phillips: senator, thank you. thank you for your time discussing matters important to you in alaska and others. i appreciate that. my response, i am not in the building so i do not have details. in the interest of following along and going within the boundaries of important infrastructure developments, we have the opportunity to build resiliency and make change and improve our infrastructure in ways we have not been able to do in the past. and a look forward to working with you on that. >> i mentioned in our meeting the department of defense, i have the department of defense commissioner report on the assessment of the strategic seaports, the two lowest rated where the port of tacoma and alaska. i know the chairman cares about this issue as well. will you just recommit to work with me, and i'm sure senator cantwell is interested as well. this is kind of a win-win from two very important parts. dashboards. -- ports. adm. phillips: i look forward to working with you and your staff on this committee more broadly, in

phillips: ok. ms. szpindor: and we are working also at times with the arc tect of the capitol -- architect of the capitol. they primarily are the ones who have a pulse on all the space available across the capitol building. mr. phillips: thank you. i appreciate it. ms. johnson, one quick question for you too. in your testimony you articulated a system to track lobbying disclosures and i'd love if you would spend a moment sharing with us a little bit more on that and letting us know if you have the authorities and the funding already to pursue such a system. ms. johnson: currently we do not have the authority. we're still in discussions. the committee hasn't given us directions in terms of how far we should go and this is one because lobbying and disclosure is in conjunction with the senate side as well. so it's both chambers working together on that project. mr. phillips: ok. all right. i appreciate it. i yield back. thank you very much. ms. johnson: and happy birthday as well. mr. phillips: thank you

we have the phillips ceo to join us to talk about the results. manus: we will see how the crisis comes to bear. we have to talk about -- it is different this time. you have a flattening of the curve, and you have the stats on that, i won't plagiarize. this time last week to where we are now, it is quite interesting when you look at the risk profile. why do i care? because it is credit suisse. i love it because it is so graphic. it is more about scraping the paint off the wall. the fresco painted in the first two years of the pandemic is out of date. inflation is a problem and so are financial excesses. here is the kicker -- he says it is not just letting bonds rolloff, but they could sell the bonds. that is cutie with an aggressive martini twist. dani: fives, 30's, that is the flattest since 2019. i told manus before the program and he kindly allowed me to take credit for that stat. it's also different this time because of wages. this is something we've heard from deutsche bank, that real wages when you take into account inflation, are deeply neg

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back with us phillip, shelby and oliver., you raised a question on twitter, is the new gop policy position that rioters should be let out of jail? >> right. yeah, i mean, obviously donald trump is a leader if not the leader in the republican party. i have not seen polling or anything to suggest that republicans broadly feel as though these people who conducted these acts of violence in particular who are the ones primarily who are the ones being incarcerated or detained that they should be set free. when you are complaining about the conditions in confinement for people the natural response is let's improve these conditions not let's set them free and release them from jail. donald trump is saying let's pardon them. i don't know that that's a position that most republicans have held to this point. what will be fascinating to see is will they adopt this position moving forward? does this change the baseline position of the republican party to be, yes, let's have these people walk free because donald trump has raised this as a

phillips answer that. i will say we've been reaching out directly to other hospital system leaders to ensure that they have insight into the situation to work with them to collectively problem solve around this issue. this so we're working with them but we're going to see unprecedented demand and quite frankly d.p.h. is carrying a huge burden here. however, whenever we can, but we are really calling upon other health care systems to do their part different health care systems are a different change in that regard. others it's not clear at this time what their plans are to do that and i will turn it over to dr. phillip as our we have been in communication for some time that the order has been in place that they provide testing to their patients on request within 24 hours. so we recognize it's been a challenge during a so we have some evidence. we're following up with a letter from the health officer reminding them of the health order and we do want to continue to work together in a. >> president bernal: all

