but for that question, stacy offered the story.ning to my kids and family. and i was convinced that my kids were being harmed. >> stacy said that she believed richard was molesting her sons. that they were acting out and there was something one of them told her. >> you don't know what he does to me when you are not here. that kind of stuff stuck in my brain for sure. >> to her, there was just one solution. i did not want please, i did not want to divorce, i just wanted him dead. and so here it was, her reason for murder. stacy said that she had been molested as a child repeatedly and ashley knew what it was like. >> having lived through that, i was never going to let it happen to my kids. >> did you ask the boys? >> not directly enough. not that. i have since. >> it was after her arrest, her sons asked her why, but would make you want to hurt him. and she explained. >> people touched me in a bad way when i was a kid and i reacted in certain ways and sometimes you're behaviors made me worried that you were getting touched on a bad.

well professor stacy, how did you and mr. ellington get together on? well, i started as an ap us history teacher years ago, and i taught ap us history for about eight years, and i also did some work for the college board helping score the exams and leading some of the tables that scored the exam and even helping write some of the questions. and a few years ago. i was approached by bedford freeman worth publishers to work on a textbook that was aimed specifically at the ap us history class and to help prepare students for the exam and one of the important elements of that is that i wanted to work with someone who still worked in the ap us history classroom by that time, i'd finished my phd and i was working at southern illinois university edwardsville, and though i had experience with ap us history both teaching the class and preparing questions for the exam and scoring the exam. i thought really to have some authenticity to the textbook fabric of a nation. it'd be important that we work with a ap us history teacher who is experienced and also had exper

why commissioner stacy. >> that was really helpful. i irrelevant also compliment you on the focus collaborate rig. there are issues whether state wide. initial or regional that we will take all collaboration in solving problems that face us in the future and also improve how we splay water and handle the wastewater and energy. i had a question about your recycled water. is are the statistics that you show us mostly from like a centralized recycled water plant or do you agencies also have sort of on site recycling -- requirements or incentives? >> the statistics i showed are if you the centralized plants. certain agents have further requirements and it depends on the development in the agencies. mountain view come to mind. east bay here side they have developments. large technical developments and requirements for on site reous had is a thing we know happen its does not get reportod there is in the a nature or way to capture it. mou there is a demand reduction. that as i electric to strategy is the questions we figure out hudo we quanti

stacy, i joke about e equals ai. what upside do you really side in the numbers as it relates to where artificial intelligence is now for the company and where we think the addressable market for it could really be >> i think we're early jensen loves to get up on stage and throw up big numbers that's fine. they threw out a trillion dollar attempt for the whole company. it seemed crazy, although it seems less crazy every day if it's 300 billion or 200 billion or 100 billion, nvidia is running their business at $15 billion a year give or take. there's a ton of head room in front of us. it will have its ups and downs it's volatile. i mean, this type of a trend, we're just at the start of it. chatgpt has only been around since november. >> it's amazing. to hear you talk like that and, bryn, i've had people on the show recently, whether halftime or here, suggesting you got to have portfolio management. you have to take some profits. the stock's run so much. the size and the position is too big, whatever the excuse is for s

. >> let's bring in stacy roska. we have been with you every step of the way before earning, after earnings, and we'll take the pulse yet again. is the pulse beating too fast? do we need to slow things down >> wellook, yes, so the signifin upside we're getting at is it a pull forward, like, from next year or is it not? i don't think we know yet. that being said, i think it's definitely not a pull forward over the next few quarters they're having the demand. they're having demand in the second half. knowing vidia, they probably think they can beat that number. i would not be surprised to see numbers continue to go up in the near to medium term, and then look even if we get a pull forward -- undoubtedly it will happen, and they don't have digestion cycles, and i think it's hard to argue that the opportunity in front of them is not large, and that we are not early. we are clearly early this has just begun. i think the opportunity is enormous i think we are at the paradigm shift in terms of how data centers and how other

let's take a closer look at the life and career of tina turner with dw reporter, stacy buildings. stacy, i know you're a real fan. we were talking about tina turner before the show. what made her such an icon? she was more than an icon. she was as a role model, a hero, a rock and roll legend, and it was the voice that raspy voice that was rock and roll, that was gospel. and that was r and b. and also just the fact that she was such a strong person to overcome poverty to overcome domestic abuse. and to then become somebody who was internationally known and loved. and because she was able to, to fight, stand on her own. and so to force out and not to be afraid to do that, it takes courage and she had a lot of courage and people respected that. i know i did, i was a huge fan. i told you at one point my here with the color tina turner, my in turn right and turn in springfield, illinois was not happy about that, and i was like, this is martina turn a moment, let me live. but i mean, she was just and the legs, everything, the showmanship, the way she poured her heart and soul into every lyric

