"We're not looking at surface or quick fixes, because surface or quick fixes doesn't fix the mindset of what led to this."
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"It's important to find providers you're comfortable with, who are not promising quick fixes — there are no quick fixes for a family with a diagnosis of autism."
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Click here for five quick fixes for a finicky computer .
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But there are no quick fixes to this long-term trend.
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Some are showing potential, but there will be no quick fixes.
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There are no quick fixes; we need a long-term plan.
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First is a fresh awareness of the danger of quick fixes.
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So let's strengthen teacher training and not look for quick fixes.
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Is it wrong for patients to expect quick fixes from medicine?
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American inequality, of the failures of quick fixes, and of the increasing
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When poor judgment looks for quick fixes, corruption can rear its head.
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Promises of quick fixes, including over-the-counter access, are shallow politics.
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You get the idea; there are many hurdles that prevent quick fixes.
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Quick fixes get a bad name, and sometimes improvement does take patience.
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This is not as sexy or fun as promising magic and quick fixes.
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Some, at least among those attracted to quick fixes, will get the point.
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They have no truck with talk of complex problems that defy quick fixes.
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When it comes to curbing the opioid crisis, there are no quick fixes.
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No one has any new, quick fixes that people before failed to consider.
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Some people may be looking to quick fixes rather than really addressing poverty.
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There are no quick fixes and shortcuts in such long-overdue structural adjustments.
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Are the Patriots in need of some quick fixes or a total rebuild?
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The software provides visibility into everything that's happening across corporate networks, enabling quick fixes.
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It's already been highlighted that there are quick fixes around what was presented earlier.
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But quick fixes bring greater risk in the form of growing complexity and inefficiency.
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Incarceration and recidivism, along with youth unemployment, are major societal challenges without quick fixes.
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There are no quick-fixes to anything, regardless of how much they are needed.
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As we grapple with issues of inequality in education, there are no quick fixes.
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Our political divisions are real and are not susceptible to any legislative quick fixes.
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It's not drone racing without some crashes, but racers got creative with quick fixes.
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Don't rely on quick fixes if you do fall out of your healthy habits.
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But if you're living unhealthily, there aren't jumpstarts or quick fixes to a healthy lifestyle.
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THERE ARE NO SILVER BULLETS AND QUICK FIXES TO OUR PROBLEMS IN THE UNITED STATES.
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The point is when it comes to saving, there aren't just one or two quick fixes.
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They were quick fixes for ratings for a network in this kind of climate. Exactly. Right.
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Their quick fixes can help you take control of your day and focus on true priorities.
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Yet Mr Erdogan's speeches suggest a preoccupation with quick fixes instead of worthy but arduous reforms.
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The new plan is intended to make quick fixes to improve service in the short term.
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The changes are noted as CSS edits for developers, so the quick fixes can be implemented easily.
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But all concerned need to be aware that in dealing with Libya there are no quick fixes.
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For starters, we shouldn't be asking doctors for antibiotic quick-fixes when they don't necessarily recommend them.
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Suspicious of quick fixes, he advocated incremental and gradual change as the best guarantor of true progress.
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We don't take love lightly, and despite our science backgrounds, we don't believe in technological quick fixes.
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If your iPhone camera won&apost work, there are a number of quick fixes you can try.
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There are no quick fixes to migration, especially when desperate families are fleeing poverty and gang violence.
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Activists hopeful for quick fixes provided the policy cover for body cameras, but turned on them after misuse.
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There are quick fixes (like press on nails) and newer innovations (like SNS dip powder), plus gel extensions.
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It will not be easy to change the dynamics at the border; there are no quick fixes here.
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In short, the regulations were not ready for use on October 1, and there are no quick fixes.
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We've asked Spellman and Napelbaum to walk us through the best quick fixes to keep your sofas spotless.
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Warner wants companies to issue quick fixes to any digital vulnerabilities and notify consumers about cybersecurity best practices.
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Her colleague, the school counselor David Gale, sees our penchant for quick fixes as part of the problem.
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"We know by now that there are no quick fixes when it comes to weight loss," Drayer said.
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These quick fixes in turn made the district less "competitive," and so the kids who could leave eventually did.
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NO QUICK FIXES No quick resolution is expected for either the U.S.-China trade row or local political unrest.
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Weah, FIFA's 1995 Player of the Year, promised "progress" in his inaugural address, rather than "quick fixes or miracles."
