these are fragile countries. _ south sudan. these are fragile countries, so _ south sudan.are fragile countries, so what effect is i south sudan. these are fragile l countries, so what effect is that happening on neighbouring populations?— happening on neighbouring --oulations? , , . , , populations? hugely destabilising, for the countries _ populations? hugely destabilising, for the countries it _ populations? hugely destabilising, for the countries it is _ populations? hugely destabilising, for the countries it is putting i for the countries it is putting additional pressure on hosting communities. there's not humanitarian support to go around at the moments of the world food programme and others are making difficult choices trying to prioritise populations who have a right to the support that we are not able to give to them. do right to the support that we are not able to give to them.— able to give to them. do you have enou:h able to give to them. do you have enough people — able to give to them. do you have enough people inside _ able to give to them. do you have enoug

south sudan is another country that has received a large number of people fleeing sudan.so a country that faces huge challenges itself. the consequence of this underfunding is that we will have to stop some of the vital programs that we are doing, like, providing health, education, food, shelter, prection to hundreds of thousands of people. ok. we will leave it there for the moment. i'm sure we will talk about this again. william spindler horn of africa spokesperson for the united nations hcr. thank you for joining us. british and american officials say at least three people were killed and able area was struck by a missile. houthis said they carried out the attack that injured at least six people. the group has regularly attacked merchant ships in this crucial shipping cord or since the israel-hamas war again. this is the first attack to result in any guests. the attack took place 100 kilometers south of the yeni port of aden. the barbados flagship chris into true confidence was abandoned by the surviving crew and drifting. the unit -- the uk foreign secretary told a mem

these are south sudan and chad, for example. hat is most needed on the ground in sudan, i spoke to abdullahi halakhe, the senior advocate of east, horn and southern africa with refugees international. can you explain to us the most urgent challenges that are facing people in sudan right now? thank you so much. i think the most frequent need right now is an acute, man—made, acute, food insecurity, because of the conflict. 4.9 million people are at the doorstep of famine, the ipc fell short of making that declaration, because they do not have similar access that humanitarian aid agencies do not have because of parties in the conflict, the sudanese army and the rapid support forces are denying people access to these communities. i want to make it very clear that this is not the first time that sudan is experiencing feminine. �*88, �*84 — so it is important that parties to the conflict, they should realise the could be held accountable for the man—made caused famine. where are we seeing the most acute humanitarian and security emerge

according to the united nations report, the camp located in south sudan now has 5 times the capacity of the population and the measures taken to deal with the displaced are not enough. clashes between the army and the sudanese rapid support forces over power have started since the end of april , more than 8 million. left displaced. following the three-day trip of high-ranking american officials to niger, the military government ruling this country has ended. that the republic of niger illegally violates all laws and democratic principles. strategic action after the coup 7 months ago in niamey and the ousting of niger's pro-western president mohamed badum. it was another complementary link to the independence of this country in the practical field of the presence of the military of foreign countries , mainly western, centered on france and the united states, inside the territory of niger. terrorist currents in the territory of countries such as niger, mali, and for example, about a thousand american soldiers are active in niger to deal with terrorism, which analysts, of course, they k

according to the united nations report the camp located in south sudan now has five times the capacitythe population and the measures taken to deal with the displaced are not enough. the clashes between the army and the sudanese rapid support forces over power started in late april and have left more than 8 million displaced. following the three-day trip of high-ranking american officials to niger, the military government ruling the country announced the immediate end of the military cooperation agreement with washington. the rulers of niger had already ended the 125-year presence of french soldiers in their country. the government decided the agreement related to. the presence of the military of foreign countries, mainly western , centered on france and the united states, in the territory of niger has not only caused more security in the territory of these countries, but their presence has only and only caused the strengthening of terrorist movements in the territory of countries such as niger, mali and the like. about a thousand american soldiers are active in niger to deal with terr

there are other routes, as well, through south sudan and libya. vernment, as well as the united arab emirates, have denied these reports. and in february of this year, the army, which essentially now is the de facto government of sudan, closed the border, the western border. they said that was because they thought that some of the humanitarian aid that has been coming in through that border into darfur has been used as a cover to smuggle weapons. already there have been serious, serious food shortages in the country, and they are worried that it could reach the highest levels of food insecurity. that is a hunger catastrophe going into the lean season in may and onwards. what's in it for a gulf state to get involved with one side or another in sudan? i mean, what is the connection? sudan is a member of the arab league and therefore, when it comes to voting, you know, the different sides would like to have them in their corner. so it's really a question of geopolitics. and, you know, we're talking about a country that has, is, you know, has been expo