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are correspondent john phillips. schultz has more now from the capital. lisbon. it's all about on the crown here in the parliamentary elections in portugal, around 10 percent of all potential voters are currently in isolation. they are encouraged to vote during a one hour slot in the evening, but the unknown designated areas for them here at the polling stations, some portuguese, say this could affect vote on turn knowledge. the people are a very concern with, with all the questions of security and safe offer of the voting for the older people could be initial. but of course, so the organization takes care of that to be safe to, to vote the army. conway has also sidelined other important political topics, such as the countries post covered economic recovery plan. most observers see a neck and neck raised between socialists prime minister costa, and the conservative main opposition party. the far right che got party could also benefit from the situation. however, many portuguese say that what they want most of all at the moment is political stability. yon phillips

phillip, has this strategy worked for mcconnell in the past?connell and his party have going for him, and people remember trump had no second term agenda when running in 2020, and neither did the republican, they just said whatever trump wants to do is their agenda. the republicans are enabled in not doing things by being the party that can say, no, we don't want to do that. so it's always easier to do nothing than it is to do something. mitch mcconnell understands if he gets out ahead of this and refuses to outline any sort of policy agenda, then he can't be held accountable for it. it's the same reason people find new candidates appealing, if you don't say what it is you're going to do, nobody is going to vote against you because of it. because the republican party is focused on culture war stuff, it seems like it will work. >> cultural wars do end up taking up a lot of oxygen in the room. juanita, if the republicans are avowedly running on nothing, what does that mean for democrats and their message? >> i think democrats are going to try to

. >> general phillip breedlove served as supreme allied commander 2013-2016 currently with the middle east institute as their distinguished chair of the frontier europe initiative. is on with us this morning to talk about the increasing tensions between ukraine and russia. welcome to washington journal. thank you for having me, i'm looking forward to the conversation. >> and what is the supreme court allied commander, what does that entail? >> militarily you're ostensibly the commander of nato forces that are operational. those that have been called to duty or those that are on day-to-day standing at sea and in the air, and on the ground in ur our units forward in europe. there's between you and the frontline troops and you're providing guidance, et cetera, to carry the mission of nato and the military forces activated. >> go ahead and finish your thought, go ahead. >> the factor is more of a representative for the military and of the military to the nac, the north atlantic council. when we need to do something militarily in nato, the decision to do for it, the decision to provide for

phillips, i want to follow up with the conversation you and i had yesterday.you know, i have significant concerns over the biden administration ongoing attack on the energy industry andnd the negative impact already has on energy production in texas. in this case, i'm concerned about how could impact the application process for deepwater ports licensing. as of november 15, there are five pending applications under review report licensing programs. four of the five are off the coast of texas. rue marlon, bluewater, l think seaportpo oil terminal. together these projects create thousands of jobs and billions of dollars of economic benefit. once operational, the deepwater ports increase our energy export capabilities, establish greater energy security and support the environment displacing highly polluting foreign sources of energy. even though u.s. energy-related co2 emissions declined by 15% since 2007 and continue to decline, president biden andnd s appointees have been deeply hostile to any and all projects involved in the transport of oil or natural gas. i a

phillip moore? i like it more than yield.nion pacific is going to buy back man than field it's fine. you got oil and transport and you got tobacco and you got utility, you got exactly what i want let's go to lewis in north carolina >> hi, jim this is lewis in north carolina. glad to be here again, trying to get my portfolio diversified my five stocks are: apple, thermal fisher, ford -- i know you like that one. mcdonald's, one of my long time favorites and a new one to give a lit zest to it is rocket lab >> oh, wow >> havevery interesting portfolo rocket lab which is a space system that should be much higher but it loses a lot of money. we'll poll lower, unlike the other spaces who want, it's not a hike job mcdonald's, we think is fantastic. quick serve restaurant we like ford and apple these are two owned trades thermo fisher is fantastic it really is it's a great analytical company. scientific based diagnostic. restaurant and auto and tech perfect. let's go to tina in michigan >> hi, jim, i am tina from michigan i am a long

james phillips, assistant professor at george washington university hospital. good evening to both of you. so glad to have you both on. dr. mccain, i'm going to start with you. we're seeing an unprecedented surge in cases. hospitalizations are the highest they have been since september. tell us what you're seeing at your hospital, please. >> we are feeling it here in houston. we are not immune to the surge. beds are full. hospital beds are full. emergency department beds are full. patients are boarding in the emergency department for a prolonged period of time. definitely seeing unvaccinated patients that are getting very, very sick from omicron. >> you say that any infection symptoms, a runny nose, a sneeze, anything is covid until proven otherwise. >> absolutely. i've seen a lot of talk about people trying to differentiate between a common cold, the flu, and covid. people, this is not for you to do at home. get a test. if your head hurts, if you have a fever, if you have muscle aches, runny nose, whatever it is, it's not your allergies. it's not a cold. it's