. >> aye >> stacy. >> aye >> >> thank you very much. next can we have the next item. >> item 10 contract ww716, 9 million, 796 thousand dollars and with the do you recallation of 400 calendar days to the responsible bidder florez construction company. >> good afternoon. this is bessey tammy senior project manager. this item is straightforward we are looking for president trump to award this personal needed contract we have under of the wastewater program. budget or the bid came in under the estimate so we are seeking approval. >> are there questions. i have a question. i noticed there was one bid. for this item. is this anticipated or are we is this a continuing from previous w this we have done and they submitted i bid can you claire foil this. >> we do issue the contract it is. and we did conduct out roach to the throughout contractors assistance center. we sent out e mail invitations over 30 to 50 contractors. and we only had 2 prime contractors who attended the prebid meeting we reached out to the second had attended the moting and

ben franklin's join or die professor stacy, what are we looking at here? well, first of all, i think it's very important for students to keep in mind that when they get a document like this could be on a dv. q it could be a stimulus for a multiple choice question. it's import for them to look at the source line and in a d, q that source line is going to appear at the top. so when you're looking at this image and you look above it to the source line, you can see who is the creator, where it was published, and when it was published. and what you see that date. 1754 it showed allow you to begin to navigate that big timeline of all of u.s. history. most mutants are going to remember that the american revolution is going to start in 1776. so we're a full generation before that. also, 1754 is a significant date for the time periods. it's the beginning of the french and indian war or as the europeans called it, the seven years war, when it really began there in 1756. and so students are going to be able to tell, looking at that source line, that this is a primary

stacy. >> thank you. i think i'd like to hear public ment before i make a lot of comments as a preliminary matter i want to say thank you for the clarity of your presentation this is complicated. processing of numbers and understanding use of the water and thanks to the rate fairness board this is hard work and i appreciate the work the rate fairness board puts in. i attends aid virtual town hall and saw the intel yens of the conversation and the amount of happening information staff provides the simultaneous translation was a positive part of that meet and impressed with the number of questions and amount of information staff shared. and i also saw lots of adds thank you for this strong out reach. i read all of the protest letters and there were some recuring. and i also really appreciated the amount of work that went into the study that under lay the -- rate changes. complicated but collaborative. between puv staff and policy. decisions and the consultants. and i really appreciate how you boil today dow

ben franklin's join or die professor stacy, what are we looking at here? well, first of all, i think it's very important for students to keep in mind that when they get a document like this could be on a dv. q it could be a stimulus for a multiple choice question. it's import for them to look at the source line and in a d, q that source line is going to appear at the top. so when you're looking at this image and you look above it to the source line, you can see who is the creator, where it was published, and when it was published. and what you see that date. 1754 it showed allow you to begin to navigate that big timeline of all of u.s. history. most mutants are going to remember that the american revolution is going to start in 1776. so we're a full generation before that. also, 1754 is a significant date for the time periods. it's the beginning of the french and indian war or as the europeans called it, the seven years war, when it really began there in 1756. and so students are going to be able to tell, looking at that source line, that this is a primary

one that was to 600 from 300 our next guest -- and let's bring stacy rascon into the mix. we're fortunate to have stacy with us, too i spoke with you going into the number and said directly the stock is at 300, that's your price target what are you going to do are you going to move it to neutral? how dumb of me to suggest that >> that was sort of an interesting take >> well, it happens from time to time what do you do with this today you've raised your price target but you've listened to brad, i think articulately lay out the road ahead, the road map that he sees what about you >> remember what i said yesterday, you don't sell a tech because it looks successful. you're believing that it's not as expensive, that the e in the denominator is wrong and that's been the case. that seems to clearly be the case we can talk about targets, we took our target up earnings estimates went up 50%, right, and as brad so eloquently put it the stock today is cheaper than it was yesterday because of the magnitude of those earnings revisions and so, yeah, i think the tactical controversy, you

