and having this huge fight or tantrum because she misplaced something and later finding it. >> at the time i didn't have a clue. i would say, okay, well, i need to do something. >> because her condition is not widely known, jessica's mother prefers not to reveal her identity. >> i guess it's not the characteristic i want to be known for. >> working with children, jessica's mother also has concerns about how her hoarding might impact her career in education. >> it's very important to me to be professional in my job capacity. and when i meet with the clients or meet with the other educators, that's what i want them to take away and think that, oh, she's very professional. she does a very good job. we can depend upon her. not, oh, my god. you know, have you seen -- oh, my god. >> jessica's mother says her hoarding tendencies can be tracked back to her college years but it isn't until the sudden death of her husband in 2001 that a tendency become a compulsion. >> went way over the edge. you do the grief counseling, you do all the things you think you should. sometimes it doesn't happen. w

>> you see it in children all the time, having fits, tantrums, and you know god sees the preciousnesstheir creation. we all fall so short. i really think god sees me as i see my grandson who is 3. he might have an episode sometimes or announce that i am not his big super spider-man girl anymore. because i am older, i roll my eyes and say, whatever. my house, my kitchen, a comeback. i think it got kind of rolls his or horizon goes, whatever. i am here when your ready again. tavis: "gratitude begins in our hearts and dovetails into behavior. it almost always makes you willing to be of service, which is where the joint presides. means you're willing to stop being such a jerk when you are aware of all that has been given to you in your lifetime and in the past few days. it is hard not to be humbled and pleased to give back." i love that. it almost always makes you willing to be of service, which is where the joy resides. it took me awhile in my life to come to that conclusion. joy presides in serving other people. >> we are hungry for what we have not quite got yet or achieved. we get it

regress and have temper tantrums, sleep, very important, john.r the next few days if your child is sleeping well, they're likely to cope well in the long run. >> dr. sanjay gupta, thank you very much. it's be very helpful to me and everything out there. we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen, and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warnin

but says lanza did throw the occasional temper tantrum. >> just general stuff like you would have to put him to bed and he wouldn't like that. or we had to stop watching tv, and he wouldn't like that. normal stuff that kids do, but i guess at 10 years old, kids get out of that phase, but that wasn't the case for adam. >> mother told him to let ryan do whatever he wanted. but as for adam -- >> nancy always asked me to always be with him in the room. no matter what. don't go to the bathroom, don't ever leave him without supervision. >> craft says adam had a contentious relationship with his mother, nancy. she had split from the boy's father, pete elanza, who is tax director and president of gees ifs but kraft says nancy lanza was an engaged mother, setting up play dates with her sons and taking part in neighborhood activities. neighbors say nancy lanza enjoyed gardening and had taken time off from her job in finance. >> decorate the house, the house was always pristine and, i mean she was just like any other housewife. >> but like her son, there are gaps in nancy lanza's story that sti

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if they throw three or four temper tantrums for a week then they may have this diagnosis.t's interesting, i tell you as a dad and as a doctor, there is more diagnosis. when you talk to people who help create the dsm, this is in an effort so children aren't given a diagnosis of bipolar. they didn't know how to categorize these children before who had these behavioral issues and now this offers another diagnosis and it helps from a treatment standpoint to be more consistent in how these children are treated. >> what is this about hoarders, changes have been involved. >> it used to be known as ocd, obsessive compulsive disorder. they say hoarding is different. it is people who collect a lot of stuff, but it's to the point where it's truly impairing their lives. it's impairing tear lives and maybe their loved ones lives that are living with with them from ocd in that people who hoard things, they experience tremendous negative emotion when getting rid of those things, whereas with people with ocd may not have the negative emotions, so, again, these may sound like subtle differ

