turkey confirms the gunman the the accomplice of the gunmen crossed into turkey. >> hello i'm with al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also on the program, a wanted man, ukraine's former president now on interpol's list over embezzlement charges. >>> trying to hold afghanistan together president ashraf ashraf ghani puts together their cabinet. >>> and golden globes as the award season kicks off. >> we begin with news from africa where boko haram where boko haram fighters have attacks a basis base in cameroon. we have more in the nigerian capitol abuja. tell us more about this attack and tell us why if boko haram was able to attack a military base. >> actually, according to government officials, they have killed more than 200 boko haram fighters. they're not talking about how many soldiers have died in that attack. but this is also not the first time cameroon army base has been attacked late last year we saw boko haram contracting over into cameroon and attacking a military base there. now, on the niger nigerian side boko haram has attacked several times, and they're already

turkey's semi official said that facebook would be blocked completely if turkey did not comply. critics say that facebook is sacrificing the freedom of speech for its business interest. >> a day after the attack on charlie hebdo's newspaper in paris, this message was posted on the importance of free speech. facebook has always been a place where people across the world share their views and ideas. we follow the laws in each country but we never let one country or group of people dictate what people can share across the world. he signed off je suis charlie or i am charlie. two weeks later facebook has agreed to censor one page in turkey. the content was seen as insulting to islam and the prophet muhammad, similar to the images that motivated in charlie hebdo attack. in the past turkey has blocked social media. >> it seems very disingenuous how he has done this, but he has to think about his business abroad. turkey is one of the most connected nations in the middle east. he definitely wants to make sure that his company has a future there. >> turkey's censorship threat is just a m

turkey's prime minister insist that turkey is not to blame. >>> with more on turkey's border. let's go to a professor. people are able to cross turkey's border at will. why is that? >> well, it's an 877 kilometer border mainly flat, and it's well-known that those fighters who come from europe and elsewhere, also from china, for for instance, cross very easily this border, back and forth actually and they come back to turkey especially those that are pounded and they are treated in turkey, and going back. there are many, many press reports about that. >> why is it so insecurity? is it a conscious political decision by turkey to allow fighters particularly islamic state fighters to cross into syria because they know that isil are taking on the kurds. >> well, although--exactly. although it's difficult to control an 877 kilometer border, when the turkish officials and security officials want to control the border, especially regarding the syrian kurds who would like to cross into turkey as civilians they do it. why not for those who isil members who are coming and going through t

it's a long time. >> metropolitan elpidophoros of born in turkey. young man called to study theology, he said he had no choice but to do so elsewhere. he studied in greece. >> when i finished my doctorate studies and was elevated to professor again i had to go to another country to be a professor. in my own country, my own school, my own monastery is closed. and i cannot do that. and i'm a citizen of this country. >> halki was shuttered during a time of strong pro-turkish nationalism. because of long-standing tensions between turkey and its neighbor greece, all entities perceived as having ties to orthodox church or greece suffered severe restrictions. those sentiments linger in many quarters. turkish officials have long said the school will not reopen until greece improves the situation for turkish minorities living there. >> greece had to do some steps to give some rights to the turkish population in greece. and then we asked ourselves why we are hostages from our own country for some possible difficulties that some other citizens of another count

rather this being a pressure on turkey i think this actually relieves some pressure on turkey becauseis providing intelligence to france or whoever wants it without any request or without any nudge or poke at this point. so from the perspective of turkish government this is quite clear, france lost her and then spanish authorities lost her and then turkey actually traced her all the way into syria. >> and on the bilateral level of course there is an issue, isn't there, of a huge community, turkish community within germany and the rise of this anti-islamic movement within germany, that is going to be conceiving the basis, isn't it? >> i mean of course. but on the other hand angela merkel has issued some quite responsible statements indicating that you know yes, indication is a problem but on the other hand those who actually reject islam or basically who would say that islam itself is the enemy, you know she actually said quite some harsh words to those anti-islamic communities as well. it has always been an issue between turkey and germany, the issue of islam and how it helps or doesn

