Document:

Offer Letter - Dr. Wupen Yuen

 Exhibit 10.19 

 

 

 2911 Zanker Drive 

San Jose, CA 95134 USA 

Tel: 408-232-9200 

Fax: 408-456-2971 

January 2, 2005 

Dr. Wupen Yuen 

[address] 
 Palo
Alto, CA 
 Dear Wupen, 

On behalf of the shareholders of NeoPhotonics Corporation, I am pleased to have extended to you an offer to join our company as Director of Business
Development. We anxiously hope that you will join NeoPhotonics immediately in this role, and we look forward to your contribution to the company and the mutual opportunity this affords to you and to us. 

Terms of your job offer are as outlined in my offer letter dated 30 December, 2004. In addition, two additional provisions of your
offer are contained in this side letter as follows: 
  

	
¡	 In your role as Director of Business Development, you will actively and aggressively pursue new
arenas for business growth, notably involving our strategic partnership in China. Such a partnership will be pursued in order to accelerate growth, leverage existing technical and manufacturing assets and to provide an accretive contribution to
company profitability. For the first deal you champion that is completed in 2005 and for which financial results are accretive, you will receive a minimum cash bonus of $10,000. Such bonus would be separate from any bonus paid as part of a general
bonus plan, and is not instead of a general bonus plan. This term is intended to benefit you specifically for the work you undertake and to increase the expected “take home” compensation during your first year at
NeoPhotonics. 

  

	
¡	 We recognize that your principle contributions to NeoPhotonics are expected to be in the areas of active component business and technology, and that
such contributions are significantly dependent upon the successful completion of a pending M&A transaction with our China strategic partner. Further, we acknowledge that an M&A transaction is inherently uncertain until fully consummated. In
recognition of your willingness to shoulder that risk and work with NeoPhotonics to both consummate the pending transaction and develop further business, we are simultaneously providing you with an enhanced severance option as described below.

 In the event that the pending “Project Tai” transaction is not consummated by
June 30, 2005, and your employment with NeoPhotonics is terminated voluntarily or involuntarily without Cause during calendar year 2005, you will be afforded salary and related pay-based benefits for a period of four (4) pay periods
totaling eight weeks following the time of notice of termination (voluntarily or involuntarily). The amount of such severance compensation is expected to be approximately $25,000, as determined by the rate of base pay spanning four pay periods.

 

 

  
  

 Following calendar year 2005 or following consummation of the Project
Tai transaction, the specific agreements above regarding termination lapse and you will be accorded the same severance benefits as other employees of comparable level and tenure. 

Again, we are very excited about the prospect of you joining the NeoPhotonics team and we look forward to your joining us. I personally
look forward to your positive acceptance of our offer. 
  

	
	 Yours very sincerely,

	NeoPhotonics Corporation
	
	 /S/  Timothy S. Jenks

	
	 Timothy S. Jenks

	 President & CEO

 

 

 2911 Zanker Drive 

San Jose, CA 95134 USA 

Tel: 408-232-9200 

Fax: 408-456-2971 

December 30, 2004 

Dr. Wupen Yuen 
 [address] 

Palo Alto, CA 
 Dear Wupen, 

On behalf of the shareholders of NeoPhotonics Corporation, I am pleased to extend to you this offer to join our company. NeoPhotonics holds core
technologies that are enabling us to build a truly innovative and remarkable business and your role will be a critical one in insuring its success. 

This letter is a formal offer to you to join NeoPhotonics Corporation as Director of Business Development. You will report primarily to Paul Schroeter,
SVP of Engineering & Operations, with collateral reporting to me as CEO and to Ping Xie for technology development. 
 In this role,
you will work with strategic partners and new customers building new business avenues for NeoPhotonics and its strategic partners, both in existing product arenas and in new directions. As such, you can provide critical insight to guide engineering
and marketing strategies, product development plans and business forecasts. We envision three specific areas of responsibility: 
  

	
¡	 Technical projects and product development actions. In this role, your technical
experience and knowledge will apply directly to the company’s execution in new product development. This will likely transcend both NeoPhotonics’ internal organization and strategic partners. Contributions to existing projects as well as
leadership of new projects are expected. 

