who is philip wong. may not be evidence in my written response. or request and the third the narrative my waiver first is an offer of the graft tude to staff. the director pel emfor your leadership in this difficult work. michael tanning senior policy analyst. generous in spite of my number of e mail requests and questions to the commission this make this meeting ham with transparency for your careful consideration of my waiver request for a ban to pursue a director position at a nonprofit affordable housing association. i reserve my gratitude for my supporters. i received no's when this opportunity came my way and did not seek it out and said philip, say yes it is difficult and hard but worth while to do. and will there is the individuals who will continue to do the work to transform the economic community and personal prospects for disenfranchised and valuable and valiant communities. that have been not denied access for decades. who will continue to do that with our without me. and it is honoring and

that's how i remember when philip philip took me in his arms, of course, i was scared too.ook you from the maternity hospital, i'm already writing it down, while the rabbit is even smaller than me. can you imagine what will happen to him now, judging all over, rabbit. it won't work here anymore . the great city sergey lazarev is waiting for you . the jury for the new year, download the rut and watch your favorite new year's movies and shows on all devices. look, create, upload. i'm extremely happy to see you in our creative garage, where we're just freaking out for new year's eve today. it’s like the head can’t paint the arms, the legs, the movement can’t, if your pain is flashing, so there will be a new trouble in the garage of desires, a good company for the garage, i wanted to say. new year's apartments on new year's eve immediately after the new year's show mask plus avatar only but ntv .ru and post offices raffle on the first of january unlimited immersion in content technique inspired by life, let's fill the coming year with care with smiles. quickly and silently tran

not the same philip philip that wakes up closer to dinner, and we go on the air in the morning. been watching your program for a long time, and i have a question. and definitely not the one that philip immediately has a claim. why is there so little philip kirkorov on the air, exactly the one who can still not be enough? kirkorova well, even if you need conflicts on new year's eve, dear tv viewer, philip, even if you are not the same philip, we admit our mistake and on the air philip is one or not that's the question. happiness, closer he is with his back and asks to be quiet , quieter, happiness, closer and asks quieter, quieter, quieter, quieter, and love knows no bounds, she's crazy about his eyelashes from his emerald eyes, a quick way and already by the way. happiness is getting closer to the fairy tale and asks to be quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet, quiet , quiet. these dances. so tender conversation go. you just don’t need in your head without a break jha, like for the first time and already their old age is happiness, everything will come and quieter, quieter, quieter, happin

, in short, i adore philip, and you are a woman. santa claus has very good taste. please give philip petrovich's favorite song to the boys. he wanted to say playlist adult said playback and he behind playback you see constantly you have an idea. yes, look guys, what if this is vladimir to even more to confuse you, i will say that it is i, vladimir martynovich, who is the firm of chickens. this putinchik sits received a gift from me. you girl valeria received a gift from me and a boy. timur turned out to be virtual, we got who the composer wrote the songs for you. let's move on to the versions, because santa claus has already told a lot about himself, we hope that you will come up with some version, let's start with timur rodriguez who controls the avatar of santa claus those asayan galleys, it is accepted regina since we have so much fun here let santa claus this is daria frost sergey well, i'll stop all the same on the maidan and not with the maidanov why netrosovich who manages santa claus eyes version that this is vladimir natano

and her marriage, prince philip, was extraordinary . and philip, was extraordinary. and she accepted him for who he was. and i think they accepted each for who they were. you are one of the most well—read people i know, and you've written a number of really impressive biographies and, books about the royal family with their lines in producing this that you imposed upon yourself that you could not cross , that there were cross, that there were restrictions that you placed upon that because you had had that intimate and private access over the years . that was quite over the years. that was quite a challenge because i didn't want to put particularly ladies in waiting, people who've been around them in a difficult position by and i didn't want to quote anybody anonymously so that was the challenge. i decided not to show the book to living members of the royal family before publishing it, which i, with my duke of edinburgh book for two reasons. one, i thought actually, i don't think they'll want to read it. the reason i say that is that somebody told me that they had wit

