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Even Lefty LeBron Is Waking Up to the Covid Hoax

Red State writes, “The media that generally covers every word that drops from [LeBron’s] lips suddenly doesn’t want to cover this post because it’s questioning the narrative. James seems ready to finally ask questions when it hits him personally. The post is being seen, though; it has almost two million likes.”

Source 📷 LeBron Instagram
Read more🗞 Red State

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Even Experts Cannot Distinguish Between Omicron and the Common Cold | Desert Review

It’s impossible to tell the difference between the Omicron variant, scare-mongered by Fraudxi and his puppet press, and the common cold:

Dr. Lisa Barrett, an infectious disease specialist at Dalhousie University in Halifax, told Yahoo! News that it’s not easy to distinguish the omicron variant symptoms from the common cold. The only COVID-19 symptom that doesn’t show up with a common cold is the loss of smell, Barrett said, but that’s not a “useful tool to differentiate between the two.”

Will Omicron-induced herd immunity derail Fauci’s $98B Covid vaccine industry? Even sheep know that we don’t need a vaccine for a cold.

Read🗞 Desert Review, Red State
Related🔎 Omicron Acts Like a Natural Vaccine, Fauci’s $98B Pop-up Vax Industry

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Global Herd Immunity

Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation, a University of Washington research center predicts:

“According to our updated COVID19 model, we project 3 billion infections over the next three months globally, Omicron [aka Omi-cold] rapidly spreading around the world since October 8.”

The jab pushers must be sweating💦

Related🔎 Omicron Indistinguishable from Common Cold, Omicron Acts Like a Natural Vaccine

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Omicron Is the Disruptive Event That Has Expanded the Overton Window | Dr. Robert Malone Substack

The new variant of COVID-19, Omicron, has exploded onto the scene.  This variant is different in five essential ways:

• More infectious and will soon be the dominant variant in the USA
• Less pathogenic
• Poorly matched to currently available vaccines
• Natural immunity is providing good protection against Omicron
• Disease symptoms are more similar to the common cold

The Overton Window of political possibility is the concept that there are a limited range of ideas the public is willing to consider and accept, that politicians can only be effective by advocating policy that fits within the Overton window, and that disruptive groups are the ones who can expand or contract the Overton window.

In a 12/11 Telegram post, Dr. Malone explained, “Regarding the Overton Window: Pharma, BigTech, legacy media, and the government have succeeded in intentionally collapsing what is ‘allowable’ political discourse. Freedom benefits from those who speak ‘radical’ truths which help push it back open. This is a deep strategic and tactical truth that broadcasters like Steve Bannon and Glen Beck understand. They are intentional media warriors that stand at the edge of allowable discourse and continually work to push the window open.”

As some governments are now touting a mandatory 3rd, 4th or even 5th booster, various groups, influencers, and even the WHO to some extent… are beginning to question the whole public policy response in the face of the emerging data about Omicron.

Suddenly, some of the data exposing that these vaccines are not as safe and effective as once thought are showing up on places like twitter and linked-in and the posts aren’t being removed...  The WHO is questioning the need for universal vaccination and boosters, even suggesting the boosters may “prolong” COVID.  Even some main stream media outlets, such as Real Clear Politics are promoting articles that are outside of the BBC-led ‘Trusted News Initiative’ narrative.

Of course, for those caught in the mass formation psychosis (hypnosis), Omicron still has not been enough to shake their obsession with the vaccines and mandates.  However, for the persuadable third – there is a shifting of perspective. With this shift, this expansion of the Overton window, politicians will be able to expand what is politically acceptable speech and maybe will bring some sanity back into this pandemic response by the US Government and the world.

Read more🗞 Dr. Robert Malone Substack, @RWMaloneMD
Related🔎 Overton Window, Mass Formation Psychosis

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Overton Window Expansion with Dr. David Martin | Seth Holehouse

In a Christmas interview with Seth Holehouse, Dr. David Martin does his part to expand the boundaries of the Overton Window.

