They slept on the floor, where cockroaches crawled over them.
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They kind of crawled over each other, and it took all of five minutes.
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She crawled over and fell forward, almost starting the kiss before she even landed.
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As the door was ratcheted open an inch, I crawled over to peek out.
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Some lay on steel gurneys as squadrons of flies crawled over their shrapnel wounds.
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Norman, who was shot four times, crawled over the bodies of his friends to safety.
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In the back seat, surrounded by lettuce and chicory, living snails crawled over the female.
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He saw three heads up in one of his foxholes, and crawled over to investigate.
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When choosing a seat, Mr. Morris prefers a window to avoid being crawled over by other passengers.
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As we talked, her 4-year-old grandson crawled over the arm of a couch, begging for attention.
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In my early 20s I probably crawled over every square inch of Lower Manhattan between 14th and Houston.
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"I would have crawled over a pile of hot coals to make it to that debate," she said.
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Backwood kisses and Target lingerie felt glamorous because of the way her voice crawled over the luxury of Masego's saxophone.
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She told authorities she crawled over the driver's seat, exited his van and hid in the store bathroom until he drove off.
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I crawled over to John, rolled over the top of John looking for some sign of life, but I didn&apost get any.
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In its fifth weekend of release, "Independence Day: Resurgence" crawled over the $100 million mark, earning less than $1 million for the weekend.
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After we'd all been seated, the pilots said hello and crawled over us to reach their seats in the front of the plane.
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Ms. Sheldon crawled over a strip of wet clay as she sang, then remained onstage after the house lights had gone up for intermission.
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They played pretty well offensively, even that third goal, kind of puck on the backdoor, I stopped it and it just crawled over my pad.
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John tore at the hole he'd made in the plastic bag, crawled over the sand on his knees, felt for the water, and dumped the ashes out.
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Several areas of southeastern North Carolina are still facing dangerous conditions from Hurricane Florence, the catastrophically wet storm that crawled over the state more than a week ago.
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As the storm crawled over land, it brought record rainfall and catastrophic flooding, which caused at least two hog waste lagoons in North Carolina to breach, while damaging others.
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I took out my phone and clicked on the Uber app I still had installed from a recent trip to L.A. Alas, no little black Uber cars crawled over the map.
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Hurricane Dorian wiped out entire neighbourhoods in northern Grand Bahama island and in the Abaco Islands, at the northern end of the chain, as it crawled over the nation this week.
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The white horse has long been on view at the Musée de l'Armée in Paris, but the over 200-year-old specimen experienced significant deterioration, including a deep crack that crawled over his shoulder.
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When I crawled over to face my new adult self in the mirror, I was greeted with melted foundation, flakey mascara, liner smudged by my temples — and the pang of makeup shame struck me hard.
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The couple had been languishing in Jordan, sleeping in a house crammed with too many people, not enough beds or blankets, and ants that crawled over their son, named Abdulrahman, after Mr. Ballani's dead brother, and nicknamed Aboudi.
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The man rose to his hands and knees and crawled over to the baby and picked it up and cradled it in his hands, bringing it to his chest, and his face was revealed and it was ... Norman Reedus from "The Walking Dead"?
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WASHINGTON, N.C. — After slamming into the Carolina coast on Friday with powerful winds and torrential rains, Hurricane Florence left a trail of devastation as it crawled over the southeastern part of the state, posing what may be its greatest threat in the days ahead as it roars inland with what are shaping up to be record-setting quantities of water.
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" Copley afterward wrote of Carter: "He was a sort of snail which crawled over a man in his sleep and left its slime, and no more."Dunlap, v. I, p. 129. Mrs. Amory relates that "both parties were undoubtedly glad to separate on their arrival at their destination.
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However, he managed to draw his Luger and fired a full magazine at the assailants. Captain Franz Lenck was shot in the chest and fell dead in front of the entrance. Willig crawled over to Captain Anlauf, who had taken two bullets in the neck. As he died, the Captain gasped, "Wiedersehen... Gruss..." ("So Long... Goodbye...").