  

	¡
	 New business pursuits, especially in active components. In this role, three specific contributions are envisioned: (1) Expanding the
company’s business opportunities for active components and integration of such devices into new devices. LX4 would be one such example. (2) Relationships with other companies for OEM manufacturing. Utilizing manufacturing capability and
capacity or NeoPhotonics and its partners can be leveraged in building ties to other key component supplies. (3) Actions to deliver value from active component technology and capability acquired from the company you founded and grew to
significant prominence, Bandwidth 9, Inc. 

  

	¡
	 Technical and new business liaison with strategic partners, notably in China. Your involvement and engagement with Chinese partners and
related development actions will be key to maximizing company growth, minimizing costs and leveraging key capabilities broadly. We expect this to include ongoing development and extension of the company’s product roadmap and strategy, notably
for active components. 

 

 

  
  

 It is expected that each of your responsibilities may require significant travel, plus direct interface
with partners and customers around the world at the highest possible levels. Of course, responsibilities and breadth of your assignment will positively reflect both your own initiative and the company’s needs. 

As Director of Business Development, your reporting is intended to facilitate your effective and efficient contributions to the company. We anticipate
that your immediate and significant contributions to the company will be primarily technical. These will likely derive from your understanding of market requirements in active components, and in strategic partner liaisons, notably in China. Because
these actions are primarily in engineering and operations functions, your primary reporting is to Paul Schroeter. However, a critical part of your role will be identifying new business venues for the company to accelerate sales growth, utilizing
every element of our collective capability from chip fabrication to passive and active components to broadband subsystems. It is our expectation that you will additionally examine new strategic partnering opportunities including OEM manufacturing,
corporate combinations and opportunistic technology and/or product acquisitions. For this aspect, you will have collateral reporting to me as CEO. 

Your salary will be $165,000 per year and will be reviewed and adjusted periodically depending upon your performance. You will also receive an incentive
stock option (ISO) to purchase 125,000 shares of common stock, vesting 25% on the date one year from the date on which you commence employment, and thereafter vesting 1/48 per month. Your stock grant is subject to Board approval. 

We look forward to a long, productive, and enjoyable working relationship. As an at-will employer, however, you have the right to terminate your
employment with NeoPhotonics at any time and for any reason whatsoever simply by notifying the Company. NeoPhotonics, likewise, has the same right. This at-will employment relationship cannot be changed except in a writing signed by the appropriate
Company officer. 
 The details of our benefit plans and our terms of employment are specified in our Employee Resource Manual, which is
available for your review at any time. As a NeoPhotonics employee, you will be expected to abide by Company rules and regulations and acknowledge in writing that you have read the Company’s Employee Resource Manual. As an employee of the
Company, you agree that you will not bring onto Company premises any unpublished documents or property belonging to any former employer or other person to whom you have an obligation of confidentiality. 

As an employee of NeoPhotonics, you will be required to execute NeoPhotonics’ Proprietary Information Agreement. This letter will confirm your
representations to us that: 

 

 

  
  

	 	(i)	You are not a party to any employment agreement or other contract or arrangement that prohibits your full time employment with NeoPhotonics, 

	 	(ii)	You will not disclose any trade secret or confidential information to any third party to NeoPhotonics, and 

	 	(iii)	You do not know of any conflict that would restrict your employment with NeoPhotonics. 

We are very excited about the prospect of you joining the NeoPhotonics team and we look forward to a long and rewarding relationship. Wupen, we are
convinced that your experience, professional knowledge, talents, skills and energy are an excellent match with NeoPhotonics. I believe that NeoPhotonics offers you a unique, challenging and potentially rewarding opportunity for personal,
intellectual and professional growth. We look forward to your positive acceptance of this offer. 
  

