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Original:  The foreign journalists have been held in different detention centre around Tripoli and were not allowed to make contact with their families and had been listed missing.
Revised:  The foreign journalists have been held in different detention centre around Tripoli and refused contact with their families and had been listed missing.
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Original:  The foreign journalists have been held in different detention centre around Tripoli and were not allowed to make contact with their families and had been listed missing.
Revised:  The foreign journalists have been held in different detention centre around Tripoli and were not allowed to make contact with their families and believed to be missing.
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Original:  The Libyan government continues to fight against oppositional uprising since February this year.
Revised:  Gaddafi's Libyan government is still fighting against oppositional uprising since February this year.
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Original:  Under the UN  Nato forces are currenlty carrying out air strikes across Libya recently focussing attacks in Tripoli.
Revised:  Under the UN , Nato forces are currenlty carrying out air strikes across Libya recently focussing attacks in Tripoli.
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Original:  Under the UN  Nato forces are currenlty carrying out air strikes across Libya recently focussing attacks in Tripoli.
Revised:  Under the UN Nato forces are currently carrying out air strikes across Libya recently focussing attacks in Tripoli.
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Original: The Libyan government has freed four journalistson Wednesday after six weeks detention for entering the country illegally.
Revised: Wednesday saw release four journalists, detained for six weeks and, accused of entering the country illegally.
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Original:   American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured  April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
Revised:  James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
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Original:   American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured  April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
Revised:  American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
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Original:   American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured  April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
Revised:  American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured on April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
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Original:   American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured  April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
Revised:  American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured April 4 by 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
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Original:   American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured  April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 for illegal entry into the country.
Revised:  American Journalists James Foley, Clare Morgana Gillis, British Nigel Chandler and Spanish photographer Manu Brabo were captured April 4 by Muammer Gaddafi 's military . After being sentenced the day before to a years suspended imprisonnment and fined $154 
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Original:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
Revised:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, a government spokesman, said the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
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Original:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
Revised:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
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Original:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
Revised:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya or, if they requested to leave .
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Original:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave .
Revised:  The four were released and brought safely to Tripoli's Rixo Hotel and appeared to be in good health . Moussa Ibrahim, government spokesman stated the detainees are now free to stay and carry on reporting in Libya and would be escorted to the Tunisian border if they requested to leave 
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Original:  Mr Ibrahim said their detainment was due to confusion over the journalists identities as there are foreign combatants fighting with the rebel forcesso it was unclear who these people were.
Revised:  Mr Ibrahim said their detainment was due to confusion over the journalists ' identities, and citing foreign combatants fighting with the rebel forcesso it was unclear who these people were.
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Original:  As journalists they are harmless , extending his apologies if any detriment was caused .
Revised:  As journalists they are harmless .
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Original:  Claiming their detention was due to confusion over the journalists' identities, and citing foreign combatants fighting with rebel forces, as the cause of the mix-up, Ibrahim offered an apologiy and stated that, as journalists, they are harmless.
Revised:  Claiming their detention was due to confusion over the journalists' identities, and citing foreign combatants fighting with rebel forces, as the cause of the mix-up, Ibrahim offered an apology and stated that, as journalists, they are harmless.
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Original:  The fate of South African photographer, Anton Hammerl is still undecided and is believed to still be missing.
Revised:  The fate of South African photographer, Anton Hammerl is still unclear and he believed to be still missing.
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Original:  The foreign journalists were held in different detention centres around Tripoli and refused contact with their families and believed to be missing .  Gaddafi's Libyan government is still fighting against oppositional uprising since February this year.
Revised:  The foreign journalists were held in different detention centres around Tripoli and refused contact with the outside world . Gaddafi's Libyan government is still fighting against oppositional uprising since February this year.
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Original:  The foreign journalists were held in different detention centres around Tripoli and refused contact with their families and believed to be missing .  Gaddafi's Libyan government is still fighting against oppositional uprising since February this year.
Revised:  The foreign journalists were held in different detention centres around Tripoli and refused contact with their families and believed to be missing . Gaddafi's Libyan government continues from February this year.