was done to syria with the substantial help of the outsiders on the guise of good democratic and tantrums. there is more of today's world news on the way in just a couple. if you're from my generation or younger and you were born into the one percent that i bet you have a lot of college debt i sure do you know the deal used to be that you paid a significant amount for education but in turn that gave you a much higher salary later but now the system works in reverse many young americans studied very hard to not make any money at all around nine percent of americans with student loans have defaulted and at least nine but maybe up to eighteen percent are ninety days late with their payments given the situation the people at u.c. berkeley were nice enough to give away a million dollars in scholarships for everyone everyone that's an illegal immigrant yeah that's right if you're born in america then pay till you die but jump the border and enjoy the red carpet education treatment the people who will be getting the scholarships are mostly the children of illegal immigrants who spent many of the

done to syria with the substantial help of the outsiders under the guise of good democratic and tantrums. president putin says he will sign a bill which includes a ban on u.s. citizens adopting russian children and also promised to back a motion to increase domestic adoption and improve conditions for orphans inside the country the restrictions came about after washington's travel and financial sanctions against russian officials it alleges are involved in human rights violations moscow insists the counter legislation is not going to orphans or potential adoptive parents but at america's lax treatment of child abuse and lack of access to the children we spoke to an american adoption expert who says that tracking how russian children are being treated in the u.s. is all but impossible. a lot of the cases have gotten very very light sentences for the caretakers whether forster or adoptive of russian children here in the united states but we certainly have no idea how many children are enduring abuses surviving abuses of all kinds but children that died at the hands of their adoptive parent

a little bit of regression, for example, in terms of development and temper tantrums. something that seems unusual, but oftentimes it could be more short-lived. i saw something very interesting, soledad, and we talked about this before. sleep can oftentimes be one of the first big -- sleep can be a very powerful predictor overall of how someone copes in the long-term. so even last night, tonight, parents watching and making sure their kids are getting sleep. i know it sounds like a simple thing, but if you look at the study, it's a powerful predictor how they will cope in the long rung. >> reporter: i want to go back to erik fisher, for people who were not here and whose children did not go through the trauma, and yet i think as any parent watching the story unfold from around the country, we are trying to figure out how do i tell my child honestly they will be safe in school when i cannot honestly say that. and as you know they know when you're lying and trying not to lie but you also want to give them reassurance. what do you do? >> i'm careful to not make promises.

was done to syria with the substantial help of the outsiders on the guise of good democratic and tantrums. president putin says he will sign a bill which includes a ban on u.s. citizens adopting russian children the move came after washington's travel and financial restrictions on russian officials it alleges are involved in human rights violations moscow insists the current legislation is not orphans or potential adoptive parents but it america's lax treatment of child abuse really explains. he says that he doesn't see any reason why he shouldn't sign it but he did mention that he should take one very close careful look at the final draft of this law on top of that however within has also mentioned that he is ready to sign. a law which would increase the protection of russian children in the country itself now the law bears the name of this was a young boy who was adopted by an american family and died while in custody of his new adoptive father now the father was left off with just a fine after leaving him with just a fine after a lever in the blistering heat for hours and it's the case

was done to syria with a substantial help of the outsiders under the guise of good democratic and tantrums . egypt's top prosecutor is looking to outlaw the leaders of the opposition launching a probe into mohammed morsi has three top opponents they are accused of inciting their followers to overthrow these alarmist president earlier this week the country's new constitution was officially adopted after a two state referendum that received the support of over sixty percent of voters amid a low turnout and allegations of massive fraud opposition activists say the charter hastily drawn up by the muslim brotherhood effectively enshrined shari'a law rule in the country a world affairs contributor for britain's guardian newspaper explained why he thinks morsi is going after the opposition now i think he wants to sort of deflect attention from the economy because the underlying problem plate the biggest we're facing is the economic crisis one of four egyptians are without jobs poverty is on the rise he just ended subsidies on fuel which means that the prices of gas and city are going to rocket an

there's the public drama, press releases, tantrums that all signs are giving about how the other side isn't doing any work. and then drama going on inside the room. we don't really know a whole lot about what's going on inside the room. the president met with john boehner for 50 minutes and all we know is it was a frank exchange. usually a euphemism using language we can't repeat on television. but what what is happening in that room and we're not hearing anything and that's a good sign for the things you can squeeze a good sign out of all of this. what that means is they're giving a little. each side is testing the other out. big questions here, taxes. will republicans vote for tax increases versus entitlements. will the president go for big cuts in teen titlements. both saying give a little here therein but they have to do it in private and can't leak. the minute it leaks, the conservatives and liberalless go nuts. gwen: what do we know about what's on the table and off the table? >> the president wants a lot on the table so he wants tax rates to increase. he wants some investment s