	
	 Yours very sincerely,

	NeoPhotonics Corporation
	
	 /s/ TS Jenks

	
	 Timothy S. Jenks

	 President & CEO

  

									
	 	 	 	 	 
	 	 	     /s/ Wupen Yuen
	 		 	
        January 4,
2005
	 	 
	 	 	       Accepted: Wupen Yuen
	 		 	 Anticipated date to begin employment
	 	 
	 				 
	 	 	         January 2, 2005
	 		 		 	 
	 	 	
                    DateOffer Letter - Chi Yue "Raymond" Cheung

 Exhibit 10.20 
  

					
	

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	 Employer:
	  	 (hereinafter referred to as

“Party A”)
	  	 Employee:
	  	 (hereinafter referred to as

“Party B”)

				
	 Name:
	  	 NeoPhotonics (China) Co.,

Ltd.
	  	 Name:
	  	 Cheung Chi Yue

				
	 Type of
 Ownership:

	  	 Sino-foreign joint venture
	  	 Sex:      M
	  	     Age:      40

				
	 Address:
	  	 NeoPhotonics Building,

12th South Keji Rd.,

High-Tech Industry Park, Shenzhen
	  	 Identity
 Card No,:

	  	 H0714306400

				
	 Legal

Representative:
	  	 Timothy S. Jenks
	  	 Present
 Home

 Address:
	  	 12A, Block 5, Gao Shan Gong

Ye
8th Road,
Shenzhen

	 Telephone No.:
	  	 0755-26748225
	  	 Place of

Household

Registration:
	  	 Hong Kong

 Pursuant to the
Labour Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Labour Contract Law of the People’s Republic of China, the Regulations of Shenzhen Special Economic Zone on Labour Contracts and other relevant laws and regulations,
this Contract is entered into by Party A and Party B who shall, in line with the principles of legality, fairness, equality and on a voluntary basis, reach unanimity through consultations and abide by the terms and conditions of this Contract.

 Type of Labour Contract, Duration and Probation Period 
  

					
	 Article 1
	  	 Both Party A and Party B agree that the type, duration and probation period in respect of this Contract shall be defined as item No. 1
below:
  

		  	 1.
	  	 This is a fixed-term Contract which shall remain in force from 14 August 2007 to 30 June 2012 with a probation period of     /
months.

	
	 Scope and Location of Work

		
	 Article 2
	  	 Party B agrees to take up the position of Vice President in accordance with the work requirements of Party A. The location of work shall be in the Shenzhen
Special Economic Zone. Nonetheless, Party B may be required, subject to work requirements, to go on business trips elsewhere in China or overseas. The specific scope of work and duties assumed by Party B should be determined by the provisions
regarding positions and duties as stipulated in the rules and regulations of Party A or otherwise agreed by both Parties.
  

Party A may, following consultation and agreement with Party B, make adjustments to the position, duties and work location of Party B in view of
its operational needs.

  

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	 Article 3
	  	 Party B shall, upon the request of Party A, complete the specified amount of work in a timely manner and meet the required standards of quality. During the
subsistence of the employment relationship between both Parties, Party B is not allowed to be employed by another employer or provide services to another employer for compensation without the written approval of Party A. Nor shall he be permitted to
engage in business activities by himself (except engaging in non-business investment activities such as purchasing of negotiable securities or investment funds during non- business hours).

	
	 Remuneration

		
	 Article 4
	  	 Party B is entitled to receive a remuneration commensurate with his normal attendance to his duties and his provision of normal labour services. Payment for
the post held by Party B shall be made in accordance with item No. 1. (All are pre-tax income, with RMB as the unit of currency.)

		
		  	 1.       Monthly pay: at RMB 100,000/month, and
$        /         month during probation.

		
		  	 Party A is entitled (but not required) to increase the remuneration of Party B according to its normal salary increment mechanism. In the event that the
position of Party B is altered upon mutual consent, Party A is entitled to adjust the remuneration of Party B according to the salary scale for the position.

		
		  	 Party A is entitled, on behalf of Party B, to deduct directly from the remuneration receivable by Party B such amount of taxation, including personal income
tax and social insurance fees, for which Party B is liable.

		
	 Article 5
	  	 Party A shall pay Party B’s salary in the form of currency on a monthly basis. The
7th day of each month is designated, as a matter of principle, to be the date
when payment of salary for the previous month would be made, and in any case not later than the
15th day of the month under special circumstances.

		
	 Article 6
	  	 In the case that Party A arranges for Party B to extend the working hours or work on rest days or statutory holidays, it shall arrange for Party B to take
time off in lieu or pay the corresponding remuneration.

