rumsfeld: yes. lamb: what do you hope to get from this? rumsfeld: i hope to have produced a book, which i think i have, that will interest people in public service, that will inform serious people about how decisions are made, and the fact that those are tough jobs, and that the people in them are honorable people, and that the - they're - they have to make decisions in - with imperfect information, inevitably. i hope they'll have a glimpse of what the times that i've lived have been, this third of our country's history. think of it - i mean, i was serving in congress during the vietnam war, and during the civil rights marches, and the times when the city of washington, d.c. was in flames after martin luther king was killed - assassinated. they'll get a sense of the fact that president lyndon johnson could barely leave the white house for periods because of the demonstrators against the war in vietnam. we all have a tendency to think of the times we're living in as somewhat unique and distinctive, a

rumsfeld: yes. lamb: what do you hope to get from this? rumsfeld: i hope to have produced a book, which i think i have, that will interest people in public service, that will inform serious people about how decisions are made, and the fact that those are tough jobs, and that the people in them are honorable people, and that the - they're - they have to make decisions in - with imperfect information, inevitably. i hope they'll have a glimpse of what the times that i've lived have been, this third of our country's history. think of it - i mean, i was serving in congress during the vietnam war, and during the civil rights marches, and the times when the city of washington, d.c. was in flames after martin luther king was killed - assassinated. they'll get a sense of the fact that president lyndon johnson could barely leave the white house for periods because of the demonstrators against the war in vietnam. we all have a tendency to think of the times we're living in as somewhat unique and distinctive, a

and what that means, what role donald rumsfeld and that -- not just rumsfeld, if you could talk with focus on rumsfeld about reonsibility of the man he worked for, president george w. bush? >> well, i -- i tend want to resist judgments about responsibility that i think can be too simple and therefore, let others off the hook. so if somebody asked me straight out, do i think donald rumsfeld was responsible for the death of my son? i would say no. two think george w. bush is responsible? no. at least not specifically. where does responsibility lie? i have come to believe there is a collective responsibility, that we the people not we the people everyone of us, but we the people are implicated in the iraq war. we the people embraced a conception of america's role in the world that really amounted to support for militarized global hegemony. and in response to 9/11, we collectively concurred with the tragically misguided response of the george w. bush administration and said we should embark upon a global war on trorism. that was a strategic mistake, a moral mistake, t it is one that the

reporter: donald rumsfeld was brash and abrasive. his critics say it was his undoing during the worst days of the u.s. wars in iraq. his take was he was right in his critics were wrong. he was a survivor of washington politics. he made history as both the youngest and oldest secretary of defense and did the bidding of for republican presidents. in 1983, ronald reagan sent rumsfeld to baghdad to try and broker closer ties with saddam hussein. two decades later, it was defense secretary rumsfeld who argued saddam had to go. >> the iraqi regime has chosen more peaceful disarmament. reporter: in the u.s. led war was to make that happen. he and other officials accused iraq of helping to plan the september 11 attacks which it did not. he also accused iraq of possessing weapons of mass destruction which it did not. he was wrong, but rumsfeld refused to say so. >> we believe the intelligence was correct. it turned out it was not correct. reporter: at first, rumsfeld embraced neoconservative ideology, but in his 2013 memoir, he changed his tu

his name was donald rumsfeld. and he was at the time, in the summer of 2006, struggling to the end of his disastrous tenure as secretary of defense of the georgia we bush administration. he lived at the time at mount missouri. he bought the place in 2003, as he was leading the nation into the invasion of iraq. that was where he went to get away from washington while running to disastrous wars. he like to have the shook helicopter drop them off at the slave breakers home where fredericton glass was nearly tortured to death. as you can see pictured here. donald rumsfeld died today at the age of 88. he had a singular career and that he make a zillion's of dollars in business running companies that invented neutral sweet, and early h g tv. he served four terms in congress which is not frequently remembered about. him especially given his later overt and pronounced disdain for congress. he served in a variety of roles in the nixon administration report becoming president. gerald ford's white house chief of staff, and t

