This should be fairly brief and Just wanted to mostly express a lot of gratitude and try and tie things up in a nice though We had a ridiculous number of speakers for an event that was organized in I think a little less than three months so thank you all for Joining and thank you. Thanks to the speakers for like being on board with the weird Experimental impact certificates thing that we did and the flexibility around timing and late travel and adjustments you're all Great sport about all of these things and a pleasure to work with and I look forward to watching all of the talks that I didn't catch after They after this event after I go home and catch up on sleep a little bit Everything is posted on YouTube. It was live streamed, but things will we will in the coming days splice things and Cut it into more clean playlists where you can index and hopefully link your talks or the talks of other people's that you Were inspired by and share those more broadly because I think we have a lot of great artifacts that we've captured I also wanted to definitely thank the partners who helped organize these events the side events side tracks That includes one of protocol labs who's provided unending support for this event and enthusiasm and ambition for what it could be Kevin Scott and Simona from get coin Ella and Ale from 50 years Clara Clara from the Filecoin Foundation and Pooja of tephra labs really huge thanks for bringing in people and ideas and conversation topics and expanding What photo what funding the commons is and turning into more of more closely into what it can be I also really wanted to thank the events marketing and production team tons of gratitude to these people for whom or without whom this absolutely would not have happened and like I page and Jamie may like found the space made everything work Emily made sure that people knew that this is actually happening and maintained clarity around Like helping like what was going to happen and help to get all of you here Matt Corrie and Holka run the network funding teams within my network goods org within protocol labs and theirs is the team that was Tasked with making this event happen lots of speaker organization I'll speakers probably heard from most of these people on emails the production team Sarah Jonathan and Stacey were absolutely Fantastic, they're the ones that kept the space like full of fantastic things and empty of horrible things, so it's the kind of work that is usually not nearly thanked enough and You only notice when it goes horribly wrong so I hope that you can reflect on the things that went very well and Maybe catch one of these people to express some gratitude to them and also a huge. Thank you to Eugene who it randomly asked Can I help in any way and we said yes, you can see the entire main stage so thank you for that and a round of applause for Production team marketing events and all the speakers and co-organizes. Thank you I as one thing that we can take from here that I hope to Have start here and propagate further The impact certificates that you saw us talk about will be posted on the website We're going to have little links from the speaker bios and images to show the impact certificates that they had us mint or minted with us I would also love to see each of you help this movement of supporting unprofitable impact and If you're an event organizer ask people who are speaking to send you impact certificates and use them to introduce The introduce the speakers if your speaker maybe send one and say this is a thing that some people are trying you can When it's up link the talk that I gave that describes impact certificates or some of these other resources from phone in the comments If you're an emcee feel free to reach out to speakers and if you do this tell me how it goes Please tweet at me and I will Amplify this the protocol abs Twitter will amplify this and We are going to post all the impact certificates so that you can read more in depth about what each of them are and follow up with some of them If any of them seem particularly interesting I also had a few quick notes All of these sessions have been on the protocol abs YouTube channel. You probably are familiar with this or seen this We will be as I said splitting up nicely We will be sending out a survey about this event so that we can make it better Radical suggestions are welcome including things as different as Instead of having talks on stage We should have all of the talks uploaded two weeks in advance and then you should have like workshops and Debates that are the main event like I'm willing to entertain and think about and try and Evaluate with speakers and participants if ideas this extreme would be considered an improvement or a detriment Obviously there are always trade-offs, but please give me this the most absurd feedback that you think you can have but you think I can handle and make use out of and Then oh on the follow-ups for things There will also there's already a salon that was proposed to follow up with some of the mutualism ideas from Sarah Horowitz I'm sure that there'll be other conversations. Please reach out to commons at protocol.ai if you would like to broadcast to a Broader set and we will have an opt-in mailing list for people who are interested in staying up-to-date Additionally, I think proto research the proto research Twitter handle will be a reasonable way of getting continued updates and then We will be having another funding the commons We're planning on having it some time in your some some time around the last week of September somewhere in Europe Couple to another protocol abs event So we're waiting on the location for that to figure out where exactly this will be but the expectation is somewhere in Europe and we're looking to experiment and iterate on the structure of the event, so please stay tuned and Yeah, and if you have if there are any comments or suggestions or things that you would like to Propose or promote. Please email commons at protocol that AI that's a catch-all email for the relevant team And you can send us whatever you like if you think it's if you think we would enjoy it but Especially if there are things fresh in your mind from this action items takeaways follow-up conversations things like that Please let us know use this as a a router and then other than that There is a happy hour that is starting outside right now and we'll continue until 7 p.m.. And other than that thank you all so much and I would like to thank I'm gonna spotlight Jamie because she's actually here and Matt Freelick And thank them one last time if I would love to thank the other event staff who are here, but I think they might be out of the room I'm happy to stand here and take any questions or comments from About the event generally meta comments, but other than that, thank you all for joining especially thank you to those joining online and Enjoy the happy hour, and I look forward to seeing you all in the world making positive impact Thank you