	
	 Working Hours and Rest Days, Holidays

		
	 Article 7
	  	 Party A implements a working hour system of 8 hours per day, 40 hours per week and shall make reasonable arrangement for Party B to take rest or leave in
accordance with the relevant laws and regulations and company policy. Party B’s actual starting and ending times each day shall be in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations and subject to the specific arrangements of Party
A.

  

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	 Article 8
	  	 In the case that Party A arranges for Party B to extend working hours or work overtime during festivals or statutory holidays, Party B shall conform to the uniform
working arrangements of Party A. In order to safeguard the lawful interests of Party B, overtime payments shall be made by Party A according to the stipulations of relevant laws and regulations.

		
	 Article 9
	  	 Party B shall seek the approval of Party A before he proceeds to work overtime, otherwise he shall not be deemed to have worked overtime. Nor shall he be entitled to
receive any remuneration for working such overtime.

		
	 Article 10
	  	 Party B is entitled to holidays such as statutory holidays, annual leave, marriage leave, maternity leave and funeral leave.

	
	 Labour Protection, Conditions of Work and Protection From Occupational Hazards

		
	 Article 11
	  	 Party A shall provide Party B with the conditions of work, safety and hygienic environment which are in compliance with the
labour protection requirements of the nation, province and municipality. Party B shall strictly abide by the requirements and wear labour protective equipment and take all required labour protective measures in cooperation with Party A.

 
 Pursuant to the relevant requirements of the nation, province and
municipality, Party A shall properly carry out all required special protective measures for female staff and juvenile labourers.

		
	 Article 12
	  	 With respect to positions which may be subject to occupational hazards, Party A shall be obligated to inform Party B in accordance with the law to take preventive
measures against occupational hazards during the course of work. Party B shall strictly abide by the relevant operational procedures and safety regulations, and properly take the preventive measures against occupational hazards in cooperation with
Party A.

		
	 Article 13
	  	 Party A shall conduct mandatory education and training courses on occupational skills, safety and hygiene, rules and regulations for Party B, who shall earnestly take
part in the various education and training courses organized by Party A as required.

	
	 Social Insurance

		
	 Article 14
	  	 In accordance with the relevant stipulations of the nation, province and Shenzhen municipality, both Party A and Party B shall take out social insurance and pay social
insurance fee.

  

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 Labour Discipline 

 

			
	 Article 15
	  	 Party B shall take the initiative to observe the laws, rules, regulations, regulatory documents and code of ethics of the nation, province and municipality which are in
effect at that time, and actively protect the reputation and interests of Party A. Party A is entitled to check and supervise Party B in relation to his performance and reward or discipline him according to the relevant
provisions.

		
	 Article 16
	  	 Party A shall establish and optimize various rules and regulations according to law. Party A shall notify the employees promptly, by way of public notice or verbally,
of the rules and regulations, as formulated and amended, which shall be observed by Party B accordingly.

		
	 Article 17
	  	 Without the written approval of Party A, Party B is prohibited from engaging in any secondary occupation or activity which is
in conflict with the interests of Party A.
  
 In view of
the need to protect the trade secrets and intellectual property rights of Party A, Party A may, during the subsistence of the labour contract or at the time of rescission or termination of the labour contract, require Party B to execute a
non-competition agreement and reach an agreement that Party B shall, upon the rescission or termination of labour contract, perform non-competition obligations during the non-competition period as agreed.

		
	 Article 18
	  	 Party B shall strictly keep the trade secrets of Party A confidential and respects the intellectual property rights of Party A.
Furthermore, Party B shall comply with any written or non-written rules, regulations and requirements regarding confidentiality and maintain the confidentiality of all information in his possession. Also, the confidentiality obligations shall not be
relieved or reduced notwithstanding the rescission or termination of the employment relationship between Party A and Party B. With respect to the trade secrets of Party A or those confidentiality matters or information of any third party which Party
A undertakes to assume confidentiality obligation, if they come to the knowledge of or are accessible to Party B during the course of his employment, Party B shall be obliged to maintain confidentiality until Party A announces the discharge of
secrets or the confidential information has fallen into public domain (except the information which is publicized due to unauthorized leakage or disclosure of confidential information on the part of Party B). Party A may, subject to work
requirements, negotiate and enter into a confidentiality agreement with Party B, who shall strictly abide by the confidentiality agreement so executed.