done to syria with the substantial help of the outsiders under the guise of good democratic and tantrums. having a healthy bank balance in britain is no key to happiness more than a fifth of the country's millionaires are considering emigrating in the next two years according to according to the bank lloyds t.s.b. international we've got more on this now from artie's poly in london. thanks for joining us so what is wrong with britain that even the richest one. or blame the dismal whereas that's reportedly the overwhelming reason for why one in five british millionaires are considering opting sticks and leaving the country now those reasons are followed closely by the high rate of crime in the u.k. and anti social behavior and then another reason why they might want to leave is the high cost of living here in the u.k. and only in fourth place from my why they might might want to leave is the high rate of personal taxation now where are they going well top of the list of destinations is france it's nearby and it's warmer weather and same goes for spain which is the other place where they'r

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tracy: member alec olin' tantrum over flight rule he got kicked off a plane for playing words with friendsr being told to turn off all of the electronic devices. his outrage lives on after calling for major overha of the faa rules telling him t theo get with the times already. for more on this, executive vice president of the coalition of airline pilots association and fouer of airfare watcog.com join us n. captain, i will start with you first. seems to me the fcc chairman was a flight one day, misd e call and was likely have to change these rules otherwise wowod haveak themmso long? >> all else, how could we get a situatiin that washington without something like that. tracy: why now? what have their phones on for years now, i always forget to turn ne down when they tell me to, the ane never crashes. >> ultimately we know this is a replacement has been around for a while, clearly the faa is lookg at, sec is interested in but there i there's a process i. better take this process in almost every approval making them begin to look at whether there's a new rulerom scratch or is it modification

serious about his ultimatum and demands to raise taxes, boehner said no new taxes, obama can have his tantrum weighs in. >> and president's job czar has a healthy respect for government efficiency, at least in china, ge's ceo's stunning analysis of the communist economic and political system. record finds for wall street's money laundering bank of record, mexican drug cartels, middle east terrorists, african dictators all among hsbc's clientele, and no one is going to jail? why not? legal experts join us here next >> british banking giant, hsbc agreed to pay a record dollars 1.9 billion to settle allegations it landerred money from mexican drug lords, and sanctions transactions from iran illegally. lenny brewer said that the scale of hsbc's operation was stunning. >> at least one occasion, hsbc instructed a bank in iran on how to format payment messages so that transactions would not be blocked or rejected by the united states. lou: brewer however also defended the decision to not prosecute the bank, he said. if authorities pressed charges hsbc would almost certainly have lost its banks licen

>> you know that tantrum we had about "eat, pray, love"?0 shades of gray" next time you are at a bookstore your hair will go white at how badly it is written. it shows the level of literacy in the country. "eat, pray, love" sold six million copies. >> it makes me want to throw up in my own vomit. >> that's in one of the sex scenes, the third one. >> that's why everybody should read "the joy of hate." the literacy level is for a five-year-old. i did that on purpose because that's all i know. anyway, i guess way have to take a break. look at my giant mug. >> actually it is a normal sized mug. >> i am a tiny person. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us. and if you have a video of your animal doing something like having a giant mug, go to fox news.com they started it now. they ran out of com. click on submit a video and we might use it. the half time report with andy levy. he is a stupid jerk. >> tonight's half time report is sponsored by kite boarding. thanks kite boarding. plap >>> for that we go to andy levy who is fresh from hang

so in spite of 185 tantrums 378 pre-dawn starts and a lot of birthdays, caroline still looks amazing.ou can challenge what's possible thanks to the trusted performance of olay. 60 years, millions of women, real results. >>> i know what it's like to search for your missing child. i know what it's like to not know what happened. so i thought, let's go back and look. maybe somebody will have the guts to finally tell us what happened to johnny. >> for ten years, there have been sightings, but johnny has never been found. two years ago, a convicted child molester surfaced and says he helped kidnap johnny. >> "america's most wanted" was focused on missing children because our host, john, had his son abducted and killed. as the an versz ri approached to johnny's abduction, that was one of the stories we wanted to look at. we didn't know who we were going after. and we had a missing child who had been missing for ten years. the f.b.i. was waving us off right from the very beginning saying these are not credible witnesses. we don't believe this information is valid. >> did these people, when t

