government officials, who are bracing for possible cyberattacks in the United States. If Russia mounts cyberattacks against the United States, the targets could include banks, power plants, water treatment facilities, and communications.

Cyber experts say Russia has the capability to disable or destroy U.S. satellites. Those attacks could also impact GPS for navigation, farming, automation, and oil exploration."Our food supply, things that have to do with our power supply, utilities," cybersecurity expert Ian Marlow said. "Utilities have been brought down and then you don't have service." Marlow, the CEO of FitechGelb, a financial technology company, said there is no such thing as 100% protection against cyberattacks.

However, measures can be taken.RELATED — Ukraine-Russia Crisis: Fears of war grow"There are many things that companies are able to do in order to circumvent these issues, which are, quite honestly, not that difficult to put in," he said. "They're readily available to small, medium, and large size companies.

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BA.2 could mean new COVID-19 wave: scientists

COVID-19 wastewater numbers could indicate another pandemic wave is forming in Saskatchewan.But how bad that wave becomes, a doctor said, depends on how the public responds — especially since the health-care system is already strained.“By seeing an increase happening right now, we will be tipping the health-care system into that strain level again,” epidemiologist and Saskatchewan Health Agency senior interim public health officer Dr. Cory Neudorf told Global News.

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Three key risks B.C. still faces in fight against COVID-19

Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey continues to watch COVID-19 data. And while B.C. is in a good position right now, experts say the province is not out of the pandemic, and three key risks remain.

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Students push back as Ontario scraps mask mandates

First there were protests against mask mandates. Now some Ontario students are fighting to keep the rules. Abigail Bimman explains why, as one family doctor says there isn’t enough science to support masking measures in schools.

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UCP sees surge in memberships ahead of Jason Kenney leadership review vote

An upcoming vote to decide the fate of Jason Kenney as United Conservative Party leader and Alberta premier is driving up membership numbers. Tom Vernon reports.

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Temperatures in Antarctica reach 70 degrees warmer than normal

A humpback whale is seen on the sea surface near Nansen Island in Antarctica on March 01, 2022. Earth’s poles are undergoing simultaneous freakish extreme heat with parts of Antarctica more than 70 degrees (40 degrees Celsius) warmer than average and areas of the Arctic more than 50 degrees (30 degrees Celsius) warmer than average.Weather stations in Antarctica shattered records Friday as the region neared autumn.

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Ikea parking lot shooting in Tempe leaves 1 dead, police say

TEMPE, Ariz. - The Tempe Police Department is investigating after officers responded to a shooting that killed a person outside in an Ikea store's parking.It happened at the Ikea near I-10 and Elliot Road around 1 p.m.Sgt. Hector Encinas says they found a male with a gunshot wound and Tempe Fire Medical Rescue Department treated him, but he ultimately died.

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UPS to pay $5.3 million for US international mail probe, DOJ says

A Boeing Co. 747 aircraft operated by United Parcel Service Inc. (UPS) on the tarmac at Louisville International Airport during a winter storm in Louisville, Kentucky, U.S., on Thursday, Feb.

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COVID-19: Hamilton councillors repeal physical distancing, face coverings bylaws

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COVID-19: B.C. records 8 deaths over the weekend, including a person in their 40s

B.C. health officials release a written report Monday, March 21, with the three-day COVID-19 case numbers. Legislative bureau chief Keith Baldrey has details of where the numbers are trending and the death of a person in their 40s.

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20,907 community cases; 1016 hospitalisations; 25 in ICU; 15 deaths reported today

Today we are reporting 20,907 community cases, 1,016 hospitalisations and 15 deaths.

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Lorenzen Wright death: Man convicted, gets life in prison for murder of former LA Clippers center

29 Jan 1999: Lorenzen Wright #55 of the Los Angeles Clippers looks down during a game against the Los Angeles Lakers at the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California. The Lakers defeated the Clippers 107-76. Mandatory Credit: Todd Warshaw /Allspor MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - A jury on Monday convicted a Tennessee man in the slaying of former NBA player Lorenzen Wright, whose bullet-riddled body was found in a field nearly 12 years ago in his hometown of Memphis.The 12-person jury deliberated for about two hours before it found Billy Ray Turner guilty of first-degree murder, attempted murder and conspiracy in the death of Wright, a 6-foot, 11-inch center who played 13 seasons in the NBA before he retired after the 2008-2009 season.