In an incident of mob lynching, a 24-year-old youth named Tabrez succumbed to his injuries on June 23. He was brutally beaten up by a mob and was accused of stealing a motorcycle a few days ago. Tabrez was caught by the mob on June 18 evening, was tied to a pole and was beaten up reportedly for more than 7 hours. He was then handed to the police. The mob reportedly made him chant Jai Sri Ram and Jai Hanuman. The perpetrated footage of the incident has gone viral on social media. Tabrez's relatives have alleged that he was beaten up in the jail through the entire night, due to which he had died on the next day itself. They've demanded a high-level inquiry in this case. The first term of the Modi government saw a spate of hate crimes and lynchings of minorities and Dalits. In this term as well, five cases of hate crimes have been reported in the media. These cases have been reported from Assam, Delhi, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra. At least 218 cases of hate crimes were reported in 2018, of which, in 142 cases, Dalits were attacked. In 50 cases, Muslims were the victims. Among these, 87 cases were of gruesome murders. On June 29, 2017, PM Modi broke his silence about the spate of lynchings in India, saying that, Today when I hear that someone is killed in the name of a cow, whether he is innocent or guilty, is something that the law will decide. No person has the right to take the law into his own hands. I appeal to the people of the country, violence is not a solution to the problems. A year later, on June 6, 2018, Union Minister Jayan Senha met eight people convicted in the Ramgad lynching case in Charkhand. He even garlanded them. The increasing number of cases of mob lynching has forced the Supreme Court to direct parliament to draft a new legislation to deal with such issues. Following this, the government set up a four-member committee to suggest a legal framework in a week. However, nothing has come up yet from the government's side. Also, the NCRB does not maintain the data of lynchings and has not updated it since 2016. In the Lok Sabha, when the government was asked about the measures it has taken to prevent lynchings, they were unable to give a concrete answer.


Over the course of my Christian walk, there have been numerous Bible verses that have really confused me. Then there's others that I thought I knew the meaning to, but then after further examination or teaching from a pastor, I come to find out that I'm actually wrong. In today's video, I'm going to run through six Bible verses that people often misunderstand or just struggle with in general. Stay tuned for the last one because it's what I believe is the most misunderstood Bible verse in Christian culture. If you're new to the channel, welcome here. My name's Isaac David. This is The Daily Disciple where I help you follow Jesus daily. If you enjoyed this content, subscribe because I'm putting out new videos every single week.  In a world that is so consumed with this idea of self-love, the Scriptures are a stark contrast to it, which emphasize love for God first and foremost, and then love for neighbor. God is imminently aware of our innate love for self, and instead chooses to emphasize where our primary affections should be oriented. What I've seen is people use verses like this and others that refer to hating the flesh or hating your life, and they use it as justification for saying that self-hate is biblical. I think of the person who struggles with self-hate and self-condemnation constantly tearing themselves down for what they did in their past. Soaking in this space of shame, but meanwhile we're told in the Scripture that there is no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.  Here's what I believe is a biblical distinction here. We're called in the Bible to hate our flesh, to hate the old man, to hate our sin, but ultimately we're to rejoice in the new creation that God is growing within us. For the Christian, this means that we don't need to sit in self-condemnation or shame to continually beat ourselves up as some sort of attribution or as payment for our sins, because Jesus has taken those all on himself, because we can recognize that Jesus has forgiven us truly and fully, but we're still called to put to death our flesh, to hate our flesh, to hate our sin. I heard it put this way, that those sin no longer reigns, it still remains in some sense. So we still need to navigate it and battle against it and hate it. Okay, I'm going to play with two words here. This idea of acceptance and approval. The idea of radical and complete self-approval is baloney, and I think it's unbiblical. We should identify things in our life that are incongruent with God and his commands and seek to have those things transformed, to invite God into those areas and say, God, take reign, take dominion over these aspects of our life, transform me. You see, the world encourages this kind of radical and complete self-approval that you are perfect just the way you are, that you do not need to change in any way, and you shouldn't seek to change because you're just great and you should just love yourself, but I don't think that's biblical at all. What we should look towards is this idea of self-acceptance, that there