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the place philip credited with shaping him into the man he was. the boarding school in northern scotland was over mine, 100 kilometers away from home. charles was 13 when he 1st arrived at gordon austin . to tinney cold. oh, you don't, acreage, it was a tough and strict school where they used shocking methods to beat boys in this mission. to shock, like homer met down then chances maternal grandmother tried to dissuade elizabeth and philip from sending their eldest son to that voting school launch. and the said, but philip wouldn't listen because he thought being so far from home would toughen the boy up and above all, keep the ever curious media at bay eminent did media jordan stern had begun taking him pupils from around the world in 1934. it's a well manicured place. in the common room portraits of former students dawned, the wolves full, my headmaster titus edge said the school office pupils a unique environment, an educational concept, lou constance about developing character and developing people to be the best people they can possibly be 60

philip kirkorov made himself and we will see you exactly in a week on saturday at 19:00.y with us. stay your central television. see you. bye. what happened to grigory leps is now where the sand is pouring on the frames of this video filmed by eyewitnesses grigory leps in st. petersburg. 10,000 dollars slaps - this was accompanied by getting a banknote of money, which he said in front of everyone like that, and when my dmitry refused. he said that here fuflomycin obviously feels like a master of life and the master took a blow in the nose to a man who refused to play backgammon. everyone in the bar shouted to go out into the street. dmitry went out into the street. street, hoping that he would be apologized on the street instead of leps with one of the guards. the rest tried to keep him, we continued to beat him under the protection, judging by the check, which was at the disposal of the internet of the fontanka.ru building. grigory leps spent two more than 12,000 rubles. for 14 servings of whiskey and one glass of beer for a snack, the singer took three apples for 150 ru

and at the time prince philip was a student to this college for naval officers. and he was charged with looking after the 2 young princesses, elizabeth anteaus sister margaret elizabeth was just 13 at the time. but she was immediately fascinated by this young man who was unlike any one she'd met before. and that fascination never ceased to do like the oh elizabeth finally married her prince in 1947. charles was born the following year. his sister, princess anne arrived in 1950. ah, followed a decade later by prince andrew and prince edward. ah. but at the beginning of the 1950s, elizabeth was not yet queen. so the young has got to spend lots of time with his parents, lou, their family's life was said to be a happy one. ah ah ah ah 2 sided m o i t of before i came to an abrupt end at the death of george, the 6 in february 1952, while elizabeth was on the tour of kenyata, and it was not only a radical change for the future queen and her husband, philip the prince, charles to elizabeth, rushed back to london. it was soon clear just how difficult it was going to be c

now let's back to esther and philip . esther and philip.s to break down some of today's top stories , we're today's top stories, we're delighted to be joined by conservative peer lord moylan and political commentator susan evans. welcome you both. all right, susan, what's caught your eye in the papers today? so i'm looking at this headline in the daily mail, festive strike's cost hospitality industry daily mail, festive strike's cost hospitality industr y £2 cost hospitality industry £2 billion lost sales. this is billion in lost sales. this is shocking. so poor hospitality industry has had two years of covid lockdowns restrictions unable to operate , unable to unable to operate, unable to open, unable to do their jobs. and now on top of all this , and now on top of all this, we've had basically four weeks of shutdown because of strikes, mostly by the rail services, but the postal services as well, and so on and so forth. and what michael cahill, he's the ceo , michael cahill, he's the ceo, the night—time industries association is saying th

i say philip, we again had disagreements with him. he sees here, what are you like to believe?ut me on the wrong path, there were such things and he had to take ostrovsky to america with a point, he had to learn tea rose, listen, you said such a phrase that you had to put up with it. yes, you broke your character into in this marriage, at first with victor, you had to come to terms with the fact that he was married, because i was in the role of a vigorous cow. and now i want to be. just a soft tender red cow to love you. to love you, i took care of you. it's all the privilege of all the beautiful women you had to put up with the fact that he was married after all, yes, when you met. one hundred and fifth and with him, when we met on the model, and we began to meet like this mystery. but then we had some kind of gap, and at 90 at the end ninety-eight year. everything with us went stormy stormy unplanned by anyone. borya roman, he divorced, well, now there is a divorce. now the process, and i lived for 20 years, we lived, because well, i somehow understand this. she had some vici