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158 In the hot August weather, maggots crawled over the bodies, and swarms of flies descended on the area.Hastings, p. 312 Pilots reported being able to smell the stench of the battlefield hundreds of feet above it. General Eisenhower recorded that: Fear of infection from the rancid conditions led the Allies to declare the area an "unhealthy zone".
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It was assumed if the child was reluctant to crawl to their caregiver, he or she was able to perceive depth, believing that the transparent space was an actual cliff.Cherry, Kendra. What Is a Visual Cliff? psychology.about.com. The researchers found that 27 of the infants crawled over to their mother on the "shallow" side without any problems.
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However, he managed to draw his Luger and fired a full clip at the assailants. Captain Franz Lenck was shot in the chest and fell dead in front of the entrance. Willig crawled over to Captain Anlauf, who had taken two bullets in the neck. As his life drained away, the Captain gasped, "Wiedersehen... Gruss..." ("So Long... Goodbye...")The Stasi, p. 41.
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Citation: > On board the U.S.S. Puritan at the time of the collapse of one of the crown > sheets of boiler E of that vessel, 1 July 1897. Wrapped in wet cloths to > protect his face and arms, Ahern entered the fireroom, crawled over the tops > of the boilers and closed the auxiliary stop valve, disconnecting boiler E > and removing the danger of disabling the other boilers.
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Marco took more things out of the house, and then fled. When Marco left, Carolyn Marksberry, in the nude, and bleeding badly, gnawed through her restraints, and jerked loose from the vacuum cord binding her to the bed. Carolyn crawled over Cody's slain body, and eventually made it to a neighbor's house. Carolyn crawled to the neighbor's porch, and used her head to bang on the door.
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Captain Franz Lenck was shot in the chest and fell dead in front of the entrance. Willig crawled over and cradled the head of Captain Anlauf, who had taken two bullets in the neck. As his life drained away, the Captain gasped, "Wiedersehen... Gruss..." ("So Long... Goodbye..."). Meanwhile, Mielke and Ziemer made their escape by running into the theater and out an emergency exit.
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Written by Simon Masters A reward of 50 guineas is offered for Pembleton's whereabouts. Samuel says Baines could not have done it. Baines' landlady asks for his overdue rent, giving him one more week to pay. Margarita says she wants to see James, she says she was imprisoned for 8 months when she was 17 years old and had to eat the lizards and spiders that crawled over her.
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He had begun masturbating while the ants crawled on his legs. At age 28, he was masturbating several times a week while cockroaches crawled on his thighs and testicles, and snails crawled over his nipples and penis. Sometimes he would hold a frog against his penis and enjoy the vibrations as it tried to escape. The patient was disgusted by his habit, but derived no pleasure from normal sexual activities.
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Towards the end, Pratt uppercutted Reynolds, allowing Gacy to hit him with a Liger Bomb. However, Gacy had to break up the pin as the referee was down. Donst then hit Gacy with a chair and almost won the match when he had Pratt submitted, until Pratt physically crawled over for a rope break. Gacy got back into the ring and hit Donst with a Ace Crusher for the win.
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Hathcock only once removed the white feather from his bush hat while deployed in Vietnam. During a volunteer mission days before the end of his first deployment, he crawled over 1,500 yards of field to shoot a PAVN General. He was not informed of the details of the mission until he accepted it. This effort took four days and three nights, without sleep, of constant inch-by-inch crawling.
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Hermine Wittgenstein, his older sister, watched him teach, and said the pupils > literally crawled over each other in their desire to be chosen for answers > or demonstrations.Norman Malcolm, "Wittgenstein’s Confessions", London > Review of Books 3 (21), 19 November 1981. He spent hours with favoured pupils, offering them extra tuition outside the classroom, sometimes until eight in the evening, which did not endear him to their parents.Bartley, Wittgenstein, pp.