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It would take political parties realizing they can't just do quick fixes, that we're actually at an epochal shift.
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AUTHORITARIANISM As democracies falter, candidates promising quick fixes through sheer force of personality have captured the imagination of voters.
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These are not quick fixes, however, and they require patience from the public — which is in short supply here.
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"There is such a craving for quick fixes in general, self-help books, things you will download," she said.
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In all, there are 110 trademarks related to food filed by Amazon Technologies, with a strong theme of quick fixes.
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COAL STILL KING But whatever the long-term plans under PDP 8, Vietnam still needs quick fixes to meet demand.
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To help anyone improve their negotiation skills, the author of "Negotiating the Impossible " offered 22 "quick fixes" to the audience.
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"In this day and age, we're kind of a quantum leap society -- you know, we want quick fixes," he said.
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By working together with local governments, citizen interest groups can implement quick fixes while pushing for longer-term policy changes.
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Instead, Shah offers a sort of TED talk list of technological quick fixes for identifying outbreaks in their early stages.
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We all want quick fixes, but that kind of mentality is what makes long-term health conditions even more difficult.
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But while quick fixes are useful for the students who need food now, they are not long-term, preventive solutions.
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If you&aposve fallen victim to Flu season, you&aposre probably stocking up on some quick fixes for dreaded congestion.
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Some will be quick fixes, but mental-health legislation can take decades to change because it is so complex, he warns.
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There weren't any quick fixes 2000 years ago either, but through decades of commitment and hard work, we have made progress.
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Here's the truth, there are no quick fixes to "face lifts" — the sooner you realise this, the less money you'll waste.
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We live in a world of sound bites, and we prefer quick fixes and four-word solutions proposed by telegenic candidates.
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This indicates that there are no quick fixes to solve this issue, warned Chris McCullough, CEO and co-founder at Rotageek.
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Google has previously promised to improve battery life with Chrome, but most of the quick fixes haven't made a big difference yet.
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Unfortunately, the world of fertility treatments is sorely lacking in quick fixes, but that hasn't stopped people from coming up with some.
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There are a handful of simple editing tools on board as well here, including filters, auto enhance for quick fixes, rotate and crop.
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However, I am critical towards the pervasive idea that technology can provide quick fixes to bridge the gap between citizens and the government.
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If your iPhone is showing signs of sluggishness, here are a couple of quick fixes to put a spring back in its step.
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That's why I'm not a believer in quick fixes of fillers and Botox, which can be detrimental to the health of the skin.
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Resist the urge to focus on quick fixes that simply optimize the business, create a new feature or react to a customer complaint.
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A new version of the Google Photos app will suggest quick fixes and tweaks like rotations, brightness corrections or adding pops of color.
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But there are no quick fixes or military-only solutions to the violence and brutal movements threatening peace and stability in West Africa.
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There are no quick fixes for this one; and those are the only kinds of fixes Trump-the-needy knows or can imagine.
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They will be tempted to select areas that lend themselves to quick fixes, but this is not what's called for at this time.
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Mike EnziMichael (Mike) Bradley EnziBudget process quick fixes: Fixing the wrong problem Eleven GOP senators sign open letter backing Sessions's comeback bid Senate committee advances budget reform plan MORE (R-Wyo.) and Sheldon WhitehouseSheldon WhitehouseBudget process quick fixes: Fixing the wrong problem Democratic senators seek documents on Trump's alleged call for Barr press conference Senate committee advances budget reform plan MORE (D-R.
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The search trends provide a striking depiction of how fleeting diet fads are, and remind us that quick fixes rarely lead to sustainable solutions.
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My monthly expenses are low, and it's more important for me to save money than to spend on quick fixes to cheer me up.
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She deployed quick fixes to solve Yahoo's morale problems, including expanding parental leave and hiring high-profile celebrities to run the company's media division.
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Luckily, most of these seem to be fairly quick fixes, but only time will tell when the game is going to be fully functional.
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All these advances can drastically improve the quality of people's lives, but quick fixes for hearing loss are not coming soon, in Heller's estimation.
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To produce the right solutions, we must ask the tough questions, and not grasp at quick fixes just because they seem popular or convenient.
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"There are no quick fixes, but over the long term, I've got to give them a better balance (of work and private life) here."