the second and her late husband's prince philip. so that is why perhaps the king is going to be paying perhaps the king is going to be paying tributes. his late mother in, that speech , the king has in, that speech, the king has the royal family's traditional christmas day church service in sandringham . the king and the sandringham. the king and the queen consort were joined by the prince and princess wales and their children , the earl and their children, the earl and countess of wessex . alongside countess of wessex. alongside them, this year's at sandringham is the first time the royal family spend christmas at the norfolk residence since thousand and 19. over million americans and 19. over million americans and canadians are facing christmas day without power as a winter storm continues to sweep across the united states , across the united states, according to reports, weather related car accidents in the us have left at least 16 dead. nearly thousand flights were cancelled yesterday with some airports . new york's governor air

let's go to rome now and speak to author in journalists, philip will. and philip, could you tell us a little bit more about the condition of the former pope where po benedict is receiving around attention from my doctor's apparently is a condition no began to decline before christmas. and it's been said that he has been suffering from a respiratory problem, even reports in italian media that he's now attached to a respirator. clearly the situation is grave and the terms in which francis spoke about his health problems seem to suggest that he may be approaching the end of his life. on a respirator, we understand that the pope francis has been visiting his predecessor, vendor director frequently. what can you tell us about their relationship. busy when things are very successfully in a very friendly atmosphere between 2 frances with his predecessor as being a wise grandfather who it was very convenient for him to have close at hand within the vatican grounds living in the monastery but can ground. but over the years, a bit of a rift between the 2, with re

that's for sure. philip, not from the database sports. thank you for your analysis. you're watching a d. w news and has a reminder of the talk stories we are following for you. at this hour. german police have recovered, priceless treasures stolen in the daring museum. hottest thieves made off with diamonds and jewels, with more than a 100000000 euros in dressed and free years ago. and germany has opened its 1st liquefied natural gas terminal, a key part of its efforts to win itself off. russia gasped. chocolate will of sholtes and all the top officials took part in the official opening ceremony at the north sea port of bell hens. don't forget, you can always get d w news on the go. just download the app from google play from the apple app store . that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking and with that you are up to date. stay tuned for sports life offshore. a short break. and remember this much more news for you on our website at www dot. com. and you can also find us on twitter and instagra

it'll be an exciting day in kat, so that's for sure. philip, not from database sports. thank you for your analysis. you're watching the w news and you are up to date up next. our current faced theories report, i joined rebels and me and not remember there's much more news on the d, w dot com and we are at the w nice on twitter and instrument. thanks so much. i'm just kinda not tied into andy from me. you're not locked up to you anymore, we will send you back. are you familiar with.

and philip hutner is still here in studio with me from d w sports. philip. what a match i'm water match for. leona massey, of course, at the end of an absolutely stellar career, right. absolutely. he said before this match was taking place that this was going to be his last match that he plays, pardon tina, and just a couple of statistics to highlight his incredible illustrious career with this appearance that he had that was number 26 and the world cup he is now the all time leading woke up a pure most to him, flayed in the world in the meant department. he's passed pele in world cub goals. so that's also obviously someone a greatest of all time. and i think you can go that far to now say, leonor massey is the greatest football of all time. i think back up was the last trophy, missing to celebrations in argentine on around the world for those are argentina vans are going to be incredible. sad evening, of course, for the french, but they did put in an incredible performance. we're seeing images there now on screen. and that looks like it is in when a site us

alexander sasha philip won. see how many points four has earned for you.e 124 out of two hundred, so that you have 324 how much is left, i have 76 20 seconds left. if you hear such a sound, then your comrade answered this way. you need to immediately give another version do not stop ready. what fruits grow in india and bananas, oranges, what they sell in tubes of toothpaste, and shampoo, where they give out receipts are issued by the bank at the post office. what are the world cup tournaments? what can you focus on? your answers are oranges is it strange whether they were not in india or whether there really are no oranges in india something strange that they sell in tubes, but for some reason i answered shampoo, but at least the astronauts in the telegram are correct? you answered shampoos so answered zero paste, the most popular answer was 39 followed by the answer cream, 16. well , shampoo, unfortunately, no one named the third question, where do they issue receipts, and you are your friend they said immediately at the bank this answer costs 29 points f