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One of the ministers quickly mounted the rostrum and urged the people to keep quiet. He repeated the word "quiet" several times, and motioned to his hearers to be seated. The excited congregation mistook the word "quiet" for a second alarm of fire and again rushed for the door. Men and women crawled over benches and fought their way into the aisles, and those who had fallen were trampled upon.
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Biggest Massacre in Puerto Rican History Retrieved July 9, 2009. The white nurse's uniform of Cancel Miranda's mother was soaked with blood as she crawled over bodies in search of her husband. Miraculously, they both managed to return home unharmed. After the family returned home, Cancel Miranda committed his first political act in his first grade class in school when he refused to salute the American flag which at the time was mandatory.
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As soon as they were at the foot of the bridge, a shot was heard, and according to all sides involved in their passage, the bullet hit Boško Brkić and killed him instantly. Another shot was heard and the woman screamed, fell down wounded, but was not killed. She crawled over to her boyfriend, embraced him, hugged him, and died. It was observed that she was alive for at least 15 minutes after the shooting.
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Discosorids were probably benthic forms that crawled over the bottom in search of food or safety, or hovered close to the bottom. The general orientation during life was most likely head down, with the aperture of the shell facing the general direction of the sea floor and shell carried above. Nothing is known of what the animal itself may have looked like; how many tentacles they had and relative length or how well they may have seen.
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During the early years of the town, the castrated priests of Cybele known as the Galli descended into the Ploutonion, crawled over the floor to pockets of oxygen or held their breath. Carbon dioxide is heavier than air and so tends to settle in hollows. They then came up to show that they were immune to the gas. People believed a miracle had happened and that therefore the priests were infused with superior powers and had divine protection.
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A large number of bodies were strewn on the ground, their hands tied behind their backs. Small groups of five to ten men were taken out of the trucks, lined up and shot. Some begged for water but their pleas were ignored. A survivor described his feelings of fear combined with thirst thus: After the soldiers had left, two survivors helped each other to untie their hands, and then crawled over the heap of bodies towards the woods, where they intended to hide.
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Noting the long interval between the guards' patrols, the two waited until the guards were out of sight, then made their attempt to escape. Park attempted to go through first, but was fatally electrocuted climbing the high voltage fence. Shin managed to pass over the wire using Park's body as a shield to ground the current, but still suffered severe burns and permanent scars when his legs slipped onto the lowermost wire as he crawled over Park's body.Harden 2012, pp. 115-116.
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With the exception of Humeoceras, found in the middle Silurian, pilocerid genera are limited to the Lower Ordovician (Canadian in North America). The general shape of the pilocerid shell precludes an ambush predator lying in wait on the sea floor, or a stealthful hunter drifting through the water. Rather, they probably crawled over the sea floor, head down with the shell off the bottom, searching for prey. Nothing is known of their soft part anatomy, other than what can be surmised from the fact they are cephalopods.
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By 1944 Page was one of Hawker's senior aerodynamicists. In October he met Teddy Petter who was recruiting a design team for English Electric to develop a jet powered replacement for the Mosquito to specification B1/44 (later to become the Canberra). Their second meeting was at dinner in Kingston. When the meal was over, Petter brought out a set of drawings which were too big for the table and the two got down on hands and knees crawled over the design and started its analysis.
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The mode of life of endocerids is debated. Endocerids may have been the apex predators of the Ordovician, probably living close to the sea floor, and preying on trilobites, molluscs, brachiopods and other bottom-dwelling organisms. They were probably not active nektonic swimmers, but rather crawled over the floor of epicontinental seas or lay there in ambush. However, the extremely long, straight shells of endocerids would have made them slow and not very maneuverable, poorly suited for an active predatory role or a life near the sea floor.