Dr. Martin articulately argues that America was founded on drug trafficking (sugar and opium - min. 6:25), shockingly suggests that Covid may have been an engineered solution to America’s ticking social security time bomb (min. 24:00), weighs in on the Trump vaccine advocacy conundrum (min. 44:35), and notes that it was Republican Presidents who gave pharmaceutical companies the “hall pass” (min. 36:45) that ultimately enabled a BigPharma “coup d’etat on the Presidency” (min. 40:00).

Martin also points out that vaccine manufacturer immunity and valid VAERS data is an overlooked statutory “quid pro quo” (min. 35:00):

“The fact is that as much as the CDC and the FDA try to hide behind what they reportedly say is the error in the VAERS database - what they don’t seem to realize is that by saying there are errors, they are violating the 1986 Act… The 1986 [National Childhood Vaccine Protection] Act [and the PREP Act], which shields manufacturers from liability, [says] that the manufacturers of vaccines are required to keep VAERS accurate… You cannot on the one hand say you’re going to get the indemnity shield and on the other hand say VAERS can’t be trusted — because VAERS is a statutory requirement… That’s the quid pro quo in getting the immunity. If VAERS is wrong, then the immunity is pierced...”

Watch 📺 Seth Holehouse - Dr. Martin Interview

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Karl Wolf Adapts Billy Ocean’s ‘Caribbean Queen’ for Covid 😂

“Omicron Queen🎵 How’d you catch it if you took the vaccines? When they lockdown, imma run. Florida… here I come.” 🎼🎵🎶

Source 🎤😎 Karl Wolf
H/t🤠 @davidavocadowolfe

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The latest VAERS data has been published.

Dr. Peter McCullough (@PeterMcCulloughMD) estimates that VAERS is underreported by a factor of "4 to 5".

983,756 Adverse Events
108,572 Hospitalizations
107,860 Urgent Care
12,317 Bell's Palsy
10,429 Heart Attacks
20,560 Myocarditis
34,615 Permanently Disabled
20,622 Deaths

100% Safe And Effective

https://openvaers.com/covid-data

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The Democrats’ Hispanic Voter Problem: It's Not as Bad as You Think— It’s Worse | Ruy Teixeira

Democrats like to believe that, since a relatively conservative white population is in sharp decline while a presumably liberal nonwhite population keeps growing, the course of social and demographic change should deliver an ever-growing Democratic coalition. It is simply a matter of getting this burgeoning nonwhite population to the polls.

[However] as the Census documents, the biggest single driver of the increased nonwhite population is the growth of the Hispanic population.

Turning to the nature and size of recent Hispanic shifts against the Democrats — it’s not as bad as you think, it’s worse:

1. In the most recent WSJ poll, Hispanic voters were split evenly between Democrats and Republicans in the 2022 generic Congressional ballot. And in a 2024 hypothetical rematch between Trump and Biden, these voters favored Biden by only a single point. This is among a voter group that favored Biden over Trump in 2020 by 26 points according to Catalist.

2. In the same poll, Biden’s net approval rating among Hispanics was -12 (42 percent approval/54 percent disapproval)... Hispanics in the poll favor Republicans in Congress over Democrats on containing inflation and securing the border. They are strongly negative on the economy, with… 63 percent who believe it is headed in the wrong direction.

3. A recent 538 analysis of aggregated poll data shows that, while Biden has lost support among all racial groups in the last 9 months, the decline has been sharpest among Hispanics.

4. In Texas, perhaps the Democrats’ most prized target… a September Dallas Morning News poll had Biden's approval rating among Texas Hispanics at an anemic 35 percent vs. 54 percent disapproval — 19 points underwater.

5. In the hotly-contested 2021 Virginia gubernatorial election, according to the AP-NORC VoteCast survey, Democrat Terry McAuliffe actually lost the Latino vote and also lost ground among black and “other race’ (chiefly Asian) voters.

