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Gaesa

You may be looking for the Star Trek: TOS novel, Gsazara.
Gaesa is a gen 180-page novel written and illustrated by Zaquia Tarhuntassa. It is the sequel to Scryer.
==Gallery==
File:gaesafrontispiece.jpg|frontispiece
File:gaesaflyer.jpg|a flyer from a 1991 issue of Comlink
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==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Novel Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Gafiate

Gafiate is an initialism, made from Getting Away From It All, that media fandom took from science fiction fandom. At first it meant escaping from the mundane world via fanac, but now it means leaving fandom and fannish activity. When a fan says they're gafiating, they mean they're no longer playing fannishly. Thankfully some fans come back from gafiating, reactivate their deleted LJ or rejoin their mailing lists, and come back and play.
Wikipedia:GAFIA accessed 2007/10/02
There also exists the (less common) Fell Away from It All (FAFIATE) that also refers to a fan who has turned her or his interest away from fandom.
If a fan leaves fandom not by choice it is sometimes referred to with the parallel Forced Away from It All. (the initialisms of the latter two however can be confusing)
==Additional Reading/Meta==
* "410 Gone": Infocide in Open Content Communities by Joseph Reagle, posted 5.2012, accessed 5.2012
* by aelfgifu (2005)
* by profshallowness (2005)
==References==
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Gag Manga Biyori

Gag Manga Biyori (ギャグマンガ日和, Gyagu Manga Biyori) is a comedy manga that began serialization in 2000. Some panels have become memes among Japanese fans.
==Fandom==
Gag Manga Biyori has thin continuity, but there is a recurring cast of characters. Most of them appear in set pairs, such as Ono no Imoko and Prince Shoutoku, who are fictionalized versions of the historical figures. The series has over 31 thousand works tagged on Pixiv, much of it BL. The tag also contains redraws of famous Gag Manga Biyori panels from many other fandoms.
==Links==
*Gag Manga Biyori on Pixiv
*Gag Manga Biyori tag for works targeted towards a female audience, often BL
*Main Gag Manga Biyori tag on Tegaki
*Another tag for the series used on Tegaki
*The tag for Baton drawings on Tegaki
*Fumuke tag on Tegaki
*A catalog of many Gag Manga Biyori doujinshi on The Doujinshi & Manga Lexicon
Category:Anime
Category:Manga
Category:2000 Memes
Gai x Kakashi

Gai x Kakashi is a pairing in Naruto fandom. Their dynamic is built on rivalry, mutual respect, and deep friendship. Despite their differences in personality, skills, and outlook on life, Kakashi and Gai’s bond plays an important role throughout the series. While Guy views Kakashi as a rival to surpass (he calls him his eternal rival), it’s clear that his rivalry is rooted in respect and admiration, not bitterness.
==History==
==Common Tropes in Fanworks==
==Example Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* the dew is never all dried at once by ohdeariemegoodness (2018)
===Fanart===
===Fanvids===
===Other Fanworks===
==Archives and Communities==
* Daily Kakagai at Twitter
* gaikaka at LiveJournal
* Kakagai events at Tumblr
==Other Fannish Resources==
* Hatake Kakashi/Maito Gai | Might Guy tag at Archive of Our Own
* [Gai M., Kakashi H.] pairing filter at FanFiction.Net
==References==
Category:Naruto Relationships
Category:Yaoi Pairings
Gaia Online

Gaia Online is/was a forum site with customizable avatars that reached the peak of its popularity in the late 2000s. The art style and aesthetic greatly appealed to western anime fans, especially at a time before the rise of modern social media platforms.
Outside of fandom/internet circles, the site is somewhat well-known for its in-game economy, which underwent several cycles of massive inflation and attempts to fix the issues stemming from it. 
*https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gaia_Online
*forums
*social network
*gaming elements
*anime
==History==
== Site Features ==
Users could earn a site currency, "Gold", by posting in the forums and browsing the site. The gold could be used to buy clothes and accessories for their avatar. Eventually, limited-edition items that required real money were introduced as well. 
During the early days of Gaia the site featured an art gallery where users could submit and vote on fanart, as well as a linklist with anime-related content.
==Community==
Forum RP was a big component of the site; many of the site's guilds are dedicated to specific roleplaying settings, using both original and fandom characters. 
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2003 Websites
Category:2000s Websites
Gail