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Original:  To protect civillians from Col Muammer Gaddafi trying to quash the anti-government rebellion
Revised:  Aiming to protect civillians from Col Muammer Gaddafi trying to quash the anti-government rebellion
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Original:   Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised: New York Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original: New York File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised:  File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original:  This, however, is the first time serious charges have been laid against him  
Revised:  This, however, is the first time serious charges have been laid against him . 
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Original: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the IMF after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn Dominique Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the International Monetary Fund after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the International Monetary Fund after he was charged for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn has resigned as head of the International Monetary Fund after prosecutors charged him for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original:  “It is with infinite sadness that I feel compelled today to present to the Executive Board my resignation from my post of Managing Director of the IMF,” Mr Strauss-Kahn said in his statement, “I think at this time first of my wife — whom I love more than anything — of my children, of my family, of my friends.” “I think also of my colleagues at the Fund;
Revised:  “It is with infinite sadness that I feel compelled today to present to the Executive Board my resignation from my post of Managing Director of the IMF,” Strauss-Kahn said in his statement, “I think at this time first of my wife — whom I love more than anything — of my children, of my family, of my friends.” “I think also of my colleagues at the Fund;
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Original:  together we have accomplished such great things over the last three years and more,” He added.
Revised:  together we have accomplished such great things over the last three years and more,” he added.
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Original:  Mr Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the  sexual assault of a cleaning lady that allegedly took place in his New York hotel room.
Revised:  Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the sexual assault of a cleaning lady that allegedly took place in his New York hotel room.
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Original:  Mr Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the  sexual assault of a cleaning lady that allegedly took place in his New York hotel room.
Revised:  Mr Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the alleged sexual assault of a cleaning lady that allegedly took place in his New York hotel room.
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Original:  Mr Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the  sexual assault of a cleaning lady that allegedly took place in his New York hotel room.
Revised:  Mr Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the sexual assault of a cleaning lady that took place in his New York hotel room.
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Original:  “I deny with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations that have been made against me,” Mr Strauss-Kahn said in his statement.
Revised:  “I deny with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations that have been made against me,” Strauss-Kahn said in his statement.
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Original: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn has resigned as  head of the International Monetary Fund after prosecutors charged him for sexual assault and attempted rape.
Revised: File photograph of Mr Strauss-Kahn has resigned as the head of the International Monetary Fund after prosecutors charged him for sexual assault and attempted rape.
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Original:  “It is with infinite sadness that I feel compelled today to present to the Executive Board my resignation from my post of Managing Director of the  IMF, ” Strauss-Kahn said in his statement, “I think at this time first of my wife — whom I love more than anything — of my children, of my family, of my friends.” “I think also of my colleagues at the Fund;
Revised:  “It is with infinite sadness that I feel compelled today to present to the Executive Board my resignation from my post of Managing Director of the IMF, “I think also of my colleagues at the Fund;
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Original:  together we have accomplished such great things over the last three years and more,” he added . Strauss-Khan has been surrounded in controversy after police charged him for the alleged sexual assault of a cleaning lady that took place in his New York hotel room.
Revised:  together we have accomplished such great things over the last three years and more,” he added . 
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Original:  “I deny with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations that have been made against me, ” Strauss-Kahn saidin his statement .
Revised:  “I deny with the greatest possible firmness all of the allegations that have been made against me, " he said .
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Original:  In 2008 he publically apologised to employees of the bank and his wife, Anne Sinclair,    for his involvement in an affair with a Hungarian economist who was working for the IMF . This, however, is the first time serious charges have been laid against him  .
Revised:  In 2008 he publically apologised to employees of the bank and his wife, Anne Sinclair, for the IMF . This, however, is the first time serious charges have been laid against him .
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Original: 52 people were killed and 65 wounded when two suicide bombers detonated themselves the Shi'ite mosques in the eastern Iraqi town of Khanaqin, inhabited mostly by Shi'ites and Kurds.
Revised: 52 people were killed and 65 wounded when two suicide bombers detonated themselves in Shi'ite mosques in the eastern Iraqi town of Khanaqin, inhabited mostly by Shi'ites and Kurds.
