hall's conviction in the jessie roach case.that his mother lived near wabash and read about jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from, i said, and all the newspaper stories said you've killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk though. >> it all was a big risk. i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for, but be honest to me, that's all. just tell me what happened, man, i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i said, i've had girls do me wrong in my life, i understand how girls can get under your skin and how they can be bothersome to you. >> jimmy pressed hall about jessie roach. at last, hall began to open up, recalling that september day in 1993. >> he was driving down a back country road and he seen her walking her bicycle. >> hall then told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolted. >> oh, god, lester, it was probably the hardest thing i've ever done in my life, to have to sit there and pretend to

i got la roach coming up. i know what you're saying. i thought roaches were illegal, but the law is just been voted the best stylist, or is he likes to call it image architect and los angeles, and trust me, every 2nd person i hear is an executive producer or an image. but my man is broken away from the pack. he just did something present day. the b e t awards and it blew up the image of the frock all over the planet earth. i think he got beyond says old dress for at 18 years ago. inventive guy had a good businessman, la roche right up to this dentist, bill, or plus one. hey folks. welcome to dennis miller plus one. i am with the hippa, scott in the room, the bask frocks, law roach, the show me looking good. it's leg of burberry feel with a little psychedelic next day. and here's the stylus and i love this. we're going to talk about this because it's a very smart positioning. he's done, image architect. yeah. so the cat sharpies worked with celebrities, including ariana grand and celine, dion mary j. blige. i think you just killed that o

we're having a blast with the law roach. and by the way, before colorado legalize we illegal or chicago or my new brass de la roche, he is worked with celebrity stylus image, architect is worked with area underground, celine dion, and those he said a 2 big machines there, mary j. blige. and he's currently a judge on the voting reality competition show legendary, which is streaming as everything it appears in the world is on h. b o max. here the luxuriant locks, how long does it take to grow that beautiful follicular power? 45 minutes time. let me tell you about legendary. tell h b o, how are they to work because this things caught on. yeah, i love being a part of a family. they are incredible. they are good people to work with them and they believe you go after some places they know. yeah. and no higher. you good thing. yeah. they leave me alone. that's cool. yeah they, they've been amazing. we. we just got picked up the season 3 beautiful, which is really excited, but legendary is a platform to show the talents of the ballr

i am with hipaa scott in the room, the bask frocks, law roach, the show me looking good. it's leg of burberry feel with a little psychedelic next step. here's the stylus and i love this. we're going to talk about this because this is a very smart positioning. he's done, image architect. yeah. so the cat sharpies worked with celebrities, including ariana grand and celine, dion mary j. blige. i think you just killed it on the b 2 yours or some look that went as the kids say, sorry, man. now he's currently a judge on the the bogging reality competition show legendary streaming on h. b o. max la roche. yeah. nice to hear. i'm actually wearing gucci. yeah. so we can make that. make that mistake call it is something out. well, what, what did i said you were burbridge just just the euro. who am i so passe? the listen law. you're in the you're in the moment. run and tell you the moments come quickly and it's to the, to the person who knows how to ride it as long as he could, you know, as the prize now. and i love the fact that so many people who deem themselves stylus and l a. i

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henrietta lacks in the books she became involved within a story about people and in some ways mary roach. she is putting herself in the story and reveals how scientist do their work so when you're thinking about writing this to look at it as a beautifully dumping by the time like how am i going to work out how to tell the story? >> is so interesting that you mentioned this in particular because i studied that very carefully. initially i did not plan to include the name omar. i thought it would maybe be on the side of the point where was much more intimate about the patients so i give full credit to my amazing editor. i was like what about the story with your auntie and she was the one who tease that out and in the process of writing i realize oh my gosh that intimate voices what needs to be the backbone here whether i was talking about my complicated mother-daughter relationship with her talking to a biologist and south america. you are right that's what i was seeing. i studied mary roach story on cadavers and what i saw was no matter where she went it was her voice there was like that i