See also Abigail.
Gail (also spelled Gale or Gayle) is a unisex given name and surname that may refer to:
==Fans==
As a given name:
*Gail Bennett, fan artist
*Gail Christison, fan writer
*Gail Lee, fan writer
*Gail Riordan, fan writer and artist
*Gale Dumont, fan writer
*Gale Good, fan writer and zine agent
*Gayle F, fan writer, artist, zine maker, and vidder
As a surname:
* Allora Gale, fan writer
* Charles Gale, fan writer
* Dorian Gale, fan writer
==Characters==
As a given name: 
* Gail Peck, a character from Rookie Blue
* Gayle, a character from Bob's Burgers
* Gale Boetticher, a recurring character on Breaking Bad
* Gale Dekarios, a character in Baldur's Gate
* Gale Hawthorne, a character in The Hunger Games
* Gale Weathers, from the Scream franchise
As a surname:
* Dorothy Gale, protagonist of The Wizard of Oz
Gail Adams

Gail Adams is a multifandom fanartist and fanwriter, who contributed to zines in the 1980s and 1990s. This included being an artist (and editor) of the Captain's Log newsletter, and for SPOCK fanzine, both publications for Austrek. She also attended many fan events dressed in costume.
==Example Fanfiction==
*The Ring of Tolath (Star Trek:TOS)
*Suspicious Allies (Star Trek:TOS)
*Savage Trade (Star Trek:TOS)
*Reluctant Heroes (Star Wars)
==Example Art Gallery==
File:Spock49-5.jpg|Art from Spock #49 (1990) (Star Trek:TOS)
File:Spock57-2.jpg|Art from Spock #57 (1990) (Star Trek:TNG)
File:Spock58-4.jpg|Art from Spock #58 (1990) (Star Trek:TOS)
==Photos Gallery==
File:Court Martial 7.jpg|Gail Adams at the Austrek Court Martial meeting 3 October 1987 (photo by Jan MacNally)
File:Bowling 150788 - 1.jpg|Gail at the Austrek Bowling Day on 15 July 1988 (photo by Jan MacNally)
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Category:Cosplayers
Gail Barton

Gail Barton is a multifandom fanartist.
==Gallery==
File:Eridani1art1.jpg|Interior art for Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Eridani1art2.jpg|Interior art for Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Vulcantril-1.jpg|Art for A Vulcan Trilogy from Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Vulcantril-2.jpg|Art for A Vulcan Trilogy from Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Vulcantril-3.jpg|Art for A Vulcan Trilogy from Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Vulcantril-4.jpg|Art for A Vulcan Trilogy from Eridani Triad #1 (1970)
File:Tneg10art3.jpg|Interior art for T-Negative #10 (1971)
File:Grup1inside2.jpg|Interior art of Vulcan Genitalia, Grup #1 (1972)
File:Grup1inside3.jpg|Interior art of Vulcan Genitalia, Grup #1 (1972)
File:Eridani3art4.jpg|Interior art of page from the Tiptree story, Eridani Triad #3 (1972)
File:Shiftin3art1.jpg|Interior art from Shadow Shiftin' #3 (1984)
File:Tecton20.gif|Cover of The Tecton Star #20 (1990s)
File:Tecton25.gif|Cover of The Tecton Star #25 (1990s)
File:Tecton20.gif|Cover of The Tecton Star #29 (1990s)
Category:Fanartists
Gail Bennett

Gail Bennett is a fan artist whose work has appeared on convention program guides and in fanzines.
==In the Blake's 7 Wars==
Bennett was thanked in Magnificent Seven #9 because she "stood up for Right," a reference to The Blake's 7 Wars.
==Gallery==
Image:Totalcheese.jpg|cover of The Totally Imaginary Cheeseboard
Image:The Doctor.jpg|cover of The Doctor and the Enterprise
Image:Timelog6.jpg|cover of Time Log #6
Image:Prisoners of palentar.jpg|cover of Prisoners of Palentar
Image:Fiveyearmission.jpg|cover of The Five Year Mission and Beyond
Image:garrisontribute.jpg|cover of A Tribute 1967-1997
Image:COIN.jpg|cover of The Other Side of the Coin
Image:ORBIT_front_cover.JPG|ORBIT con booklet, front
Image:ORBIT_backcover.JPG|ORBIT con booklet, back
Category:Fanartists
Gail Butler

