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In reply to Assassin • 6:47a, 2/20/25
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These women are totally stupid! They are like Queers for Palestine. All because of brainless TDS.
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In reply to boognish_bear • 6:50a, 2/20/25
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When was the last time Zelensky allowed the people to vote their approval or disapproval? Approval rates are meaningless without fair elections and when opposing viewpoints are silenced and opposing parties are suppressed. Obviously, these are characteristics of a dictatorship.
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In reply to Assassin • 6:51a, 2/20/25
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That might be a federal crime. How incredibly stupid can one be?!!!
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In reply to 4th and Inches • 6:56a, 2/20/25
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Assassin said:
KaiBear said:
Assassin said:
Colossal bimbo.
Hopefully the new Secret Service tracks her down, cuffs her, sends her to prison. See if any of those guys write her naughty letters...
send her to prison for what?

I dont like what she said in any way but she is just expressing her constitutionally protected first amendment right

Free speech has limits: inciting a riot, threatening to kill someone, promoting assassination, shouting "fire" in a crowded theater, etc. Congress and the courts have imposed reasonable standards of what speech crosses the line.
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In reply to historian • 7:00a, 2/20/25
historian said:
Assassin said:

These women are totally stupid! They are like Queers for Palestine. All because of brainless TDS.


She acts like Trump should be scared of Cartel as if they have warships and fighter jets
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 7:46a, 2/20/25
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boognish_bear said:


While they do that they should also shrink the size of DC

It's bigger than it needs to be and should only the areas around the National mall of key government buildings




The geographic boundaries of Washington DC are clearly defined and have worked for over 200 years. There is no need to change that. The question is about the government of the city. Should all the decisions continue to be made by the locally elected representatives or should all decisions be made by congress? The local govt has been solid Democrat for decades but that should not be an issue. More important, they have been incredibly corrupt & incompetent for decades. I'd like to say that is a common characteristic among Dems, as recent events seem to attest, but the reality is that those are traits of any politicians with a solid lock on power and little effective opposition. For decades the GOP had basically zero chance of winning any electoral victories in the city. It's a one party dictatorship in the nation's Capital. For example, in 1984 Ronald Reagan won of the biggest landslide victories in history. In the electoral college he won every state except Walter Mondale's Minnesota (which Mondale barely won) and DC.

I'm not sure I like the idea of a federal takeover but it bears some consideration.
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 7:48a, 2/20/25
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ScottS said:
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Married A Horn said:
Pence needs to be ignored. On here and everywhere. He is irrelevant and neither side cares what he says. The left will only act like what he says is good so they can say 'look, even conservative republicans agree with us.'

Bye Felicia.


It reminds me of when the Left was saying "Republicans like Liz Cheney support Kamala!"

But we saw Republicans don't support Liz Cheney. She got her a handed to her in the Wyoming primary. I think to the tune of 70-30.


Republican voters hate Bush-Cheney types

The GOP donor class loves them

That is a key conflict area inside the party

The RINO's are not really republicans and cannot get votes now, for the most part. They are as relevant as their poster girl, Liz Cheney.

Their remaining power is concentrated amongst a few dinosaur senators who are unpopular now. Hopefully McConnell, Cornyn, Graham, etc will soon be gone.
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In reply to historian • 7:54a, 2/20/25
historian said:
Redbrickbear said:
ScottS said:
BigGameBaylorBear said:
Married A Horn said:
Pence needs to be ignored. On here and everywhere. He is irrelevant and neither side cares what he says. The left will only act like what he says is good so they can say 'look, even conservative republicans agree with us.'

Bye Felicia.


It reminds me of when the Left was saying "Republicans like Liz Cheney support Kamala!"

But we saw Republicans don't support Liz Cheney. She got her a handed to her in the Wyoming primary. I think to the tune of 70-30.


Republican voters hate Bush-Cheney types

The GOP donor class loves them

That is a key conflict area inside the party

The RINO's are not really republicans and cannot get votes now, for the most part. They are as relevant as their poster girl, Liz Cheney.