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After the initial exchange, Brown and the Owens brothers began firing volleys into the express car while Yoas ran away to mount his horse. In response to the fire, Milton crawled over to the metal door of the car and slammed it shut just as another volley came in. He then applied a makeshift tourniquet, hid the key to the safe behind some luggage, and fell unconscious. Because of his final acts, when the bandits boarded the train they thought Milton was dead and they could not find the key.
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The earth quaked and the ground nearby shook as Fafnir appeared, blowing poison into his path as he made his way to the stream. Sigurd, undaunted, stabbed Fafnir in the left shoulder as he crawled over the ditch he was lying in and succeeded in mortally wounding the dragon. As the creature lay there dying, he spoke to Sigurd and asked for his name, his parentage and who sent him on such a dangerous mission. Fafnir figured out that his own brother, Regin, plotted this, and predicted that Regin would also cause Sigurd's death.
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159 During the journey, a coupling on the train carriage in which they were travelling developed a fault, possibly from sabotage, and Kulikovsky crawled over the carriage roofs to reach the driver and stop the train.Vorres, p. 160 In the Caucasus, Kulikovsky took a job working on a farm as he was unable to secure a military posting in the White Army because the commanding general, Anton Denikin, wished to avoid association with the Romanovs.Vorres, pp. 160–162 In a rented farmhouse at the large Cossack village of Novominskaya Olga and Kulikovsky's second son, Guri, was born on 23 April 1919.
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Triple H grabbed the title belt and tried to hit Angle with it, only to receive a belly-to-belly suplex. Angle then tried to hit Triple H with the belt, but Triple H ducked and gave him a Pedigree. As Triple H went outside to revive the referee, Stone Cold Steve Austin attacked Triple H and performed the Stone Cold Stunner on him as retaliation for Triple H costing Austin the title several weeks earlier on Raw Is War. As Austin left the arena, Angle crawled over on top of Triple H to cover him for the pin, while Hebner recovered and made the count.
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In the face of imminent danger, > Private Martini immediately crawled over the dike to a forward open area > within 15 meters of the enemy position where, continuously exposed to the > hostile fire, he hurled hand grenades, killing several of the enemy. > Crawling back through the intense fire, he rejoined his platoon which had > moved to the relative safety of a trench line. From this position he > observed several of his wounded comrades lying helpless in the fire swept > paddy. Although he knew that one man had been killed, attempting to assist > the wounded, Private Martini raced through the open area and dragged a > comrade back to the friendly position.
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Originally Linden was only going to do narration but Linden requested to also be involved in live action portions of the show. "I've been chewed by a camel, crawled over by a tarantula, butted by a bull, clawed by an eagle, wrestled by an alligator, and peed upon by virtually every creature on Earth" joked Linden. Linden decided to do the show because he thought it was the rare children's television show that wasn't an "insult" to children. Taping an episode was sometimes taxing due to the on-location aspect of filming, which host Linden was prepared for due to the long taping sessions his sitcom Barney Miller would often require.
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Walker put up such a poor display in the match that he was confronted by a Leicester fan who ran onto the pitch, telling him he "didn't think he was fit to be a Premiership player." On 10 February 2004, Walker scored a bizarre own goal in a match against Bolton Wanderers to give them a 1–1 draw at Leicester. Despite comfortably saving Kevin Davies' shot, he lost grasp of the ball as it crawled over the goal line. He did make a comeback performance in a goalless home draw against Wolves on 28 February, putting up a "world-class save" to deny Kenny Miller.
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According to Gracey, the camera performs "aerial gymnastics", scaling the victims' house in "one seamless take, navigating walls, roofs, and peering in through windows, in a set piece that effortlessly exposes the penetrability of a seemingly secure home". Newman and Jones said that although this type of crane shot became commonplace later, at the time it was "truly ground-breaking" in the way the camera seemingly crawled over the walls and up the building – not quite from the killer's viewpoint. Patrick McAllister of Scifilm said the sequence should be considered "one of the most memorable moments in cinema". According to McAllister, Tenebraes distributor begged Argento to cut the shot down because it was "meaningless".