turns out a roach problem at home was triggering it.hma attacks, especially in children. [woman] when i had a fever, body aches, and fatigue i never thought it would have been west nile virus. all it took was a mosquito bite while gardening. [narrator] mosquitoes spread west nile virus and many other diseases. and they can breed in standing water around your home. protect your family from pests, get the facts at pestworld.org. larry: the house freed larry: freedom caucus is asking kevin mccarthy to out nancy pelosi as speaker after she picked on my friend jim jordan she's always picking on jim jordan who is right here. what did she have against you, did you run over her dog or is there bigger issues? >> there is one issue and that is politics we know january 6 committee is about politics. one more time to go after president trump, get to be with you but yeah that's what this is, frankly what else are they going to talk about you were just talking about inflation, everything is up the gas, eggs, milk, bread, lumber, airline tickets, they

the state of saxony near the border to the czech republic, roach and whale lines are closed due to rising waters. further south at the german austria border. flooding and heavy rains are causing serious damage. in the town of highline, a flash flood has swept through the streets. people living there had already been warned to be careful, and avoid going into sellers and basements. let's now take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world at this hour . at least 25 people have been killed in landslides, triggered by monsoon range and gone by in one area. several houses were crushed by a glass wall, but would you say more people could be trapped under mud and debris building collapses are common during india's monsoon season. gunfire st. fans and players scrambling for cover during a baseball game in washington, d. c. se shots were exchanged between 2 cars outside, leaving 3 interview investigators or questioning to people who walked into a local hospital with gunshot wounds. amanda new york has been arrested for attempted kidnapping after surveillance video showe

these are the tough stories on algebra. roach. corona virus cases in the u. s. have risen by 53 percent in just the past week. around 90 percent of patients being admitted the hospital for the virus haven't received the vaccination . president job i didn't has been urging americans to get vaccinated in an effort to stop the spread. the cobra, 1900 task force has been meeting to discuss tightening the policy on last. kimberly how kit is more now from the white house. right now the policy in the united states, if you've been vaccinated, you don't need to wear a mask. it's a personal choice, those required to wear a mask or those have chosen not to get vaccinated, but given the up to can cases from the very highly contagious delta, very of all of that could change but officially for now, there is no change to the policy but it's something that's being discuss indonesia is now the epicenter of the latest wave of corona virus and southeast asia, fueled by the delta very. and it's reported on record 1400 deaths in just one day. but testing rates are low and the true f

the challenges are wrapping up its forces, slipping, roach. it's in a c grade before plunging the region into a humanitarian crisis, the united nations says 70 percent of the population needs food, aids that comfort food from abby's decision to live bands, little position and rebel groups, which a stalked, lo, held ethnic tensions, rivalries, communal fighting and i'm horror and or maria has left hundreds, dave's tensions of brewing on the board with see done, over disputed farming lands. she'll political tensions are also rising between egypt. see john and c o p a over ivy's decision to continue filling a vast them on the nile, cairo and her to me feel water diverted to fill the 4 point. $5000000000.00 down will cause dr. says she don't experience last year despite all the challenges at home and abroad. i b one last month's election when in 410 with the 436 seats that were up for grabs, opposition groups of accused his party, a vote. rigging intimidating and harassing its opponents. but the wrong dates can deal with all the challenges you see

he was pretty much because he was 20 years as he roach. and he was a scientist, a few like he was a discover that arguably his most important contribution was his commentary on medicine in which he looked at how blood moves through the heart. so this is the heart and you can see quite clearly the right center and the references. and these are 2 completely separate chambers. the question has been, how does blood go from the right center to the center? centuries the excepted view had been that of the renown greek physician, galen, galen said. the blood passes directly between the right and left ventricles of the heart. 2 tiny holes in the septum, the dividing wall that separates them. fees was the 1st to challenge galen's view. he established that there weren't any hope, so they had to be another way for blood to pass from right to left. the contention of some persons to say that this place is for us. it's based on the pre conceived idea that the lot on that identical had to pass through the city and the nest. he's got to this. ready saying

