w. joe wants to see restrictions lifted. as much as anyone at the same time lifting restrictions too quickly could lead to a deadly resurgence. the way down can be as dangerous as the way ob if not managed properly. w. joe is working with affected countries on strategies for gradually and safely easing restrictions. one of ours said crisis is hit the oil sector with a double whammy market share a war between the us and saudi arabia flooded the market with that petroleum at the same time as demand f for from a adelines and by this plummeted for more details we can cross to captain bennett from our business teams. catherine what is being done for the oil prices and what to have the opec groups global supply has been discussing too rememedy this. . well i if theyp top feded meetiting earlyly todt they'r're still working with a pay to finanalize this agreement on what. could be the biggest global oil supply deal in history so pick plulus wants to cost about ten. about 10% of the global s supply.

and asked to be validated but the concept is something that supernatural means ations such as w o w joe it typically should develop and that will wait and then provide procedures so that not every country has developed their own developing their own conflicting standards don't wilkinson how would you codify the shelf life of the certificate because for example anyone who lived through the sars epidemic got it but got well within a year some people were getting reinfected. well i think these are these are questions that we will have to answer and we won't be able to answer except we've time there's a huge impatient because this is completely novel but has within the space of a couple of months shut down large parts of the world in large parts of our economy and there's huge impatience to be able to return to normal life and of course that challenges that we want to do that as soon as possible but we don't want to do it too soon and. one of the interesting things is that different countries are going to take different approaches to this and so we're going to learn in to some extent from f

cope with 19 would not be possible without the generosity of countries and partners. 2 months ago w. joe issued its strategic preparedness and response plan with an initial i ask of $675000000.00 to support their response i'm delighted to say that almost $690000000.00 has now been pledged or received of this amount sorry 100000000 has been given to support their religious work and the rest has been given on a bilateral basis or to other organizations involved in the response i would like to tank the state of coed which today is becoming one of the largest donors with a total of $60060000000.00 u.s. dollars separately w.h.o. solidarity response fund has now raised more than 127 $1000000.00 from more than 219000 individuals and organizations i would like to time tencent for its contribution of $10000000.00 u.s. dollars i'm also pleased to announce that i have invited uni safe to join the solidarity response fund unicef has extensive experience in fundraising and implementing programs and now the partnership will help us to work together closely to save lives and thank you so much my sister

and demick the power politics that we can witness nationally and internationally so the w joe is like all other international organizations the handing on reliable information from its member states on contagious outbreaks of contagious diseases and it's also heavily mocked of course by so-called health the primacy that is attempts by the most influential member states and that includes the united states and china to push through this specific interest not only in times of crisis but always so there's i mean that the w.h.o. did not get the proper data from the chinese. well it's always a very sensitive. issue particularly when we're talking about. infectious diseases that have a potential to develop into a pandemic we've already seen that doing the sars outbreak in 2000 to 2003 and it is it happens very rarely that international organizations that depend on the member states for financing for support openly criticize. particularly individual member states for their behavior so it's a very what we're seeing is that there can over a typical behavior of an international organizations and

i know that some countries are already planning the transition out of stay at home districts shoes w joe wants to see districts use lifted as much as anyone i december time lifting restrictions too quickly could lead to a deadly resurgence their way down dangerous. if not money properly u.s. president doll trump is among those taking an optimistic view of the statistics at his daily briefing on friday he said the number for infections is slowing down. we're seeing hospital admissions declining very substantially as i said a nationwide the number of new cases per day is flattening substantially suggesting that we are near the peak and our comprehensive strategy is working overtime or guidelines to slow the spread or decreasing the rate of new cases very substantially and will result in fewer hospital admissions and we're seeing that it's. incredible i think with with no exceptions it's looking like it's low. energy ministers in the world's top 20 economies have met via video conference to try to stabilize prices hit by the coronavirus pandemic on thursday opec and its allies agree to cut