joining stacy and myself this morning. i want to get your take on the issues of the day. we've got a death ceiling negotiation so far no deal. we've got evidence of a rough or mixed bifurcated season for retail. burt, let's weigh in on that. lowe's reported a double he beat this morning for the first quarter earnings but it cut its full year sales forecast. dick's sporting goods earnings crossing right now, reporting a double beat on earnings and revenue. lowe's is down 1 and-a-half percent. dick's sporting goods up almost 3%. your reaction to what we're seeing in retail, burt. >> market reaction at lowe's is better than home he depot and lowe's has great leadership and a lot of fantastic management -- great management team that's all alums mostly of home depot. great initiatives across canada, great initiatives across the u.s. lowe's is stronger with women, women make 80% of all purchase decision, either make them or influence them. home depot is better with pros, lowe's is winning with women. lowe's is a double beat and lowe's is down less today than home depot was when

maria: i'd like to know the origins of this, stacy.ee with joe. we don't need a.i. to doctor a photo and you have to use little self-control and pause before retweeting as you say. a.i. also has positives. have you ever been met by a robot in a store saying what do you need and directing you, inventory management. so it also has a lot of positives. again, it can be dangerous and certainly data privacy issues, we're just scratching the surface of the evolution of a.i. it's not controlled. it's not legislated. some are going further saying it will replace the need for search engines. i don't know. i think about 20% of companies are really using a.i. so far, so it's really just getting started. maria: yeah, caveat emptor. buyer beware. we'll take a break. the fbi dismissing a congressional request, a subpoena for one single document that could help piece together the biden family's influence peddling scheme going back decades. former acting ag matt whitaker will weigh in on the other side of this break. ♪ ♪ the all-new chevy colorado is m

stacy and tommy are partners on cool whip, and, stacy, you have such a crew anemic way of interacting with your animals. can you tell me about that? >> i really believe that they feel the way you audiocassette to them just like a dog. if you yelled at a dog all the time, they'd be fussy, and i think it's the same way with the big animals. >> reporter: i have to ask you, why is this gate tie off? >> cool whip likes to put his horn back here, he's kind of a food monger. you can tell by the size of him. loves to eat, so he tries to get out. we keep him tied up just for his safety and everybody else around here. >> reporter: speaking of eating, you found a lot of success in 2020 with cool whip. what do you feed him, how do you prepare the bull for that competition before he bucks? >> at this point in the game he gets a full meal today, tomorrow we'll cut him a little bit back, as far as his water intake and food intake so he doesn't feel sluggish. you don't want him to feel sluggish when he's trying to buck. >> reporter: how many bulls do you raise or work with typically? >> we have about

why commissioner stacy. >> that was really helpful.he focus collaborate rig. there are issues whether state wide. initial or regional that we will take all collaboration in solving problems that face us in the future and also improve how we splay water and handle the wastewater and energy. i had a question about your recycled water. is are the statistics that you show us mostly from like a centralized recycled water plant or do you agencies also have sort of on site recycling -- requirements or incentives? >> the statistics i showed are if you the centralized plants. certain agents have further requirements and it depends on the development in the agencies. mountain view come to mind. east bay here side they have developments. large technical developments and requirements for on site reous had is a thing we know happen its does not get reportod there is in the a nature or way to capture it. mou there is a demand reduction. that as i electric to strategy is the questions we figure out hudo we quantity foil it and capture it. it is there

why commissioner stacy. >> that was really helpful. i irrelevant also compliment you on the focus collaborate rig. there are issues whether state wide. initial or regional that we will take all collaboration in solving problems that face us in the future and also improve how we splay water and handle the wastewater and energy. i had a question about your recycled water. is are the statistics that you show us mostly from like a centralized recycled water plant or do you agencies also have sort of on site recycling -- requirements or incentives? >> the statistics i showed are if you the centralized plants. certain agents have further requirements and it depends on the development in the agencies. mountain view come to mind. east bay here side they have developments. large technical developments and requirements for on site reous had is a thing we know happen its does not get reportod there is in the a nature or way to capture it. mou there is a demand reduction. that as i electric to strategy is the questions we figure out hudo we quanti