this is of course, either the sports car on philip hook. now here with me in studio, it must be a devastating last for franz. right? yeah, it's brutal and the way they came back as well. so like i said, they looked out of the match for the 1st 80 minutes that they played, and then it was all kitchen and bumpy. just a quick reminder, this guy is 23 years old and he scored 3 goals in the final. that's absolutely unheard of. he's tied pele for welt cub golds. 12 goals he scored. now at the age of 23, just to reiterate that whole absolutely crazy. that statistic is and then they fought their way all the way into penalties, having so many players that there are missing going into this world cup. but then also having a caught a virus on the team, which meant that many players couldn't play a few got substituted out early on during the match. i'm so i'm up here in somewhat of a one man show really going into penalties going there as well. and then losing out in the end. tough. but of course it's an incredible night for argentinean fans and argenti

shape of a sausage for me, and perhaps then it would work philip philip hello my dear.nd you're glad to see me too. hello lyokha, what do you have in hands is a mop. you're still cleaning up there, there are so many of them today at the table of these opinions, they practically didn't say a single word, and you know what novels he writes, where he killed an aunt with an ax. clearly confused with the soviet. yes, alexander alekseevich, we ask you to congratulate all ntv viewers on the new year next year, the year of the black rabbit rabbit. what makes a rabbit different from everyone else? yes, he loves to breed. i wish you many children, give birth so that the number of people in our country increases and this will be happy. i congratulate you all on the coming new year of new songs of new programs. zay parts i am your bunny thank you very much alexey chumakov e. i want to congratulate all the viewers of ntv, all the viewers who watch us, on a big holiday, probably the most important holiday of our vast, amazing homeland, god forbid that permanent happiness flourishes i

philip they are all choi it's only she eats stop, stop words.s your version or do you have one at all, this one i don’t know, say version. let's go faster. what version, well, i have no doubt that i'm already a legend in this mask, a stunning favorite. tatyana bulanova valeriya bulanova is a wonderful beautiful beloved by everyone. well, i think it's good. whether one of you is right we will find out right now all together our favorite mask mask mask mask mask mask mask mask mask mask mask reindeer hiding tatyana bulanova sparkle even through moscow reindeer. tanya, you were amazing, but i already tried to hide it. i do this with one and never recognized by voice at all. well, as soon as the speech went, read them and move. here i immediately realized with two that this one, maybe, and i immediately whispered to marika immediately whispered, tanya i don’t know tatiana when you started singing. i don't recognize you now either. although we have intersected with various projects and, of course, we all love, and we know your voice, but it seems to

but by 1675, when king philip's war starts, they most certainly do. as a matter of fact, they have adopted the english word indian to describe their common identity and what you have in the run up to this war are native leaders meeting on a regular basis, native leaders who normally do not get along with other saying for all of our differences, we have to recognize that these newcomers represent a threat to all of us, that they are going to destroy our way of life. they are going to render us landless and slaves. and if we don't unite, we're all done, done for the poor, makes a point, as you just said, about the racial difference, the ideas of racial difference and the start of, say, racial categorization or racial identity. right. she said europeans had contemplated this possibility from their first encounters with america. but as many historians have pointed out, a rigid system of racial classification would be centuries in development. but this is where it starts. do you agree with her on that or no, i, i think in the in the context of new england,

king philip's war and the origins of american identity. did not know anythingabout this until i found it on the shelf in the bookstore . what are we taught as kids? i missed out on a lot of lessons. i didn't take courses about native americans. we don't have time to get into everything about killing philip's war but how important was it that turning point in european or english or white relations with india ? >> it's critical. it is the war that establishes that hegemony over southern new england. the war is not purely an indian colonial war. there are few pure indian colonial wars by which i mean this . colonists very rarely fight wars against native people without native allies. so what you normally colonial indians versus indian wars . and that's certainly the case here t. >> the english have powerful allies. >> including the wampanoag who had adopted christianity and the mohicans and the pequods and mohawks among others but by nature most people rise up in this war against english expansion. this alludes to the question you're asking e