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and president to global response research and development have played a central role since january w. joe has been working with thousands of researchers all over the world to accelerate and track vaccine development from developing models to clinical trial designs and everything in between we have also developed diagnostics that have been used all over the world. and we are coordinating a global trial on the safety and efficacy of 4 therapeutics against 19 the world needs distills and it needs them fast. past experience has taught us that even when tools are available they have been not been equally available to all we cannot allow that to happen today doubly sure is proud to be uniting with many partners to launch the axis 19 tools accelerator or the act accelerator this is a landmark collaboration to accelerate the development production and equitable distribution of vaccines that you know sticks and therapeutics for 19 out shared commitment is to ensure all people have access to all the tools to divvy to defeat called deed 19 the act accelerated brings together the combined power of se

economic activities and so on so are there is a pendency of course for him to shift the blame on to w t w it joe this is his typical of position on ice to lesion is on the letter that some withdrawing funding for international agencies has been to some extent his home are that he is willing to only to fund international agencies ready to serve american interests again a demonstration of his american 1st position i mean if these funds are cuts a huge amount of money on end of the day to us congress they've got to agree of 1st you think it is likely to go ahead or is it donald trump at the moment just making waves we're not going to go through with it you think. at the moment he seems to have international pinion is all thought of voiding a necessary quarrels over the funding of the w.h.o. because this well this is more or less the of the peak of the epidemic all parties concerned will like concentration and cooperation to deal with that you danny whatever control with the concern concerning the role of the w.h.o. or the role of the director general and so on soup be discussed or investigated into

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w. bush will take in order to joe biden ok let's go to jan that's going to jenna new york what was hang on it's going to come on no no doesn't listen heard it was that he couldn't speak don't. go ahead go ahead. jason is absolutely wrong here if you want to suggest that debates don't matter ask mike bloomberg what happened and the bad i mean look mike bloomberg should have never agreed to be on the stage. this isn't that bad debate. look no but look at debate that proves that debate elizabeth warren became the defacto moderator of that debate debates do matter it's a it's an unscripted moment anything could happen on the debate stage i generator for a presidential debate for a major t.v. network and look if you think debates don't matter look back at the aug 2015 debate where meghan kelly went up against donald trump he ended up winning that he won every debate since that he became the nominee because of it so debates do matter they might not matter in a way that you can draw the dotted line from a disease but they do matter what mike bloomberg why he's not in the race today it's becaus

president he's likely democratic rival joe biden believe a tough stance against spanking work to their political advantage and now they're trading blows over it and w.'s alex hunter reports from washington he failed to work so no trump in using an adequate used by joe biden's comes pain slamming president trump for his handling of the trump priest is 15 times in january february as the coronavirus spread across the top and the trump come pain has its own portraying joe biden as too cozy with china by. a $1000000000.00 deal with a subsidiary of the bank of china. is going to. they're not bad folks in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic china has become a central compay an issue in the u.s. president and his likely challenger joe biden battle over who is tougher on that coming as. there seems to be bipartisan agreement that bashing china and projecting a strong man image has political benefit. for the nonce trump blaming china for the spread of the virus just like from his own have only criticized response to the pandemic his reelection strategist seem to believe it's maybe the best way to win a difficult election but is it. we catch up with michael

w. bush to joe bidee coronavirus pandemic. 40% would rather have trump managing the crisis. >> and thise middle of the greatest crisis since world war ii, joe biden preferred by 15%. of course the reason why in part, when joe biden in late january is warning the pandemic will get worse and donald trump still in march is just saying that it will magically go away? that gives you some insight into why americans know joe biden saw this coming all along and warned people in january about what was going to happen. >> so here opinions fall along partisan lines, but it does include 55% of independents who say that they would prefer biden be handling the crisis. and 51% of americans want joe biden handling the economy. 44% say that they would rather it be trump. willie. >> and willie, that is pretty remarkable number too if you look at joe biden on the economy, more americans prefer joe biden handling the economy. donald trump's calling card, what he's always bragged about, saying this is the difference between him and other republicans or him and democrats, he knows how to do things. well, no,