sammy night at the director of the levant institute for strategic affairs, coming to us live from bay roach. in scott. a funeral has been held for a 17 year old palestinian teenager who died after being shot by israeli soldiers. it happened on friday in the village of navy after protest against the expansion of illegal israeli settlements. if you shall palestinian news agency, one says mohammed to mimi was shot in the back office rally troops stormed the village is roused. military says it's investigating to meaning stance. emergency services in the united states is say more than 5 and a half 1000 square kilometers. and now on fire across the country, thousands of people have had to leave their homes. heidi drug castro has moved from washington. the view from inside and inferno firefighters narrowly escaped this blaze, which has scorched 125 square kilometers in nevada and california. it's one of at least $83.00 large fires burning across the western united states. it is just so extremely hot and dry. fuels are at record or near record levels of dryness. the lack of moisture means everythin

sports not only to be olympians, but also to engage in the local communities of the sports and the roaches. and has more of a tug here to sing and skateboarding want to 5 new sports. these games are also known, you mixed gender events as well. and that's, that's one of the big reasons that the schools got included. not just the fact that the younger people and urban as the i c rather quickly term them, but also they appeal to both sexes. and that's one of the big pushes they have to make these agenda balance games. 49 percent of luckily taking part of these games are women. by the time we get to parents 2024, the target is to have an exact 5050 split. i mean, one of the real tragedies, if you like it, that's not so strong. a word of these games is that the urban skate call for example, is built in the, in the middle of the day was of course to have lots of young fans by watching this school for the 1st time. and no spectators are allowed, no joke of age playing yesterday in a very experienced world on tennis play. he said he made it the toughest condition he's never played. it played and d

sharon london, these are the tough stories on algebra. roach. corona virus cases in the u. s. have risen by 53 percent in just the past week or 90 percent of patients being admitted the hospital for the virus haven't received the vaccination. president job i did has been urging americans to get vaccinated in an effort to stop the spread. the cobra, 1900 task force has been meeting to discuss tightening the policy on last. kimberly how could is more now from the white house. right now the.

don't how skills, roach or feed it. ok, i'm conceding from conceited guy. can see that the already what you know, he hasn't got his buck kicked. ok. we're talking about january 6. i have think he's going to hang on debbie. hang on please. okay, ari cuz i want to give everyone equal time here, ari. there have been reports that the f, b, i might have embedded snitches, and under cover personnel here. is that something you would like to learn more about? because we did have a, we had, we had a governor and i let me find out anything i already i have for the end. you have to let me ask you and there, where would you like to have it out? man, i have an offer. yeah. but if you came to my question, if you don't, absolutely. now you're trying to tell your audience that you know, i knew that there could be governor of michigan. there was an allegation that what's her name, what's her name whitmeyer janet with the are good. okay. go ahead. well, you don't have to be condescending. i'm trying to be civil rights. you're talking to do i not part of the conversation fitt

i'm fired up and ready to count down during last the lucky, roach, and told you starts july 19th on p. w. in december 2019, and the european council's new president show me shows embarked on a ground breaking mission. i have a clear door to me 0 the 1st time jones on the planet by twins. if not all member states support it and some persuasion is required. a surprising glance into the very heart of our hostess who will win the game. diplomatic poker. treat power plays and alliances behind the scenes of the summit starts august 5th on d, w. i was the love and respect me the ah, the w news. and these are our top stories. the government of haiti has asked the united states to send troops protective crucial infrastructure after the assassination of president jovan and the us and columbia, that there investigators would travel to haiti to help probe the killing. 17 suspect have been.

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they will not stop can they can roach and to community competence. so you might, you might, you might such a point to do, let me just bring in clovis page because this is on youtube. i'm just gonna bring this in here. clover says to stump out racism one has knowledge to start with finding structural racism and corruption, many recommendations with given in a public inquiry report less than fun, life were adopted. so anyway, pick up and then i, i want to make sure that we, we get away from reports and inquiries and we talk about real people. we can, you don't have an 8.9 percent. what person, right. you don't have that in such you have real people and camilla is our real person in this conversation. we will go ahead briefly on bringing in committee next . yeah. as i said to you, i've been running charged school boy, geez. and those young people say that police and under protected and as i said that the regional young people, 1415 year old was doing a huge leadership program called young ladies for that for me. says a lot about their perceptions of pol