is a level that we are created in the image of God, that he has given us his forgiveness and his love and his acceptance of us, not because we deserve it, not because we're that cool, not because we're that good, but because of his grace. And now seeing that, seeing that acceptance flow from God, we can actually have that same acceptance for ourselves. Not saying that we're perfect just the way that we are. No, but realizing, hey, man, I am walking on this path of following Jesus, and I don't need to constantly be in this mode of what I need to become, I can simply just be at the same time. But you're definitely seeing attention here. We receive God's love and forgiveness and acceptance, and we're called to rest in that, that our yoke would be easy and our burden would be light, and at the same time, we're called to pick up our cross and follow Christ to hate our sin, to put to death our sin, to be continually not conforming to the ways of this world, but the image of Christ. So in this case, acceptance of ourselves doesn't mean total approval, and it definitely doesn't mean apathy towards our own sin. What it does mean is we have the security in Christ grounded on what he has said of us, what he has done in us, and when we look, when he looks at us, he sees us as his child cloth in Jesus' perfect righteousness. If anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, even his own life, he cannot be my disciple.  You see, in Jesus' day, maybe not so much now, but family was everything. You'd have multiple generations living under one roof, eating together, laughing together, working together. That family bond was so tangible and important. You can think even now the extent and lengths you would go to protect and care for your own family. But then Jesus enters the scene and he preaches this radical message of picking up your cross, denying yourself, and following him. And though some might look at the verse that I read and consider that it would be incongruent with Jesus' general teachings, ultimately it's an overflow of Jesus' call on each person to lay down their life in pursuit of him. To sever every tide that precludes you from following him, emotional, spiritual, physical. As he puts in verse 27, whoever does not bear his own cross and come after me cannot be my disciple. Jesus is reorienting our loves, he's rearranging our lives, he's redefining our limits of how far we can go to pursue him. Jesus isn't new to calling out people's disordered priorities or loves. Think of the rich young ruler when he came to Jesus, what must I do to inherit eternal life? And he says, go sell everything that you own. And he went away sad. Jesus knew in that moment that that man, he loved his money. But this passage in Luke hits extra hard for us because we consider family to be something that is just pure and good in a lot of ways. It is, it's not like money. Oh, of course you can love money too much and you can be greedy and all that, but you can love your family too much, or you can have disoriented loves towards your family.  The beauty of God is that when we take delight in him and glorify him, the overflow of that is to have secure, bold love towards our family. Delight yourself in the Lord and he will give you the desires of your heart. And this is the confidence that we have towards him. That if we ask anything according to his will, he hears us. Now I've heard many people use these verses as justification for manifestation. Sometimes people will even equate prayer with just manifesting and think those are kind of basically the same thing, but I wanna suggest there is a major distinction here. Now I would never equate prayer with manifestation because manifestation is built on this idea that you basically dream up something big and the universe is then obligated to fulfill that dream or that vision. That's definitely not the way prayer works and it's definitely not the way that God works. So what about these verses though? They seem to imply that I just need to ask something or believe something and God is obligated to make it happen. So I'm thinking Lambo or the car insurance on that thing's gonna be crazy. So maybe like a billion dollars to a mansion, a healthy family, a successful career. Okay God, make it happen. But we're missing a piece here. Remember the condition. If we ask anything according to God's will, he will hear us. So no, God will not just give you a mansion because you asked for it. Ultimately, we don't have the mind of God so we don't know perfectly what his will is. But in my personal life, when I encounter unanswered prayers, I can go back to God's promises recognizing that he's working all things out for my good and his glory and then even though I might be experiencing a trial that I wish I was out of that I might pray for God to remove from me, I can know that that's developing perseverance within me and drawing me closer to God as my primary affection. The other verse gives us another condition that if I delight myself in the Lord, God would give me the desires of my heart. But think about this. When I delight myself in the Lord, when I'm truly delighting myself in the Lord, my desires and my heart begins to get that much closer to the heart of God, my desires, my wants, everything, it begins to get that much closer to what God wants. So the more I delight in the Lord, the more I'm praying things that are according to God's will and the more that those things are kind of coming to fruition in some sense. And so ultimately, my goal is not to just, oh, I gotta think up things so then I can pray to God so then those will happen. But rather my primary purpose and calling is to delight myself in the Lord that way my heart and my desires will align that much more closely with the heart of God. And when I pray, it will just be so congruent with what God is already doing. Now, at the same time, it's hard because we can pray for things that we believe are really good and are good. Maybe it's a salvation of a family member or a healing for a friend or a success of a particular ministry and we can get to this place of like, okay, God, why aren't