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Original:  A U.S. Army medic tends to some minor injuries after the two truck bomb explotions .
Revised:  A U.S. Army medic tends to some minor injuries after the two truck bomb explosions .
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Original:  The bombers entered the mosques during Friday prayers and blew themselves up  completely destroying the buildings.
Revised:  The bombers entered the mosques during Friday prayers and blew themselves up , completely destroying the buildings.
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Original: 52 people were killed and 65 wounded when two suicide bombers detonated themselves in Shi'ite mosques in the eastern Iraqi town of Khanaqin, inhabited mostly by Shi' ites and Kurds.
Revised: 52 people were killed and 65 wounded when two suicide bombers detonated themselves in Shi'ite mosques in the eastern Iraqi town of Khanaqin, inhabited mostly by Shi' ite Kurds.
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Original:  A repairment discovered the prank while working in the house's kitchen.
Revised:  A repairmen discovered the prank while working in the house's kitchen.
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Original:  The Indiana Department of Natural resources is investigating the incident due to the use of deceased animals in vandalism
Revised:  The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is investigating the incident due to the use of deceased animals in vandalism
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Original:  Within one hour after the first quake, Kütahya was shaken by several aftershocks.
Revised:  Within an hour of the quake, Kütahya was shaken by several aftershocks.
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Original:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of İzmir , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul, and even the city of Edirne, close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders;
Revised:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul, and even the city of Edirne, close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders;
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Original:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
Revised:  The earthquake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
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Original:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
Revised:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of and , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
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Original:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
Revised:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
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Original:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ;
Revised:  The quake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of Bursa and İstanbul , and even the city of Edirne , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders ,
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Original:  More than 18,000 people died following two earthquakes with a magnitude of more than 7 in northwestern Turkey , in 1999
Revised:  More than 18,000 people died following two earthquakes with a magnitude of more than 7 in northwestern Turkey in 1999
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Original: The earthquake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of and , and even the city of , close to the Greek and Bulgarian borders, because the depth was very shallow.
Revised: The earthquake was felt as far away as the Aegean province of , the northwestern provinces of and , and even the city of , not far from the Bulgarian and Greek and borders, because the depth was very shallow.
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Original: A Tunisian Muslim academic has called on Muslims to apologise to Baha'is and followers of other religions for the humiliation and denigration they have suffered in Muslim coutries.
Revised: A Tunisian Muslim academic has called on Muslims to reconcile with Baha'is and followers of other religions for the humiliation and denigration they have suffered in Muslim coutries.
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Original:  She said that, Muslims, by contrast, always consider themselves to be the victims and always innocent of any wrongs.
Revised:  She said that, Muslims, by contrast, usually consider themselves to be the victims and always innocent of any wrongs.
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Original:  She said that, Muslims, by contrast, always consider themselves to be the victims and always innocent of any wrongs.
Revised:  She said that, Muslims, by contrast, always consider themselves to be the victims and usually innocent of any wrongs.
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Original:  Al-Gharbi said Muslims should apologise to Christian and Jewish minorities who lived in Muslim countries, and to Africans who suffered in the Arab slave trade.
Revised:  Al-Gharbi said Muslims should reconcile with Christian and Jewish minorities who lived in Muslim countries, and to Africans who suffered in the Arab slave trade.
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Original:  She said they should also apologise to "small schools of Islamic thought" such as the Ismaili, Baha'i, Alawite and Druze.
Revised:  She said they should also reconcile with "small schools of Islamic thought" such as the Ismaili, Baha'i, Alawite and Druze.
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Original:  They complain of persecution in Iran, which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country, including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
Revised:  They protest persecution in Iran, which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country, including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
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Original:  They protest persecution in Iran , which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country , including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
Revised:  They protest persecution in Iran ( which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country , including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
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Original:  They protest persecution in Iran , which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country , including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
Revised:  They protest persecution in Iran , which has the largest Baha'i population of any Muslim-majority country ) including execution, imprisonment, torture, deprivation of property and exclusion from education.
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