in across the border, that can be delivered, it was done a couple of decades ago when sudan and south sudan saved, at the same time aid across the lines, meaning some areas are controlled by rsf, rapid support forces and some by the military. that aid needs to go from one point to the other. humanitarian aid agencies know how to deliver aid in even some of the most desperate situations, where logistics are difficult, but if the parties do not allow them, if the parties obstruct them and use the aid to prosecute this conflict, they are putting a lot of lives at risk. again, the use of siege, the use of food as a weapon of war, is a crime that one could be taken to court for, but united states, european union, united arab emirates, all of them need to lean on the parties to allow the access of aid, either through chad, south sudan, on the way through western part of the country and all the areas in need. abdullahi halakhe, thank you so much. senior leaders across the political spectrum in northern ireland have vowed to ensure stability at stormont following the shock resignation of the democr

south sudan, another country that has received a large number of people fleeing sudan, also a countrys understanding is that we will have to stop some of the vital programmes that we are doing, like providing health, education, food, shelter, protection to hundreds of thousands of people. we will leave it there _ thousands of people. we will leave it there for _ thousands of people. we will leave it there for the - thousands of people. we will. leave it there for the moment, i'm sure we will be talking about this again. thanks for joining us on bbc news. mt; joining us on bbc news. my pleasure- — let's turn to some important news around the world. in mexico, a group of protesters have driven a pick—up truck through a door to the country's presidential palace. they were met by police officers, who used tear gas on the protesters. the group was protesting the 2014 mass disappearance of 43 mexican students. president andres manuel lopez obrador was inside the building at the time, giving a daily press conference. he said the door will be fixed, adding that the protesters will meet with m

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. >> you were in south sudan.r organization is working in haiti, two other horrific places in terms of the effect on people. is south sudan a genocide as it was in 2004 and 2005? >> what we are seeing now is what could become the world's largest humanitarian food crisis on the planet ever. as you have seen today, there's now disease that's taking over parts of sudan and south sudan. again, we need access there. we would like to be able to get in from the west. we would like to move about sudan in a timely manner and a safe manner so our people that are delivering are not injured or hurt in any way. we need to get in at scale to be able to feed. >> can you get into haiti? is that too challenging? >> we are in haiti. we never left. we are delivering in haiti. we are making sure we -- we are primarily feeding schoolchildren and some other places as well. we are in there. we fed 250,000 children yesterday. >> cindy mccain, i just am filled with admiration for what you are doing and your teams. thank you so much. >> th

east timor, c- south sudan. time. sudan, because i seem to remember that this state appeared in 2012, and it seems to me that cherdogoria also existed before that. well, then let's go over the dates a little. east timor became a sovereign state in 2002, south sudan in 2011, in 2006 montenegro, the correct answer to our question is montenegro. let's look again, or remember where it is, here it is, montenegro, the adriatic sea nearby, bosnia and herzegovina. everything is in place. fifth question: who is the author of the poem, listening to the horror of war? a, nikolai nekrasov, b. something familiar, but i don’t really remember, i answered robert rozhdestvensky, because vladimir mayakovsky, well, i remember that he seemed to live in the post-war period or... in the pre-war period, and nikolai nekrasov, well, it seemed to me that this was a little out of character, so mayakovsky lived among the soldiers, that’s exactly what happened, as i understand it, i shot you down, and now you are no longer very sure of your answe

we are ready to supply belarusian mechanical engineering products to south sudan.ant, for example, can fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector. sectors of this country. it is also planned to supply agricultural equipment and special equipment for planting vegetables and fruits. and moscow plan to reduce the cost of mobile internet in roaming and are moving together along the path of digital transformation. reducing the cost of roaming will help business relations and public diplomacy. also one of the key issues is the recognition of electronic digital signatures. belarus is confidently moving along the path of introducing innovation, so by the end of the year it is planned to digitize the 10 most popular administrative procedures, both for individuals and for businesses. belarusian pipe claims to be a unesco world heritage site, what is it? archaeologists found a bellows with holes for pipes during excavations in vetebsk, and the earliest images of the instrument of the 15th century were seen in the mogilev region. today, only two rare pipes have survived:

that's according to the reports findings where the report also says violence in south sudan is directly linked to a lack of government reforms. and so weak justice institutions has been suca is a human rights laura and chair person of the un commission on human rights in south sudan. she explains the issue of abductions this question of in junior c. and the complete lack of accountability is really why these violations continue. because i think the project is know that they can actually get away with it. you know, you'll hardly have a traditional system that is functioning. um, you know, you have one judge for instance, in the whole of the jungle a stay. so this is one of the states we, these abductions of women have increased explanation b, which women actually have no records of anybody for any kind of accountability. and in fact, you know what is being quite shocking is when we spoke to a number of young women, many of whom were under the age of 14, at the time being with baptism taken hostage. and in fact, they asked me to give full full yes. as post wives and 6 was slaves when we s

were fired toward the city of getting out some on the winds. peacekeeping chief is warning that south sudan is not ready for elections later this year. john pierre, likewise brief. the security council followed his visit to the african country last month. and election is scheduled for december as part of south sedans, democratic transition. the marietta effect. those were likely effect elections, insults with on a federal leading economy as intensified fights over resources and led to high unemployment, particularly impacting the youth. in addition, political competition are amongst the ruling elite increased in to come in all classes and the added strain inflicted by the influx of right to our knees and refugees escaping the conflict into them. of all combined towards an assessment that elections when held are going to take place in an environment of elevated tensions. at least 47 women have been kidnapped in the northeast of nigeria. community leaders in the gala war, no state blame and armed group link to eyesore for the attack. the women were from displacement camps and were gathering f

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we are ready to supply belarusian mechanical engineering products to south sudan.he minsk tractor plant, for example, can fully meet the needs of the agricultural sector of this country. it is also planned to supply agricultural equipment and special equipment for planting vegetables and fruits. minsk and moscow plan to reduce the cost of mobile internet in roaming and are moving together along the path of digital transformation. reducing the cost of roaming will help business relations and public diplomacy. also one of the key issues is the recognition of electronic digital signatures. belarus is confidently moving along the path of introducing innovation, so by the end of the year it is planned to digitize the 10 most popular administrative procedures, both for individuals and for businesses. the belarusian pipe lays claim to unesco world heritage status. archaeologists have found fur with holes for pipes during excavations were carried out in vetebsk, and the earliest images of the instrument of the 15th century were seen in the mogilev region, today only two ra

amy: schools in south sudan have temporarily shuttered in preparation of a scorching heat wave that'sexpected to last for the next two weeks. officials have advised children to stay indoors as temperatures are likely to reach 113 degrees fahrenheit. extreme heat waves have become more common in south sudan due to the worsening climate change -- crisis and has compounded an already dire humanitarian crisis due to conflict in the region. u.n. secretary-general antÓnio guterres has expressed concern at reports the burmese military is continuing to bomb civilian areas. dozens of people were reportedly killed, including children, early monday in burmese military air strikes on a predominantly rohingya village in rakhine state. clashes in the region have soared after the end of a sea in november between the air can army and burmese forces. guterres said, "the expansion of conflict is driving displacement and exacerbating pre-existing vulnerabilities and discrimination." in syria, some 30,000 children and women who had connections to islamic state militants are still being detained in camps

let's talk about south sudan, where you visited, in a minute. ask the overall question first, what is the state of the humanitarian catastrophe the war in sudan has created? cindy: the place i am at today and the surrounding refugee camps have the possibility of becoming the world's largest hunger crisis soon. people who were there and people returning, suffering unbelievable difficulties. most of all they've had no food. as you know, we had to cut rations. we are this close to famine. children are dying of malnutrition every day. nick: you had to cut rations because you haven't received from the international community the funds you've been asking for. the location you visited today is where 85% of those fleeing sudan across the border. what are the stories you hear from these people? cindy: i sat next to a grandmother who had her grandson on her lap and she lost her entire family. the story she told and the angst -- she is in a terrible situation, as were all of the other women in the room i was talking to. i'm here today to make sure we remind