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Wirecutter Not all quick fixes are safe fixes — and that's especially true when it comes to outdated electrical wiring in old houses or apartments.
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While some meaningful moves need to be made right up front, it&aposs unreasonable to demand immediate solutions and counterproductive to seek flashy quick fixes.
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Nigeria's struggle looks a lot like the US's battle with opioid addictions: After years of watching an epidemic grow, policymakers are looking for quick fixes.
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Current and former Tesla employees claim that pressure to keep production moving inside the tent means that quick fixes are used when components are damaged.
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Excuses were not accepted and quick-fixes were vehemently opposed – McGovern dismissed fad diets and recommended eliminating sugar and other sweets for a balanced diet.
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"The lack of significant progress indicates how deeply ingrained inequity in tech actually is, and indicates comprehensive approaches — not quick fixes — are needed," Scott said.
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We know from experience that we can't do this alone, and there are no quick fixes to the complex challenges in a global supply chain.
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People have become so tribal that "politicians have little choice but to supply our demand for illusory quick fixes, oversimplified sound bites, scapegoats," he said.
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But I do want to encourage everyone else to stop looking for quick fixes to our complicated problems and instead look to themselves for solutions.
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The genius of Bacon is that she's tapped into that desire, with her memorable potions and powders that promise quick fixes for problems that vex people.
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Others told CNBC they engaged in quick fixes during Model 3 vehicle assembly which Tesla said were not in line with company's official procedures and policies.
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But they get quoted — and cited — in mainstream publications, and readers get the impression there are nigh-magical "quick fixes" to problems like diversity in tech.
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We've rounded up five quick fixes for the most common debacles, so you can salvage your favorite makeup and save a little money in the process.
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For now, executives from both teams have said that they will be painstaking in their approaches to the future and avoid the temptation of quick fixes.
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Yes, it has seven wrenches built-in but the unique ratcheting design makes it especially handy for quick fixes, tightening bolts, screwing in screws, and more.
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The end of quick fixes Lebanon's leadership consists of a group of sectarian chiefs, many of whom fought one another during the country's 15-year war.
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Identifying depression, of course, doesn't solve the problem, and this is not an issue that lends itself to quick fixes, even with caring and supportive families.
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Some quick fixes like adapters, power strips and extension cords are fine to use in the short term, but come with safety hazards of their own.
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Speaking to the New York Times, Antonio Occhiuzzi, the director of Italy's Institute for Construction Technology, said that this preference for quick fixes was a national weakness.
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There are no quick fixes for loneliness, but Katz says there are tools that can help you cope with it, and over time, hopefully diminish its frequency.
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There are no quick fixes or silver bullets, but congressional action to give consumers more control over their own healthcare dollars is a good place to start.
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Instead of going for quick fixes or the easy solutions, we've gone for hard solutions and a long-term revolution in the way we run our state.
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Rather than quick fixes, many of today's primers are formulated with long-term anti-aging in mind (and have price tags that rival those of expensive creams).
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Coffee growers, in their desperation to find quick fixes to get rid of pests like the rust, have come to rely on pesticides and genetically modified plants.
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You won't be able to do anything super extravagant with this machine, but for quick fixes and simple sewing, it gets the job done easily and efficiently.
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However, like with MDC last winter, addressing major issues often comes only after media attention or activism — and that results in quick fixes, instead of permanent change.
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Donald Trump is a man of quick fixes — a big wall to deal with immigration, random rallies to build popularity, or "alternative facts" to blur away undesirable truths.
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A Tesla spokesperson says the company hasn't found evidence of electrical tape being used to make quick fixes in GA4, and would never officially condone or encourage it.
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"Most of the time, waist trainers are quick fixes and they work for a short period of time, but not for long-lasting health," White previously told Insider.
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Because we're so busy looking closer, digging deeper — for books and gadgets and quick fixes and articles like my very own — we profoundly confuse self-improvement and success.
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"They have to go beyond the typical corporate quick fixes used when racial controversies arise like hiring a diversity expert to step in," which the group has done.
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Successive governments sought quick fixes, borrowing large loans at exorbitant rates to fast-track the restoration of the country's central district, build highways and finance high-end projects.
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"It looks like Samsung quietly made all the durability quick-fixes we suggested in our original Fold teardown!" iFixit proudly proclaims, but that doesn't mean the device is perfect.