susan phillip. i do have a number of slides that i hope will answer some of your questions and, of course, we are available to continue the conversation and to continue to work towards addressing this unprecedented pandemic going into a third year. next slide. so in terms of our current state of covid, i really want us to focus for a few minutes on what we know. we know that omicron is far more infectious, but thankfully causes less severe disease than the delta variant. very importantly and i will say this multiple times during this presentation, vaccines are very effective in preventing severe illness and death and just to provide the board with the latest data on this the cdc released startling data on friday that showed for people over 65 if they had received a booster, they were 49 times less likely to be hospitalized due to covid and for people between the ages of 50 and 64, they were 44 times less likely to be hospitalized for covid. and as a physician, i can tell you that rates of reduction

what we have to understand with the phillips curve, this is the cornerstone piece of economic metric that is in the minds of every fed official. when they see a stronger labor market, higher wages, and that means you can pass through a higher cost, you get a higher inflation risk. many people are raising their fed funds forecast not just in terms of magnitude but also in terms of timing. many people are bringing forward the first rate hike to march. there is nothing in the report that is dovish for the fed. in fact, it is the opposite, emboldens them to be a bit more hawkish at this point. we even have to start to think about the balance sheet. jonathan: i think we are already there in many ways. subadra mentioned march. we heard from president daly earlier on this morning. she had to say the following. i would prefer to adjust the policy rate gradually and move into balance sheet reductions earlier in the cycle. i prefer not to do it simultaneously. you can imagine adjusting the balance sheet after one or two hikes. let's talk about the sequencing, not just the timing of left off, b

phillips. dean phillips: mr. perlmutter and i were just reflecting on the proposition of children, you know, attend everything and how beautiful that would be. even in our caucus meetings because it would change. then again, we have plenty of children already, i would argue. um, there's so much to unpack. i this is my favorite conversation in congress because i was reading chairman kilmer's tweet this morning and he wrote, quote research shows that leaders who practice civility and who take a collaborative approach to their work are able to produce and achieve at higher levels. and having come from the private sector myself, that's exactly how things worked until i got to congress. and i thought a lot about this, you know, there are 435 of us. uh, you know, if we were in a private enterprise or business, uh, surely each one of us would have been fired already for insubordination at one time or another. but only in a handful. clearly, if there was accountability would probably be terminated for poor behavior. uh,

phillipe djegal spoke with nurses who are grappling with the overwhelming rise in cases. >> with no end in sight to a pandemic that has extended beyond 2 years nurses say their motivation to care for patients has not waned, but they are losing steam while the omicron variant spreads at rapid pace. we have absolutely broken down here in our office on number of we're talking to other after hours. margie mayfield is executive director of the nonprofit pediatric home care agency coastal kids, home care, her staff serves the south bay and says it has remained healthy throughout the public health emergency. she says the virus has not spread from patients to staff or from staff to patients. but adds the kids are getting sick at an alarming rate. more now than any other time during the pandemic. brought home children that have covid and had. >> reaction to it our brain dead children. and then later and we're being shipped for these kids. it has affected us across the dramatically and it has climbed to a point where like i feel like we're hanging on by a friend in the past week. the centers for

kron four's phillipe djegal learn more about the county's decision to keep kids in the class. >> while the omicron variant of covid-19 spreads through south bay communities, santa clara county, public health director doctor sara cody says it is milder than previous variants. a factor in why she believes students should continue attending class in person. we've learned that in person, education is what they and remote learning doesn't support their mental health. emotional health. >> i'm an academic well-being nearly the way the in-person learning does. doctor cody stands in solidarity with doctor mary ann is the county superintendent of schools at the santa clara county office of education and join cody for a joint media statement released friday. the ability for schoolfdistrict to offer remote or virtual learning ended on june 30th 2021. still the numbers are concerning. data posted online by the public health department shows the 7 day average of cases has increased about 237% since christmas, 630 were reported on december. 25th. >> 2123 were reported friday and the age group making