. >> from santas to tantrums, they are being jerks about the right to work.tuesday right to work legislation was passed by the michigan legislature and signed by governor rick snyder, putting an end to the days of shops in that state. the workers can't be forced to pay union dues to take a job. thankfully opponents of the new law took their defeat gracefully. i am kidding. here is the representative. >> we will pass something that will undo a hundred years of labor relations. and there will be blood. there will be repercussions. >> he was referring to organizing a blood drive. and here are the thugs tearing down the didn't. the tent. a pro right to work organization. >> to be fair, i hate camping. at least there weren't any actual assaults on people. >>- q. i that was contributor -- >> that that was fox news contributor. right now i need something to calm myself down. >> i told you, gay marriage, once it is okay you will have llamas and dogs just hanging out together. you thought i would be wrong, but i was right. dennis, surprised, unsurprised? in the middle

but says lanza did throw the occasional temper tantrum. >> it was general stuff like you know i'd have to put him to bed and he wouldn't like that or we had to stop watching tv and he wouldn't like that. you know, normal stuff that a kid would do- but i guess at ten years old most kids get out of that phase, and that wasn't the case for adam. >>reporter: kraft was only a year older than adam lanza's older brother, ryan. he says their mother told him to let ryan do whatever he wanted. but as for adam: >> what i really remember clearly is that nancy always asked me to always be with him in the room, no matter what- like 'don't go to the bathroom, don't ever leave him without supervision.' >>reporter: kraft says adam had a contentious relationship with his mother, nancy. she'd split from the boys' father, peter lanza-- who's described by the job-networking website 'linked-in' as tax director and vice president at g-e energy financial services. but kraft says nancy lanza was an engaged mother- always setting up play-dates for her two sons and taking part in neighborhood activities. neighbo

and tantrums. great tv?ite trash, redneck "jersey shore." >> reporter: not according to the critics. >> what i saw in the promo reel was an orgy of young people with utter and complete lack of any concern for their future. i was astonished. >> reporter: and it's not even the critics shooting the strongest criticism. joe manchin the re-elected senator of west virginia. >> i understand they took five, six different takes to get them act outrageously. to get it really sensational. >> reporter: he's steaming. >> what i saw is not what i see in everyday life in west virginia. >> reporter: manchin is so angry he fired off a letter to mtv defending the dignity of his state, calling for changes, something that chris christie tried in new jersey. >> "jersey shore," positive for new jersey or negative? >> negative for new jersey. >> these kids from grown up in the hills of west virginia. they live life loud and proud and we follow that adventure. >> reporter: shame says the senator from west virginia. >> is this what

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two, acts up with intense tantrums and three, shows aggression to others and to self.bob earlier and asked him how he's so sure why autism wasn't a part of why this tragedy happened? >> well, there's been, there have been a number of studies, very large studies done with autistic children. dr. catherine lord spoke with one this morning "the new york times" and went through the whole thing thoroughly. the result of it is that there is less likelihood of a child with autism to have an aggression against other people than there is for typical children, so not only is there no evidence that supports the fact that they are violent to other people, but they are actually less violent towards other people than typical people and when you really get into these stories about violence and you see children or young adults, what you're going to see generally is people with alcohol or drug problems or some other situation. they're seven to ten times more likely to be violent than typical children and autistic children are less so. sometimes, they are self injurious, but rarely to ot

he never saw evidence of vie bens but said lanza did throw the occasional temper tantrum. >> he wouldn't like that and he would not want to stop watching tv. i guess at 10 years old most are out of that phase, and that wasn't the case for adam. >> craft was only a year older than adam's older brother ryan. he says their mother told them to let ryan do whatever he wanted, but as for adam -- >> what i remember clearly is that nancy always asked me to always be with him in the room no matter what. don't go to the bathroom, don't ever leave him without supervision. >> craft says adam had a contentious relationship with his mother, nancy. she split from the father who is described by the job networking website linked in at tax director at ge financial services. craft says nancy was an engaged mother always setting up play dates and taking part in activities. neighbors and friends said she enjoyed gardening and took time off from a job in finance. >> just like anybody else in this neighborhood. decorate the house and the house was always, you know, pristine. she was like any other housewife. >