you have to type public and privethi would have, which is when i first went to unicef i was in south sudan can see how many militias and have meant that women and children have run away from the farms and gee camp because there is shelter and food and the ability to live a life. someday, and this could be a project, we need to move refugee if we could move them they would have all of the economic vibrancy,■- security and economic opportunity for everyone in the community. >> did you also face the pushback when you're talking about women and girls? people and children, people don't separate them as much. there are some countries in which the status of women is not a legal issue, it's the customs and country they can keep the girls back. in most countries, if you have found an opportunity ahead of you, so the opportunity is they want to look after that smart people. >> afghanistan is the exception. oíwhen the taliban regained pow, we saw people fleeing. you relocated the boarding school you founded and you have to adapt the■s model provide online education for girls back in afghanistan. acce

now to the footage that appeared in telegram channels, a boeing 727 made an emergency landing in south sudan time crashed into a plane that crashed several months ago. as reported, the liner... had problems during landing, which ones were not specified: there were only seven people on board, one of them was injured. local radio reports that the plane can no longer be restored. france has stepped up security measures for easter. churches throughout the fifth republic are guarded by more than 13 thousand police officers. the maximum level of security was introduced because of the terrorist threat ahead of the summer olympic games in paris. millions of guests are waiting in the capital; protecting them all is a non-trivial task. to all the people of ukraine that we support them very much. the russian foreign ministry responded to the statement of the mayor of paris. maria zakharova recommended that idalgo study the experience of other french russophobes and congratulated her on the memorable date: 210 years ago, russian troops took paris. the mayor of paris, anne idalgo, the entire rosofopian s

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humanitarian assistance for emergency response in sudan and neighboring countries including chad and south sudanh prime minister has resigned in an unexpected announcement. he described his period leading his country as the most fulfilling time of his life. he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. he became ireland's youngest in 20 when he became leader. let's him listen to announcing his resignation a short while ago. >> i knew that one part of leadership is knowing when the time has come to pass on the baton to somebody else and then having the courage to do it. that time is now. i'm resigning as president and leader today. i will resign as soon as my successor is able to take up the office. i have asked our party general secretary and executive council to provide for the new leader to be elected saturday, april 16, thus allowing a new one to be elected after the easter break. i know this will come as a surprise to many people and a disappointment to some and i hope you will understand my decision. i know that others will cope with the news just fine, that

million refugees, sudanese refugees in neighbouring countries, most of them in chad, egypt and south sudanhe entire population of gaza, and those are just the refugees. in addition, there are 6.5 million internally displaced persons in sudan. that's almost three times the population of gaza. so, you have a situation where gaza, ukraine are getting enormous amounts of publicity, and rightfully so. but sudan is not. the us secretary of state is visiting the middle east to bolster international efforts to secure a truce in gaza as the threat of famine looms. anthony blinken has been meeting the saudi leadership injeddah on his first stop. saudi arabia has announced it will donate a0 million dollars to the un agency for palestinian refugees. mr blinken will also travel to egypt where he will meet arab foreign ministers and he will also go to israel. mr blinken�*s visit comes after he warned that gaza's population is starving, saying that its two million people are experiencing severe levels of acute food insecurity. the uk's largest delivery of aid to gaza crossed the border on wednesday. it's

these are south sudan and chad, for example.espondent ian wafula for more on the crisis. the united nations actually said the situation is like nothing we've ever seen before. they say this is the worst humanitarian crisis in recent history. i've come across a report that say children are actually dying of hunger, old people and sick people cannot access medication, and that's just the tip of the iceberg, so to say. when you look at the numbers, last year when the un was calling for all international parties to kind of contribute money towards humanitarian situation, they said 25 million people are in need of aid. and when you look at the scale of how many people have been affected by this war since it began nearly a year ago, we are talking more than 30,000 people who have died and nearly 8 million others who have been displaced. as the war continues the situation continues to be worse. we are looking at 90 million children are out of school, and the un and other agencies are concerned the effects of this war can be felt for ye