this time on the night before prince phillip's funeral. russian security service, the f.s.b., said it has dismantled a hacker group at the request of the uted states. the f.s.b. said it had detained and charged members of the reveal group which is believed to have been behind a number of high-profile hacks targeting u.s. companies. our cyber reporter explains more about the crime group. >> they are one of the big badz of cyber crime. for years now they have been pretty much the number one ransomware crew. that means they're one of these hacking groups that decide to go after big organization they will find a way into the computer networks of that organization and at that point they'll press a few buttons and encrypt all the data on the servers of that company or whatever it is and often bring them to their knees in exchae if a ransom in which case they'll unencrypt the data and allow the company or ganization to car on. they've had big victims in the past. travel-x, the foreign exchae company. but they've been in the sight os authorities w

i'm phillip mena >> 70 years todawilly >>> right now, preparing to walk out of class.strict, leaving some parents scrambling this morning. >> also new guidance, another bay area city moving fast to get ahead of the omicron surge. the new mandate that may leave you keeping your mask handy even when you're outside. this is "today in the bay." >>> of course, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. i'm laura garcia. >>'m

with me now to talk about all of this is nbc news chief correspondent is richard engel and phillip rucker for the washington post and ambassador michael mcfaul. analysts, thank you for being with me. richard, you spent the last couple of days on the front lines, talking to people and soldiers, what are they telling you? >> reporter: so when we speak to soldiers and citizens here in the east, they are saying they are calm that they are trying to go about their daily lives as if this crisis were not happening but then when you spend more time talking to them and they get beyond that initial reaction, they'll tell you that they do have lingering concerns that they are worried. there are certainly no panic. there was no panic on the front lines, we didn't see any increase activities or increase militarization. it was pretty much business as usual and here in this village was not far from the front and other villages we are not seeing panic buying or people coming off the streets, just this growing concern that this time may be different. so they have been in a low level conflict with russia a

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as the health system says it's seen a sharp rise in emergency room visits for testing kron four's phillipe djegal tells us the issues not a matter of supply, but rather capacity to treat severely severely ill patients. >> up to 50% of patients admitted to john health emergency rooms are being diagnosed with covid-19 in addition to suffering from other serious illnesses and chief medical officer doctor russell rodriguez says those patients need the hospital's staff's full attention. those experiencing mild symptoms possibly related to covid-19 or are asymptomatic yet won a routine test should try to find one available to take at home or visit a local clinic, but not a hospital to somebody. >> has an entire family that has covid and now they have symptoms. they probably don't need to get tested for symptoms are mild. >> they have covid doctor. rodriguez says unlike in the past supply is not the issue. the health system has enough tests. in fact, everyone who was admitted to an emergency room is tested for covid-19. >> doctor rodriguez says requests for routine testing are taking attention aw

i had the privilege of meeting pastor michael phillips.cision. looking back on his child hood in baltimore, pastor michael phillips vividly recalls two defining memories. >> 6 year old and you tell your teacher you want a be a lawyer. what was the teacher's response? >> this is a person i'll never forget. she told me that would never happen for a person like me. >> the other memory is when his father, also a preacher, suddenly died of a stroke. he was already 12. >> i was already on the fringe of trying to navigate, but when my father died, it pushed me further away from the church. and the guys on the corner became my pastors. >> he started selling drugs but at the age of 18, the law caught up with him. he was facing 18 years until the judge gave him prison ear special program to send him to college instead. >> imagine me saying which one do i want to take? i said i would love to go to school and it changed my life forever. forever. >> reporter: from there, mikeble -- michael became pastor, even being on the schoolboard and dubbing the sc

more of us just need to get the shots. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news for your health. pregnant women have been concerned about getting the covid vaccine because of a possibility of premature birth. >> but now a new study might put those fears to rest. researchers at the cdc looked at data from aid organizations to try to determine a link and they found that the vaccines do not raise the risk of premature birth. they also investigated any effects depending on which point in the pregnancy that the shots were received. they say there was no difference in the rate of premature birth, regardless of which trimester pregnant women got the vaccine. coming up tonight at 5 ditching class to go to work. why researchers say choosing jobs over college could be detrimental for the economy. >> and a potentially major win for those with student loans. details on a lawsuit settlements today. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema with clearer skin and less itch. hide my skin? n