and 13 memoir rumsfeld changed his tune. i did not think resolving other countries, internal political disputes, paving roads erecting power lines, policing streets, building stock, market and organizing democratic governmental bodies were emissions were our men and women in uniform. more important rumsfeld refused to plan for the possibility that a rock could tumble into chaos and civil war. again, he wouldn't apologize. there are known known sphere of things. we know. we know. we also know there are known unknowns. that is to say, we know there's some things we do not know. critic said, rumsfeld, desire to spend as little money as possible to fight the war. meant us troops didn't have the protection they needed from roadside bombs. and they said this exchange between a soldier and rumsfeld proved he didn't care. now why do we soldiers have to dig through local landfills for pieces of scrap metal and compromise, ballistic glass stuff, armor vehicles. and why do we have those resources readily available to us? you go to work

>> rumsfeld crosses era's. he starts with nixon and ford and he bridges all the way to the era that follows it with rogue states and terrorists. he bridges really this modern period. and you can see in rumsfeld 's life how the united states dealt with its place in the world in that earlier period when the world in a way was find of neater. two countries of awesome power crossing swords to the world in which really i think significant disasters under rumsfeld 's guidance are really at the center of his legacy. under the name rumsfeld you have two very, very long wars that in no way fulfill the goals intended, and you have what was then called enhanced interrogation techniques. we now call it torture. those are now under the name of the united states. you see now the struggle we have with truth in our public life. you can trace quite a bit of it back to going to war under false pretenses. that's an enormous historic crime. even dictators hesitate to flirt with that when young men and women will be dying on some f

rumsfeld stayed in the pentagon. in the aftermath of 9/11, it was rumsfeld who planned for the invasion of afghanistan but then not what to do afterward. donald rumsfeld planned for the american invasion of iraq, but then not for what to do in iraq after the initial invasion. as chaos and civil war overwhelmed iraq in the aftermath of america invading them, he insisted that americans should see all of that as good news because freedom is untidy. >> freedom is untidy. stuff happens. >> stuff happens. stuff happens. donald rumsfeld who died today, again, at the age of 88, was responsible for the planning of the american invasions and the subsequent wars in iraq and afghanistan. we are only just now getting out of afghanistan today. when it came to the systematic torture of prisoners in u.s. custody in facilities like abu ghraib in iraq, rumsfeld in his memoirs blamed that on what he called a small group of prison guards who ran amok. the historical record shows that rumsfeld was sent memos in real-time about the actual

rumsfeld. >> 16 years later, rumsfeld returned to the pentagon under president george w.the oldest secretary of defense. on 9/11, rumsfeld was at his desk when al qaeda attacked the u.s. and flew a plane into the pentagon rumsfeld, quickly, seized almost total control of america's war on terror. launching air strikes in afghanistan in less than 30 days and in 18 months, the invasion of iraq. but u.s. claimed saddam hussein possessed weapons of mass destruction were, soon, proven false. >> is there any evidence to indicate that iraq has attempted to or is willing to supply terrorists with weapons of mass destruction? >> there are known knowns. there are things we know we know we also know there are known unknowns but there are also unknown unknowns the ones we don't know, we don't know it is the latter category that tend to be the difficult ones. >> as the war dragged on, rumsfeld, himself, came under fire but president bush stood, firmly, behind him. >> i'm never disappointed in my secretary of defense he's doing a fabulous job. >> reporter: still, rumsfeld started to los

rumsfeld was inside the pentagon on 9/11.orter: donald rumsfeld served four presidents for over five decades. charismatic and outspoken. he was a key architect in the response to 9/11. the invasion in afghanistan and war against iraq. a navy pilot in the 1950's, rumsfeld later became an illinois congressman nixon and henry kissinger admired his ruthlessness. >> a strong defense posture gives weight to our values and views. reporter: in 1975, gerald ford made him defense secretary. the youngest ever. ronald reagan sent into the middle east. >> i am submitting the name to be secretary of defense. reporter: george w. bush reappointed him. within months, america came under attack. rumsfeld was in his pentagon office on september 11 wh an airliner hit the building. he helped move the injured and then planned a way to strike back. rumsfeld believed the iraq war would be over in months. the fierce insurrection that followed thousands of lives when no weapons were found, rumsfeld struggled to explain why. >> there are things we know