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But it's clear that incidents like this, which reveal the often insular Silicon Valley culture that has tasked itself with building world-spanning algorithms, need more than quick fixes.
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Open up Pixlr Touch Up and you can apply a range of quick fixes, from cropping to blurring, as well as a number of Instagram-style filters and effects.
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Like other states including Alaska and Louisiana that rely on the oil and gas sector for employment and tax revenues, Oklahoma is facing fiscal pressures that defy quick fixes.
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DISRUPTIVE TO ECONOMY Eskom's power station performance has deteriorated steeply in part because of delays to critical maintenance work, and long-term neglect means there are no quick fixes.
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The "Dump Pelosi" movement shines a light on some of the unloveliest instincts of some Democrats: self-loathing, scapegoating and a desire for quick fixes, rather than hard work.
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It serves as a reminder of how oversight boards can fail to achieve their goals if they favor quick fixes and band-aids over sound economic and structural reforms.
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If these quick fixes below don't do the trick, the solution will be a bit more involved, but you can usually get messages sending again without support from Apple.
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A wave of countrywide blackouts in Venezuela has exposed the extent to which the state has failed, forcing the population to improvise quick fixes to cope with a catastrophe.
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"Possibly the government is looking for quick fixes, and [foreign investment] seems like a very quick fix but it's not going to solve the long-term problem," Saha said.
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"One of the best quick fixes that is not controversial is reinsurance," said Paul Ginsburg, a health economist who directs the Center for Health Policy at the Brookings Institution.
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Most of those errors were quick fixes, but dealing with our search engine traffic—and making sure every single piece of content is delivered over a secure connection—took time.
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Where the Harvard crowd see quick fixes in the near future, Hof, an expert on the neuronal underpinnings of aging and Alzheimer's, sees the exposure of ever more confounding complexity.
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While the short-term stopgap is better than nothing, quick fixes are no way to manage a program tasked with the monumental responsibility of ensuring our nation's children are insured.
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It's particularly handy for quick fixes that don't necessitate slowing down your computer by opening Photoshop—like, say, updating the text on a WIRED section page to make it more readable.
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If you're wondering why anyone would do such a thing, Cryotherapy's alleged benefits read like a laundry list of quick fixes for everything that could ail a human adult in 403.
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That notion — that real change doesn't happen overnight but rather through sometimes tedious work — runs in contrast to the quick fixes championed by politicians, like Trump, who promise to shake things up.
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But experiments like Bukanga Lonzo serve as cautionary tales for those in search of quick fixes, showing how weak investor interest, poor infrastructure and byzantine land regulations can stymie Africa's agricultural potential.
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But Alaska's leaders need to be careful that they do not fall into the same trap other governments have by opting for quick fixes at the expense of long-term economic health.
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Rather than waiting for replenishment teams to deliver boxes of new plastic parts to their stations in GA4, they said, supervisors told workers to use vinyl electrical tape to make quick fixes.
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Vivendi, which owns 24 percent of TIM, asked investors to trust its long-term strategy, saying it provided "stability and expertise" to the Italian phone firm, in contrast with Elliott's "quick fixes".
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Although there are no quick fixes for the broken drug-development and approval process that led us to esketamine, it is possible to take concrete steps to address the most glaring problems.
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When it comes to offering policy prescriptions to counter the more pernicious effects of ingrained network structures, however, "The Human Network" is less satisfying — at least for those looking for quick fixes.
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"I don't know if I would shop here if it wasn't for quick fixes," like white t-shirts and other basics, said Michael Lambert, 275, who was visiting from St. Petersburg, Florida.
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The Commission paper examines possible reforms to the bloc after the 2010-2012 sovereign debt crisis that nearly destroyed it and which triggered a wave of quick fixes for its weak spots.
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And if you're someone who uses these apps often and likes to have your phone screen brightness turned up high, there are several quick fixes to help your phone last through the day.
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With two quick fixes, the Trump administration can protect both the country's and the President's interests, so the next campaign for the presidency can be a referendum on something besides Email Safety 101.
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At the iConic conference in New York City on Wednesday, Harvard Business School professor and author of "Negotiating the Impossible, " Deepak Malhotra, offered 22 "quick fixes " to help anyone improve their negotiation skills.
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The former studio head told me that he has urged old colleagues to implement some quick fixes—say, no more meetings in hotel rooms, on pain of firing—but they have ignored him.