Their remaining power is concentrated amongst a few dinosaur senators who are unpopular now. Hopefully McConnell, Cornyn, Graham, etc will soon be gone.


Been trying to primary Cornyn since I could vote it seems like. Maybe we pull it off next time.
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In reply to Jacques Strap • 8:10a, 2/20/25
One of the heroes was rewarded for doing his job properly. No doubt there are lots of people in the bureaucracy like him. Hopefully, they can be found and elevated in a similar fashion while getting rid of the riff raff.
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In reply to ScottS • 8:45a, 2/20/25
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Osodecentx said:
BearFan33 said:
boognish_bear said:
Pence had his chance to be relevant. I don't care who started it. Ending it would be nice for the people, but most importantly our funding of this war is over. If Europe wants to keep shoveling money into the corrupt Ukraine machine, then they can have at it. If Putin attacks a NATO country, we will live up to our obligations but the money laundering mechanism known as the Ukranine conflict is over for the USA.


Pence is right

You would never vote for Pence.

That doesn't make him wrong
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In reply to ScottS • 8:46a, 2/20/25
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Osodecentx said:
BearFan33 said:
boognish_bear said:
Pence had his chance to be relevant. I don't care who started it. Ending it would be nice for the people, but most importantly our funding of this war is over. If Europe wants to keep shoveling money into the corrupt Ukraine machine, then they can have at it. If Putin attacks a NATO country, we will live up to our obligations but the money laundering mechanism known as the Ukranine conflict is over for the USA.


Pence is right

You would never vote for Pence.
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Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
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In reply to Osodecentx • 9:23a, 2/20/25
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Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
one was voted in by the Russian people and one has cancelled elections and is silencing the opposition to his maintaining presidency in Ukraine
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In reply to 4th and Inches • 9:25a, 2/20/25
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Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
one was voted in by the Russian people and one has cancelled elections and is silencing the opposition to his maintaining presidency in Ukraine


Ukraine: the United States' largest European money laundering establishment.
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In reply to 4th and Inches • 9:43a, 2/20/25
4th and Inches said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
one was voted in by the Russian people and one has cancelled elections and is silencing the opposition to his maintaining presidency in Ukraine

Putin keeps winning re-election but those elections are rigged. Also, journalists and others who publicly criticize him keep dying in mysterious ways. They are often Epsteined.

For many Americans, it's a fight that doesn't concern us much & we have had enough of our tax dollars wasted in the Biden money laundering scam.


“Incline my heart to your testimonies, and not to selfish gain!”
Psalm 119:36
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In reply to Osodecentx • 10:58a, 2/20/25
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Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
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In reply to Married A Horn • 10:59a, 2/20/25
Married A Horn said:
4th and Inches said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
one was voted in by the Russian people and one has cancelled elections and is silencing the opposition to his maintaining presidency in Ukraine


Ukraine: the United States' largest European money laundering establishment.

It used to be that fake little Muslim micro state Kosovo

Now they have moved on to bigger things
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In reply to boognish_bear • 10:59a, 2/20/25
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Incredibly important to the American people and definitely needed federal involvement…
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In reply to historian • 11:02a, 2/20/25
historian said:
Redbrickbear said:
boognish_bear said:


While they do that they should also shrink the size of DC

It's bigger than it needs to be and should only the areas around the National mall of key government buildings




The geographic boundaries of Washington DC are clearly defined and have worked for over 200 years. There is no need to change that.

If Liberals keep demanding Statehood for DC (a place that votes 93% of the Democratic party) then yes I think shrinking the place down should be on the table.

Let 80% of it go to Maryland (already a blue state) and let the rest be run directly by Congress

We don't need a special Federal administrative territory that has 700k people

It could be just 20K
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 11:06a, 2/20/25
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…
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In reply to ATL Bear • 11:16a, 2/20/25
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine.