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donald rumsfeld has died at the age of 88.f defence for george w bush, and led the bush administration �*s war on terror that was criticised by many. military band plays donald rumsfeld served four presidents over five decades. hawkish in outlook, and a waspish personality, he was a key architect of america's response to 9/11 — the invasion of afghanistan and, most controversially, the invasion of iraq. a navy pilot in the 1950s, rumsfeld later became an illinois congressman. richard nixon and henry kissinger saw in him a cold ruthlessness and gave him a job in cabinet. a strong defence posture gives weight to our values and our views in international negotiations. in 1975 under gerald ford, he became the youngest ever defence secretary. ronald reagan sent him to the middle east, where he met saddam hussein, the leader he'd one day help to overthrow. i'm submitting the name of donald rumsfeld to be secretary of defence. nearly 20 years later, george w bush reappointed him defence secretary. within months, america came under at

on 9/11, rumsfeld was at his desk when al qaeda attacked.aun launching airstrikes in ach afghanistan in less than 30 days, but u.s. claims that saddam hussein had weapons of mass destruction were false. >> there are known knowns. there are things we know we know we also know there are known unknowns but there are also unknown unknowns the ones we don't know we don't know it is the latter category that tend to be the difficult ones. >> as the war dragged on, rumsfeld himself came under fire, but president bush stood firmly behind him. >> i'm never disappointed in my secretary of defense he's doing a fabulous job. >> reporter: still, he started to lose confidence of the troops >> as you know, you go to war with the army you have not the army you might want or wish to have at a later time >> reporter: ultimately, rumsfeld was forced to resign in november 2006 but remained steadfast to the end >> it may well be comforting to some to consider graceful exits from the agonies and indeed the ugliness of combat but the enemy thinks differently. >> re

and rumsfeld struggled to explain why. there are known knowns.knowns. that is to say, there are things that we now know we don't know. but there are also unknown unknowns. there are things we do not know we don't know. in this so—called war on terror, he was prepared to push boundaries, including the treatment of suspected militants. but when these photographs of the brutalisation of iraqi prisoners appeared, there was a backlash. these events occurred on my watch. i am accountable for them and i take full responsibility. the scandal damaged him, and with his iraq strategy increasingly questioned, he resigned in 2006. donald rumsfeld was a neo—con, a man who believed american power could be used to spread democracy. he was never short of critics, but until the end he remained steadfast in his belief that he'd acted in america's best interests. the original source code for the world wide web has been sold at auction for more than $5 million. the data took form in a non—fungible token, nft, a certificate of ownership of digital assets. it doesn't l

remembering donald rumsfeld. as defense secretary he led america's response after 9/11, but drew sharp criticism over his leadership during the iraq war. election chaos: the mistakes that's thrown new york city's mayoral election into turmoil. pill for post-partum depression. the new hope tonight for new mothers. plus how strangers came through for a young man who always goes the extra mile. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you for joining us on a very busy wednesday. we're going to begin tonight with breaking news about the disgraced comedian and year-old is out of prison and back at his home after pennsylvania's supreme court threw out his 2018 conviction for sexually assaulting a woman in the same house more than a decade ago. now, in a ruling that stunned prosecutors, as well as the dozens of women who have accused cosby of drugging and raping them, the state's highest court argued the entertainer's due process righ

bush recalled rumsfeld running to the fire in the pentagon to assist the wounded. told a national security meeting at camp david they needed a plan to go after saddam hussein, despite no proof of his connection to osama bin laden. >> there are known knowns there are things we know we know we also know there are known unknowns. >> reporter: then widely blamed after the 2003 invasion of iraq for not listening to advice about how to manage the war fired the day after the president lost both houses of congress in the 2006 midterms, rumsfeld remained defiant rumsfeld, 88, died of multiple myeloma in his memoir, he insisted he didn't lie about saddam having weapons of mass destruction. writing, "the far less dramatic truth is we were wrong." andrea mitchell, nbc, washington andrea mitchell, nbc, washington. >>> up next, inspiring america. how a dog named radar helped her find her w . >>> up next for us tonight, inspiring america. how a dog named radar helped her find her way to tokyo and helmets and a first aid kit and everything you need out here. some stuff to get you