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and it might take me on full scale, stacy and october of at the name of the movie because the staff do not have the cap . you and it's based on a book that tells a true story of a wave of mattress in the american west in the 1922 the. and that's also now up next report that looks at how the catholic church in germany has turned into india to between new priest. don't forget our website data view dot com for all the latest news on the novice stage and from on use. and it's all of the out very well to just in the gym. i love about anything except for away from the spot. i'm not even allowed to watch my own car on everyone with later holes and every single day stuff. getting you ready to meet the gentleman can join me, right? just do it on the w dw store. once takes all the inside every day, the world kasha, or your texas, to work for free time, like because we can make the different w call, the world unpack pulse out of your info and all the input your w stores now onto the it is clear, the property is only for papers and that's for plastic. not that there's one for everything to address

the impeachment, display the head of the artificial intelligence company that created chat g p t. stacy's industry needs to be legalized a sam ultimate. sam is called open. i have the ever yes. and he told us lawmakers in washington risk, the official intelligence office, many opportunities committee. and he said he shares the public's concern about how it could change lives. he said, i poses serious risk that need to be managed and suggested a us a global agent pretty much the set up to regulate road. i my take, this is not the w. stephens, humans, was that the sentence hearing and told us about what kind of regulation the industry might say. and that's the problem that nobody knows. and there are few scenarios, right, or ideas out there. what do you, how do you do it if you know a, i, out of houston, texas be, can become a problem. so where can it become a problem? how can i become a problem who is over seeing, overlooking you, do you create something like an agency, a government agency who has not just the current, but also are sick? who can enforce regulations, codes loss is that drug

stacy kubicek, the vice president for mission solutions at lockheed martin. thank you stacy for joining us. you all are familiar with general chilton, inc. for him to joining us on this panel. to put everyone in perspective historically. everyone in this room, i do not see any youngsters here. it was not that long ago you cannot say space and offense in the same sentence together. i have to share a story. i'm at the air force academy, giving a lecture to a group of cadets who are focused on space force. at the end of my comments, one of the cadets asked a question about. do you envision there being war in space. immediately, i went of course. one of, i will not have to say, but in -- a former astronaut is sitting in the back of the room and as a mentor and he jumps up and goes you cannot say that. sure i can. it is an academic institution and a second we will fight in space. that happened down dish that is how everyone was from a policy perspective to not talk like this. we do not want to see conflict in space. like a said, we are where we are at with respect

and stacy august on top, judge has called the arrest of the countries former prime minister and wrong con, invalid and illegal con was arrested earlier this week on corruption allegations. tension is up and running high among his supporters spilling into protests and classes with police. the supreme court has now place con, it's custody with police protection for his safety. they are tempting for the release of him are on, on the former prime minister, supporters of jubilant to run con, this life is for you. and we will give this to you. i get a different cons where these proves we knew the truth. we're pleased with the court's decision, but the, the wrong phone can't get it, that the cancellation of and run kinds of risk has revived out hope the nation welcomes this verdict. the popular opposition leader was brought to the court on the order of southpark. hassan installed the judges. the supreme court declared the rest of the former prime minister invalid log upon that because the mankind is no longer in the custody of the national accountability bureau or the police without body siz

that will be the key chinese, the other more, stacy, because if he is re elected the growing economic challenge facing this country and that is so dw story and joe ends many things as always and briefly, a couple other developing stories were following for you. us present new joe biden says he is optimistic a deal to keep the government from defaulting on its bills is closed. failure to reach an agreement could impact the global economy. congress needs to raise the $31.00 trillion dollar debt ceiling by the new deadline. of june, 5th, drone footage has captured the smoke and ash billowing from mexico's po book, a tape patel. scientists predict more activity will cause trainers in the coming days. of pople is one of the world's most closely monitored volcanoes. it's just 70 kilometers from mexico city, which is home to more than 20000000 people. sherbie and president alexander boot judge says the country's troops are on high alert after clashes between serbs and police and neighboring coastal. your own risk began with ethnic serbs trying to prevent recently elected ethnic albanian offi

it's another cinematic reunion for square, stacy, and actor robert de niro, as well as low nor dicaprio. the 3 and a half hour historical epic tells the story of a wave of murderers in the american west in the 1920s. and here's a reminder of our top story for you. ukraine's president vladimir zaleski has taken his lead for the g 7 summit in japan. so lensky said he hopes a new piece of plan could end the war and ukraine and all conflicts around the world. don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the app store. it'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. and that's the news for now. up next shift looks at how digital technology is helping scientists prepare for the challenges caused by climate change. i'm next by, sir. thanks for watching the questions. got any issues with all the .