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Eagles sign former Colts WR Zach Pascal to 1-year deal

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - DECEMBER 22: Zach Pascal #14 of the Indianapolis Colts warms up before the game against the Carolina Panthers at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 22, 2019 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Justin Casterline/Getty Images) PHILADELPHIA - The Philadelphia Eagles signed wide receiver Zach Pascal to a one-year contract on Monday.Pascal had 38 catches for 384 yards and three touchdowns last season for Indianapolis.

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Ontario tables legislation to stop illegal border blockades

The Ontario government announced new measures on Monday to protect international border crossings and airports from unlawful disruptions.

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Mask mandate officially lifted at most places in Ontario

Ontarians are now able to go without a mask at most places in the province, including schools. Shallima Maharaj has more.

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Baftas accused of being Covid super-spreader event and derailing forthcoming Oscars

Covid at the Baftas earlier this month has led to concerns that some of the Oscar nominees who were at the event will not make the Academy Awards on Sunday (28 March). According to US reports, the talk at the Producers Guild of America nominees breakfast this weekend was largely dedicated to worries that the Baftas at London’s Royal Albert Hall on 13 March was a super-spreader event. One source, who tested positive for Covid just days after attending the Baftas, told The Hollywood Reporter: “It seems the weekend may have been a super-spreader event.

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Pennsylvania trooper killed in crash on I-95 in Philadelphia was also local fire chief

PHILADELPHIA - Branden T. Sisca, one of two Pennsylvania State Troopers killed along with a civilian in a crash on I-95, was remembered Monday not only for his companionship but for a devotion to a career in public service. "It’s very hard to get your head around, these men and women they go to work every day to protect him to serve the community for the benefit of all of us," Beth Ann Bittner-Mazza, a family friend told FOX 29. Sisca, 29, and fellow trooper Matin F.

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Video: Suspect sought in officer-involved shooting outside Powelton nightclub

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities are searching for a man who they say opened fire on a police officer and security guard outside a Philadelphia nightclub over the weekend. According to investigators, the suspect got into a fight with a security guard inside the club on the 4000 block of Lancaster Street early Saturday morning. Jason Hendershot from the Philadelphia Police Department said the fight started when the suspect left the and tried to re-enter without paying again.The fight spilled outside the club and police say the suspect walked down Lancaster Street to retrieve a gun from his car.

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Ontario PCs have strong lead less than 3 months from election day: Ipsos poll

New polling conducted by Ipsos for Global News suggests that if the provincial election were held tomorrow, the Ontario PC Party under Doug Ford would get 38 per cent of the decided popular vote, followed by the Liberals at 28 per cent.

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Putin 'isolating himself and gaining weight' amid health fears, expert says

Vladimir Putin says his erratic behaviour during the Ukraine invasion has demonstrated how much he has derailed in the space of a mere few months. Allan Pease, who has been dubbed 'Mr Body Language', says he has known the Russian president for 30 years and described him as a "fast learner".

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Complaint reveals chilling details in case of AMBER Alert abduction in Pope County

Authorities have charged a man with kidnapping for allegedly abducting a two-year-old boy in rural Pope County. POPE COUNTY (FOX 9) - The man who authorities say kidnapped a 2-year-old boy in rural Pope County last week, triggering an AMBER Alert, allegedly used a window to abduct the child from the room the boy shared with his mother while she was out working and other members of the family were sleeping, according to a criminal complaint filed in district court today.The Pope County Attorney's Office has charged Victor Ramirez, aka Benigno Alvarrez, with kidnapping the boy from a home in the small town of Westport, Minnesota, on Thursday, March 17.