w it seems the navy might reverse that decision joe khaleel has more from washington. us navy officials are preparing to say their leadership was wrong to relieve a popular captain of his duty, us navy is recommended that captain crozier be reinstated garamendi sits on the armed services committee he says navy officials finish the investigati into the coronavirus outbreaon board the ustheodore roosevelt and hat they'll ask fense secretary mark esper to reinate captain brett crozier as e ship's commander to really good news eats real strong. at crude >>leadership acting cretary of the navy thomas modly says he lieved captain crozier of his duty becaushe didn't follow proper chain of command when askinfor help to fight the coronavirus on board the aircraft carrier acting secretary mobley since resigned aer a criticizing crozier it ecisely what he ould do jackie spear says crozier ors, athing letter and emails to navy officials about their inept response the outbreak. >>may have saved lives turns out what he was recommending is what in t end. >>was forced to do some 4,000

waiting for relief in just hours, no funding could we a expected from pitol da> mo joes treport excted in ions, are teay from the wlle griego. >> we are standing by for your special report almost jobless claims, but first, let's get a look at weather and traffic. first up, mary, lee, -- mary lee, good morning. >> good morning. we are going to see plenty of sunshine as we head to ready, temperatures will be on the rise. clear inland and some low clouds right around the bay. here's what you can expect on our treasure island camera and you can see concord, you are looking at a mild start in the low 60s. in concord this morning, the rest of us in the 50s as we start off our day. so, 57 in oakland, 54 in san francisco. 36 in san jose as we head to are afternoon, check out how warm it is going to be, let's go to a special report that is in progress. >> the labor department has just released another huge set of weekly jobless claims. more than 22 million americans have filed for unemployment since mid-march showing the historic economic impact of th coronavirus.ss we are getting new numbers in right at this morning minut

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democrats early on were worried about these two states w especialn it looked like bernie sanders might be the nominee, with joeen who hase ter appeal in those sort of purple states, they are feeling much better about their chances there. anthen we have seen some challenges for republicans in places like geoia, where the republican senor there has gotten caught up in a stock-selling scandal. and in kansas, there is a candidate who is very polar wing figu remains ahead in that primary. republicans worry about kansas.e and of con montana, a state, these are all red states, the popular dem kraict governor announcing a couple weeks ago or the days are running together, that he was running for the >> woodruff: yes, they are. >> so between putting a lot more seats in play, having joe biden at the tocht ticket and a president whose approval ratings are dropping, all of these are making democrats look and feel a lot better about the senate. >> >> woodruff: fascinating, amy walter, tamara keith, we thank you both. please stay safe. >> we will. >> ur's welcome, judy. >> woodruff: the spread of cod-19 has dramatically alt

and, so in both 20 strikeout games he w and he called me on the second, after the second one. and he called me smokey after okey joe wood, the great smokey joe wood. and, said thk i love it that you strt 20 and set the major league record, love it even more so you were throwing at that high rate of speed and you didn't walk anybody. [smith] didn't walk anody. that's a pretty good measure of success. [clemens] those are pretty good. [smith] so i go through l the statistics. i mentioned 354 wins, more than 4,600 strikeouts, seven cy young awards. no one will ever, i mean that's probably a record that will stand for all time. why are you not in the hall of fame? [clemens] well, writers vote on it. [smith] well, you know what i'm asking about. so seven consetive ballots. your percentage of the vote each has gone up. i think this last year when you were not voted in you got just below 60%. you're eligible for three more years, you gotta get to 75. may be that you don't get in. now, the only thing i could think of is that people have decided, despite what you've said, despite what the court said, despite that you had no

joe biden as soft on china. the power panel now. richard fowler, senior fellow at the new leaders council. marc thiessen, former speechwriter for president george w post calmness. both are part of our family at fox. fox news contributor's. marc, i will start with you. you've got the four cs from joe biden. what with accomplish in the campaign season? >> i take this very personally, my 91 euros mother is in the hospital in newark with covid right now fighting for her life. >> harris: oh, marc... >> marc: thank you. i will ask fox viewers if they can pay for her and for all this people struggling with this. the blame game really bothers me. donald trump is not to blame for my mother being in the hospital, the chinese communist regime is to blame for my mother being in the hospital. their mishandling of this. i don't like the blame game. if the democrats want to play a blame game, it can go both ways. when he imposed the travel ban on jeannie rhee 31st, joe biden accuse him of xenophobia, hysteria, and fearmongering. joe biden would not have imposed the travel ban, and dr. fauci said that saved a lot of lives. larry having a shortage of ppe, of mask

