That is not the case when it has run aground.
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It's worse when you're on a ship that has run aground.
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This felt like a beautiful idea run aground on museum logistics.
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But he had never drilled on a ship that had run aground.
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Many documentaries run aground trying to navigate the space between normality and tragedy.
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Mooring lines snapped, capsizing boats and sending others adrift to run aground on marshland.
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Efforts by Paramount to restart older franchises, including the "Terminator" series, have also run aground.
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It's hard to absolutely invalidate them, but easy for them to at least partially run aground.
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Barges sometimes run aground, causing days of congestion, when the government fails to dredge some critical bend.
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The ship has run aground nearby, and it looks like all the important people are safe and sound.
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HKEx' original vision of using the LME to connect with the Chinese mainland appears to have run aground.
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Even if the bill manages to pass the House, it is likely to run aground in the Senate.
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Even powerhouses like Tesla/Solar City have run aground on the rollout of their new solar roof tiles.
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Post–Cold War narratives about the inevitable triumph of open societies and American mass culture have run aground.
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But talks have run aground ahead of a meeting of euro-zone finance ministers in Brussels on February 20th.
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But some Trump allies see long-term advantages in pushing the notion that the Democratic contest has run aground.
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Some initiatives, like making it easier to pursue medical marijuana research run aground on wider legal and political issues.
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There is a sense of time run aground on a day—in the afternoon, you somehow know—without end.
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The catamaran had been poorly maintained, according to the report, and had run aground previously, likely damaging its structure.
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But this dimension of the Enlightenment has "run aground", argues William Davies, a political economist at Goldsmiths, University of London.
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So you can get deeper holes in here and you won't run aground like you would've in the old days.
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But now that the talks have run aground, you have to wonder: What did they think was going to happen?
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It may, however, have run aground on the long-running notion that only "serious" films can really contend for Oscars.
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And maybe privately keep a savings account set aside for future family expenses, since one of them may run aground.
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After that we must begin structural repair, rebuilding reefs the way we would after ships run aground and crack reefs.
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Furthermore, the channel is only 50 feet deep, which means many of the larger ships would run aground if fully loaded.
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The move comes as a delicate time for Swiss-EU relations as talks on a new treaty cementing ties run aground.
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If you've spent any time barking at your virtual assistant, you've no doubt had the conversation run aground a few times.
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Instead, they are making do with a wooden ship run aground on a Gaza beach, which has become a popular restaurant.
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I was moving quickly with a strong wind and I was afraid I was going to run aground on the reefs.
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Anyone who has found themselves intellectually run aground by a 2300-year-old repeatedly asking "Why?" has experienced this phenomenon firsthand.
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If the operation on Monday had failed, the ship had been expected to run aground in the Landes region by Tuesday night.
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Two centuries of novels and plays would have run aground without these couriers delivering menace, promise and revelation with the morning letters.
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Many a baker has run aground even with very familiar recipes if they happen to use a low-protein flour by accident.
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The ship has split in half, and to keep it from breaking apart completely, it has been purposely run aground on a shoal.
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He had spent $90 million of his personal fortune to get both companies up and running and that year, both had run aground.
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But again and again, efforts to politically unify working-class people around economic issues have run aground among ethnic, racial, and other tensions.
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For years, North Korean fishing boats have often run aground on Japan's coastline, either empty or carrying the dead bodies of their crew.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Heavy winds forced a Russian ship to run aground off the coast of Istanbul on Friday, Turkey's Dogan news agency reported.
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And yet, attempts to provide legislative fixes to some of the issues with the background check system have run aground in years past.
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Police began to search the island after locals alerted authorities to a yacht that had run aground after passing over a patch of coral.
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Liz's life in New York has run aground; she can't finish a second book and has just discovered her boyfriend dallying with another man.
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But even ostensibly less controversial legislation to reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act or strengthen retirement security have also run aground amid partisan bickering.
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More significant is the underlying Xi-Putin bromance that's spawning a flurry of economic and diplomatic deals even as US-China trade talks run aground.
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And though relationships often run aground on historical and territorial disputes, the Asian trio are finding more reasons to be pragmatic, irrespective of North Korea.
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They said that some type of mechanical trouble with one of the boats caused them to run aground and they were picked up by Iran.
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Mr. Taylor says that of the 52 lost American submarines, 47 are considered discoverable; the other five were run aground or destroyed in known locations.
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When some 140 characters run aground while seemingly equal tweets are hoisted to the heavens, anyone searching for meaning should expect a long, long voyage.
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In an ideal world, there's no reason the occasional clean Russian athlete must watch her career run aground on the shoals of state-run doping.
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McConnell announced Monday night (after it was clear that his repeal and replace strategy had run aground) that members would vote on a 2015 repeal-only bill.
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He said that too many Europeans took the benefits of peace for granted and that the unification project could run aground as nations, and citizens, turned inward.