I would love to hear your conspiracy theory about what Trump would even get from being "Putin's boy"

We know what the liberal DC political class gets from proxy war with Russia (making billions in kickbacks and slush fund side deals in a very corrupt country)

So far Trump has gotten nothing but a headache trying to negotiate peace in Eastern Europe

Had he not won this election he would have ended up in prison and broke.
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In reply to Osodecentx • 11:24a, 2/20/25
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
Which other 'president ' in the entire world 'can't find' 100 BILLION dollars US taxpayers gave him ?


Exactly why are we to be continually obligated to provide BILLIONS of dollars to other countries when we have to BORROW the cash first ?
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In reply to ATL Bear • 11:52a, 2/20/25
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…


as President Trump has cozied up to Mr. Putin and moved to normalize relations with Russia, Republicans who once vowed to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty have stayed silent or moderated their tone.
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In reply to 4th and Inches • 11:54a, 2/20/25
4th and Inches said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'
one was voted in by the Russian people and one has cancelled elections and is silencing the opposition to his maintaining presidency in Ukraine


Do you believe Ukraine invaded Russia?
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In reply to Osodecentx • 11:56a, 2/20/25
Osodecentx said:
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…


as President Trump has cozied up to Mr. Putin and moved to normalize relations with Russia, Republicans who once vowed to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty have stayed silent or moderated their tone.

Russia isn't the good guys. Neither is Ukraine but I have a hell of a lot of respect for Zelensky fighting for his country. I would prefer not to cozy up to either and I definitely don't like the way we are treating Putin right now.

I have serious doubts Russia stops at Ukraine. If they were anywhere near the power they were 40 years ago I would be 100% certain they won't stop. These days I just don't think they are really able to fight much longer/further.

The impending demographic collapse in Russia and China will reshape geopolitics and possibly within our lifetimes.
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In reply to nein51 • 12:08p, 2/20/25
nein51 said:
Osodecentx said:
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…


as President Trump has cozied up to Mr. Putin and moved to normalize relations with Russia, Republicans who once vowed to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty have stayed silent or moderated their tone.

Russia isn't the good guys. Neither is Ukraine but I have a hell of a lot of respect for Zelensky fighting for his country. I would prefer not to cozy up to either and I definitely don't like the way we are treating Putin right now.

I have serious doubts Russia stops at Ukraine. If they were anywhere near the power they were 40 years ago I would be 100% certain they won't stop. These days I just don't think they are really able to fight much longer/further.

The impending demographic collapse in Russia and China will reshape geopolitics and possibly within our lifetimes.
I am not sure we are seeing their "capabilities". It looks to me that this is similar to Germany in Spain, testing equipment, hardening troops and identifying leaders. One thing I think Russia is doing Germany didn't, is integrating their allies into the effort. They now have experience working with North Korea, Iran and China in actual combat situations. I have noticed a difference in the battle tactics and how they operate.

Sorry, based on the size and weapon systems that Russia has I find it hard to believe that they can't knock Ukraine out.
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In reply to FLBear5630 • 12:20p, 2/20/25
FLBear5630 said:
nein51 said:
Osodecentx said:
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…


as President Trump has cozied up to Mr. Putin and moved to normalize relations with Russia, Republicans who once vowed to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty have stayed silent or moderated their tone.

Russia isn't the good guys. Neither is Ukraine but I have a hell of a lot of respect for Zelensky fighting for his country. I would prefer not to cozy up to either and I definitely don't like the way we are treating Putin right now.

I have serious doubts Russia stops at Ukraine. If they were anywhere near the power they were 40 years ago I would be 100% certain they won't stop. These days I just don't think they are really able to fight much longer/further.

The impending demographic collapse in Russia and China will reshape geopolitics and possibly within our lifetimes.
I am not sure we are seeing their "capabilities". It looks to me that this is similar to Germany in Spain, testing equipment, hardening troops and identifying leaders. One thing I think Russia is doing Germany didn't, is integrating their allies into the effort. They now have experience working with North Korea, Iran and China in actual combat situations. I have noticed a difference in the battle tactics and how they operate.