6. After four years of Trump, Hispanics gave him substantially more support than they did in 2016. According to Catalist, in 2020, Latinos had an amazingly large 16 point margin shift toward Trump.

7. Hispanic shifts toward Trump were not confined to FL (28 points) and TX (18 points) but also included states like WI (20 points), NV (18 points), PA (12 points), AZ (10 points) and GA (8 points).

8. Pew validated voter data indicate particularly poor performance for Biden among working class Hispanics, with these voters giving Trump a remarkable 41 percent of their vote in 2020... These data assume special significance in light of the unusually heavy working class character of the Hispanic vote (around 80 percent).

9. You can even see the pro-Trump Hispanic shift in New York City. An excellent analysis by Matthew Thomas shows: “Precincts where at least 50% of residents are Hispanic swung toward Trump by 18 points, with a quarter of voters now backing him for reelection.”

10. It is hard to avoid the conclusion that Democrats have seriously erred by lumping Hispanics in with “people of color” and assuming they embraced the activism around racial issues that dominated so much of the political scene in 2020, particularly in the summer. This was a flawed assumption. The reality of the Hispanic population is that they are, broadly speaking, an overwhelmingly working class, economically progressive, socially moderate constituency that cares above all, about jobs, the economy and health care.

Captain Seth Keshel adds:

“Hispanic approval like that, in real elections, flips NV and CO, locks in TX, NC, FL, AZ, GA, and puts CA, VA, NM on the decades long road map to being competitive. Now, put it all together and you can see why the democrats are trying to enshrine mail-in ballots everywhere… This is a party in free fall since 2010...”

- https://t.iss.one/RealSKeshel/2665

Read🗞 Ruy Teixeira - The Liberal Patriot

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‘Precinct by Precinct Takeover of the Country’

Steve Bannon and Dan Schultz discuss the “hyper local strategy” to reclaim our Republic. They cite an article by the deep-left, anxiety-riddled Guardian:

“The bottom-up strategy has been promoted widely by prominent far-right figures like former top Trump aide Steve Bannon who have articulated re-taking control of the country ‘precinct by precinct.’ The strategy, pushed heavily in Bannon’s podcast, which is influential on the far-right, has caught on.”

Schultz emphasizes that one of the best ways to vet and support America First candidates is to volunteer to become a Precinct Committeeman. Equally important, sign up to become a poll worker or an official poll-watcher. “Start by attending your monthly Republican Party committee meeting,” Schultz advises, and visit precinctstrategy.com to learn more.

Rumble link 📺 War Room
Hat tip🤠 @realKarliBonne
Related🗞 ProPublica

Learn more🔦🧵 Precinct Committeeman Strategy

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The Fed’s Doomsday Prophet Has a Dire Warning About Where We’re Headed | Politico

“Thomas Hoenig doesn’t look like a rebel… He acts like someone who has spent the vast majority of his career, as he has, working at one of the stuffiest and powerful institutions in America: the Federal Reserve Bank. Hoenig has all the fiery disposition that one might expect from a central banker, which is to say none at all. He unspools sentences methodically, in a measured way, never letting his words race ahead of his intended message.

This makes it all the more surprising that Tom Hoenig is, in fact, one of America’s least-understood dissidents...

Between 2008 and 2014, the Federal Reserve printed more than $3.5 trillion in new bills. To put that in perspective, it’s roughly triple the amount of money that the Fed created in its first 95 years of existence. Three centuries’ worth of growth in the money supply was crammed into a few short years. The money poured through the veins of the financial system and stoked demand for assets like stocks, corporate debt and commercial real estate bonds, driving up prices across markets. Hoenig was the one Fed leader who voted consistently against this course of action, starting in 2010…

While Hoenig was concerned about inflation, that isn’t what solely what drove him to lodge his string of dissents. The historical record shows that Hoenig was worried primarily that the Fed was taking a risky path that would deepen income inequality, stoke dangerous asset bubbles and enrich the biggest banks over everyone else. He also warned that it would suck the Fed into a money-printing quagmire that the central bank would not be able to escape without destabilizing the entire financial system.