military—led government said it would allow some aid to be delivered through neighbouring chad and south sudan, are at the heart of the humanitarian issues stemming from the war in sudan. our deputy africa editor anne soy has been following those issues and reporting on the background of the conflict. it's already the world �*s biggest displacement crisis, and even those who have fled sudan have gone to neighbouring countries are facing issues getting food. and that is because they are fleeing into countries that are themselves fragile, which have humanitarian crises they have been dealing with, and which are grossly underfunded. so the humanitarian organisations are warning they are struggling to meet the needs of the people on the ground, of the people who are fleeing into neighbouring countries, many of them have been displaced multiple times. it's also incredibly difficult for them to get to those who are sudan, stuck in the door area, up to 90% of them have not been reached, the situation is deteriorating, for weeks now they have not had access to the internet and that means they are cut

these are south sudan and chad, for example. ondent, ian wafula. just tell us more about what is happening on the ground in sudan. how bad are things there? the united nations actually _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said the _ how bad are things there? the united nations actually said the situation - nations actually said the situation is like nothing they've seen before. they say this is the worst humanitarian crisis in recent history. i'd come across report that say children are dying of hunger, old people and sick people can't access medication, and that'sjust the tip of the iceberg. when you look at the numbers, last year when the un was calling for all international parties to kind of contribute money towards humanitarian situation, they said 25 million people are in need of aid. when you look at the scale of how many people have been affected when the war began, we are talking more than 30,000 people who have died and nearly 8 million othe

million people displaced inside, another 1.9 million refugees escaping into places like chad and south sudanacity to meet their needs. the international community must put pressure on all parties to the conflict, to ceasefire, as we've just heard to the conflict to ceasefire, as we've just heard from the secretary general. it's essential that we have a cease fire which would allow humanitarian organisations such as the world food programme to scale up our operations massively. and that is the only thing that is going to provide any ability to prevent the hunger crisis that is looming as we speak. we're all coming up next month to the one year anniversary of the start of the conflict and all of the efforts to try and impose or agree a ceasefire or to allow the humanitarian access thus far have not succeeded. but we can't give up hope. we need to continue to put pressure and we need key members of the security council and others to ensure that progress is being made because without an end to the conflict. an end to the conflict, we are facing a devastating catastrophe in sudan. one of the cons

so for the attack, but you ins peacekeeping chief is wanting that south sudan is not ready for election slice of this. you jump here like crew, free for the security council following his visits to the african country last month and election is scheduled for the same time as part of south students. democratic transition. 72 children have been reported missing in northern mozambique, following attacks by the groups units if says font, as have been targeting schools and the combo delgado or province forcing 125 of them to close since january tens of thousands of women and children have been displaced abreast and the guest rich provence began in 2017. when i saw a city is declared a campaign to establish a california. well, malcolm with has more details from the kenyan capital, and i wrote the, the local authorities in the south of cab. i doubt got a proven, said, said the 72 children are missing. following an exercise to be united children have been separated from their families in the space of recent attacks. by um, groups against the villages, humanitarian agencies that are close to nea

we are ready to supply belarusian mechanical engineering products to south sudan.ists found a bellows with holes for pipes during excavations in vetebsk, and the earliest images of the instrument from the 15th century were seen in the mogilev region. today , only two rare pipes have survived: the oldest is kept in the lepelsky regional museum. news, analytics, expert comments and interesting facts. see the events program. on thursdays on the belarus 24 tv channel. let's go on a trip to belarus. the memorial complex near the beaver river was created on the site of the bloody events of 1944, where the battle for the crossing took place. it consists of a defensive line, a trench and dugouts. the crossing was held and within a few hours the main forces of the tank corps moved along it. together with us you will receive a charge... it is possible for stars from my eyes to appear in the frame, because this is mad. delicious, visit the bright sights of our country. dear friends, we are in a city that has long been considered the cultural center of belarus. it is famous pr

during a visit to a camp in neighbouring south sudan, the head of the wfp, cindy mccain, said the victims explained some of the background to the conflict. it's an incredibly challenging situation for civilians who have been caught up in this war that has been described as "senseless" between two military forces, the national army, the saf, and the rsf, the rapid support forces, who fell out in april of last year. there have been rounds of talks brokered by regional governments in the horn of africa, as well as arab states and backed by western nations like the united states, but still they haven't yielded lasting peace. we have heard from one of the regional directors of the world food programme who accompanied cindy mccain on her trip to sudan. he explained what the country desperately needs now. what we need is an end to the conflict. we need humanitarian access and, ultimately, we need to have a political solution that will allow populations to go home and meet their own needs without support from the world food programme and others. a un representative has described seeing dead bodie