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On Tuesday, Vivendi asked TIM investors to trust its long-term strategy, saying it provided "stability and expertise" to the Italian phone company, in contrast with the "quick fixes" that Elliott would bring.
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In her prepared testimony, Yellen suggested lawmakers focus their efforts on improving long-term economic growth rather than quick fixes, with an added note of caution about proposals that could bust the budget.
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Achieving long-term, sustainable economic growth and development is a complex endeavor that requires a new set of strategies and the rebuilding of institutions; thus, there are no quick fixes or silver bullets.
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And the solutions do not lend themselves to a "checklist" of quick fixes but require intensive, long-term programs that address these fundamental interconnected social problems and political drivers in a comprehensive way.
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Any program that has weight loss as one of its aims can perpetuate unhealthy habits, but, for me, WW helped me take better care of myself with sustainable practices rather than quick-fixes.
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New solutions around job retraining and skills-based education will play a vital role in ensuring the changes benefit as many people as possible, but "Janesville" also shows there are no quick fixes.
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Due to a combination of factors, including pharmaceutical companies pushing pills, doctors believing the drugs were safe, and incentives for a fast, efficient health care system that prioritized quick fixes, opioid prescriptions proliferated.
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This isn't a niche technology, a branch of the industry destined to be on the side-lines, and these productions aren't all quick fixes designed more to impress technically than they do as entertainment.
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Many people love to use them as quick fixes for bouncy, radiant, and glowing skin, but they're typically super soothing and so gentle that you could use one every day if you wanted to.
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Small ROI (quick fixes he can do this weekend) Medium ROI (fixes that might take one to three months) Big ROI (long term fix—six months+) So, people tell you that you're intense. Geez.
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Maya Brown, the vice president of marketing for Black Opal, believes brands are too focused on quick fixes rather than truly taking the time to understand the needs and concerns of the Black community.
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The list of players who have been suspended by Major League Baseball since 2184 for taking banned substances is 212 pages long, and it includes pharmacological quick fixes like boldenone, clenbuterol, formestane and stanozolol.
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Strong primary care systems can better deal with non-communicable disease and trauma — massive yet neglected global health problems for which there are no "quick fixes" — not to mention the next outbreak or crisis.
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To help anyone improve their negotiation skills, Harvard Business School professor and author of "Negotiating the Impossible, " Deepak Malhotra, offered 22 "quick fixes " while speaking to the audience at CNBC's iConic conference in June.
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If you're forced to handle any major projects, definitely have your landlord call in a professional, but for quick fixes and minor shape-ups like loose screws or hinges, keep a tool kit handy.
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While focusing on long-range projects like the Long Island Rail Road's access to the East Side of Manhattan, Mr. Wheeler also advocated quick fixes to squeeze more capacity from the region's current resources.
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Yet experts say such loan waivers amount to quick fixes that cannot compensate for flaws in farm policies, which have encouraged higher production of crops previously in short supply but offered scant protection on prices.
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AA doesn't work for everyone, but it worked for me, and over the years I've been grateful for wisdom I never saw out there in the endless scroll of quick fixes and entertainment on demand.
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A group of eight governors, led by John R. Kasich of Ohio, a Republican, and John W. Hickenlooper of Colorado, a Democrat, has suggested a package of quick fixes, including federal funds for reinsurance programs.
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It's not difficult to see why the quick fixes and simple solutions Jones offers — the "game-changing" pills to fight the fungus that's really causing all your health woes — might resonate with millions of Americans.
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One expert, however, said that downplaying those issues could reflect the reality of what to expect from ongoing negotiations — that there are no quick fixes to the complexities of forced technology transfers and intellectual property violations.
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Vivendi accuses Elliott of proposing "quick fixes" and wants investors to back TIM's strategy, unveiled in March, including major investment in digital content, an internal modernisation and a plan to regain its investment grade credit rating.
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While the subway waits for more serious updates—like signal systems not out of the 1930s and a completed Second Avenue line—these are some attractive quick fixes for a transportation network stretched well beyond its capacity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Liberty Media wants to steer Formula One toward a "better place" but there are no quick fixes for the sport's evident problems, newly-appointed motorsport head Ross Brawn has said ahead of talks with teams.
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Trump administration officials have long made a distinction between stabilization efforts, which they described as quick fixes to vital infrastructure, and the far more expensive and long-term effort to rebuild, an unpopular prospect among many conservatives.