On all of these points, Hoenig was correct. And on all of these points, he was ignored. We are now living in a world that Hoenig warned about…

Zero-percent rates and quantitative easing have had exactly the kind of “allocative effects” that [Hoenig] warned about. Quantitative easing stoked asset prices, which primarily benefited the very rich. By making money so cheap and available, it also encouraged riskier lending and financial engineering tactics like debt-fueled stock buybacks and mergers, which did virtually nothing to improve the lot of millions of people who earned a living through their paychecks.

The only part of the economy that seemed to benefit under quantitative easing and zero-percent interest rates was the market for assets. The stock market more than doubled in value during the 2010s. Even after the crash of 2020, the markets continued their stellar growth and returns. Corporate debt was another super-hot market, stoked by the Fed, rising from about $6 trillion in 2010 to a record $10 trillion at the end of 2019.

In his mind, economics and the banking system were tightly intertwined with American society. One thing affected the other. When the financial system benefited only a handful of people, average people started to lose faith in society as a whole.

“Do you think that we would have had the political, shall we say turmoil, revolution, we had in 2016, had we not had this great divide created? Had we not had the effects of the zero interest rates that benefited some far more than others?” Hoenig asked. “I don’t know. It’s a counterfactual. But it’s a question I would like to pose.”

Read more🗞 Politico

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Inflation in 2021 Far Different From What We Had in 1979 | Bruce Wilds Advancing Time Blog

The idea the economy of 2021 is strong enough to allow a rapid and huge surge in interest rates such as those imposed upon America in 1981 is false. During America's prior bout with inflation 40 years ago the economy was able to withstand the shock. Yes, we did have a recession, but it was short-lived because the foundation of our economy was much stronger. America was not bleeding from huge trade deficits and people had real jobs.

Today, after years of trade deficits [and Federal Reserve intervention], America's economic foundation has grown much weaker. We have created the illusion of economic growth by blowing the lid off government spending [and sanctioning wanton Federal Reserve money printing]. This has created a false economy and should not be confused with real growth.

A Politico article out today describes the anemic economic numbers over the last decade, a product of the Fed’s reckless easy money dogma:

In May of 2020, former Kansas City Fed President Thomas Hoenig published a paper that “compared two periods of economic growth: The period between 1992 and 2000 and the one between 2010 and 2018. These periods were comparable because they were both long periods of economic stability after a recession, he argued. The biggest difference was the Federal Reserve’s extraordinary experiments in money printing during the latter period, during which time productivity, earnings and growth were weak. During the 1990s, labor productivity increased at an annual average rate of 2.3 percent, about twice as much as during the age of easy money. Real median weekly earnings for wage and salary employees rose by 0.7 percent on average annually during the 1990s, compared to only 0.26 percent during the 2010s. Average real GDP growth — a measure of the overall economy — rose an average of 3.8 percent annually during the 1990s, but by only 2.3 percent during the recent decade.”

Not only is the current bubble economy more fragile, the 2021 inflation culprit is different, Wilds continues:

The cause of inflation during the 1970s is blamed on several events specific to that time in our history. Part of it was due to rising oil prices (oil prices tripled in the 1970s). There was also inflation due to rising wages. Unions were relatively powerful and their bargaining for higher wages to keep up with the rising cost of living created a wage-inflationary spiral. You should also throw in spending on the Vietnam War and Nixon cutting the tie of the dollar to gold. The result was an inflationary mindset that exploded as investors and waves of people started investing in ways that would protect them from being ravished by a falling dollar.

Fast forward to the end of 2021. Today, many people are busy blaming the recent inflation on supply chain disruptions resulting from the global pandemic. In truth, much more focus should be turned to the surge in money supply, government spending, and Fed policies. The result from the combination of these toxic paths forward has created a slew of new problems. Surging inequality, more reliance on government. 