in 2001 rumsfeld became the defense secretary again under bush.he former naval pilot led military operations in afghanistan and the ike i can war in th mdle o wt the bush administration called the war against global terrorism. but the u.s. failure to find weapons of mass destruction in iraq and the prolonged fighting led to the ruling republican party's serio midrm election losses in 2006. rumsfeld resigned from the post and remained a divisive figure in the u.s. bush called rumsfeld a man of intelligence, integrity and almost inexhaustible energy and never flinched from responsibility. >>> staying with the united states, search crews in florida are racing against time and weather. they've found the bodies of 18 people in the rubble of a condo building that collapsed. 147 are still missing. the crs haveeen diggg da nowver sincthe beh rain andeat have hampered worriea weathesystem ere ofhore cou turn in a tropical srm. thr leaders worrsome of e respd to thaemergenc so theye reested exa help frombroad. >> we' trying find ne places to penetrate and t

i wonder and i think the challenge is that the donald rumsfeld, we see and have seen as the donald rumsfeld, he wanted us to see he created that narrative and until we can dig more deeply into his records and have those cannon conversations, we won't know whether he was remorseful, let's say in a way that a robert mcnamara was, even if an successfully over the vietnam war, where the rum, so went more deeply. i could even be that room so was not as contract as, as someone like mcnamara and had no regrets. and i think to some degree that that's the rumsfeld we've actually seen for the most part. but again, i think the story has yet to be told. i think this is a complicated man and again, now i'm not sure in the end how can trade, how he was, but there is no doubt that is supported the veterans. once he left the office of the secretary of defense was purposeful, was strong and in reflected his own patriotism. it will be certainly interesting to see what presidents past and present at present have to say in the coming out but for the moment. mark jacobs. and thanks very much for joining us from

just before nominated rumsfeld to replace james schlesinger, secretary of defense, donald rumsfeld, 1st became secretary defense and the president, gerald ford. in the mid 19 seventies, one of his 1st task was overseeing the united states strategy during the cold war. i'm not saying was certainly that the russians are coming on say the saying the trends are here. i'm not saying the russians are 10 feet tall. i'm saying they used to be 543, the now 59 and a half and they're growing and we're not in 2001 president george w bush appointed rumsfeld for his 2nd term is defense secretary after the 911 terrorist attacks rumsfeld pushed for war with iraq. as justification, he claimed baghdad with harper and weapons of mass destruction in 2002 when confronted by reported about the lack of evidence. rumsfeld push back, there are no knowns. there are things we know that we know. there are known unknowns, that is to say, there are things that we now know, we don't know. but there are also unknown unknowns. there are things we do not know . we don't know. so when we do the best we can, and we pull a

answer is don rumsfeld, statement that he is not in washington.t that is right predict and i got a reputation for being smart instead of lucky. [laughter] i had no more idea what was going on. i mean, richard nixon just print reelected by one of the biggest margins in israeli country anyone every state in the union except massachusetts and the district of columbia. no one could imagine that i would want to get away. i fact that i would want to be away from that as opposed to right in the middle of it but we did. we took our family went to belgium when a truly wonderful experience representing our country overseas. >> in the general board becomes president. and your great friend and colleague in the house 1960, and he came in saying good he spoke to everyone would report directly to the president you were brought in after months when he thought that was not working very well. this at a time, spent a lot of people refer presidents very much impressed with the fact that the presidential power so much and is - did you see signs of that. >> gerald ford

and we look at the legacy of former us defense secretary donald rumsfeld who has has died at the age 88. the american entertainer, bill cosby, has had his conviction for sexual assault overturned by the supreme court of pennsylvania. mr cosby, who's 83, has served more than two years of his sentence at a state prison near philadelphia. he had originally been found guilty of drugging and molesting a woman in 200a. but dozens of other women had also publicly accused him of sexual assault, but no further action was taken against him. michelle fleury reports from philadelphia. this is the moment bill cosby left present a free man. he had served two years of a 3—10 year sentence. his fall from grace was sealed in 2018 after he was found guilty of three counts of sexual assault for drugging and molesting andrea constand in 2004. in molesting andrea constand in 200a. in a stunning reversal, pennsylvania's highest court said the entertainer should never have been charged. in a split ruling, judges found that it should not have gone ahead because of an immunity deal he had struck with a previ