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james phillips, good to see you again. instead of happy new year i have to say hopeful new year. let's hope we're only going up from here. >> good to see you again, fred. >> good to see you, too. >>> still ahead, now snowfall in colorado after devastating fires in that state for hundreds of families returning to their homes all that's left, ashes. we will hear from one of those families next. >>> and later, a jury finds ghislaine maxwell guilty of sex trafficking young women for jeffrey epstein. what her conviction may mean for a civil case against prince andrew next. look, serena williams... matrix... serena... matrix... serena... matrix... ♪ ♪ ♪ get your tv together with the best of live and on demand. introducing directv stream. >>> welcome back. colorado officials now say at least two people are missing after wildfires fueled by high winds which happened through the boulder area. the fires leaving hundreds of residents to start the new year without homes. at least 500 structures were destroyed. as the flames moved in, shoppers in one store, you could see right there, running

abby phillip with us as well. let's start with you, manu. inside the room. >> the president did speak at length about his desire to pass these two bills, and his concerns that democracy is at risk, and trying to convince his members to come along. but there is a problem. he simply does not have the votes to do what he wants to do. if they just were going over the current regular order, they would need 60 votes to overcome a republican filibuster. that does not exist. there is zero support for this measure they're trying to get through. there's been a pressure campaign on kyrsten sinema, on joe manchin for months, trying to get them to change the senate rules to pass along straight party lines. sinema came out very forcefully saying she still supports maintaining that 60-vote threshold, concerned that undercutting that would have drastic ramifications on the senate itself. manchin told me moments ago, he said his position has not changed at all. he said, everybody knows where i stand. he did not praise the president's appearance. it was not c

. >> phillip rutger, access is reporting on january 6th, the anniversary of the attack on the capitolbannon will host the war room with two trump supporters, matt gates and margorie taylor green who has been banned from social media what do you expect to happen on january 6th from trump and his orbit? >> you know, i expect january 6th will be the most extensive effort by trump and his accolade lights to white wash history, to reimagine what happened on january 6 to apply the label patriots to people who history will regard as insurrectionists, people who reporter rioting violently at the capitol. we'll hear from donald trump who is planning to hold a news conference in mar-a-lago his private club in florida. there will be a surround sound campaign, including the bannon podcast, and people on fox news channel and oann and other pro-trump right-wing media outlets to try to reframe how the america people view what happened on january 6th in a way that's more favorable to trump and his supporters. keep in mind, ali, that public polling opinion surveys continue to show a majority of republ

about 2 busy parties howled in the garden in the buildings of number 10 the night before prince phillips funeral. when the country was in national morning, was having to apologize to the queen about those parties. the night before she put her husband over 70 years, she laid into rest was not the moment of shame for you. and i deeply and bitterly regret of that that happened. and i can only really and renew my apologies both to, to her majesty and her to the country. ah, for misjudgments that were made and, and for which i take full responsibility. neither being so many at scandal surrounded by st. johnson that the cabinets toriana hayes. why is this one different? is it different? well, judging by his facial expressions during the interview, even behind the mass, this was a man that seemed brow beaten, almost defeated after days, weeks of continual cool from opposition and peace to come clean on exactly what the prime minister did. no, i didn't know what kind of culture he presided over at downing street. he appeared exhausted, and that's after having eval days away from cameras isolatin

chris phillips, the former head of the national counter terrorism security office in the u. k. joining us live here on our t international. thank you very much. we appreciate it and it's good to have you with us today as well. so the french president has said he wants to irritate the unvaccinated, resorting to an explosive to make his point. his remark comes as the national assembly heatedly debates banning the and jabbed from bars, cafes and cinemas. opponents of rounded online for that, but also for his use of language. a president, shit, and say that manual electron is unworthy of his office is unworthy and irresponsible, remarked by the president. you shouldn't insult people when you're trying to get them to agree with you. 7000000 french people have to far from medical care and access to vaccines on them to an astonishing confession from across. it is clear, the vaccine pass is a collective punishment against individual freedom was an extraordinary couple of days here in france. this is a bill that was supposed to glide through the parliament without a hiccup, but 1st o