does turkey need to do more? >> i was just back from syria. turkey is doing fine. but turkey, you know -- she has no magic wand to know who to arrest and him not to arrest. if the french people are not giving to turkey some data, how can turkish people block people on the border if we do not give them information. -- give them information? i told you previously, as a state of law we cannot hold people unless you have something against them, which was not the case with hayat boumeddiene. >> what is the strategy then? is it more cross-border cooperation, more surveillance snooping on citizens in general? going into prisons to stop the radical imams from talking to people vulnerable to that kind of i ideology? >> at some point. first of all, try to prevent the people to travel, first. then to be careful when they come back. then it is radicalization in jail, which is a big, big issue. then, it is also to build a discourse, like the british are doing nicely. one of the main issues is those people who are traveling they have very little knowledge of the islam reaction i

since last summer turkey has under u.s.ssure clamped down on illegal border crossings and know from talking to smugglers they say it's much harder to get across much harder than it used to be but not impossible this is a 900 odd kilometer border with syria and you cannot police every meter of it and you can still get across illegally if you want to but it's much harder than it used to be. >> thank you and bernard reporting. the speed of response by the international community to the threat posed by i.s.i.l. is under further scrutiny. iraqi prime minister abaddi says it's too slow and speaking in cairo he maintained the coalition fails to provide enough military support to his troops and his comments do echo opinions already expressed by the kurdish community. meanwhile i.s.i.l. fighters have killed at least 24 members of the kurdish security forces in a surprise attack in northern iraq, it's the deadliest single attack against the kurds since last summer when the incident took place near guar a town southwest of erbill and

she came to turkey on january 2nd. turkish intelligence actually flacked her at the airport, for whatever reason they're not disclosing but they felt she was suspicious. they followed her for a few days. she stayed at a hotel in east istanbul and then they discontinued that because scherr was engaging in tourist activity. then after the information of the attacks came out, they provided with the information. they werible able to track her to her last location. but bar that, they have really been struggling to try to keep up with her movement presumably she's crossed over into syria, but what one also has to recognize is the chaos that exists in these border regions. they're dealing with a massive influx of refugees that we have interviewsed on various different occasions s crossed back from syria into turkey. they shaved their beards off and they blend in with the population. if these are people who have come from overseas there is no actual necessary evidence no stamp on their passport that says they have cross booed

and we speak to victims of turkey's land mines. new year, new pay, which countries are raising their mix wage. now an italian navy commander has told al jazeera he's worried more ships carrying migrants will appear. rescued from a cattle ship set adrift by its crew. the third migrants ship off of the coast of italy in the last two weeks. >> they have spent many days at sea. coming off the azadeef a ship designed to carry cattle not people. so many european politicians now lack. >> translator: we need to create humanitarian corridors to allow these people to arrive in europe in a way other than by greedy speculators. >> after it transpired, the traffickers simply abandoned the ship at sea. it was the second in several days after another vessel had to be rescued close to the coast before it too became wrecked. the commander told al jazeera he believed the crew had deliberately disabled the ship before abandoning it. they are now digesting the assumption that this the the traffickers new strategy. >> it is deliberate. they have no res

into turkey. >> right. this would be an odd juxtaposition with the timing of what happened in paris afterwards. >> reporter: not really. she was the common-law wife of the man who has now put out -- or that the video has been released, who took over the kosher grocery on thursday. the same man who had attacked and killed a policewoman, according to french officials, the day before here in paris. went to madrid unclear how long she stayed in madrid, and then arrived from madrid on that pegasus airlines flight onto the asian side of istanbul checked into a hotel, and then while being watched by turkish authorities crossed into syria, traveling first to orfa which has become something of a not a safe haven, but a hideout for some isis members. >> richard engel, thank you very much for clearing that up. good to see you. >>> let's bring in gayle le monday, and michael kay, now an international afarce correspondent. good morning to both of you. let's talk about this search for boumeddiene. authorities consider he