raskin from bernstein stacy, i saw this and i say get raskin on the phone asap what do you make of itat i do look, there's not a lot in the article. i mean, the idea that microsoft is doing their own processing is not new. code name athena, they've been working on since 2019. the commentary about them offering financial support, i wonder if it's more of a semi custom model rather than a direct silicon sale. amd will help customers design pro processors the way this works is the customer funds the development costs. amd designs and builds the chip. when they sell it, the customer gets those costs back. the game console chips have 20% gross margins. to me offering financial assistance sounds like that. i think that certainly is good there's nothing wrong with that. >> forgive me for interrupting i want to get to the heart of it is it a game-changer in the way you look at amd when invidia has all the chip hype around ai? >> if nothing else, it bolsters the narrative. amd has been trying -- i didn't count how many times amd said ai in the call, but it was a lot. they're trying to spin tha

it's a not us and it might take me on full scale, stacy in october of at the naples the movie goes just ask you another the copier. and it's based on a book that tells a true story of a wave of madness in the american west. in the 19 twenty's, and that's also now next report that looks at how the conflict tragic germany has turned into india between new increased. don't forget our website data view. com for all the latest news on the novice stage and some on use. and it's all of the out the very want to just in the gym. loved about anything step away from the fund. i'm not even allowed to go to my own car and everyone was later holes in every.

but if i need to back who know years and really wants to have a russian broken piece, stacy, that is the extension of russian influence and has you have any inside courses because that there are, there are lots of people with their fingers in this particular boiling pot and also mentioned that the a you to in the us and tuck is increasing. influence in that region is quite interesting. yes, i think so i came hides a very important role in supporting as a by john and the 2020 goal. and so the key is also a key advocate of the middle car adult, this transit rule linking china to markets in europe. and this has become especially relevant in the context of the ukraine, more on the, on liability of the northern colorado passing through russia's territory. so turnkey codes play unimportant stabilizing role, but again, it is also kind of involved and contradictory ways choking on media. don't have to provide relations. so i think, you know, another aspect. another piece of this puzzle is when the tech, you know, media and kind of open that border and open up the region to, to trade into sof

that will be the key chinese, the other more, stacy, because if he is re elected the growing economic challenge facing this country and that is so dw story and joins many things. there's always to serbia has moved army units to its border with cost of though after class rates between cost of and police and members of the country's ethics are of minority. the own ras began when ethnics serves trying to prevent recently elected ethnic albanian officials from entering municipal buildings. coastal been police fire tear gas to disperse crowds . our next report looks at the town is fetch on where a police car was set on fire. of the quote started as a peaceful protest. soon spiraled as of control, as police tried to clear. so being residents blocking entry to this government building in northern cost of a, the, with the t guess feeling the purchases were forced to abandon the efforts to stop the towns newly sworn in ethnic albanian men from entering cause was set to blaze more than a dozen people injured as protests as tried to block new officials nearby towns as well. but once the police w

as part of a drive to clean up the dutch stacy, one of the familiar sights and smells of amsterdam as soon to become a thing of the past of 2 years of complaints and residents about stones towards misbehaving. to them, city council has found the public smoking of mount a water in the city center since kind of assist the criminalized and the 1970s. the adults capital is a magnet for foreign tourists looking to openly indulge. but those days look set to fade into a hazy memory. anyone caught violating the band faces of 100 years. i find. but we'd smoke, can tourists, a scene characteristic, a light back about the news, which looks as if it's a great idea is that it doesn't bother me because i can smoke on the terrace because we don't do lots of on some door in germany. it's illegal, which means a lot of unhealthy things are sold on the black market here in the netherlands. it's very well organized. nobody, we're going to do it. however, there is some skepticism about the enforcement of the bad. good, nice, nice home. i don't and be the enforcer who has to tell someone, sir, madam, pleas