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Infiniti doing donuts runs over bystander in Manhattan

NEW YORK - A man is in critical condition after being run over by a car doing stunts in Lower Manhattan Saturday night.Video released by the NYPD shows a red two-door Infiniti sedan doing donuts near Vandam Street and Greenwich Street near Hudson Square just after midnight early Saturday morning. As the driver continued to spin his car, several spectators stepped out from the surrounding crowd, appearing to pull out phones to film the stunts.One man, a 23-year-old, fell in front of the car and was run over by the car.Police say the 23-year-old suffered a fractured skull, brain injury, and severe trauma to the body. He was taken to Bellevue H ospital in critical condition.Get breaking news alerts in the free FOX5NY News app! | Sign up for FOX 5 email newslettersThe suspect took off the scene, heading east on Vandam Street.Police describe the driver of the car as a dark-skinned man.

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15-year-old linked to March shootings in North Philadelphia that injured 3 teens, police say

PHILADELPHIA - A teenage boy is facing charges after authorities say he opened fire on a car full of teenage girls after one of the passengers pepper-sprayed a group of young men who surrounded their car Friday night in North Philadelphia. Police Captain John Walker told reporters that the girl's car turned onto the 1500 block of Cecil B. Moore Avenue just before 10 p.m.

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Greater Manchester's latest coronavirus infection rates as case numbers surge in every borough

Coronavirus infection rates are climbing in all 10 boroughs of Greater Manchester amid a national surge in Covid cases. However, none of the region's 10 boroughs currently have a rate as high as the national average.

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The Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield and Primary Care lead Dr Joe Bourne will today host a media briefing to provide updates on the response to the Omicron outbreak.

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BA.2 COVID-19 subvariant on the rise in US, Fauci says

A subvariant of the Omicron variant, BA.2, is poised to cause an uptick in COVID-19 cases in the United States in the coming weeks, warned chief White House medical adviser and National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases Director Anthony Fauci, MD, yesterday on ABC News.

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Coronavirus: London, Ont., councillors to discuss enacting mask bylaw amid provincial changes

@st3v3turn3r and @MaureenPCassidy, I've asked Acting Mayor @JoshMorganLDN to call a special committee meeting for tomorrow to consider temporarily reintroducing the mask bylaw in #ldnont.Read our letter and let me know what you think here: https://t.co/GdNXRUm2ZA— Jesse Helmer (@jesse_helmer) March 21, 2022London medical officer of health Dr. Alex Summers said Monday while the health unit supports wearing a mask, he will not say whether or not a mandate is needed.“The reality is COVID remains in our community and masks are an effective way to slow transmission as we have learned over the last number of years,” Summers said.“There are considerations around the risks and benefits of a mandate that needs to be considered by organizations and decision makers.

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COVID-19: Gradual increase in cases likely for Hamilton, according to public health early spring forecast

COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations for Hamilton over the next month amid Ontario’s easing of measures, particularity the lifting of a mask mandate.During a board of health meeting on Monday, the latest Scarsin forecasting revealed a pair of scenarios going into the spring, with one anticipating that infections are not likely to dip below November 2021 levels seen at the end of a wave fueled by the Delta variant.Epidemiologist Ruth Sanderson told city councillors a “resurgence scenario,” taking into account the lifting of prevention measures, could result in a “small swell” of cases leading to 200 hospitalizations between now and late May.

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Ontario mask mandate lifted for most settings

Ontario’s mask mandate has now been lifted for most settings, including schools. Shallima Maharaj reports.

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COVID-19: MLHU reports 1 death, 174 cases since Friday; 21 COVID inpatients at LHSC

Ontario COVID-19 mask mandate lifts for most settings Of the 21 inpatients with COVID-19, 12 are being treated for COVID-19 while nine are being treated for something other than COVID-19 but were found to have an incidental infection.The organization says at least 159 staff were positive for COVID-19 as of Monday, down eight from Friday.At St. Joseph’s Health Care London, figures remained unchanged Monday from March 17.As of that date, at least 64 health-care workers were positive for COVID-19, while two patients/residents at Parkwood Institute’s main building were positive.On Monday, the MLHU reported one new death and 174 new lab-confirmed cases since Friday.The death was reported on Saturday along with 57 additional lab-confirmed cases.