. -- remitted as a tantrum.sage we need to take away from this? >> i feel horrible about the situation, i think, um, the reason my son got the services he needed was because i was tenacious. my husband and i hired an attorney to make sure he got the services he needed. i know that most of the parents out there can't do that, but they can look into free advocates and just to not stop. get every single thing you can for your children to make sure that things like this never happen in the future. megyn: got to be a mother warrior or a father warrior. thank you all. we'll post more on our web site, foxnews.com.brea there so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking a

it's taking the sharp knife covered in explosives away from a kid who has a lot of temper tantrums. it's a good thing to do. the white house calls it the mcconnell plan because it's based on an idea that mitch mcconnell proposed become in july 2011. but even though it is mitch mcconnell's idea, even though he came up with it, mitch mcconnell is not for it. mitch mcconnell at this point does not support the mcconnell plan at all. he didn't think democrats did either. and yesterday he wanted to call their bluff. now that is when c-span 2 suddenly became amazing television. yesterday afternoon mitch mcconnell asked the senate to move to an immediate vote on the mcconnell plan. vote on it now. you figured harry reid would back down. prove that even democrats don't like this idea. but reid did not back down. he doubled down. he said, yeah, let's vote on the plan. but let's move to an immediate up or down vote. no filibuster, no 60-vote requirement, let's see if it gets 51. if so, it's passed. at which point, mcconnell kind of filibustered his own bill. he said, no, if we're not going to

so in spite of 185 tantrums 378 pre-dawn starts and a lot of birthdays, caroline still looks amazing.enge what's possible thanks to the trusted performance of olay. 60 years, millions of women, real results. >>> november 23rd, 2002. a theater in moscow. a sold out performance of russia's first broadway style musical "northeast." svetlana is celebrating with her american fiance and her 13-year-old daughter. the first act ends. nothing out of the ordinary. >> translator: then the second half started, and right around this time i saw -- no heard the gunshot and saw a man dressed in camouflage getting on the stage. >> the theater's house camera captures the first startling moments of what will turn out to be a four-day siege. a masked man shooting wildly into the air, the 850 theater goers don't know whether it's part of the show or something else. >> translator: i looked around and saw groups of armed men walking along the aisles on both sides. >> the terrorists are filming amateur video, which shows women strapped with what they claim to be bombs, lining the theater aisles, waiting for

. >> reporter: this time it is trucks, trysts and tantrums. great tv?e white trash, redneck, jersey shore. >> reporter: not according to the critics. >> what i saw in the promo reel was an orgy of young people with other and complete lack of any concern for their future. i was astonished. >> reporter: not even the critics shooting strongest criticism. joe manchin, the former governor and just re-elected senator of west virginia. >> i understand they took, four, five, six takes to get them to act as outrageously as they wanted to get it sensational. >> reporter: he is steaming. >> what i saw is not what i see in everyday life in west virginia. >> reporter: he fired off a letter to mtv, defending the dignity of his state and calling for changes. something chris christie tried in new jersey. >> mtv's "jersey shore" positive or negative for new jersey? >> negative. >> reporter: from mtv, nothing but support for buck wild. >> the kids have amazing, adventurous, carefree attitude. they live life, loud and proud. we follow that adventure. >> reporter: shame sa