also, stacy's a number of other challenges, like a crumbling economy and rebuilding devastated areas hit by earthquakes earlier this year. but his supporters aren't thinking about that right now. but it comes out, you know, new it is. we've any and trust no pressure. i mean, we have shows, you know, let executive on a moment as somebody does that just to look, we're very healthy. we were expecting that he has been sick too many. i'll talk to is made. it's joy to be cut off the back to rochester, toyota $10.00 a month. for the good choice. it may not be good for them. but for all the syrian refugees and turkey will undoubtedly be breathing a sigh of relief. throughout the campaign, kenneth startled about to deport them from the country present, or the one said he also wanted refugees to go. but voluntarily as the turkish republic enters its 2nd century, it faces a lot of open questions. for now, they will be answered by the man who is enrolled at longest on a bit of bonus like a football and use. and i have dormant teenager jude bedding him has been named one does make a pyre of the s

i presume rum supposedly and stacy's country is neutral and denies pricing. russia is even believe coordinator in me in law says at least $400.00 people were killed by sight, tons, bulk of which the country on sunday i'm enough in the ballot. christian and set aside to instruct the porridge parts of the country which it already been effected by domestic conflict. an economic hardship said most of those killed like ranges these 5 people have died in the fight in the hospital, in the news, even capital weddings, dozens board is still missing the hospital vision. fortunately, housing temporary and long term residents, including elderly people, cause the 5 not when i jerry and share a set, a new world record for non stop cooking. after preparing meals more than a 100 hours crowds in lagos, gather to watch at hilda bakshi. cook a range of local and international dishes from the 1st day of last week. so it's a monday just mass, the previous record of 87 hours and 45 minutes at binding interests in 2090 are counting the final seconds to be a $100.00. mark. huge crowds gather to shift to the best see,

that was one of the views of stacy raskan who we spoke with take a listen. >> at some point we'll get di j digestions if you think about where we are, we're very early in the terms of both ai and accelerating computing. it's just getting started now. >> hard to put your arms around that concept it's just getting started now when you've witnessed, and we all have, witnessed these shares in all these companies go crazy. >> we spoke about this in prior weeks that we were in the early innings. think about the competition that these companies have from an investment perspective there's not any competition. if you look at where nvidia is and you question whether it's the valuation or the ability to keep going higher, the simple analogy is i could make is we're in the middle of the playoff season, would you take jimmy butler off the heat? he's the mvp of that team. that's what nvidia is. it's the mvp of the market right now. the other point which is important, there's a lot of growth managers that still don't own nvidia, scott. a lot of the move that is were made, i'm very satisfied with bec

but to go out and say, yeah, but even the channel animal, staci or speed you have been going to have the idea of i know a raise or as 20 percent you this one. that means that you don't have such a general julian that is to buy something out this message yet known view lane that deal the even down to the same clench, fish symbol, that you saw for our poor. and you saw in georgia and you saw in ukraine even in venezuela to when we tried to get rid of chavez and not too long ago, this is an old symbol. and that we are all using the normally kind of workshops are 7 days to interview to people the brain, basic principles of success and ongoing struggles. the when resumes over throw usually need at least $33.00 factors. one is organization. 2 is ideology. 3 is leadership, liberal democracy is like a delicate flower, very many things can go wrong. it's not the natural way that societies are organized. so like a delicate flower, we needs the right temperature rightful to right. so the actually is not so good. lots of this thing is both commercial. one is coastal is the level 2 boys be the mo

the w. special correspondent to abraham isn't, is stumble, and she visited opponent station of the stacy to find out what concerns the people casting the ballots have. i am at the birthplace of turkish president richard type or the one the stumble, neighborhood of custom prussia, where he still enjoys a lot of popularity and support. now, at this pulling station that you see behind me, voters have been trickling in all morning to cast their ballots as they will be doing across the country. now this election will determine if the president who has been at the helm of trick is politics for 20 years, gets to stay in power. some say the stakes are very, very high in the selection as well. this is not just about one man's thing and power. it is turkey's democratic character that's at stake. now i've been speaking to voters here all morning about how they feel on this election day. and this is what some of them have to say to hey, i am very excited and hopefully this is the 1st time i have been this, hopefully for an election. i have huge expectations to get this shipped from shale . i don't t

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