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currently there are over a million syrian refugees living in turkey. they are tolerated by the turkish state but the general rules regarding compulsory education do not apply to them. >> i went to a turkish school, but i did not understand anything there. >> in the geography lesson the tenth-graders are studying the map of their home country. but it's not just about learning facts. learning how to interact with one another peacefully and respectfully is also part of the curriculum. religious education plays just a minor role. when 15-year-old fatih leaves school, the next children are already waiting to come in. even with a shift system, the high demand can't be met. unicef says that of the total three million syrian child refugees, half have been cut off from education. >> we are lucky. in this city most of the syrian children of our age need to work, in workshops or factories, and can't go to school like us. >> after school, fatih helps out in his family's shop. his father once owned two factories in the syrian city of aleppo, before he had to flee b

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turkey is a connected country in the middle east. he wants a future there. >> reporter: turkey's censorship is the latest move in a crackdown on freedom of expression. turkey launched an investigation into a newspaper after it published "charlie hebdo"'s cartoons. the editor said he was careful not to offend people's believes. >> by choosing the cartoons, we made sure we respect our society's religious freedom as much as possible. >> turkey blocked twitter and youtube during a political scandal. >> people should be free to express opinions. in a peaceful way, not causing violence. >> turkey is facebook's changing country. in the first six months of last year turkey blocked nearly 1900 ages of concept. the second-highest number of any country >>> still ahead - writing a wrong after more than 50 years. a group of civil right pioneers get vindication in court. bsh >>> a judge cleared 9 black men for what they did 54 years ago. randall pinkston reports. >> may it please the court of the today i am honoured and proud to move this court to

massive election campaign, he went to rallies in turkey, he said that i have a vision for turkey. he actually promised to be a much more active and much more involved president. >> what erdogan wants to do is change the country's constitution to enshrine an executive presidency in law. he's hoping parliamentary elections later this year will give his party the two-thirds majority it needs to push this through. bernard smith al jazeera istanbul. >> as suspected, boko haram fighters have captured at least 80 people in northern cameroon. on the border with nigeria where the group is based. cameroon's minister spoke with al jazeera where he says they burned houses. >> they destroyed 80 residences. they can killed killed three people and many people including children, teenagers were taken hostages. i think at the end of the day we have no chance to get rid of them by fighting them. >> the group is also expected of a suicide attack in northeastern nigeria. five people were killed, at least 35 people were wounded in the town of potiscam. that's been the scene of three attacks in just a

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for you, do they have a track on her inside of turkey?e they able to observe that she crossed the border into syria? that's unclear. however, they are saying to cnn, this one particular source that they do have an idea it seems, on the whereabouts of hayat boumediene. and this will be very precious information to security and intelligence services in this country, in france because they would like to get ahold of this woman in order to get more on exactly how these operations took place. she, after all, is believed to be the girlfriend of one of the attackers who killed a female police officer on thursday and took all these people hostage in that kosher supermarket. >> okay. and then we understand hala, from your vantage point, we're on the eve of what is going to be a very sizeable unity rally throughout the country tomorrow. the interior minister saying earlier, 700,000 people citizens would be taking part from paris to the many parisian suburbs as well. we understand there are heads of state from germany, great britain, turkey as well.

they were actually flagged by turkey's risk assessment center.nvestigators from that center actually were able to track them to the syrian border with turkey and there they disappeared. so now you've got three people all of whom were trying to make their way into turkey to get over to syria. that's why investigators believe that this is part of a much larger cell. >> so investigators in france arrested seven other people too, right? who were they? >> that's exactly right. that's what we're trying to get information on. the kouachi brothers were part of this group known as the 19th. that's because they were all from the 19th small, that's the area that they lived. one western intelligence source says it was nicknamed the iraqi 19 because they had ties to jihad or wanna be jihadis. they want to see who they were talking to or who they were meeting with. you have to keep in mind that the kouachis were under surveillance for a while. whether those surveillance photos or even transcripts will yield any additional information is crucial at this point i