and please, give a round of applause for our house band, marcus phillips and top of the mark.n and all the incredible work he's doing as well as dr. cheryl davis with the san francisco human rights commission. and myself, as i said before, i'm with the leo t. mccarthy center and for us, we're really focused on service learning, being in service to others and really preparing students for a successful life in public service. so that being said, as we honor m.l.k. day, i want to encourage you all -- i'm sure everyone is going to be doing this, it's a day of service, a week in the service, but i want to encourage you all to continue with your service throughout the year. continue to be in service with others. that's pretty much the work we do with the students. i'm about to take my seat now. but i want to say thank you so much for coming out. enjoy the rest of the show and look forward to seeing you next time. thank you. >> to continue our towards freedom, please welcome to the stage i am rebel. >> how you all doing tonight? good? everybody having a good night? my name is i am re

that's what isaiah's defense attorney mark phillips said.out of guesses, nothing more. >> we had no physical evidence. they had no gun. they had no bullet. they had no casing. >> and that blue towel investigators found at the crime scene? >> the dna testing they did on that towel showed that none of isaiah hagan's dna was present. >> though there was one thing that was plain to see isaiah's lies. right there in the interrogation video. the prosecution played the entire nine and half hours of it to the jury. >> i think anytime somebody says something that the state contends isn't true, you have to try to understand the dynamic of where it was said. >> phillips noted that detectives questioned isaiah aggressively for hours, they used profanity, invaded his space, intimidated him. >> i'm supposed to believe a stack of -- >> maybe, he theorized, isaiah simply lied to make them go away. were you worried though the jury is going to hear lies, and that's just gonna trump everything else? "this guy's lying. why should i believe him that he didn't ki

already apologize to the queen for one such gathering downing street on the eve of her husband, prince phillips. funeral one on wednesday johnson now. so, but it's public for forgiveness for attending another drinks event in may 2020, the opposition, and some in johnson's own party, according to the prime minister to resign. but johnson says he thought he was attending a work event. ah, well, a public opinion appears to be turning against johnson, but some people, at least having fun with it. flash mob of partying. johnson lookalikes turned up at the gates of downing street on friday, 100 percent here the apology was half hearted. it did even seem to intimate in his mind, he seemed to believe that the rules were not perfect and the guidance was followed . richard, inconceivable cody and demick of what this government are about, what i believe in how they treat the general public. god knows what else goes in that place. so i'm not surprised at all. what i am surprised is that these guys is still hanging on to power. despite old is not something that is been getting up. i think it's, it's absolut

mouths are counting on them to keep the line moving. >> phillipe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> let's check on our 4 zone forecast as we head into the weekend with a live look outside at the golden gate bridge, which is nice and quiet tonight. friday night, lawrence, people want to know what's going on this weekend. yeah. big weekend ahead of the weather. going to look like. >> well, almost like it did today, it's going to cooperate very nicely. lot of sunshine. you'll see some clouds moving overhead from time to time, but it's going to stay dry this weekend. looks like a great weekend to get out there and enjoy the beautiful sights today. temperatures running above the average again, 62 degrees and dry in san francisco. 61 in oakland for the 4th straight day in a row. 66 degrees. talk about consistency in san jose. 63 in livermore, 67 warmed up nicely in concord and 68 degrees. well above the average in santa rosa. so temperatures all around very nice. but now we're starting to cool things off that some dry air move in with that offshore wind was blustery over the mountain tops. those wind

phillips answer that. i will say we've been reaching out directly to other hospital system leaders to ensure that they have insight into the situation to work with them to collectively problem solve around this issue. this so we're working with them but we're going to see unprecedented demand and quite frankly d.p.h. is carrying a huge burden here. however, whenever we can, but we are really calling upon other health care systems to do their part different health care systems are a different change in that regard. others it's not clear at this time what their plans are to do that and i will turn it over to dr. phillip as our we have been in communication for some time that the order has been in place that they provide testing to their patients on request within 24 hours. so we recognize it's been a challenge during a so we have some evidence. we're following up with a letter from the health officer reminding them of the health order and we do want to continue to work together in a. >> president bernal: all

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