Gail Butler is a fanartist that contributed to zines in the 1990s.
== Example Art Gallery ==
File:Whosblake3.jpg|Cover art for Who's Blake #3 (1989) (Multimedia)
File:Dreamsportents.jpg|Art from Dreams, Visions, Signs & Portents (1999) (Highlander) 
Category:Fanartists
Gail Peck/Holly Stewart

Gail/Holly is a popular Femslash pairing in the Rookie Blue fandom. 
==Canon==
In season 4 Gail met Holly on a crime-scene and the two formed a friendship. After Gail had a falling out with Andy, she and Holly attended the wedding of one of Gail’s friends and ended up sharing a kiss in the coatroom.
Later on, when a man started shooting police officers, Holly found her way to the police station to check up on Gail. They talked and kissed in one of the interrogation rooms. They started dating but when Holly eventually introduced Gail to her friends, Gail overheared a conversation and misinterpreted it, which caused them to break up. While working on a case, Gail and Holly reconciled and tried to make their relationship work again. Shortly after, Holly got offered a job in America and asked Gail to go with her. Gail, who was in the middle of trying to adopt a girl, declined and the two split up for good.Gail Peck, Rookie Blue
==Fandom==
===Popular tropes and fanon===
==Fanworks==
===Fanfiction===
* Out With The Old by ChapstickLez 
* The Housemate by anerdandanofficer 
* Never, Never Giving You Up by acaelousqueadcentrum 
* Things to Avoid on a Third (Non) Date by karatam 
===Fanart===
* Rookie Blue_Gail and Holly 2 by hanukara
* Golly Holidays by lambocalypse
==Archives and Communities==
* Officer Lunchbox tag on Tumblr
* Gail Peck/Holly Stewart on Archive of Our Own
==References==
Category: Rookie Blue
Category: Femslash Pairings
Gail Riordan

Gail Riordan is a slash fan writer/poet and fan artist who is perhaps best known for her work in The Phantom Menace fandom. She has written and edited for fanzines and has illustrated several publications as well. Her work is often displayed at various art shows including the Escapade art show.
==Interview==
* Media Fandom Oral History Project Interview with lferion (2014)
==Fanfics==
*The Sleeping Tunic, (Qui-Gon/Obi-Wan)
==Art Gallery==
File:Frontpiece.jpg|fronts piece for Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience
File:Haiku and art by jennifer gail.jpg|Haiku and interior art from Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience
File:Coldfire sesa1.jpg|interior art from Songs of Innocence, Songs of Experience
File:Lferion-quilt.jpg|quilt by lferion displayed at the Escapade 2011 art show
Image:Tpm beginnings2 interior gail.jpeg|interior art for Beginnings (Star Wars: TPM zine)
File:Zjhedhai.jpg| interior art for Rituals and Meditations, Zjhedhai
File:FallOfBrown.jpg|| interior art for Rituals and Meditations, Fall of Brown
Category:Fanartists
Category:Fanwriters
Gaila

Gaila is Uhura's Orion roommate at Starfleet Academy in Star Trek (2009).
==Fandom Response==
Although she appears in only two scenes in the movie, many fans have embraced herigrockspock, Meta: Why I Love Gaila, Livejournal post, 30 June 2009. and given her a new life in fanfiction. Common subjects in Gaila-centric fanfiction include differences between Orion and human sexual mores, whether or not she was a slave girl, and whether or not she survived the destruction of the ships sent to Vulcan.
She is sometimes shipped with Uhura.
===Meta===
* 
==Notable Gaila-centric Fanworks==
* Caged Bird Singing by igrockspock
* California Girls by darthjamtart
* The Dance by LJC
* The Loudest Noise (affannato, affettuoso, agitato) by zvi
* Lunch and Other Obscenities by Rheanna. Set in the reboot universe, this story is about the relationship of Gaila and her Academy roommate, Uhura.
* Paradise Found by skywaterblue
* The USS Breakfast at Tiffany's by igrockspock
==Communities==
* on Livejournal
==Resources==
* Gaila at Memory Alpha (canon resource)
* Gaila at Memory Beta (non-canon Star Trek works)
==References==
Category:Star Trek AOS Characters
Gainaxing