the tantrum was so violent he almost lost a finger. >> i've tried to quit.and the inmates and the staff won't let me. they will not -- i've tried to lay down and be a punk. and it makes me despise myself. >> he started recently this conspiracy theory that everybody's out to get him. and he believes in those no matter what we try to do. explaining to him that it's not the case. >> but the bottom line is he's dangerous. extremely dangerous. and he's earned his place here. >> all i know is, is that i personally irritate certain people. and nobody is scared of me. nobody. the littlest guy here is not scared of me. i don't intimidate anybody. i'm like a gummy bear, a marshmallow. i'm a combat marshmallow but i'm a marshmallow. >>> coming up -- a violent confrontation between officers and an inmate. >>> the spring creek correctional center is surrounded by natural beauty. but there's no mistaking this is a prison. >>> the spring creek correctional center is surrounded by natural beauty. but there's no mistaking this is a prison. >> we have our fences. we have our

they throw temper tantrums and they get violent.t is that when people are given the choice to unithe union or not, they choose not to join. they don't want the benefit it's. >> sean: why? -- >> provide them, but you shntd force people into it. >> sean: why force them. >> sean: basically, you have legalized stealing when the government through the unions forces people to do this or they can't work. why do you want to allow legalized stealing? >> i don't look at it that way at all, sean. do you want to work for a union -- or do you want to -- there are plenty of companies that are not union shops. don't go work for a union shop. >> sean: you can't work there unless you do what we say. >> as consumers, we will see what happens. we will see if there is a division. >> sean: you can't say you are pro-choice. >> i am as to what i buy and what companies and what type of workers-- >>> i am sure every liberal hires union shops. >> i speak only for me. >> sean: you only hire union. >> i have mostly union workers for those jobs that have a unio

when we were in the room when she was upset and causing a tantrum, she advised she was underage. it has not been determined how old she is now. >> glennon recognizes barbie from a previous sting where she was caught with a different pimp and a crack pipe. >> you guys can start heading her down. >> the task force is careful to keep lil barbie isolated from her counterpart as they transport both of them back to the post for processing. >>> coming up, concerned investigators throw a lifeline to lil barbie. >> if you want out, get you in a shelter, get you in a program to get you out of this life, we can. >>> back at the command post, the young woman known to police as lil barbie must decide whether or not to cooperate. >> we're going to sit down and talk, okay? >> all right. >> don't worry. i'm not a bad guy. all right? >> investigators determine barbie's real identity. despite her initial claim, she is not underage. she is 19-year-old heather jiardan. >> you got kicked out of the house. how old were you? >> 18. my grandma kicked me out because i called her a bitch. >> like her and

he threw a bit of a twitter tantrum today. he tweeted "the house will not adjourn the 112th congress until a credible solution to the fiscal cliff has been announced." the house will not adjourn. not! but don't worry, he will be on to the next stage soon enough. it is kind of ironic, since, of course they adjourned today until next week. this is a wednesday. but anyway, that's bargaining is the next stage. and of course bargaining means that you hope to be able to compromise. you hope to be able to avoid the inevitable. the poster boy for this one is oklahoma senator tom coburn who said today that he would rather see tax rates go up than close loopholes because then he thinks he can get tax reform passed in the future. a little bit of wishful thinking. >> i know we have to raise revenue. i don't really care which way we do it. actually, i would rather see the rates go up than do it the other way because it gives us greater chance to reform the tax code and broaden the base in the future. >> jennifer: so he's not giving in. he'

so in spite of 185 tantrums 378 pre-dawn starts and a lot of birthdays, caroline still looks amazing.an challenge what's possible thanks to the trusted performance of olay. 60 years, millions of women, real results. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watching tonight. senate republicans are holding america's progress hostage with the filibuster. they have blocked legislation like the veterans jobs act, which is killing thousands of jobs in the process. now senate democrats want action. they want to change e. senate majority leader harry reid wants three changes to the filibuster. they would make debates public and provide a shorter timeframe for breaking filibusters. these are minor reforms and the filibuster can still be used. republican minority leader mitch mcconnell railed against the changed earlier today. he said they were an effort to marginalize the minority party. harry reid hit right back at the gentleman from kentucky and referenced this comment senator john mccain made on monday. >> mr. chairman, i again apologize for what seems to have happened and much to my d

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