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Passengers crawled over seat backs to get to the right overwing exit as well as the two front exits; some survivors told investigators that the aisle had become blocked with bodies. This caused jamming at all exits, and the seat over which the overwing exit was located failed in such a way that the seat back collapsed forward, causing a further obstruction. A man who had been seated in 16C was found dead lying across this exit, and investigators were unsure whether the seat back collapse had trapped him. A fourteen-year-old boy was found lying across the top of the man from seat 16C by firefighters 5 minutes after the aircraft had stopped.
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"Things usually happen to most people, and if I had a > fine imagination I would tell you that I had fallen from a flying machine > and been caught on one of the arms of the golden cross of St. Paul's > Cathedral, and had then been rescued by an adventurous youth who crawled > over the dome and carried me down in his arms. It would make a good story, > but people wouldn't believe it, and would say rude things about my > imagination. One day I will try and manufacture some real good anecdotes – > oh, I mean quite nice ones and then I will get them printed, and everybody > will say, 'Dear me, what an interesting life she must lead!'"The Play > Pictorial No. 41, Vol.
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I crawled over to Captain Brey and told him I > had been hit in the leg and he told me to go back to the battalion aid > station, which was several hundred yards back near the area where I was > wounded in the first place. I had to crawl on my stomach the whole way as > the area was under heavy fire but I made it. The medic at the battalion cut > off my boot and bandaged my leg and gave me some sulfa pills. Then they put > me in a jeep with some other wounded guys – a couple of stretchers and the > jeep tore off at high speed for the regimental aid station under artillery > fire most of the way.
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A few months after moving into its new location, Four County Players showcased its talents in its new home with The Stingy Mr. Pennypincher, directed by Bill Thomas. They did not have time to completely fix up the building before the first show, so they built the set over top of an old furnace that had been left on stage. When the actors had to go backstage, they crawled over the furnace. The TREE Program In 1979, the Players wanted to take on projects that would have a positive and enriching effect in the community, and began the Theater Related Employment Experience Program, also known as the TREE Program. Funded by the Governor’s Manpower Services Council, TREE enabled Four County Players to hire disadvantaged youths and teach them marketable jobs skills directly related to theater.
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Following the war, as the most famous U.S.A. chaplain, he lectured all over the U.S. on "The Bright Side of Life in Libby Prison", an ever-changing motivational talk, where he joked about the vermin that crawled over them at night and made clever remarks about the lawyers who weren't such bad guys if you had to be in a prison with them. McCabe himself nearly died in prison due to the unsanitary conditions, suffering from chills and fever from the illness he contracted there, but, using black humor, joked during his talks about the treatment of himself and other prisoners. Prior to entering the episcopacy, he served on the Christian Commission, as a pastor and as the church extension secretary. He was a missionary promoter, an evangelist and a Gospel singer.
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Muhsin al-Shaalan, Al-Nouri's cousin, ceded the Qurayyat (Qurayyat al-Salt) region, which is the last remaining part of the al-Jawf region, and he ceded it in favor of the Saudi state. Ibn Battah was appointed a follower of Abdullah al-Tamimi, the emir of al-Jawf, [47] The Emirate of Transjordan, however, has rejected this. It saw that it was more deserving to rule the Qurayyat region, so it escalates with the Saudi state by demanding of establish a neutral zone between the two countries, the withdrawal of the Saudis from the Hijaz, and the return of the Al-Rashid family in Hail and the family of Al-Ayed in Asir to authority. This was rejected by Saudi state. As a reaction of that, Saudi forces crawled over the Jordanian villages until they reached Yadodah, a few miles away from the city of Amman, [48] At that time, Britain intervened by bombing the Saudi forces and forcing them to withdraw and return to the dialogue.
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