Gainaxing or the Gainax Bounce is a form of Fan Service in which a character's breasts are animated in a way that seems to defy the laws of physics, including gravity.Gainaxing at Know Your Meme It often results in breasts bouncing in opposite directions from each other, jiggling in ways that indicate the character can't be wearing a bra, and achieving lift that can't be managed without one.Gainaxing at TV Tropes
Though gainaxing is most prominent in anime and video games, including hentai, it can also be found in doujinshi and other fanworks. The Anime Music Video 58008 was created entirely out of gainaxing moments in 300 anime series."It contains 300 different anime, which I believe is the largest number used in any AMV ever created (at least at the time of this writing)." -Zarxrax in the notes for 58008, posted September 19, 2008. Accessed June 16, 2015.
The term comes from Studio Gainax, who were notorious for using this effect in their early works, including Gunbuster.
==References==
Gakuen Ansatsu Kyoudan

Gakuen Ansatsu Kyoudan (学園暗殺教団) is an Assassin's Creed doujinshi by Gomashiopo. Multi-pairing, school AU, including Altaïr, Maria, Ezio, Leonardo, Edward, and James Kidd.
Image:Gakuen Ansatsu Kyoudan.jpg
Category: Assassin's Creed Doujinshi
Category:2014 Doujinshi
Category:Het Doujinshi
Category:Slash Doujinshi
Gakuman

A gakuman (学漫) in Japanese-language doujin fandom is a type of doujinshi circle that is made up of people who are members of the same school or university club. The word is a combination of the Japanese character for study (学, gaku) and the first character of manga (漫).
Japanese schools and universities generally have a very wide range of different clubs, and there are often clubs that make manga or popular culture in general the focus of their activities.Kaneda, Otohiko. 2009. Otakugo Jiten. Bijutsu Shuppan-sha. P82. The popular manga Genshiken is about such a popular culture study club. The activities of manga/popular culture study clubs vary, and not all of them publish doujinshi. Those that do often share the club's works just among the members of the club, or sell them only at school/university festivals. 
Some gakuman participate in doujinshi conventions. Gakuman have been a consistent and important presence at such events for most of Japan's history of doujinshi conventions, sometimes taking the initiative to organize local conventions after the example of Comiket. For instance, an anonymous female fan recollected that "Regional university manga societies took the initiative — places like Iwate University, Matsuyama University, and Nagoya University began organizing regional markets." Ito, Mizuko, Daisuke Okabe, and Izumi Tsuji, eds. 2012. Fandom Unbound: Otaku Culture in a Connected World. Yale University Press. Location 2594-2608, 2747-55 (Kindle edition). 
Because gakuman take part in conventions under the official name of their institutions, they generally sell sousaku (original) doujinshi rather than fannish doujinshi to keep the name of the school/university from being associated with the legal gray area that doujinshi in Japan occupy.Personal conversation with members of Doshisha University's manga research club. However, the doujinka who form a gakuman can and often do create fanworks in the context of the club's activities. When they sell these fanworks rather than exchanging them for free among club members and other friends, it's often under the name of another circle they participate in.
"Gakuman" is also a separate genre at Comiket.
==References==
Category:Doujinshi Glossary
Galactic 911

Galactic 911 is a gen non-fiction Star Trek informational zine. 
One issue has the title "Best of... Galactic 911: The Education Hotline."
It was published monthly.
== From a Flyer==
 
==V.1 N.1==
Galactic 911 v. 1 n.1 was published in 1992.
 