how would you a- roach predicting the future. how would you approach this — predicting the future.pproach this cautiously? _ predicting the future. how would you approach this cautiously? what - predicting the future. how would you | approach this cautiously? what would our approach this cautiously? what would your suggestions _ approach this cautiously? what would your suggestions be? _ approach this cautiously? what would your suggestions be? we _ approach this cautiously? what would your suggestions be? we have - approach this cautiously? what would your suggestions be? we have had i your suggestions be? we have had until now a situation where the government makes the decisions, government makes the decisions, government has made a decision a week in advance of changing the rules, that has been the situation until now. and i have explained why they had changed the rules on the basis of the data, i would like to see that, a clear presentation of comprehensive strategy with a clear objective —— and they have explained why. how high are they willing to allow places to go up to, how

people are saying we want welfare, they're saying we want jobs and pieces housing about roaches and racks running through our beds at night. people are calling for more expensive educational opportunities, college scholarships and really to be treated like full citizens by their city by their country. that's what the rebellions were about an in ignoring those root causes and ignoring the demand that the people who participated in the rebellion were making, we get into this policy cycle where the only response to this violence is more police. it's not to actually give people jobs or invest resources in communities, it's to invest resources in the form of police surveillance and then greater incarceration. that was 2013. very alive and well and that's been the dominant view ever since. that there's not respectable protest and other protest that is deemed criminal. it's ignoring the fact that the political violenceis in response to police violence . >> i want to talk about this but the first thing i think that one of the things that your book really expertly shows is that the way that obama

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how dare you insult roaches lik that. what you doing later? ♪♪ >> having a good time. oh, man.e we go, what a show. welcome to the world of us versus them when profit-seeking media needs new targets to replace old ones. the goals have two camps agains each other. so it is like the yankees versu the red sox. brian stelter versus -- then media does it to the religious and trump supporters. and they happily punch down against street thugs willing on an 80-year-old asian woman. now they have a new one, the on that they demonize and it does seem more harm than good. yes, the lab created battle in the octagon is now the vaccinated versus the unvaccinated. the vaccine debate sure can. in this is us -- are not getting vaxxed, but the back slick hollowpoint bullet hitting a pumpkin blow holes in narrative. we've had that. have the employees at public safety agencies in new york, those are fox viewers. at that to the 50,000 illegal immigrants released into the us. they don't count because they didn't vote for trump. the us versus them are the us versus them narrative is even more. when y

government support, people weren't saying we want welfare, we want jobs 'rand decent housing without roaches and rats running through our beds at night, people are calling for better and more expensive educational systems, education opportunities, colors college ships and to be treated like full citizens by their city in their country, that's what the rebellions were about and making this and ignoring the root causes and ignoring the demand but the people who participated in the rebellions were making, we get into the policy cycle where the only response to the violence is more police is not to give people jobs, not to invest resources in the community it is to invest resources in the form of police and surveillance and later incarceration. , what year did you say that was, 2013. very alive and well, that has been the dominant view ever t since that there is forms of respectable protest and other protest that is being criminal, ignoring the fact that the political violence is in response to police violence. >> i want to talk about that but the first thing, i think one of the things that your

. >> i have had that roach coach experience.rust. >> have you decided? >> we are in the thick of the competition? >> my game was thrown off because they pulled out of my first appetizer choice. >> how we going to crush clear? >> it will be easy. probably everyone has tried, something bacon tell us delicious. >> -- people tell us is delicious. >> hopefully you think the same thing. >> hopefully i am going to win. we're in the financial district. there is a food truck right there. every day changes. it is easy and fun to go down. these are going to be really good. >> how are you going to dominate? >> i think he does not know what he is doing. >> i was thinking of doing [unintelligible] we are underrepresented. >> i was singing of starting an irish pub. that was my idea. >> one our biggest is the corned beef and cabbage. we are asking people what they're thinking in getting some feedback. >> for a lot of people i am sure this combination looks very wrong. it might not sound right on paper but when you taste it to or have it in your

what should the president of the united states be doing right now and in that context, ben roach whoalized relations says the administration should figure out ways to engage the human people which necessitate taking off some of the samnctions. the trump administration put back in place sanctions. is going back to obama the answer now? >> it wasn't clear that what we did then made a big difference. i'm not sure what it means to engage the cuban people in a country which is tightly controlled by the government. i would actually say what we should think about is offering to reduce certain sanctions in exchange for specific reforms, be it about cuban foreign policy. t not clear why they need to have thousands of their intelligence people in a place like venezuela or domestic economic and political reforms. we already give them food and medicine. that's not the issue. it's other types of constraints on currency and the like. so i would basically have that approach. beyond that, i think it's what we say and it's really going to be a dynamic inside cuba. >> you worked across several adminis