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philip, thank with reaction. philip, thank you. good it's 11:02. with reaction. philip, thank you.op stories , the gb newsroom. stories, the gb newsroom. passengers travelling by train being disrupted by a fresh round of strikes today , members of the of strikes today, members of the uk's biggest rail, of strikes today, members of the uk's biggest rail , the rmt, have uk's biggest rail, the rmt, have walked the job for 48 hours after talks failed to resolve a dispute over pay and conditions . services across the uk are severely disrupted with no trains at all running in some areas . passengers are trains at all running in some areas. passengers are being urged not to travel unless absolutely necessary . union absolutely necessary. union leader mick lynch says little progress has been made during . progress has been made during. we exchange ideas and possibilities. there's no was no negotiation at that and there's no nothing. arise tangible out of that but what he did have in heard that as the facilitator they described themselves the people only in the purse strings was invited us

philip holmes speaking of his his view of our boy and seeing her as a person on a tea chest. and here we have a tea chest and we can see why philip holm might take a look and say, oh, that's that's up on just as i see her on a tea chest devoid of course of character in this way. but by the time that our family arrived in america in the 1830s, a tea was as prevalent here in the united states as it was in china. and the only here and we see in our lithograph from my taking tea except that the tea that she would be drinking here in america was not the same as she would be drinking in china having been in china. i must say that tea in china is a lot different than the tea that she would have had in new york likely. i also appreciate you thinking the tea time and thinking about the fact that this lithograph was presenting a very accurate time for far more because her tea time would have been as the american time which was 7 p.m. in the evening. and that is exactly when she was presented the public from 7 to 9. she had 8 hours of presentation to the public and couple those hours we

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i'd like to call on how philip d. zelikow to start with his five-minute presentation i'll just take a few minutes to talk about when, there are valuations in presidential kennedy's role in the crisis of change, i i experienced this crisis as a school child. i later came to know it a lot better, not just through research, but through tim. tim and i have, through the time, machine have spent more time in the kennedy white house than almost any member of the kennedy administration. >> that might be true. >> not just on the cuban missile crisis, it's been meetings and phone calls of all kinds on every subject. not just going to the meetings once, but often going to the same meeting again and again and again. so, we do feel like later in life, we got to know these people astonishingly well, as if we traveled back in a travel try machine to be with them in 1962. let me just carve this up into three phases. the first faces, the face and which president kennedy was widely perceived as having play a heroic role in resolving th

of philip kirkorov sun sofia russia thank you, thank you, philip kirkorov and the bee.e. thank you for this holiday. no need to say again dear philippe of course, when it comes to the canonical repertoire , it is impossible to imagine such songs without you, and then freddie mercury's barcelona and montserrat caballe and dear. our alsou that you are capable of this, we did not know at all and, of course , the mask, last season was a real revelation, because we always perceived. the singer you, who performs both pop music and soulineb, and then you understand the real opera marvel, and it was amazing. this is the most difficult part of montserrat caballe and you prove that there are no barriers for the singer. and if you are a singer who became famous as a pop artist, you can easily become a real opera diva. thank you very much. please take off this mask. we want to see your incredibly beautiful face. thank you. the most important thing is triga, 3 seasons bee alsou is infinitely amazing. thank you, it was a great pleasure to perform with you today. this was supposed to

let's go wrong now and speak to author and journalist philip will. and philip, could that be with us? what do we know about the form of pope's condition? when a benedict has been declining slowly for years now, he's 95 years old. it said that he's remained until very recently, perfectly lucid, but you have been very frail, confined often to a wheel chair and people who visited it. it's very difficult to understand what he's saying that his voice is very weak. so there is a feeling that the candle is gradually going out. this is an image that was used about him as some years ago by his secretary. and it does seem that now that is literally the case. it's been really a decade since he resigned. as pope remind viewers if you can of the significance of his tenure as part of well, i think it will be remembered as the 1st to resign his office in 6 centuries. that something really extraordinary, almost without precedent and inevitably, is fixed in the minds of people who follow the activities in the church. but he also was a very erudite theologian and cust

another and forging lifelong friendships "early today" starts right now good wednesday morning i'm philip mena. >>> the death toll is rising from the ongoing extreme winter weather blanketing swaths of the u.s. at least 65 people are now known to have died across 14 states. that's according to an nbc news tally. the worst-hit state by far is new york with 34 fatalities. the executive of erie county in the north made this plea to recess d residents earlier. >> please, please, please do not drive in the city of buffalo >> many of the victims in buffalo froze to death in their cars, trapped in the snow. tragic scenes like this have led authorities to deploy state and military police to enforce a strict driving ban in that city. residents are also advised to take it easy when shoveling snow at least three people have died from heart attacks while trying to clear the streets or driveways. >>> tens of thousands of travelers are stranded at airports from coast to coast southwest airlines by far the biggest offender with over 70% of its flights canceled. here with the latest is nbc's brie jackson