==V.3 N.12==
Galactic 911 v.3 n.12 was published in October 1993. It was edited by Anne Marie Kitz and Inge Heyer.
* "Star Trek is Mine" Paramount Says, article by Inge Heyer 
* Beam Us Up, Scotty, a review of "The Lightcraft Project" by Leik Myrabo, article by Stuart Hirsch
* Preservation and Archiving, or, What Not to Do to Your Star Trek Collection by Inge Heyer
* Star Trek on Vinyl by Michael Schilling
* other unknown content
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==V.4 n.12==
Galactic 911 v.4 n.12 was published in July 1994.
Image:galactic911-4-12-1.jpg 
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Category:Star Trek DS9 Zines
Category:1990s
Galactic Citations

Galactic Citations is a Star Trek: TOS gen 82-page fiction anthology. On the cover: "A Beyond Antares Zine." It contains sequels and prequels to some of the aired episodes. There is no interior art.
* Annihilate Blindfallen by Maggie Symon (1)
* Once More Amok by Susan Humphries (4)
* The Gifted Child by Ray Passafonti (13)
* A Good Day to Die by Karen Broadribb (15)
* Emotion?..Emotion is Illogical by Julie Bradshaw (19)
* No Rest for the Wicked by C Maybank & K Broadribb (25)
* Days of Grace by M. Cowell (50)
* State of Emergency by Jeremy Braodribb (52)
* The Wrath of Spock's Brain by Charlotte Allery (66)
* Blind Spot by Jeremy Broadribb (75)
* Brain Pain by Elaine Oldham (81)
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1986 Zines
Galactic Dust Bunnies 2014 Sketchbook

Galactic Dust Bunnies 2014 Sketchbook is a 20 page digest sized art zine of sketches done by the artist Galactic Dust Bunnies in year 2014. The cover is color and the interior images are black and white.
Fandoms in the zine ( not a complete list)
*Harry Potter
*Captain America and Iron Man
*Battlestar Galactica
*Star Trek Voyager
*Star Trek Original Series
*Sherlock Holmes
Category:2014 Zines
Galactic Enterprise

Galactic Enterprise was a media science fiction con held in Coralville, Iowa.
 
==1981==
This was the first Galactic Enterprise.
==1982==
It was held March 20-21 at The Abbey, formally Carousel Inn.
Guests were Thom Christopher, James Doohan, and Jesco von Puttkamer (NASA).
The con committee: Joni Gillispie, Nancy Vieth, Marion Bachtell, and David Bachtell.
The program book contains 16 pages.
Programming included: continuous Star Trek episodes shown, Fan Writer's Panel, Costume Contest, Dealer's Room, Autographs, Art Show, and Guest Panels.
===1982: Program Book===
Image:galacticenterprise1982programbook-1.jpg|from the 1982 program book 
Image:galacticenterprise1982programbook-2.jpg|from the 1982 program book 
Image:galacticenterprise1982programbook-3.jpg|from the 1982 program book 
==1983==
Guests were Judson Scott, Jimmy Doohan and Jesco von Puttkamer.
===1983: Con Report===
==References==
Category:1981 Conventions
Category:1982 Conventions
Category:1983 Conventions
Category:Science Fiction Conventions
Category:Multimedia Conventions
Category:Conventions in United States
Galactic Falcon