ruth roach us as well said and she is not surprised. police say the suspect was likely driving too fast. >> says speeding is always an issue here. even when drivers are not under the influence people drive by just really they race cars here. they don't bother stop. as for what happened sunday night to la monte wants justice. i hope he gets what he cuts going to pool. what the law iswgoing to give them, you know, i mean, i'm eric rucker. back to you. >> it's a 38 still california prison inmate takes a fire engine on a joyride and ends up in a ditch. we'll take you to where it happened and we're going also taking a south florida where they are bracing for a storm as search and rescue crews are still digging through the rubble. >> a big story out of south florida. the death toll now and the class condo in surfside is up to 32. the remains of 4 more people were found overnight as crews finish demolishing the rest of the partially collapsed building. they've been able to have access to other parts of the wreckage, the rubble that they couldn

but yeah, it happened here in napa county roach actually wrote out a list of those bikes. you really can get a clear view of how big they were when they struck. >> in napa county this morning after the 3.6 quake 2 aftershocks reported 10 minutes or so later than 2 hours later, another one. 30 minutes later, another one, of course, those are all very small. the let the latest was out of 4.20 this morning. it was 1.8 magnitude. so it's just been intense. i guarantee peace felt the first one you public of the rumblings of the ones that followed and that probably had a little startled this morning, but people here in downtown napa saying i slept through it. i usually do. and i'm glad i did because it could have been worse as we know earthquakes can get very big. and that's our biggest fear. the next big earthquake. so we want to talk to you this gs. they're still trying to figure out who can talk to us this morning and answer some of these questions because when you have a string of like this. the biggest question is, is the big one coming and so we just never really know. hop

. >> so we amazed about the so they told us that roach because become a brown and men. you very fast. and if you step out in, it would actually survive. so i think when they robot will be acting like approach and that was speak through the small to do the a search and rescue mission to identify the survivor and may be able to save lives. i mean, think about it clearly in its early stages of development. but imagine that it's got maybe a camera on board or some sort of like. >> heat sensors to be able to tact body heat and they could also deployed in other use cases to like they could put it into a building's walls. if there's a gas leak, for instance. and it could travel the walls looking for the source of that. leak. so there's a lot of different things are thinking about as they are developing this kind of brand new technology. pretty amazing. it is now. >> 8.20 right now. today president biden is warning americans about efforts to restrict their voting rights. yeah, his speech is going to be coming as several states, including texas of enacted laws. the democrats say

. >> so we amazed about the agenda to be so they told us that roach because become a brown and men.ery fast. and if you step out in, it would actually survive. so i think when they robot will be acting like approach and that was speak through the small to do the a search and rescue mission to identify the survivor and may be able to save lives. >> and they're showing a cheetah and how it she to left, how it's moving right. so make it take turns. and that she is chasing something kind of interesting. >> granted, they're in their early on in their research and development process. but they're already thinking abuses beyond search and rescue. they could possibly use this in a situation where they have to deploy something to go look for a gas leak in a building inside the walls perhaps with little detectors on it. i it's you know, it's kind of interesting news case. we'll keep you updated on that as it develops. all right. we'll take a break. it is 7.26 coming up next, san jose mayo. sam liccardo visiting the white house to talk about ending gun violence will have details on what change

and then she's, like, here's julia roberts stomping on roaches and barely making like her rent and i'mnes >> yeah, i mean, i feel like i realized i was funny when i also realized how deeply unfunny everyone was around me >> seth: sure, yeah. >> i think that's a good comparison no, but i mean, look, being born gay and disabled in this world, you kind of realize you need some, like, houdini tricks to get through it like, i was like, "okay, this world wasn't built for me. let me get a machete, and just whack my way through." so yeah, i very much realized that, like, i needed to look at life through a lol lens or it was going to be very bleak >> seth: your show, obviously, provides representation for people that have maybe never seen a character like themselves on television. you were not lucky enough to have that. are you getting feedback from people that it means a lot to them >> oh, absolutely. i mean, yeah, growing up, it was definitely like grasping at coke straws for anything. i was just like -- anything that had, like, the slightest look of gay i was, like, latching onto it so, yeah