joe biden to challenge president trump. you're watching news remember you can get the latest headlines on the d.w. app on our website d w dot com and of course follow us on twitter and instagram as well we're at the news i'm told me a lot of fun i'm back at the top of the hour with the headlines thanks for joining us. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour corona update. from the coded 19 special next on d w. beethoven is for me. it's for. me tell them it is for. beethoven it is for. beethoven is for embryonic claim beethoven 2020. the 50th anniversary here on. as the death toll of covert 19 keeps rising scientists are still uncertain about where this deadly virus came from in the 1st place it's believed that it jumped from animals to humans so far pangolins and babs it was sold at the web market in rouhani in china are the most likely candidates but the virus doesn't stay with humans there are signs that it's also spreading to other animals a tiger at the bronx zoo in new york city has tested positive for cope with 19 developing a dr

w bush jumped 30 points after 9/11. donald trump is jumped about four points and in matchups against the newly invisible presumptive —— presumptive democratic nominee, joelatest points somewhere between two and ten percentage points and people was my confidence in his leadership is already beginning to erode and is far lower than that of the confidence in their governors. i was ever so surprised to see. you would expect republicans to rally around president trumpet i was surprised to see there has been a small shift among independent voters and democrats. could you not see there would be voters taking a fresh look at president trumpet as he is under pressure? well, i think certainly that is a lwa ys i think certainly that is always true in a crisis and let's not forget, trump has had the national stage to himself. they hold a press conference every day and he uses that press co nfe re nce every day and he uses that press conference in lieu of a campaign rally to promote himself and promote his re—election. that is going to have some effect across the board but we are a long way from seeing the end of this crisis and a long way from seeing the presidenti

joe biden as the demomocratic party's candidadatr u.s. president. sanders appeared o on bidens livestream, encouraging followers to unite to defeat donald trurump in novovember's electition. sanders last week withdrew frm the race to become the party's nominee. a sailor who was stationed on board the uss theodore roosevelt aircraft carrier has died of covid-19. the u.s. navy said he died in intensive care at the naval hospital in guam where the ship has been docked since the end of march. he is the first for tally aboard -- of more than 500 confirmed cases among the crew. amazon is hiring an additional 75,000 workers in the u.s. amid a surge in demand for online orders, on top of 100,000 new jobs edit field just last month -- jobs that it filled last month. with the shutdown of brick-and-mortar retailers to stem the coronavirus. i'm joined by our financial correspondent in new york. good afternoon to you. the lockdown obviously means big business for online retailers, if the retailers can meet the demand. the latest move by amazon, does it show us they are struggling to keep up? reporter: to a certain degree, yes. we also heard from amazon that at least for now, they will stop accepting

joe biden. also, the director to -- back that up, please. dr. mark mcclellan, former fda commissioner during george w. bush administration. gentlemen, thank you. good to see both of you. ron, i am going to start with you. the president, claiming testing -- he said, skyrocketing, and said this while talking about the testing blueprint for the states. listen to this. >> we are continuing to, rapidly, expand our capacity. i'm confident that we have enough testing to begin reopening, and the reopening process. we want to get our country open. and testing is not going to be a problem the at all. >> are we anywhere near enough testing to reopen now, ron? >> no, we aren't. i mean, you know, what the president talked about today was going from roughly 150,000 tests a day to about 225,000 tests a day. that's nowhere near enough. it's not what any expert, democrat, republican, liberal, conservative. it has nothing to do with politics. i think almost everyone thinks you need 500,000, maybe 700,000 tests a day. dr. mcclellan and others have called for many, many more than that. but what we know certainly is that

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joe lockhart and david westin. [laughter] the pres. clinton: differences between bush and mccain maybe just to vast. mccain is bush's running mate. hasn't the man suffered enough? [laughter] [applause] george wclinton: bush has got a brand spanking new campaign strategy. he's moving towards the political center. distancing himself from his own party. stealing ideas from the other party. i'm so glad did morris has -- finally founds work again. [laughter] [applause] the clock isinton: running down on the republicans in congress too. i feel for them, i do. they've only got seven more months to investigate me. [laughter] fmr. pres. clinton: that's a lot of pressure. so little time. so many unanswered questions. [applause] example,. clinton: for over the last few months i have lost 10 pounds. where did they go? [laughter] why haven'tlinton: i produced them to the independent counsel? how did some of them managed to wind up on tim russert? -- some of them managed to wind up on tim russert? some of you might think i have been busy writing my memoirs. i'm not concerned about my memoirs, i'm concerned about my resume. here's what i've got so far. to staybjective, president. [laughter] t, beings. clin