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one man was arrested in bulgaria's border with turkey. that man is expected to be charged in connection with some kind of terrorist activity and most importantly this man arrested in bulgaria is believed to have known one of the suspects. new evidence is coming to public view. we have video of the moments that followed the attack on char by hebdo. the brothers outside the offices of that magazine. you can see them eerily calm. so calculated as they get into their car and drive off, confronting police with automatic weapons. all this as attacks against muslims here in france seem to be rising. a prominent. french muslim group says there's been more than 50 violent anti-muslim acts in just the last week. joining me here in paris our senior international correspondent, and you see the lines around the kiosks to see the charlie hebdo, but you hear concern this could cause tensions. >> there's concerns here for renewed attacks again. one of the things the french prime minister said yesterday is he said we have to understand that this threat is

look for jennie-o ground turkey at a store near you. >> reporter: topped the lie about his family talked considerably about the people behind the scenes of the forty-niners. >> reporter: congratulations coach i would ask you point- blank do you think your personality is among the major reasons you got this job? >> reporter: i wouldn't know that i don't thinks are you laughed and asked the guys that are you that. >> reporter: people seem to like you in general use on answer that our move on from there. why is it so important to mention your family in the people behind 49ers question? >>: that's where all starts that's where all is. as with you see in the front those of those people are a matter what a barracks in the jobs they're doing and armor my family for sticking with me. >> reporter: give me one thing they you would do different that are brought it? >>: i won't wear cleats on game day. >> reporter: i know you don't touch that i want related point. you once lived in your car it explained that if he can't. >>: everybody makes that th

there are many people who go into turkey, and there is a real problem with turkey right now with so many foreign fighters, extremists, and people that go into turkey and then just disappear. it's unclear that the turks really knew where she was until she failed, actually, on the ninth to catch her return flight to madrid. it was on the ninth that she missed her flight and they just lost her tracking data the day before. so something fell through the cracks here, and when you look back, and i think when this will be investigated by the turks and the french and a variety of authorities, they will see that even after a decade after 9/11, over a decade, that was supposed to be a time when all of these dots would be connected, they were not connected. >> richard, thank you very much, good to see you, my friend. >> we have much more ahead including unexpected military news and unexpectedly constructive normal news from washington of all places. please stay with us. hey what are you doing? i was thinking about taking this speed test from comcast business. oh yeah? if they can't give us faster i

. >> most refugees of social to a neighboring countries -- jordan lebanon, and turkey. but some also tried to reach here. one group leaves them through areas like turkey where human traffickers offer them transport on ships headed for italy and greece. >> our correspondent met with syrian refugees in turkey to hear more about their struggle and how their situation is being exploited. >> a large port city on turkey's mediterranean coast. 45,000 syrians have fled the war-torn country and come here. that has made this one of the main hubs for trafficking refugees. local fishermen say they witness it all the time. >> they are taken out to big cargo ships. they are out at night without navigation lights. that is a clear sign they are carrying refugees. it has become more and more frequent recently. i have never seen anything like it. >> we call a syrian trafficker. he tells us not to worry. we're going to be safe. >> it is $4800 per person. usually we charge $5,000 to 5000 $500. the ship is a 70 meter long cargo ship, so rough seas will not be a problem. there will be 1000 p

talk to us about the role turkey plays. >> it is almost 90% of the time they have to go through turkey in order to get specifically to syria from the north. i think turkey has been lax in its security measures. it has allowed thousands of individuals to cross the borders. they mentioned earlier about the suspected wife of one of the paris attackers that she might have crossed turkey into syria. it didn't seem that turkish authorities really had a great zooming on her in order for them to figure out where did she end up after she left turkish borders. same for thousands of fighters who crossed by arriving in the south or going -- it is really important to figure out where the fighters are arriving to turkey from. are they going into spain or germany before they arrive in turkey? is there a specific route that they are taking? sdpl i want you to stay with us. we have more to do here. all of this is playing out overseas. president obama will meet with british prime minister cameron to discuss joint efforts to fight terror. nbc's kristin welker. >> key to discussions will be fight against

barnard smith, turkey.an investigators have surveyed the inside of a cattle ship left adrift off of the it al alian course abandoned by people 134u8ing ling crew before being rescued by the european mayor to time force and towed into an italian port. here is the story. >> reporter: heavily protected against anything they might find on board the investigating team began their search of theship. it's passengers now safely assure they found gangways littered with possessions, suit cases stuffed with all they could bring on the voyage left abandoned. apaishlth income too great a hurry to escape a vessel that promised them freedom but became their prison. it was sleeping quarters the blankets that were their beds among the day bre left behind. earlier, we had gathered on the decks, wrapped against the cold night air as the ship was brought into port. waiting to bring them assure an italian medical team, one of the number giving voice to the mixture of compassion and frustration that so many now feel toward this