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As someone who has never held executive office before, Mr. Khan will quickly realize that electoral promises of quick fixes and transparent government aren't easy to realize in the face of bureaucratic inertia and shrinking fiscal space.
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But Dr. Jessica Deighton, an associate professor in child mental health and well-being at University College London who is leading the government trials, said that the new initiative was intended to offer more than quick fixes.
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The way I think—the fast connections, the ideas that come out of nowhere, the quick fixes to storylines, like the way I'm plotting the novel I'm currently writing—maybe it's been dyslexia that's powered the whole show.
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I also use a ton of Gorilla Tape (and Gorilla Clear Repair Tape) for quick fixes, and I end up velcroing a lot of things to walls (notice my velcro shoe rack in the photo of the speakers above).
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With no quick fixes likely - cognac is a double-distilled spirit that needs to be aged for at last two years - Hennessy is tackling production constraints with an eye on the longer term, by planting more grapes, Arnault said.
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"I had tried so many things that were just quick fixes," said Teresa Hui, who regularly participates in the workouts as an on-screen extra at the company's studios in the Long Island City neighborhood of New York City.
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But politicians and policymakers are complicit too: all businesses operate within a legal and political framework, and successive governments have looked the other way or sought quick fixes rather than doing the hard work of starting over for the internet age.
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With Woods joined by fewer than 20 Asians in this week's field, Pete Bevacqua, the outgoing CEO of the PGA of America, said on Wednesday that diversity is the number one issue confronting the sport and there are no quick fixes.
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The new updates include 24-hour, 7 day a week live phone support, quick fixes to fare mistakes, protection against bad ratings resulting from factors beyond a driver's control and payments for trips to return lost passenger items, among others.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanBudget process quick fixes: Fixing the wrong problem Why Republicans are afraid to call a key witness in the impeachment inquiry Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE (R-Ohio), which Sen.
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Detoxification is a process that your body is already extremely well-equipped for, and there are certainly things you can do to support this—no quick fixes or miracles, but rather lifestyle choices that can give you a good baseline.
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"Until Trump takes this issue seriously and takes the time to actually learn/recognize what North Korea's strategic concerns and interests are and start to build a policy that addresses them, not just look for quick fixes, the situation will continue to deteriorate."
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The YC-backed startup builds tools which allow workers to see CAD models overlaid on real world objects (while getting live support from specialists), giving them the ability to easily see when there's an issue while also being able to deliver quick fixes.
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And while both these companies may be trying to clean house now they have no quick fixes for mending rips in the social fabric which were exacerbated as a consequence of the at-scale spreading of fake news and worse enabled by their own platforms.
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Now the company is making it even easier to fix photos with a new version of the Google Photos app that will suggest quick fixes and other tweaks – like rotations, brightness corrections, or adding pops of color, for example – right below the photo you're viewing.
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"In the US, I find women looking for quick fixes that leave their skin dry, peeling, or damaged, so they're buying more makeup, and the difference is that American women find skin care complicated, with many steps, and the French secret is more about simplicity."
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In a first stage to shore up the single currency, they recommend "quick fixes" that include a reinforcement of the euro zone's rescue mechanism, the ESM, a strengthening of banking union and improved economic policy coordination that does not require changes to the EU treaty.
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While work must ensue to conduct thorough election cyber risk and resilience assessments, and to retool our processes and legal frameworks to meet digital challenges and the constant threat of electronic hacking, policymakers should not seek the quick fixes that will leave gaping holes.
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For the 411 on quick fixes, we asked New York-based dermatologist and assistant professor at Albert Einstein College of Medicine Dendy Engelman, MD, who offered these lifestyle tweaks: "If you have allergies, speak to your physician about getting antihistamines, such as Zyrtec or Claritin," she says.
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But I do concede that naysayers are carrying the day by prevailing with monetary quick fixes, even though the financial markets have clearly signaled that pushing more cheap credit into an already liquidity-flooded economy would not spur investments, output, employment, sustainable growth and higher asset valuations.
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After months of minimizing the threat to the United States, President Donald Trump jumped feet-first into the coronavirus fight this week with vows of quick fixes to the testing problem, claims about potential cures, and efforts to rope in agencies that had inexplicably been excluded, like FEMA.