You may be looking for the Star Wars zine Galactic Flight.
Galactic Falcon is a 100-page gen Star Wars (with a single Battlestar Galactica story) fanzine published in 1981 by Cyndi Hartman and Cathy Carmody. 
The art is by Judith Low, Carol McPherson, Omega aka Cathy Carmody, Leah Rosenthal, Mike Pennock, Gee Moaven, and Linda Yamashiro.
All content is Star Wars, unless otherwise noted.
From the editorial by Cyndi Hartman: 
Cathy Carmody's comments: 
==Contents==
* Docking Bay 94, a note from the editor by Cyndi Hartman (1)
* Constellation Omega, a note from the publisher by Omega (Cathy Carmody) (3)
* Interlude, story by Karen Miller (discussed in Han and Leia in Fanfiction) (5)
* Thoughts of a Sorrowing Princess, poem by Karen Ann Weikert (18)
* The Price of Success by Elyse A. Dickenson (Written in October 1980: "The author would just like to state here that she thinks Lando is being treated rather unfairly, being called such derogatory terms as "rat" and "creep" and other such things. Surely, Vader (whom I think should be called such things) would either persuade Lando to cooperate or else Lando would suddenly find himself with a much shorter life span than planned. Lando's only trying to save himself and his city. Give the poor guy a break!") (19)
* Homecoming by Samantha Blackley (32)
* Corellian Wander, filk to the tune of "Wanderin'," by Sherry Magee (59)
* We Did It, poem by Omega aka Cathy Carmody (61)
* Circe's Eclipse, story by Ellen Blair (Battlestar Galactica) (62)
* As Close as Han Solo Ever Got to Making a Pitch for the Alliance: In the Name of Profit, filk to the tune of "Vagabond King," by Susan Matthews (90)
* TESB: An Overview by Patti Rethore (91)
* Biggs' Song, filk to the tune of "Minstrel Boy," by Susan Matthews (94) 
* One Other, fiction by Melinda Ann Holley (includes a 14-year old original female character named Carina) (95)
* includes a full-page personal statement regarding the dissolution of Galactic Flight, see that page
==Interior Sample==
 
Image:galacticflacon-1.jpg|Mike Pennock
Image:galacticflacon-2.jpg|Linda Yamashiro
Image:galacticflacon-3.jpg|Linda Yamashiro
Image:galacticflacon-4.jpg|Gee Moaven
Image:galacticflacon-5.jpg|Leah Rosenthal
Image:galacticflacon-6.jpg|Judith Low
Image:galacticflacon-7.jpg|Judith Low
Image:galacticflacon-8.jpg|Judith Low
Image:galacticflacon-9.jpg|Carol McPherson
Image:galacticflacon-10.jpg|Mike Pennock (Battlestar Galactica)
Image:galacticflacon-11.jpg|Carol McPherson
==A Proposed Second Issue==
A second issue of "Galactic Falcon" was listed in the "Planning Section" of the first issue of Jundland Wastes in March 1981. 
In the editorial of "Galactic Falcon's" first issue, Hartman says: 
There was a notice in Jundland Wastes #3 in July 1981 that said: 
==References==
Category:Star Wars Zines
Category:1981 Zines
Galactic Gourmet

Galactic Gourmet, also known as the Voltron Food Fanzine, is a gen art zine in the Voltron: Legendary Defender fandom.
== About ==
== Artists ==
=== Illustrations: ===
*    Evelyna ( @ven-gelatti ) 
*    Lemonjuiceday ( @lemonjuiceday )
*    Chisu! ( @pilotbites )
*    Mric ( @lichenslumber )
*    Franni ( @frannipan )
*    Nono ( @noenoeh )
*    Aaliya MJ ( @aaaliyaamj )
*    Sven ( @legendarydesvender )
*    wickedalbion ( @wickedalbion )
*    Zillabean ( @zillabean )
*    oviidd ( @oviidd )
*    Softmeal ( @softmealbread )
*    Jenna ( @socktus )
*    Sunniiee ( @sunniieedraws )
*    lane ( @lanechan )
*    Lauren Baldo ( @laurenbaldoart )
*    yokaiy ( @yokaiy )
*    Lychee ( @lycheeluv )
*    Sara Danger ( @qesque )
*    Zee Hussain ( @maplesyrupandwaffles )
*    Rycheza ( @rycheza )
*    Emma ( @pepperemzie )
*    Zoe ( @librebananr )
*    onemerryjester ( @onemerryjester )
*    mi5ul ( @mi5ul )
=== Merch: ===
====    Stickers: ====
*    Soap ( @bunnybooty )
*    Shannon Talbot ( @shannondraws )
*    Raysdrawlings ( @raysdrawlings )
*    Moravian ( @wonkykrystol )
====    Buttons: ====
*    J. Nina Droz. ( @oomph833 )
*    Sarah ( @sebbdraws )
*    Shaslo ( @shaslo )
====    Keychain: ====
*    Jupebox ( @jupebox )
*    phalangieee ( @phalangieee )
*    Cat Azevedo ( @unregisteredcat )
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