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w -- immunity, who doesn't. imagine if the president did that every day, the country would have a sense of where we are. i wish joe biden would one day come out at the same time trump does and give a briefing with those three graphs and show us what a real president would sound like and look like in making this incredible decision. >> talking to his friends from wall street, hedge funnelmund - managers, people wanting to open the economy as soon as possible. but you have to have confidence people won't be dying. do you have confidence to let science and medicine rather than big business guide his decision? >> i was one of the first people to raise this back three weeks ago, how do we harmonize economic and personal health. the only way to do that is with a strategy that says let us continue to sequester and protect the most vulnerable, those in their late 60s, those the most immune vulnerable or compromised and how do we test for those people who have had the disease and gotten over it or been quarantined or sheltered in place for a long time, we know they don't have it. how do we phase them into the workplace. on

joe biden? i can't see him living in that video with jill. that was bizarre! a few weeks ago, fauci, asked who should wlay him on saturdy night live. he suggested a certain person and he got his wish. >> o there's been a lot of misinformation out there about the virus. and, yes, the president has taken some liberties with our guidelines. >> i think you are a wonderful guy. >> yeah, i'm getting fired. to the real dr. fauci, thank you for your calm, clarity, in this unnerving time.rs >> the big stars play fauci, laura, because they are trying to frame him as the anti-trump. you get stuck with mate, , kate mckinnon. i'mil hoping erik havel plays me on "snl." >> laura: first of all, if fauci really comes out and support trump, brad pitt will turn on fauci so fast. that was a cute little bit. all right, ray, thanks so much.t as our country is clawing its way out of the pandemic that prospered due to chinese disinformation, the communist nation has found two big boosters on the global stage. dinesh d'souza takes on bill gates and dr. tedros next. ♪ >> laura: china's devastate of the global economy with >> la

joe come out and say a whole lot yet. and, you know, it's very difficult inhe midst of this. you know, the typical saying is don't let a tragedy go unused, w righn it comes to politics, but at the same time, you kn, to say too much, it could be misconstrued. and so i think hopefully we get mor-- we get this more, and we'll have a better fundamental understanding of what each is going to do going forward.i' bufar more concerned with the day after. ght? because all we've said is -- all we've talked aut is the complete uncertainty. nobody knows. yet i haven't heard anything about the day after from either candidate. so i'm not ready to handicap arything yet. >> you said thera lot of things that you would tell the president, in terms of how to handle this crisis or things that he should do, with respect to small businesseh aneconomy. what are some of those things? >> let me take a step back. right now, we're phing down interest rates where the fed is effectively buying assets from bks, for nds. r at we've got right now is effectively ubi ch people. anybody who has appreciable assets, they're creating a floor for those asts. and for people le m

w to see you. >> sure will, tucker. thank you. >> tucker: people make allegations against politicians all the time. terrace reade has made an allegation against joen's campaign denies it. all of the sudden there is some evidence backing her up. tonight, yet another person apparently she told contemporaneously. why isn't the press covering the story? we'll get into that next. ♪ and spray... and spray... and spray. well, we used to. with new ortho home defense max indoor insect barrier, one simple application kills and prevents bugs in your home for up to a year without odors, stains or fuss. it's the modern way to keep bugs away. new ortho home defense max. bugs gone. stress gone. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> lie from america's news headquarters i am ibanez. the president trump said that the deaths could reach 70,000. the president said the original projections were much higher. the current death toll in the u.s. is more than 56,000, only 14,000 short of mr. trump's projection. nearly 1 million americans have tested positive for covid-19. that is nearly a third of all come from cases worldwide. meanwhile brazil is the next potential coronavirus hot spot. it comes as