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ISTANBUL, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Bad weather forced a Russian ship to run aground in Istanbul on Friday and the crew was awaiting rescue, Turkey's Dogan news agency reported.
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Early exuberance has run aground on the shifting sands of politics in the Philippines and Indonesia, two suppliers of nickel raw materials to China's massive stainless steel sector.
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But it's run aground in Congress, prompting Senate Democrats to join together for a filibuster on Wednesday in response to the massacre at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando.
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Earlier this year, the authority imposed draft limits on ships, forcing some to lighten their loads to ride higher in the water so they will not run aground.
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If he can't provide clarity and reassurance and a little light around his agenda, it will be very easy for a fog-bound presidency to simply run aground.
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Trump can hem and haw before disavowing David Duke, but the issue of white supremacy has run aground before in Pennsylvania (on a much, much larger scale, at Gettysburg).
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The Mandalorian works so well because the protagonist knows nothing about his foundling; if the showrunners are tempted towards explanations in Season 2, the show could easily run aground.
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Anything bigger than a medium-sized berg (with a submerged portion that extends down 80 metres) can run aground if it is not carried east or west by the current.
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The Conservatives have less than one-third of its members; contentious policies like the schools proposal are likely to run aground there even if they do not in the Commons.
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"Among the good and decent men, some are unprepared for the surprises of life, and their good intentions run aground when confronted with issues like child care," she later wrote.
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Obviously, we're no longer solely dependent on compasses for navigation, so it's unlikely that ships will run aground or planes will smash into mountains as a result of the government shutdown.
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It's a far cry from where they were just three weeks ago, with the investigation threatening to run aground amid House Intelligence Chairman Devin Nunes' secret trip to the White House.
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A number of rivals have run aground that way such as the CGM Focus Fund, down 17.14% through Tuesday and trailing roughly all rivals, as it did in 2019 and 20203.
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The Swiss government has been wrestling with its approach toward treaty talks, which have run aground because of opposition from both the anti-EU far right and the usually pro-Europe centre left.
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The Swiss government has been wrestling with its approach toward treaty talks, which have run aground because of opposition from both the anti-EU far right and the usually pro-Europe center left.
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The issue of Jewish settlements in occupied territory is one of the most contentious of the conflict and a main reason why the peace process based on the 1993 accords has run aground.
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Both of those strategies might run aground of another of Stantcheva's findings: that, especially in the US, attitudes on both redistribution and immigration are so polarized by party that they're not easily decoupled.
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PARIS, Dec 10 (Reuters) - A ferry with more than 300 passengers on board has run aground in stormy weather in Calais harbour in northern France, radio station France Info reported on its website.
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That added to gains of 0.7 percent overnight as it rose from a five-month low, although the currency may come under renewed pressure if North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) talks run aground.
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Or it might represent the latest in a line of broken promises from the political class, more evidence that the best intentions of concerned public officials run aground on the vast clout of big business.
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The news, if you want it straight: Apple is acknowledging that the Mac Pro they introduced in 2700 has run aground on the cleverness of its own design, and they're re-thinking the entire machine.
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This week: Airbnb's party problemAfter all the stories about WeWork's wild company culture, you might think Airbnb's party problem is yet another case of an over-funded startup run aground by out-of-control techies.
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One of the more literal manifestations of ocean-liner style was the Coca-Cola distillery in Los Angeles, designed by Robert V. Derrah and finished in 1939, which looks like a ship that has run aground.
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"It's simply unacceptable for US Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships, and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in his opening statement.
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And we simply know more about how to deliver vaccines than we do about how to deliver functioning schools, so our efforts to fund schools are likelier to run aground on barriers we don't fully understand.
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That added gains of 0.7 percent overnight as it pulled away from a five-month low, although the currency was seen coming under renewed pressure if the ongoing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) talks run aground.
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The project has run aground however, Codelco insiders and an executive said, as the miner realized it would struggle to guarantee its copper's sustainability once it left the mine to be melted down and taken to market.
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The project has run aground however, Codelco insiders and an executive said, as the miner realized it would struggle to guarantee its copper's sustainability once it left the mine to be melted down and taken to market.
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After the 54-year-old's boat was discovered run aground in Hossegor, a surfing resort town in Biarritz, French authorities soon deployed two vessels and three helicopters to search for Agnes on Tuesday, according to local reports.
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Some seamen, however, have languished in captivity for months or even years because their companies balked at coughing up—often because their ship was uninsured, or had run aground, or had been disabled by fire, or had sunk.
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Because icebergs have such massive draft, it would likely run aground many miles off the coast, but Sloane and his team have a plan to moor it just offshore and harvest the meltwater from an opening inside the berg.
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The Giants, who in 2221 won the last championship for a major professional sports franchise in the New York area, have ignominiously run aground with a 230-22 record and look far from ending that six-year title drought.
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The hard line from federation head Pierre-Yves Maillard reflects the Swiss government's struggle to forge domestic consensus on how or even whether to move ahead with the pact, which has run aground after nearly five years of negotiations.