. >>> finally we lookrerkable lif rumsfeld. >> he will be remembered for his effort to modernize thecontroversy. donald rumsfeld was a polarizing figure during his six decades of public service as secretary of defense under president george w. bush he helped launch the war on terrorism after 9/11 leading the u.s. military into afghanistan and iraq. he insisted saddam hussain had weapons of mass destruction that was eventually debunked. >> as we are known there are known knowns. there are things we know we know. we also know there are known unknowns. that is say there things we do not know. the ones we don't know we don't know. >> reporter: he had this famously blunt response to a soldier voicing concern about military vehicles in poor condition. >> as you know, you go to war with the army you have and not the army you might want or wish to have at a later time. >> reporter: later that year rumsfeld was heavily criticized for using a machine to sign condolence letters to families of soldiers killed in action and he faced intense scrutiny for defending the use of so-called inc. hansed

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. >>> former defense secretary donald rumsfeld has died. the man who oversaw america's wars in iraq and afghanistan. and defending the search for weapons of mass destruction that were never found. >>> the ncaa's game-changing decision, allowing student athletes to make money off their own names. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us on this busy wednesday night. i'm linsey davis in for david. we begin with that bombshell news on comedian bill cosby. pennsylvania's supreme court has overturned his sex assault conviction and tonight, he is a free man. just hours after the court's ruling, cosby coming before cameras outside of his home, celebrating his release after serving more than two years of a three to ten-year prison sentence. cosby clearly elated to be back home. the man once known as america's dad last seen in public a little over two years ago after his conviction. dozens of women came forward to accuse him, but he was convicted for assaulting just one, andrea constand. cosby remained defiant, never acknowledged wrongdoi

donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. i am nick schifrin.essa: now to the pandemic, the head of the cdc dr. rochelle walensky said that mass guidelines will be left to local officials. that is after los angeles county urged a return to wearing masks in indoor public spaces as the indoor -- delta variant spreads. the u.s. house voted to create a select committee to investigate the january assault on the u.s. capitol. it will include 13 members, mostly democrats. all but two republicans opposed the action and traded jibes with democrats over which side is being more partisan. >> most fundamental to any objective investigation is being free from political influence and partisan bias. unfortunately, this resolution fails to meet that basic benchmark. >> give me a break. we had a bipartisan commission equally divided, equal subpoena power. they voted against it. the minority leader whipped against it and convinced of the senate to try to kill it. vanessa: former president trump spent this day at the u.s.-mexico border as he makes his return to pu

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and george w bush rumsfeld oversaw the 2003 us invasion of iraq. you remained unapologetic about the war, insisting that toppling saddam hussein created a quote more stable and secure world. hundreds of indigenous brazilians have been protesting against a bill allowing commercial agriculture and mining on protected tribal reservations . the legislation advanced in congress on tuesday. the far right president, both the nato and brazil powerful farm lobby have supported the bill. arguing that indigenous communities are blocking development of the amazon authorities in ecuador have seized more than 7 tons of cocaine in the port of quiet here. the drugs were hidden in containers of canned tuna bound for spain. the cocaine has a st value of more than $300000000.00. of most intense heat wave north america has seen in years is sweeping across the pacific northwest, breaking temperature records, and causing hundreds of death. as the weather slowly begins to cool and coastal areas, the heat is spiking further inland. this is an unprecedented episode for the