announced they were going to over throw the government the u ins. peacekeeping chief is warning that south sudan is not ready for elections later this year. john pierre, likewise brief. the security council followed by his visit to the african country last month. an election is scheduled for december as part of south sedans, democratic transition, carpenters holding its 10th annual come to a festival to foster the next generation of filmmakers from the region. the event invites some of the biggest names in the industry to do how to help us firing filmmakers develop their work. and as alex beard reports, it's a lifeline for young palestinian filmmakers. rubbing shoulders with some of the biggest names in the industry. young filmmakers from across and at least get them in touring. they need to get these stories to the wills. i think people appreciate truth more than anything else, right? that's what they cling to that or maybe that know it. but this month, i may know when something is real or not, and this year on its 10th anniversary, has taken on a deeper meaning. why do we celebrate the progres

these are south sudan and chad, for example.eland have vowed to ensure stability at stormont following the shock resignation of the democratic unionist party leader sirjeffrey donaldson. he quit after being charged with rape and other historical sexual offences. he says he will be strenuously contesting the charges. the police investigation is understood to have started after two women came forward with allegations. for the latest developments, here's our ireland correspondent, sara girvin. a really stern statement from police service of northern ireland who have acted that those who said they are speculating at this case online. and a warning for anyone publishing information on social media or online that could lead to identification of any alleged victim in this case, they could find themselves under police investigation. there has been more political reaction trickling out today as well. we heard from the first minister of northern ireland, sinn fein�*s michelle 0'neill, who said political stability at stormont is her priori

on al jazeera, a long, difficult journey to safety and 0 to in some of the people to attend to south sudan because of pfizer and sudan. gang violence, prison, haiti's capital, at least 14 people account up to government attacks to i'm just kind of name of the the, it's feeling more like the middle of june in southern spain. havior one. but look, here's the situation. we'll squeeze at one more warm day. mercy coming in at 31, but watch what happens on wednesday. winds turn around and will introduce some showers across both spain and portugal. so that is going to press down. temperature is back to the here. now today on tuesday. warm air also coming in to the islands of island, britain, france through the low countries energy slams into that western side of norway. winds along that west coast will push past 80 kilometers per hour. this will be mountains snow, but to want to see any snow in oslo over the next little bit. sabrina long eastern shores of the age are addict. see. i think the heaviest pulses of rain will be across albania, and greece likely to power up some thunderstorms here with

during a visit to a camp in neighbouring south sudan, the head of the wfp, cindy mccain, said the victimsa editor, ann soy, explained some of the background to the conflict. it's an incredibly challenging situation for civilians who have been caught up in this war that has been described as senseless, between two military forces — the national army, the sas and the rsf, the rapid support forces, who fell out in april of last year. there have been rounds of talks brokered by regional governments in the whole of africa as well as arab states and backed by western nations like the united states. but still, they haven't yielded...lasting peace. let's speak to mandeep o brien. she is unicef�*s country representative for sudan. clearly this is an issue which a lot of the international community is talking about but perhaps not paying enough attention to for the tell us if you would just how difficult things are for people there. thank ou for things are for people there. thank you for having _ things are for people there. thank you for having me. _ things are for people there. thank you for havi

humanitarian assistance for emergency response in sudan and neighbouring countries, including chad and south sudanned. in an unexpected announcement, mr varadkar described his period leading his country as "the most fulfilling time of his life". he will step down before the next general election in the republic of ireland. mr varadkar became ireland's youngest taoiseach in 2017 when he became leader of fine gael. lets listen to him announcing his resignation from the steps of government buildings a short while ago. i knew that one part of leadership is knowing when the time has come to pass on the baton to someone else and then having the courage to do it. that time is now. so i'm resigning as leader effective today and will resign as taoiseach as soon as my successor is able to take up that office. i've asked our party general secretary and executive council to provide for the new leader to be elected in advance on saturday the april 16, thus allowing a new taoiseach to be elected when it resumes after the easter break. i know this will come as a surprise to many people and a disappointment to so

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