. >> but and maize about the so they told us that roach because become a brown and men. you very fast. and if you step out in, it would actually survive. so i think when they the robot will be acting like approach and that was speak through the small to do the a search and rescue mission to identify the survivor and maybe with the state's own eyes. >> yeah. i made. that is pretty amazing. professor lynn says although the robot is still in the early stages of its development. it could have several practical uses the size of search and rescue it could also be deployed to locate a gas leak and could even be sold as a children's toy. >> i don't know about cockroach is finally getting some night when you turn on the and aches and then and robotic it that they got one last look at whether we've got low clouds and fog. that of surging back on shore right now. some drizzle or to begin to show up along the coastline that fog is going to feel not only the bay but i think the valleys overnight tonight. so that's going cool you down. the good news is air quality looking great. i thi

ruth roach us as well said and she is not surprised. police say the suspect was likely driving too fast. >> says speeding is always an issue here. even when drivers are not under the influence people drive by just really they race cars here. they don't bother stop. as for what happened sunday night monte wants justice. i hope he gets what he cuts going to pool. what the law is going to give them, you know, i mean, i'm eric rucker. back to you. >> and 06:30am, a big story this morning. the death toll from the collapse condo in a miami is now at 28 and a 117 people are still missing. crews have found more remains after the rest of the building was collapsed on purpose so that they could get in and search the areas of the rubble that they didn't have access to safely. rudabeh shahbazi has more. >> what's left of champlain towers south and everything in it people's homes belongings and memories. now a pile of rubble and dust in the air. 20 minutes later crews were back on the pile searching for any sign of life and recovering more bodies. t

. >> but we amazed about the agenda to be so they told us that roach because become a brown and men. you very fast. and if you step out in, it would actually survive. so i think when they the robot will be acting like approach and that was speak through the small to do the a search and rescue mission to identify the survivor and may be able to save some lives. >> pretty although the robots are still in the early stages of development. they could have several practical uses even beyond the search and option. it could also be used to located a gas leak. for instance, in building. so they'll come up with more uses as the technology becomes more refined. >> governor newsome is not going to be identified on the ballot as a democrat in the recall election know sacramento county judge denied his request to allow his party preference to appear on the palate because he missed a legal deadline to do so. in fact, that deadline was months ago,dsecretary of state shirley weber. then refused to allow newsome to make the change saying that she is following state law in the decision. the judge said

seize and search vehicles without a warrant, which brandeis made clear in a concurring opinion he roaches two years after carroll. -- opinion he wrote just two years after carroll. so as you can see from their positions, the problem with the public/private framework was that they could not take into account both the public and private aspects of a car. it was one or the other. but individuals had to have some rights in their cars, even when they traveled on public roads, and the government needed to have the ability to investigate and enforce its laws. the public/private distinction offered no guidance for balancing individual rights for -- rights and the public's interest. so what did chief justice taft do, who wrote the opinion in the carroll? what he did is he did away with the public/private binary of classical legal thought and instead adopted a standard based on reasonableness. they did not prohibit all search and seizures, just unreasonable ones. so, rather than asking whether a car was public or private, he said the relevant question was whether their particular car search was rea

. >> we amazed about the so they told us that roach because become a brown and men. you very fast.u step out in, it would actually survive. so i think when they the robot would be acting like approach and that was speak through the small to do the a search and rescue mission to identify the survivor and maybe with the state's own eyes. >> although the robot is still in the early stages of development. it could take their could have several a practical uses beside search and rescue. it could also be deployed to locate a gas leak in building, for instance. >> it's 5.25. and still ahead on the kron 00:00am morning news the city of oakland is taking new steps to try to stop sideshows. we'll tell you what they're doing. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide my skin? not me. by hitting eczema where it counts, dupixent helps heal your skin from within, keeping you one step ahead of eczema. and that means long-lasting clearer skin... and fast itch relief for adults. hide my skin? not me. by helping to control eczema with

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