Sorry, based on the size and weapon systems that Russia has I find it hard to believe that they can't knock Ukraine out.

If they could they would have done so already. They just aren't the threat they used to be and this war has cost them dearly in personnel and materiel.
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In reply to nein51 • 12:22p, 2/20/25
nein51 said:
FLBear5630 said:
nein51 said:
Osodecentx said:
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine. This is part of the bend over for Vlad that's been oozing out of this admin.

No, but I'm sure in time it's going to be much different than what has been floated publicly. We just need to give him time…


as President Trump has cozied up to Mr. Putin and moved to normalize relations with Russia, Republicans who once vowed to uphold Ukraine's sovereignty have stayed silent or moderated their tone.

Russia isn't the good guys. Neither is Ukraine but I have a hell of a lot of respect for Zelensky fighting for his country. I would prefer not to cozy up to either and I definitely don't like the way we are treating Putin right now.

I have serious doubts Russia stops at Ukraine. If they were anywhere near the power they were 40 years ago I would be 100% certain they won't stop. These days I just don't think they are really able to fight much longer/further.

The impending demographic collapse in Russia and China will reshape geopolitics and possibly within our lifetimes.
I am not sure we are seeing their "capabilities". It looks to me that this is similar to Germany in Spain, testing equipment, hardening troops and identifying leaders. One thing I think Russia is doing Germany didn't, is integrating their allies into the effort. They now have experience working with North Korea, Iran and China in actual combat situations. I have noticed a difference in the battle tactics and how they operate.

Sorry, based on the size and weapon systems that Russia has I find it hard to believe that they can't knock Ukraine out.

If they could they would have done so already. They just aren't the threat they used to be and this war has cost them dearly in personnel and materiel.
I hope you are right. As it sits, they are leaving the war with more territory and the most seasoned, well equipped Army in Europe. No one has the experience and battle hardiness the Russian's gained over the past 3 years.
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Did Kash get in? Is that happening today?
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In reply to Redbrickbear • 1:19p, 2/20/25
Redbrickbear said:
ATL Bear said:
Redbrickbear said:
Osodecentx said:
Trump's Revealing Choice of Which Foreign Leader Gets Denounced as a 'Dictator'

Because Trump likes to shine a light on things the Media-DC-Academia don't like to talk about

We all know Putin is a dictator (rigged elections and all)

But no one likes to point out that Zelensky is not holding elections and censoring all Media inside Ukraine
Trump's just running front for his boy Putin who's been wanting him gone for a long time. Let's not pretend he's worried about democracy in Ukraine.

I would love to hear your conspiracy theory about what Trump would even get from being "Putin's boy"

We know what the liberal DC political class gets from proxy war with Russia (making billions in kickbacks and slush fund side deals in a very corrupt country)

So far Trump has gotten nothing but a headache trying to negotiate peace in Eastern Europe

Had he not won this election he would have ended up in prison and broke.
It's not a conspiracy when you say it out loud. He simply likes Putin and Russia more than Europe and other allies. Maybe he wants to hang a big failure on Biden too. There's a myriad of political scores he's settling and maybe this is his big FU to all those who questioned him the last time. Whether there's some broader malfeasance beyond the narcissistic satisfaction of pissing off his political enemies, I have no idea. But what he's been doing defies any logic of geostrategic American interests. I mean he's talking about drill baby drill now…in Russia.

But listen. Just to show I'm not irrational, if there's a peace deal that looks better than what's been floated, and these "concessions" helped get it there, I'll happily eat crow and say he played a different type of chess. But so far we've talked about giving the moon to Russia while there hasn't even been a ceasefire. This might turn out to be the real Russia hoax.
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In reply to BearFan33 • 1:19p, 2/20/25
BearFan33 said:
Did Kash get in? Is that happening today?
vote in progress...........

- el KKM

D!

{ sipping coffee }

projected 51-49 aye.

maybe even 52-48.

Go Kash Go!!

Go Bears!
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