Many economic watchers have come to the conclusion the Fed has totally lost control of the situation. The big question is whether it will taper and risk a major recession or keep pumping out money.

Read more🗞 Bruce Wilds Advancing Time Blog
Related🔎 The Fed’s Income Inequality Printing Press

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Pravda WaPo Does an About-Face on the Covid Hysterics

“Almost two years after the country first shut down to protect itself against the coronavirus pandemic, Biden is grasping a changing environment, both medical and political. The result could well encourage responsible Americans to get on with their lives while allowing recalcitrant vaccine refusers to face the consequences of their reckless conduct.

As we recognize that covid-19 is not a deadly or even severe disease for the vast majority of responsible Americans, we can stop agonizing over ‘cases’ and focus on those who are hospitalized or at risk of dying.

In response, Kyle Becker tweeted: “Omicron is not deadly or severe for *ANY* Americans. Fixed it for you.”

Despite the continued science-denying anti-unvax rhetoric, the WaPo article suggests a beginning mainstream shift away from plandemic mandates.

Read ⚠️ Dem Media
Tweets🐥 Disclose.tv, Jennifer Rubin, Kyle Becker

Related🔎 Omicron Overton Window Expansion, Omi-cold

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Did Biden Just ‘Wave the White Flag’ on Federal Vax Mandates?

In a call yesterday with state governors, Biden admitted: “Look, there is no federal solution. This gets solved at the state level… and that ultimately gets down to where the rubber meets the road, and that’s where the patient is in need of help — or preventing the need for help.”

Brian Cates responded on Telegram: “Try to imagine what it would look like if the Biden administration reluctantly waved the white flag on federal vaccine mandates. Because you saw it today. How many of you recognized it?”

An op-ed in the Washington Post titled, “Biden is learning not to fret over vaccine deniers,” comes to a similar conclusion. The article notes, “Biden has… recognized that the problem of the unvaccinated is actually the responsibility of red-state governors...”

Faced with cratering approval numbers and a “Tsunami of Dem retirements,” is the Biden regime capitulating on its unconstitutional jab coercion edicts? A December “Biden re-election poll shows dismal 22% support, [with] Harris even worse at 12%,” the Boston Herald reported. Meanwhile, the Dems critical working-class Hispanic base is fleeing the Party, a Christmas Rasmussen survey found that 41% of Dems now believe the 2020 election was stolen, and even an Economist/ YouGov poll reveals that nearly 2/3 of Americans believe the county is on “the wrong track.”

Read more🗞 Becker News, WaPo About-Face
H/t🤠 @drawandstrikechannel
Related🔎 Biden Re-election Poll, Hispanic Dem Exodus, Rasmussen Poll, YouGov poll

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Biden said, “look there is no federal solution. This gets solved at the state level.”

Just wish he finished by saying, if everyone copied Florida we wouldn’t be in this mess!

Warning: DeSantis Policies So Bad He's Now Infecting Record Numbers in California and New York | Babylon Bee Satire 🐝

According to experts, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis's COVID policies are so bad they are starting to cause skyrocketing COVID infection rates in leftist states.

Fauci and others revealed that the Florida governor's policies are so permissive and hands-off that they have caused COVID to spike in Left-wing states, even though those states are obediently following the SCIENCE.

Read 😂 Babylon Bee Satire 🐝
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Pandemia Author Alex Berenson: My Promise to Pfizer and BioNTech and Moderna | Alex Berenson Substack

I promise the billionaire boys this:

By the time I’m done the world will know what you knew and when you knew it. This isn’t about depopulation conspiracy theories; it’s about a drug — not a vaccine, this isn’t a vaccine by any reasonable definition — you rushed to market with the promise of zero liability and tens of billions of dollars in profits, a drug that looks worse by the week. It’s about risking the hearts of healthy kids to make morbidly obese adults feel a little better; it’s about getting the result you want in a clinical trial after a few months and blowing up the trial — for a drug that is supposed to be given to billions of people - and not once, but over and over.