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PARIS, Jan 31 (Reuters) - A stricken cargo ship drifting on its side off the French Atlantic coast will run aground in southwest France if a renewed attempt to tow it to port fails on Monday, a French maritime official said.
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The new U.S. administration has argued that excessive bank regulation is saddling lending and holding back growth, raising the prospect that regulation would be rolled back and efforts to finalize a new global accord, called Basel III, would run aground.
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The new U.S. administration has argued that excessive bank regulation is saddling lending and holding back growth, raising the prospect that regulation would be rolled back and efforts to finalise a new global accord, called Basel III, would run aground.
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After Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador and Honduras, the largest number of unauthorized immigrants comes from China (an estimated 268,23), where deportations run aground on a less literal wall: China is one of 23 countries that do not cooperate with deportations.
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JAKARTA, Indonesia – At least 12 people were killed and a frantic rescue operation was underway Tuesday off the Indonesian island of Sulawesi for dozens of passengers of a sinking passenger ferry run aground by its captain in a desperate bid to save lives.
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On Tuesday, at least 12 people were killed and a frantic rescue operation was underway off the Indonesian island of Sulawesi for dozens of passengers of a sinking passenger ferry run aground by its captain in a desperate bid to save lives.
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The Democrat-led House could move to hold Trump accountable for the decision if it is indeed found that no "imminent" danger was posed, but in a Congress deeply divided along partisan lines it&aposs a move that would likely run aground.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - An overloaded ferry that sank near the Pacific island archipelago of Kiribati last year, killing 95 people, was not allowed to carry passengers in the open sea, and had twice run aground before its fateful journey, an inquiry has found.
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Even the ship's crew (to stretch this metaphor to the breaking point), which is to say the early adopters and Bitcoin miners and startup founders and software developers who were advancing and advocating for the technology back then, had no guarantee they wouldn't run aground.
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Rabbi Riccardo Di Segni, the chief rabbi of Rome, said that a commission of Catholic and Jewish experts that had been set up 20 years ago to examine the archives had "run aground after scholars were not given free access" to the Vatican's wartime papers.
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It also excluded China, effectively pulling a range of emerging Asian economies like Vietnam, the Philippines, and Malaysia more closely into the geopolitical orbit of the U.S. But there's a growing consensus that the demise of TPP represents more than a trade deal run aground.
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"It is simply unacceptable for U.S. Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships -- and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in opening remarks during a committee hearing to address four ship accidents this year.
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But First Man got partly hampered by a conspiracy theory cooked up by right-wing media, and Beale Street seemed to have run aground on a late release date and, possibly, on the feeling among some voters that there were enough "black films" in the running.
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In this remake of Alexander Mackendrick's 20843 Ealing Studios comedy, the wartime residents of a Scottish island that has run out of whisky face off with the commander (Eddie Izzard) of a ship that's run aground, which happens to be carrying 50,000 cases of the stuff.
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The statue at its center, a bronze, top-hatted Gustav Liebling himself, has been toppled, his magnanimity run aground, his outstretched arms now bidding welcome only to a patch of broken flagstones and soft dirt, which, after a few more good rains, will surely swallow him whole.
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"It is simply unacceptable for U.S. Navy ships to run aground or collide with other ships — and to have four such incidents in the span of seven months is truly alarming," McCain said in opening remarks during a committee hearing to address four ship accidents this year.
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One reason among many that Obamacare repeal has run aground is that the deficit picture doesn't look as dire as it did when the health care law was passed — and Obamacare itself is not driving the kind of spending surge that many of its critics (myself included) feared.
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He had run aground in a city in which, on top of it all, each night, at nine on the dot, cannon fire roared without any declaration of war or city gates to close, and where, in good times and bad, you always, always heard music, and not just that, singing.
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The lineup, which also included Teixeira at designated hitter, was an acknowledgment by Girardi that he must make more liberal use of his bench than he did last season when the Yankees, who fielded the oldest opening day lineup in baseball, saw their offense run aground in the final six weeks.
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Conceived by Asmund Havsteen-Mikkelsen for the Vejle Art Museum's Floating Art Festival, Havsteen-Mikkelsen says his work is a commentary on his disillusionment with the current political climate: When, at Floating Art, I let Villa Savoye "run aground" in Vejle Fjord, it is a comment on the state of modernity today.
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While the boomlet after the confirmation of Brett KavanaughBrett Michael KavanaughThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Lewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Cook Political Report moves Susan Collins Senate race to 'toss up' MORE may have saved the Republican majority in the Senate, it may have run aground in the House battlegrounds.
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ZURICH/BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Switzerland's drive to clinch a sweeping treaty putting its ties with the European Union on firmer footing has run aground as mainstream conservative parties get cold feet ahead of Britain's divorce talks with the EU. A new treaty could clear the way for closer ties in fields including financial services and power markets, but fear that any deal might upset Swiss voters under the country's system of direct democracy has put the project on hold.
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