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Russia-Ukraine conflict: Footage appears to show Russian troops opening fire on protest in Kherson

Footage shared on social media and on CCTV showed what appeared to be Russian troops firing on protesters in the southern Ukrainian city of Kherson on Monday. The posts, which Global News has not been able to independently verify, shows hundreds of protesters approaching a city square before being forced to run away after automatic gunfire breaks out.

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Russian soldiers opened fire at rally in Kherson to disperse crowd, Ukraine says

Russian soldiers used stun grenades and gunfire to break up a protest in the Ukrainian city of Kherson on Monday, officials said.

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Delayed cancer care amid COVID-19 may raise death rates

A pair of studies today estimated the COVID-19 pandemic's potential effects on cancer deaths, with one predicting rising US cancer deaths over the next decade owing to screening deficits, and the other suggesting that cancer surgery delays in Ontario could lead to poorer survival rates.

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CBP: 18 pounds of cocaine hidden in cargo hold seized from plane that landed at Philadelphia Airport

Philadelphia CBP Officers seize 18 pounds of cocaine hidden in cargo hold on flight from Jamaica to Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA - Officers with U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 18 pounds of cocaine in a cargo hold on a flight from Montego Bay, Jamaica on Tuesday, the agency announced. CBP officials say officers met the American Airlines flight as it gated and held a routine check of the cargo hold after the luggage was offloaded. During the examination, a narcotics detector dog alerted officers to an access panel, the agency says. According to officials, officers opened the access panel and found two gray Puma drawstring bags with eight wrapped bricks of cocaine and an empty plan blue duffel bag. Philadelphia CBP Officers seize 18 pounds of cocaine hidden in cargo hold on flight from Jamaica to Philadelphia. CBP authorities believe the cocaine has a street value of about $580,000. "Narcotics interdiction remains a Customs and Border Protection priority and it is a mission that we conduct every day.

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NHTSA updates its safety guidelines for people in self-driving cars

A Cruise vehicle in San Francisco, California, U.S. Cruise LLC, a self-driving car startup is offering free rides to non-employees in San Francisco.

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Apple Maps, iTunes and other apps experiencing outages

App Store icon displayed on a phone screen is seen in this illustration photo taken in Krakow, Poland on July 18, 2021. (Photo Ilustration by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Several apps linked to Apple services are experiencing an outage, according to DownDetector. According to the website, several apps such as Apple Maps, iTunes, and Google Maps started having issues Monday afternoon.Apple also reported several outages with its apps on its website including App Store, Apple Music and Apple TV+.No reason for the outage was provided nor a timeline for when the apps will resume operating.RELATED: Study: Greater screen time in young kids linked to more reported behavior problemsFOX Television Stations has reached out to Apple for comment. AdvertisementThis is a developing story.

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Old City flag shop searching for sewers to help business keep up with demand for Ukrainian flags

Humphry's Flag Company is Old City is searching for sewers to assist with the thousands of requests for Ukrainian flags. PHILADELPHIA - As Russia's attacks on Ukraine continue, many around the globe are showing their support for Ukraine by displaying the country's flag. For this reason, Humphreys Flag Company is working around the clock to keep up with the growing demand for the flags. The flag shop has been manufacturing flags in Philadelphia since 1864, but this latest humanitarian crisis has them searching for people who can assist with the production of more flags. Matt O'Connor joined Good Day Philadelphia to discuss the company's plan to produce more Ukrainian flags. Humphry's Flag Company in Old City is working around the clock to keep up with the growing demand for Ukrainian flags.O'Connor says Humphry's are in need of sewers who can help them produce the flags using nylon. "Demand for the flag has been so high and we're trying to make as many as we possibly can, so yeah we're looking for sewers," he says. O'Connor says they aren't looking for sewing experts, but rather those who know how to use sewing machines. The business plans on teaching those with sewing experience how to put together the Ukrainian flag using their commercial sewing machines. Humphry's Flag Company is looking to hire people for full-time and part-time shifts. To contact the business, click here. ___RELATED COVERAGE___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

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Tackling the covid disruption of regular childhood immunization