between turkey and syria.ple of points. what is turkey's future role not just in terms of relationship with the european union and the way they deal with immigration but in terms of the way it is dealing with isis in syria. and the second one is we have to come back to what is one of the primary root causes of this jihad issue that we have got, and one of them is complete lack of governance in syria and complete lack of appetite to tackle what i think is one of the main problems which is assad. assad is galvanizing the whole militant organizations in syria and they can exist within syria because there's no governance. we are seeing the leader of isis doing that. >> and jay, before i let you go you studied al awlaki the gunman told the driver kouachi drivers told the brother when they hijacked the car that the attack was revenge for his death years later. obviously. it seems to me just over the weekend watching the many experts come to the conclusion that whether it is al awlaki or whether it was osama bin lade

what can countries like turkey--what is turkey doing currently to stop these ships from leaving desperate individuals? >> there are 1.7 million refugees according to official figures. so it is impossible to control this cross border moments. the main factor is the living conditions in turkey. 220,000 people are living in the camps along side the border cities. their conditions are relatively better but the majority about 1.3 million refugees are in the cities. and their living conditions are deteriorating, and there is not much to do by the government at the moment. so many people after living for a few years under such desperate conditions, they say most probably enough is enough, and own way to sneak to western countries hoping for a new life that would be waiting for them. >> is part of the problem that there aren't humanitarian corridors or processes to deal with all the refugees from syria syria? will that stop the smugglers from benefiting from this term war in their country home country. >> smugglers are always operating in turkey even before the syrian humanitarian crisis. the pro

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many escaped to turkey have been killed or maimed by landmines. humanitarian activists blame the government who promised to remove those mines. >> reporter: at 13 years old he should be out playing with the other children. but he can't. running for their lives from isil advancing through syria his family headed to the border fence with turkey. straight into the minefield. turkish minefield. >> someone told us to cross under the border, he says. as we did a mine explodeed under my brother and me. my brother was killed. i lost my legs. there are more than 600,000 mines along turkey's 900-kilometer border with syria. they were planted decades ago to prevent illegal border crossings, according to the government. >> behind me where you can see the cars in the distance is the buffer zone between syria and turkey. that is a minefield and there are perhaps as many as 2,000 people there but they're unwilling to come in to turkey because they're not allowed to bring their cars or their cattle with them. >> turkey joined the landmine banned treaty in 2003. b

turkey can be more helpful because turkey is the border with syria, and that's where this woman crossed. i'm guessing turkey didn't have full information that she's a person of interest and that's a glitch we have to close. >> david, let me ask you in terms of -- jane just referred to isil. we have heard mention of al qaeda and aqap. that is a question we're going to return to a lot in the show today, but a lot of folks in the west seem to understand the divide between isis and aqap and have a hard time wrapping their heads around the notion that two of the fighters could have been one from isis and one from aqap and the divide between those two organizations is almost tangential. it is almost the banner of jihadism that united them. this divide that we see might not be substantive in this case. how do you read that situation? >> my analysis is that you need to think of this terrorism problem from the ground up in terms of the local gangs that are operating. in this case in the north of paris where the men who attacked the kosher deli seem to have or originate originated. you have group

here where i am in turkey turkish intelligence says that there are 3,000 people in turkey affiliated to isis in addition to 700 to 1,000 turks fighting with isis. and these are turkey's own numbers. some people think they are conservative. if you add turkey's numbers and euro poll numbers, that means there's a large problem of extremists who fought in syria, many of them returned from syria and are now either in the heart of europe or like where i am now very close to europe. >> ibrahim, the numbers are staggering that richard pointed out. are you concerned in the midst of all that perhaps there will be people who were brought in wrongfully or swept up in raids targeted because they are muslim? >> you have to differentiate between legitimate security concerns, and if you find a plot where there's violence planned, of course stop that plot but we are also seeing a tremendous rise in islamaphobia not only in europe but in the united states ourselves, we are receiving tremendous increase in hate messages and threats. we are seeing threats to mosques, seeing hate rallies against ordinary