that is the author and journalist philip will end in rome many, many thanks. well 2022 is rapidly drawing to a close in. it will soon be time to look forward to what the new year will bring. but it's also time to reflect on the good and bad of 2022. for some that mean shirley waving goodbye to unpleasant memories. that's exactly what people have been doing at the annual good riddance. event in new york's times square. i dashing into 2023 after shredding thrashing and bashing 20. 22. for the people here this year has been one to for guess. they lined up to write down all the bad things they wanted to say. good riddance to in 2022. they range from poverty to single use plastics. a moment of catharsis, and an opportunity to look forward. so in 2023 i'm trying to get rid of a lot of south that i had in 2022. i just enjoy life more. you know, it's been very, it's been a very negative couple years. i hope that 2023 of course in scope. has gone down. oh, it will be better. and for woman, it was an opportunity to celebrate simply being alive. this was my hands or mass

let's get across to rome now and speak to the author and journalist philip whalen. philip, can you tell us more about the former pope's current condition when it appears that he's suffering from respiratory problems and sources of told the main italian news agency, the decline in his condition began even before christmas. so there's a very great concern about his condition because he's 95 years old and was in very frail health. even before these new problems arrived, people gathering in saint peter's square this evening to pray for him and catholics are concerned by what's happening. now we've mentioned our former hope and it when he stepped down as pontiff and 2013 became the 1st pope to resign in 600 years. do you think that that has set any kind of precedent when his successor francis has alluded to. ready precedent or numerous occasions bracing the po for his courage in deciding to step down the cause of his frail, declining health. ready already 10 years ago and frances himself said that he wouldn't rule out resigning as well. and if his own health declined, he's already deposited

that is author and journalist philip will and in will many, many thanks. here's your reminder, the top story we're following for you. benjamin netanyahu. rescreened turning to power as israel's prime minister is incoming government is regarded as the most right wing and israel's history. and includes several ultra orthodox and ultra nationalists parties. it's the 6 government formed by netanyahu, who is still on trial for alleged corruption. we're going to end it there. don't forget there's more to be found on our website that is and, and social media. the handle for instagram and twitter is at dw news. i'm michael oak, who in berlin from me in the team here. thanks so much for your company and wherever you are have a great day ah associates with all say we'll credit you a.

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earlier i asked author and journalist philip will in, in rome for more about the condition of the former pope. well, benedict is receiving around attention from doctors apparently is a condition that began to decline before christmas. and it's been said that he has a respiratory problem. even reports in italian media that he's now attached to a respirator. clearly the situation is great. and the terms in which francis about his health problems seem to suggest that he may be approaching the end of his life. benedict became the 1st pope to resign in 600 years. as we all know, remind us what his papacy was like. what it was, the thing that everyone remembers about him now is the unprecedented resignation. but then it was a very highly respected logins and his articulation of the essence of the catholic faith was i think it is what people remember about him, a clear minded, think a man of considerable, curious as someone who enjoyed the tradition, traditions of the church addressing in traditional paypal robes speaking in latin, basically, someone very much concerned with preserving the past

the offer in general is philip. well for philip, could you tell us a bit more about the condition of the former pope? yes. well 1st we have heard of it declined wiring decline and his health came from his success about francis himself. as you mentioned, that has been confirmed by that can spokesman, who says that there is concern for his health and attribute problems to his advanced age. other sources suggested that he's suffering from a respiratory problem. and we do know that he has been very frail for a number is now let's see in a wheelchair and the most recent photos of that are available. i show him looking very cool and frail that the people who visit him and his voice is very feeble. it's mine is lucy, but it's very hard to understand what he's saying. now for benedict became the 1st pope to resign in 600 years. what can you tell us about his papacy? well, it is widely at my and i guess a conservative elements in the catholic church. and when he resigned, becoming the 1st to do so in 6 centuries, he already

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