. >>> former defense secretary donald rumsfeld has died at the age of 88. he served under four presidents. he was defense secretary under president bush. rumsfeld's family released a statement saying he died surrounded by family. he died after a battle with cancer. >>> the wildfires are raging. president biden talked to climate change today with western governors. governor newsom was one of them and he joins six governors via zoom as the president announced hiring of more firefighters and bonuses to raise their pay to $15 an hour. the new plan will also invest in advance satellite and technology to help crews battle wilds fires. this year's fire season is looking to be one of the worse. >> 21 large uncontained fires are burning. this year there are 36 that are uncontained and burning. there are already about 9,000 firefighters deployed across the country from california to mexico and utah and nevada, it is only june. >> reporter: the president adds the bipartisan infrastructure agreed last week would invest in $50 billion for wildfires and drought preparedn

donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. jillian: kids as young as 5 mason be eligible for pfizer's covid 19 vaccine. the companies looking to request emergency fda approval for 5 to 11-year-olds by october. currently aids kids can get the shots, as promised. mississippi state blows out vanderbilt to win the first college world series final. >> pushes the third. what a way to end it, national champions. todd: the bull dog winning knife-0. very excited as mississippi state alum and cowboys quarterback frank prescott is loving every moment. jillian: don't know if i've been living under a rock but last time was carried off the field so emotional. that was emotional too. good to see him. todd: it would be weird if he was cheering like that when he got injured. time is 10 minutes after the hour. social justice still in session in portland where teachers are undergoing antibias training. >> our society speaks racism. it has spoken racism since we were born. of course you are racist. todd: our next guest is the group every black an

rumsfeld's family said he died surrounded by family. had been battling a type of cancer >>> with the delta variant of the covid virus spreading, there is confusion over masks. >> we're fortunate. we have three vaccines that are safe and effective, two-thirds of the population that are vaccinated. >> now dr. walensky went on to say that we should follow the guidelines of local officials. of course you can always wear masks if you feel comfortable doing that. now moderna wants to assure people about the effectiveness of its vaccine. they tested the samples of eight people after they received their second dose of the vaccine. it produced anti-bodies. hough, moderna says the vaccine3 against the new delta variant first identified in india. >>> covid cases continue to rise in japan with the olympics just over three weeks away. but athletes who are moms got good news. officials have closed off the games to everyone outside japan. but nursing mothers can bring their babies to tokyo. while loosening that rule they are tightening others. the rel

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rumsfeld served under four different you u. and one he began his second tour as pentagon chief under president george w. bush but his plan to transform the armed forces was overshadowed by the 9 11 terrorist attacks. he oversaw the u. s invasion of afghanistan and overthrowing saddam hussein in iraq in 2003, rumsfeld died surrounded by his family and towels new mexico, according to a family statement. no word on the exact cause of death. donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. coming up saving lives just seven days on the job. how the san jose police department is recognizing the actions of some heroic officers, including one brand new employ. we cool down significantly today it's going to stay on the mild side right through the holiday weekend, one of the five day forecast when we returned. first wearing mass back up for debate and the cdc director another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get the network that can deliver gig speed

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rumsfeld was both the youngest and the oldest person to ever lead the pentagon.ce, first under president gerald ford and then for president george w. bush, where he oversaw the u.s. invasion of afghanistan after 9/11 and then the war in iraq. >>> former president trump blasted the biden administration's immigration policies during a trip to the southern border in texas. mr. trump was joined by republican lawmakers during yesterday's visit. the former president blamed the current administration for making the border crisis worse. since march apprehensions have hit the highest levels since at least 2000. mr. trump also continued to make false statements about the 2020 election. >> we have a sick country in many ways, it's sick in elections, and it's sick in the border. if you don't have good elections and if you don't have a strong border, you don't have a country. >> mr. trump was invited to visit south texas by republican governor greg abbott. >>> a california woman who falsely accused a black teenager of taking her cell phone inside a new york hotel is now facin

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this is the chief criticism of the late donald rumsfeld.on: what is so important, counting the beans of these long wars is the military coming into the fourth of july, a recalibration of what the military does. it seems it will be front and center for general austin to recalibrate what we do. >> certainly, and recalibrate where the troop deployment is, the level of deployment we have and presence we have particularly in the middle east. we also still have a presence in iraq, one of the main criticisms , influential career and a controversial career for donald rumsfeld. in iraq particularly, the criticism was about engagement in leaving. what was the plan to leave these countries and clearly you see the united states has been dealt there in the middle east for number of presidents that have struggled to get troops out. lisa: the long war overseas and back at home has to do with infrastructure. this time, infrastructure week is trying to get something done. the latest is the white house is trying to pressure the gop by talking about how infra

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