So, yeah, I’m not going to forget. I don’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear, and I absolutely will not stop until the truth comes out.

Read 🗞 Alex Berenson Substack
Telegram 👉 @Alex_Berenson
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CDC Pulls Covid PCR Test Used to Justify the Plandemic - Admits It Cannot Differentiate Between Covid and the Flu

After nearly two years of near-universal use, the CDC is withdrawing the test used to justify the dranconian plandemic lockdowns and vax mandates, quietly admitting that it cannot differentiate between Covid and the flu.* Beginning in January 2022, labs will be required to use an alternate FDA-approved test “that can facilitate… differentiation of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza viruses.”

In an alert to laboratories, the CDC wrote:

“After December 31, 2021, CDC will withdraw the request to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) of the CDC 2019-Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) Real-Time RT-PCR Diagnostic Panel, the assay first introduced in February 2020 for detection of SARS-CoV-2 only. CDC is providing this advance notice for clinical laboratories to have adequate time to select and implement one of the many FDA-authorized alternatives…

CDC encourages laboratories to consider adoption of a multiplexed method that can facilitate detection and differentiation of SARS-CoV-2 and influenza viruses.”

The natural question is: How many of our Covid cases were actually the flu?

During the 2019 flu season, the CDC estimated there were “39,000,000 - 56,000,000 flu illnesses.” In 2020, that number dropped to just 2,124, while flu-attributed deaths in the U.S. fell 97%, according to a May 2021 Yahoo News article. The Scientific American reported that the flu was MIA worldwide in 2020: “Since the novel coronavirus began its global spread, influenza cases reported to the World Health Organization from the Northern and Southern Hemispheres have dropped to minute levels.”

Just as Covid mortality rates have been inflated by the 2020 CDC/ WHO rule change that deemphasized underlying causes of death in Covid fatality reporting (so that deaths with Covid were classified as from Covid), SARS-CoV-2 case numbers were likely padded with the help of an inaccurate PCR test. With the flawed test out of circulation, “CDC officials say there WILL be a flu season this year,” reports the Daily Mail. What a surprise.

Sources 🔎 CDC Lab Alert, CDC 2019 Flu Burden Estimates, The Denver Channel, Yahoo News, Scientific American, WHO Rule Change, CDC Rule Change
*First reported in July 2021

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Twitter Permanently Suspends Brilliant Truth-Teller Dr. Robert Malone

On Substack, Dr. Malone writes:

“We all knew it would happen eventually.

Today it did. Over a half million followers gone in a blink of an eye. That means I must have been on the mark, so to speak. Over the target. It also means we lost a critical component in our fight to stop these vaccines being mandated for children and to stop the corruption in our governments, as well as the medical-industrial complex and pharmaceutical industries.

So, please spread the word - share this on your own twitter feed or whatever social media venue you wish.”

Substack is absolutely the best way to see my writings. I appreciate everyone’s support in signing up for my newsletter. It truly matters to me.”

You can follow Dr. Malone on:

👉 Substack
👉 Gab
👉 GETTR
👉 LinkedIn
👉 Telegram (not directly managed by him)

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CDC Admits PCR Test Failure

Not only are PCR tests unable to distinguish Covid from the flu, they can deliver false positives for “up to 12 weeks,” the CDC reported today. The revelation precipitated a storm of Twitter criticism:

“This means that for the past 21 months, people sat home for extra days and weeks because their test came back with an irrelevant positive. We didn’t know this 6, 12, 18 months ago? Really?

Hi CDC Director. Does the above mean that we don’t need a negative test 48-72 hours before flying into the US since fake/irrelevant positives can linger for 12 weeks?”

- Yossi Gestetner

“Many ‘public health’ bureaucrats have been making this stuff up as they go along for a long time and are nothing more than political operatives for democrats.

Some of us have been calling them out for a while. The veil is coming down.”

- Eric Schmitt

Tweet 🐥 ABC News
Read more🗞 ABC News, Red State, CDC Withdraws PCR Tests

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