Both Party A and Party B acknowledge that it is fundamentally ethical for Party B to observe the trade secrets of Party A and pay respect to the
intellectual property rights of Party A. Should Party B be found to be in breach of the confidentiality provisions, it would constitute a material breach of rules and regulations of the employer and the losses arisen thereof shall be compensated to
Party A (including direct loss, indirect loss, actual loss and anticipated loss of gains).

  

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		  	 At the same time, Party B acknowledges that at the time of Party A making payment of salary to Party B, adequate consideration had been given to the
confidentiality obligation of Party B both in the course of employment of Party B and after Party B had left office. As the confidentiality fee has already been included in the wage paid to Party B by Party A, a further confidentiality fee is not
required to be paid to Party B during the course of employment or at the cessation of employment or subsequent to his leaving office.

		
	 Article 19
	  	 In the event of violation of labour discipline and rules and regulations on the part of Party B, Party A is entitled to, according to the requirements of
the nation, province and municipality and the rules and regulations of the Company, impose disciplinary actions against Party B and/or financial penalties as necessary and even rescind the Contract.

	
	 Rescission and Termination of Labour Contracts

		
	 Article 20
	  	 The rescission of the labour contract means that for some particular reasons, a legal act of early termination of employment is carried out by one or both
parties to the labour contract during the period after the contract is entered into and prior to its complete fulfillment.

		
	 Article 21
	  	 Both Party A and Party B are entitled to rescind the labour contract on the basis of the requirements of laws, rules and regulations of the nation, province
and municipality which are in effect and applicable to both Party A and Party B. Where any Party rescinds the labour contract in violation of the regulations, it shall make economic compensation to the other party and assume liability for damages.

		
	 Article 22
	  	 If any one of the following circumstances happens to Party B, Party A may rescind this Contract without the necessity to make any payment to Party B in lieu
of notice and/or economic compensation:

			
		  	 1.
	  	 When during the probation period he has demonstrated himself to be incapable of meeting the criteria for employment;

		  	 2.
	  	 When he commits a material breach of the rules or regulations of Party A;

		  	 3.
	  	 When he causes great losses to Party A due to serious dereliction of duties or engagement in malpractice for selfish ends;

		  	 4.
	  	 When Party B simultaneously enters an employment relationship with another employer and thus seriously affects his completion of the tasks assigned by the Company, or
Party B refuses to rectify the situation after Party A has raised the issue;

		  	 5.
	  	 When Party B, by means of deception or coercion or by taking advantage of Party A’s difficulties, forces Party A to conclude or change the labour contract against
Party A’s true will, which shall render the labour contract invalid;

  

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		  	 6.
	  	 When he is under investigation for criminal liability according to law.

		
		  	 Both Party A and Party B confirm that, if party B is found to be in breach of the relevant regulations of the nation, province, municipality and the rules and
regulations of Party A which results in Party B being subject to disciplinary action or punishment, such as expulsion, removal, dismissal or rescission of labour contract, all of them constitute a material breach of the rules or regulations of Party
A as mentioned in item No.2 above.

		
	 Article 23
	  	 This labour contract will terminate on the occurrence of any one of the following circumstances:

			
		  	 1.
	  	 The expiration of the term of the Contract;

		  	 2.
	  	 Party B starts to enjoy basic retirement pension according to relevant laws and regulations;

		  	 3.
	  	 Party B dies or has been announced as dead or missing by the People’s Court;

		  	 4.
	  	 Party A has been declared bankrupt by law;

		  	 5.
	  	 The business license of Party A has been revoked, Party A has been ordered to shut down or Party A decides to dissolve prematurely;

		  	 6.
	  	 Other circumstances as set forth in laws or administrative regulations.

		
		  	 Both Party A and party B agree that if Party B is still working for Party A upon the expiration of the term of employment under this Contract and there still
exists an employment relationship between them, before both parties renew the labour contract or inform the other Party about the rescission of the employment relationship, this Contract shall remain valid for both Parties except for the
determination of the term of the contract,.