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Even as workers scramble to make quick fixes to aging signals in the hopes of improving service, officials are trying to find a way to speed up the process of bringing computer-based signaling to all of the system's 24 lines, 469 stations and 622 miles of subway tracks.
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Photo: Raul Marrero (Gizmodo)You might already be familiar with the quick fixes you can apply to your pictures after you've snapped them, right on your phone—but if you want to take your mobile photo editing to the next level there are tools and apps that can help here too.
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Doctors and patients alike want quick fixes, but it takes months to develop chronic pain syndromes and it may take a lifetime to manage them holistically with approaches like physical therapy and the right exercises, mindfulness and cognitive behavior therapy, as well as alternative pain medications with low risk for addiction.
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Kerber also avoided the classic trap of overplaying: going with the percentages instead of quick fixes; earning her points by thinking clearly; and coaxing the top-seeded Williams into errors instead of punching the panic button and trying to be a hero during her 269-270, 281-6, 6-4 victory.
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But where the Facebook co-founder pledged to "focus on addressing some of the most important issues facing our community," he conveniently ignored some of the most damaging, ongoing problems that the company has shown little desire to solve, opting instead for quick fixes or simply pretending they don't exist.
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A history of fiscal oversight boards in the U.S. in the last 40 years has shown that these are most successful when the board eschews the quick fixes generally advocated for by special interests and instead makes genuine tax, spending and regulatory reforms that poise the economy for stronger long-term economic growth.
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Safe to say, uncertainty looks to be the new normal for businesses needing to transfer European citizens' data to the U.S. And with EU Member State DPAs now instructed to follow a set path of referring similar complaints to the CJEU, any quick fixes look set to rapidly run out of road.
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But then, finally, there came the Great Man's acceptance speech itself, which was everything that critics charged — exaggerated in its law-and-order fear-mongering, free of policy beyond the promise of quick fixes and delivered with a strongman's permanent shout — while also pulsing with an ideological message whose power will outlive Trump's wild campaign.
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Most of all, New York needs an end to the era of generic excuses about crowding, and a set of agency and political leaders who are instead willing to level with the public about the state of the subway and begin offering recommendations for what it really needs — painstaking operational improvements, not high-tech quick fixes.
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And while this criticism can be valid—many transfers are quick-fixes, as they're often upperclassmen and/or play-now graduate transfers who only are eligible for one year—Larranaga has a knack for finding the very best transfer players in the country and being patient with them, even if it means they have to sit out for a year.
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Instead of looking for quick fixes and politicizing the issue, the President should work to reassure the public, even as he prepares the country to accept the reality that it's virtually impossible to prevent the kind of attacks that occurred in downtown Manhattan this week: a suspect drove a rented pickup truck down a bike path, killing eight and injuring about a dozen.
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Just as Auerbach refused to pull the trigger on dealing Bird some 30 years ago, Mavs owner Mark Cuban and president of basketball operations Donnie Nelson seem intent on owning the twilight of Dirk's career, and they have tried to make the most of it by building and rebuilding their roster again and again in a series of one-year quick fixes, all in the desperate hope of fielding one last contender before their iconic leader moves on.
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These changes include 24/7 phone support, which will be available directly within the Driver app, and connects drivers with a live support agent in under 2 minutes; quick fixes to fare mistakes, like when a driver forgets to start a trip, managed via self-service (with in-app corrections coming soon); protection against losing rating points for factors specified by a rider as beyond the driver's control, including pricing for the trip; payments for lost item returns, including $15 from the rider per item, and optional tips; quicker review of documents including insurance and driver's license; and scheduled in-person meeting times at Uber's Greenlight Hubs.
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The highlights of the plan: Quick fixes: Fund the ACA's cost-sharing reduction subsidies to insurers (likely to be in Alexander-Murray bill) Create a temporary "stability fund" for reinsurance or other programs to limit insurer losses Exempt insurers from the ACA's health insurance tax to encourage them to cover underserved counties Let people in those counties buy into the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program to give them more choices Keep the individual mandate "for now" Broader changes: Keep funding outreach to encourage young adults to enroll Crack down on customers only signing up when they need insurance Strengthen the ACA's risk-sharing protections for insurers Let states choose different ways of covering the ACA's "essential health benefits" Make it easier to fast-track states' "Section 1332" waivers (letting them achieve the ACA's goals in different ways) Encourage more creative ways to pay for health care, like "value-based health care purchasing"
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