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he went to rallies in turkey. he said that i have a vision for turkey. he promised to be a much more active. much more involved president. >> what erdogan wants to do is change the country's constitution to enshrine an executive presidency in law. he's hoping parliamentary elections later this year will give his party the two-thirds majority to push this through. bernard smith, al jazeera istanbul. >>> say he could be connected to an armed cell that was stormed by security forces last week. the man whose identity hasn't yet been released is one of 74 who were -- of four who were detaibd indetained in athens yesterday. authorities have proof he was trying to kill. >> violence erupted in donetsk facility under the control of pro-russia separatists has been left in ruins. more lives have been lost in recent days. >>> there is a lot more to come here at al jazeera including kenya's government is urged to give support to schools outside the formal education system. >>> plus, a tale of two neighbors, thai consumers are celebrating the jump in oil prices whilst

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turkey is a smugglers pa s para.hey load the trunk of a car with guns and rocket propelled grenades, it's not a huge task. it's like going from washington to dallas. there's no checkpoint. i don't think it's very difficult given the contacts and the hind set they had. >> jim k, thank you for your perspective. >>> 2014 was the best year for hiring. it went to 5.6%. the economy added more than 250,000 jobs in the month. gas prices continue their fall. the national average at $2.15 a gall gallon. we'll bring in the processor of economics at the university of maryland. thanks for being with us. you say, peter, if oil prices settle at $60 a barrel, that would still mean a net gain in the economy equivalent to $100 billion tax cut there. how is that felt, and who amongst us does that help the most? >> it helps everyday drivers, people that commute to work. they'll have more than $500 per family in their pockets to spend on other things each year. in turn, that will create jobs and so forth. it would easily boost gdp by 1%

turkey turkey, we even let us go in there and fight isis and we don't do anything to them.if you're president of the united states whoever it is it's got to change or we're going to have another 9/11 it's going to be ten times worse than it was. i believe that firmly. last word on the subject. >> no, i totally agree. and, look we both know from being kids growing up in a schoolyard that if there's a bully the only way the bully stops being a bully is when somebody pumplgs his lights out and he's no longer a bully. and the united states is going to have to quit pretending that you can tame a bully. you're going to have to bust the bully and end him. >> okay. >> and we've got to start from the top of these jihadist organizations, work our way down and quit acting like we're weak. >> we're not acting like we're weak, we are weak. >> we don't have to be. >> we don't have the political will to defeat this enemy. they didn't have the will to defeat japanese or germans exactly. last night laura ingraham and i discussed you and asked the question can a religious man as you are beco

i think turkey must do more. turkey needs to do more.nforcement that we have seen across the border so far has been unacceptable especially for a nato country like turkey and the lack of really enforced terror watch lists that people from turkey to france and different eu countries, united states can tap into to recognize exactly who these people are, where they're going and what they're doing so that we can prevent these kinds of attacks from happening again. i think this is where countries like the united states countries within europe need to exercise their muscle and their leverage to get turkey to step up to the game. >> are you concerned that maybe some of the allies out there aren't themselves doing enough to monitor, to track some of these terror suspects out there, congresswoman? >> yes. i am concerned and in particular between again, these eu member countries that these terror watch lists are not where they need to be. again, that these individuals are not being tracked as closely as they need to be if at all, and unless and un

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and prime minister of turkey is also expected to attend.ne of the suspects killed in the terrorist attacks may have connection to the underwear bomber. joining me from outside the kosher deli in the eastern paris where part of this plot played out yesterday so dramatically. let's talk first about the possible connection between one of the kouachi brothers and the so called underwear bomber in yemen. tell us more. >> reporter: that is information we've been getting from people in yemen who said that a journalist was trying to go to yemen a couple of years ago in 2011 and he ran into cherif there as he was trying to do a story on the underwear bomber who was of course the person who tried to hijack that delta airlines plane flying to detroit abdulmutallab. apparently he said yes he did know abdulmutallab and apparently they housed together for a week in yemen. >> can you -- >> attending arabic lessons in the old town of the -- >> yeah? >> -- -- kosher supermarket there in east of paris. yeah. go ahead, fred. >> right so that he was attending

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