in california, comic bookstore owner joe field has been trying for weeks to get a loan. he tells us he's still waiting. >> texat w. but it's not going to get anywhere close to paying for all the losses that we've incurred. >> reporter: many bigger companies have been able to get funding, like ruth's chris steak house, shake shack, sweet green. without outrage growing, they've given the money back. the l.a. lakers announced when they learned the original fund had been depleted they returned the $4.6 million they were given. experts tell us this fund could run out of money again within just a week, and already we are seeing calls for some of the nation's top banks for congress to fully fund and expand this program if they want to have any hope of meeting this huge demand. mary bruce, abc news, washington. >> thank you, mary. >>> congress will return to washington monday. the house went into recess on march 14th and the senate followed 12 days later. the top item on the agenda will be the next virus aid package. some lawmakers are expressing concerns about returning while their states remain locked down. >>> we have

joe biden. that's pretty clear. and she's there is no penalty b for petty authoritarianism. in fact, it might make even mediocre politicians look strong and decisive. wt's her bet. she is willing to destroy the people in her state in exchange. when exactly did she become deeply concerned about citizens dying and willing to do anything to prevent it? in 2018, michigan had almost 2800 deaths from overdose and another 1500 suicides, more than that. unlike coronavirus, every single one of those deaths might've been preventable and as it was, felt disproportionately on the young and the middle-age. yet she didn't shut everything down, didn't consider asking them to conduct random searches, no. saying something about china which is sending all this into our country, not a word.sa as for suicides, if she cared, she could have taken anyone in the state into custody at any time if they were identified with a risk for self-harm but that wasn't in consideration either. at the time, joe biden didn't need a running mate and cnn wasn't watching. we are joined now by judge andrew napolitano. thanks for joining us. so you've spent the last -- the 20 years i've known

if you believe in an l, u, w, most likely inflation isn't your current worry. i'll tell you what, joenteresting question because there's already kind of rumors that we're going to next week be potentially discussing negative interest rates in the u.s. and i know that this is a crisis and i understand and i think the reason stocks have done better is for the trillions of dollars we're putting in different programs to insulate the economy and investors from some of the dark side of what's going on, but in the end i think negative rates, crisis or not, is a huge problem. i think the more people that think about it before next week's meeting, the better off we are >> all right very good. thank you. appreciate it. rick santelli. a couple of senior dudes steve liesman and mike santoli becky. >> when we come back, david zaslav with his plan to raise a million dollars for health care woer here's a hint for you. it's a sure bet and he will join us right after this. save hundreds on your wireless bill without even leaving your house. just keep your phone and switch to xfinity mobile. you can ge

joe biden's campaign for president. the two announced they are forming working groups on policy issues as biden hopes to win over sanders supporters. main street columnists, former speechwriter for president george wbush. good morning to you bill. what are your thoughts on these two men finally coming together? >> it actually shows bernie's strength because it looks like joe biden needs burning more than burning needs him. he spends sort of steadily moving in bernie's direction. >> ed: we got some examples of that. joe biden flipping out some things he wasn't so aggressive on in the campaign, lowering the medical medicare eligibility age, moving towards forgiving all student debt for low and middle income borrowers who attended public colleges or private historically black colleges and universities. does that play well in a general election when you look like you're moving so far to the left on some of these? >> i think that's his trap. the other i would mention would be the hyde amendment. all these things call into question his character. if he's just going to heat them overboard when he thinks that he needs to. he has three big problems right now. because of coronavirus, he stuck in his basemen

support behind former vice president joe biden, any guest says endorsement shoes o bammo caving into far left democrats joining me former senior adviser to president george w rove you have a new op-ed in journal titled "have return of barack obama" reads in partly the video marked end of primaries the moment of coronation. >> tell me more. >> in his remarks president obama effectively described joe biden's life, but thpivoted to politics spent time commending bernie sanders for jdz agenda, basically apologizing for his own word president obama said if i was running today wouldn't up run on agenda i ran in 2008 it is basically inadequate we need to do something about about income inequality free clinical we need to do what bernie says a right for everyone, expand medicare so fourth thought it was very -- proclaim joe biden was the most liberal candidate the democratic party had nominated went out of way to placate bernie sanders says he won battle over platform even though he loss at it battle over nomination i am not certain in general election swing voters are that tracted. >> you think he was trying to get swing voters bernie sanders supporters to joe bi

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