		
	 Article 24
	  	 In the event of rescission and termination of this Contract by both Party A and Party B, Party B shall, subject to mutual agreement or the rules and
regulations of Party A, go through the handover process. Party A shall also issue a certificate in writing to Party B according to law and undergo the formalities of transfer of files and social insurance relationship on behalf of Party
B.

	
	 Default Liability

		
	 Article 25
	  	 If either Party A or Party B is in breach of contractual provisions and causes the other party to suffer from damages, the party in default shall assume
liability for damages in accordance with the laws, rules and regulations of the nation, province and municipality.

  

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	 Article 26
	  	 Furthermore, the Parties agree that the following events shall be deemed to have constituted a default:

			
		  	 1.
	  	 Prior to the signing of the labour contract, Party B is obligated to be truthful with respect to providing basic information directly related to the labour contract and
answering enquiries raised by Party A. Once it is found that the personal data and information furnished by Party B in relation to the position applied for is inconsistent with the truth, this can be treated by Party A as proof of Party B’s
inability to meet the criteria for employment and Party A shall henceforth terminate probation and rescind the Contract;

		  	 2.
	  	 If Party B rescinds the labour contract during the term of the contract, he should do so by giving 30 days’ written notice in advance according to law, failing
which Party B shall make compensation to Party A for all losses arising therefrom (those losses include but are not limited to the direct and indirect losses caused by the inconvenience brought to the operation and management of Party A as a result
of the sudden departure of Party B, as well as various recruitment and training costs associated with the engagement of another staff in replacement of Party B on ad hoc basis. If the loss is relatively difficult to calculate, one month’s
salary should be paid to Party A as compensation (meaning the average monthly salary of Party B in the 12 months preceding the cessation of employment).

	
	Other Matters Agreed by Both Parties
		
	 Article 27
	  	 The rules and regulations of Party A (including but not limited to the Staff Handbook, Job Duties and Safety Standards) and training service agreement,
confidentiality agreement and other agreements or documents in connection with the labour contract executed or reached in between Party A and Party B during the subsistence of employment relationship constitute the major appendices to this Contract
and shall have same effect as this Contract.

		
	 Article 28
	  	 Party B confirms that at the time of hiring Party B, Party A had already advised Party B of the scope of work, working conditions, location of work,
occupational hazards, safety production conditions, remuneration and other matters which Party B had requested to gain an understanding.

		
	 Article 29
	  	 Any matter not covered in this Contract and any discrepancy between the contract provisions and existing laws and regulations shall be dealt with in
accordance with existing laws and regulations.

	
	Dispute Resolution
		
	 Article 30
	  	 Any dispute or labour dispute arising out of the Contract shall be resolved first through friendly consultations between the Parties. In the event that no
agreement can be reached after consultation, both Parties shall apply for arbitration at the Labour Dispute Arbitration Committee of the place where Party A is located. Where there is no disagreement with the arbitration ruling, both Parties must
abide by it. Where there is an objection to the arbitration ruling, an action may be brought to the People’s Court of the place where Party A is located.

 

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	By-Laws
		
	 Article 31
	  	 This Contract in duplicates, one copy held by each Party, shall take effect after both parties’ signing (or placing company chop).

 

									
	 Chop of Party A:
	 		  	 NeoPhotonics

(China) Co., Ltd.
 (Company
Chop)
	  	 Signature of Party B:
	  	 (Signed) (illegible)

	  
 Seal of

Representative:
	 		  	 Timothy Storrs 

Jenks (seal)         
	  	 Fingerprint of Party B:
	  	 (fingerprint)

					
	Date of contract:	 		  	2007.8.14	  		  	

  

					
	 I have collected a copy of each of the
following materials:
  
	 	
	 1.
	    	 Labour Contract
	 	
	  
 2.

	    	  
 Agreement on
Keeping Confidentiality of Trade Secrets and
 Ownership of Intellectual Property Rights

 
	 	
	 Sign to Acknowledge Receipt:
                         Date: 2007.8.14 

 
	 	

  

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