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Orbeez Challenge: Police warn about the dangers of the trend involving gel pellets, air guns

RADNOR TOWNSHIP, Pa. - Police across the country are warning parents about the dangers of the Orbeez Challenge as they see a rise in incidents involving the gel pellets and toy guns. In Pennsylvania, four teenagers are in trouble after firing a gel pellet gun at a group of students outside of a middle school. RELATED: Police warn some social media 'challenges' can lead to hackers gaining personal informationLaw Enforcement in Florida is also warning residents about the challenge after a Volusia County woman was struck in the arm walking with her child and three people were hit by pellets in Deltona. Police are warning parents and schools about the dangers of the Orbeez Challenge. According to police, the Orbeez Challenge is a viral social media trend that encourages people to shoot Orbeez water beads and gel pellets from air guns. Packs of the popular children's toy can come with up to 500 Orbeez and 1500 Orbeez seeds, according to the manufacturer. The gel beads are typically created with water, but many conducting the challenge have begun freezing the beads to intensify their effects. Chris Flanagan, the Superintendent of Police in Radnor Township, Pennsylvania, said the challenge is concerning because the toy guns being used are often altered to look like real weapons. When the challenge was done outside of Radnor Middle School, students and staff began running and the school restricted activity in the area, according to Flanagan. "These challenges seem like they are funny," he says.

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Weather Authority: Above-average temperatures continue Monday with sun, wind

PHILADELPHIA - It's officially spring and for many that means allergies. FOX 29's Sue Serio's Monday forecast includes moderate levels of allergens in the air with relief coming Tuesday before levels rise again on Wednesday and Thursday. A high-pressure system will keep skies clear and sunny Monday. The next chance for rain is expected to be Wednesday and Thursday. Monday's temperatures will see lows in the 40s and highs in the 60s with winds that keep things breezy. Temperatures remain above-average. ___SEVEN-DAY FORECASTMONDAY: Sunny, breezy. High: 65TUESDAY: Partly sunny.

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Dropped mask mandates: Public-facing workers face hostility, health risks

COVID-19 public health restrictions. As of March 21, only Quebec, P.E.I., the Northwest Territories and Nunavut still have mask mandates in place, though there are plans for those policies to expire soon.By the end of April, it’s possible that no Canadian province or territory will have a mask mandate in effect, leaving public-facing workers with concerns about their workplaces.For those who regularly interact with the public, the uncertainty of each unmasked interaction comes with an understandable fear.

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Calgary man warns drivers on Trans-Canada Highway after daughter-in-law killed by falling rock

A Calgary man is raising concerns about the safety of a stretch of the Trans-Canada Highway near Golden, B.C. His daughter-in-law was killed there by falling rock and his daughter and grandchildren narrowly avoided injury.

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Martin Lewis praised by GMB viewers for grilling health secretary over rising cost of living

Good Morning Britain viewers have thanked Martin Lewis for grilling the health secretary, Sajid Javid on Monday (21 March). The financial expert, who is filling in for Richard Madeley, took his time to ask key questions about how the government would support the most vulnerable, low income households and medically disabled with the rising cost of energy prices.

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India’s Covid management exemplary: Mandaviya

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Everything we know about the fourth Covid vaccine and who can get it

The NHS has begun the process of administrating the fourth Covid-19 vaccination.This morning at 7am some people were able to book the fourth jab, but who is eligible and what is the reasoning behind it? Who will have the fourth Covid-19 vaccination? Currently people aged over 12+ with weakened immune systems, care home residents and anyone aged 75 and over are being offered the spring booster jab. Eventually, five million people will be offered the chance to get the fourth vaccine, with the first 600,000 being called up this week.

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9,533 new Scots Covid cases as hospital patient numbers in Ayrshire hit 13-month high

A further 9,533 cases of coronavirus have been reported in Scotland — including 873 in Ayrshire.

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Agencia Bori: Bridging the gap between science and journalism in Brazil

Agencia Bori is a non-profit media-oriented initiative, founded by science journalists in February 2020. It supports journalistic coverage based on scientific evidence. Since the first cases of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) in Brazil, the initiative has worked to:

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