you doing this? This is good. You're forced into basically three conclusions. That number one, God is either emotionally absent that he knows what's going on. He's powerful, but he just doesn't care. Or he's not powerful enough. He does really, really care and want to bring all these things to fruition, but he just can't do it because he's just not powerful enough to make it happen. Or the third, which I think is the biblical reality that God is powerful and he does care, but ultimately he's got a greater sovereign purpose behind what he's doing, the prayers that he answers and the prayers that he doesn't, all in service to bringing himself the most glory. The scripture continually testifies to the fact that God's ways are higher than our ways and his plans are better than our plans. That's one of those moments in the midst of an unanswered prayer is where we need to really have faith that that is true. Okay, this next part came after Nicodemus asked Jesus an important question. Nicodemus said to him, how can a man be born when he is old? Can he enter for a second time into his mother's womb and be born? Jesus answered, truly, truly, I say to you, unless one is born of water and of spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God. Well, there you have it. You gotta be baptized in order to go to heaven. Baptism saves you, yippee-di-doo-di-day. Okay, we figured it out, not so fast. There are a bunch of places in the New Testament that refer to water to be clean, to be cleansed. It's not just talking about baptism. He saved us not because of works done by us in righteousness, but according to his own mercy, by the washing of regeneration and the renewal of the Holy Spirit. This analogy that's being used there is to be washed, to be cleaned, to be cleansed is the reality of God's regenerating work within us and the renewal of the Holy Spirit. That's not referencing baptism, but rather the internal reality of what's going on within us when we're saved by God, when we're born again by his spirit. The ruler asked him, good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? And Jesus said to him, why do you call me good? No one is good except God alone. Wait a minute, did Jesus just admit that he's not God? Okay, let's just take a close look at it. Sometimes when you read a verse or a couple of verses and they don't make sense, you just read them again and sometimes you find more clarity in it. So the ruler asked him, good teacher, what must I do to inherit eternal life? Okay, that's the first thing, good teacher. When this man was approaching Jesus, did he understand Jesus to be God? No, no, he saw Jesus as just a regular rabbi duty. He says, good teacher, what must I do to be saved? And that makes sense with the context because it wasn't widely understood at all that Jesus was God or he even claimed to be God. Yet when the ruler comes up to Jesus and calls him good, he has no belief or understanding that Jesus is God. Jesus knows that. So when he refers to him as good, he wants to hone in on that and correct his understanding of good. Not that Jesus isn't good or God, but that this man was quick to attribute goodness to just somebody he thought was a teacher. Jesus was by no means denying his own dignity, but rather wanted to correct this man's understanding of God's holiness and man's fallenness. Judge not, lest ye be judged. We've all heard this, even from non-Christians. People love to throw this around, especially when people try to make judgments against particular things or discernments against certain teachers or pastors. What immediately flows out is judge not. But what does Jesus really mean here? Well, to find out, it might be good to read the next verse too, just to make sure there's nothing. He didn't add anything to it. So judge not, lest ye be judged. Okay, good, okay, the next verse here. For with the judgment you pronounce, you will be judged. And with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. Okay, so this adds some clarity here. He's not saying to never judge, but he's saying that the same judgment that you use will be used to measure you. So the question we should be asking is, are we playing the hypocrite when we're making these kind of judgment calls? Or can we stand up to the same measure that we put against other people? Honestly, each time we make a judgment, it should be an opportunity to hold up the mirror to ourselves, to say, do we actually meet the standards of what we're holding to somebody else to? And if we are, okay, great, there's a time to speak truth, and that is part of loving. Like you wouldn't let somebody walk towards the side of a cliff and knowing it's there and just say, well, I don't wanna judge, I don't wanna make a discernment here because they're just doing their own thing. No, you know that will be harmful for them. So love is to speak out. We should never equate cowardice with compassion. Unfortunately, it is sometimes a challenging discernment process to know what to say, when to say it. Like you can have all these good truths in your mind to know, yeah, I should speak up and say something that is true because that's part of loving somebody. But it's also to know what to say and when to say it. And ultimately, I think that's where we need to go back into prayer and focusing on praying without ceasing, to being reliant on God, to give us words to speak, to give us the timing and that is the most appropriate and ultimately just rely on him that he's gonna guide us. And even when we make a mistake, even when we kinda step out of balance or maybe say something that wasn't as we wanted to say, we know that we can find forgiveness and that God is gonna continue to work in our life and help us judge righteously and love people well and that tension between those two, he's gonna help us navigate that. Thanks so much for watching this video, guys. It's brought to you by my patrons on Patreon. If you're interested in supporting my mission of equipping people to follow Jesus Daily, hit the link in my description and sign up today. It would be a huge blessing. See you later, guys. God bless. Matthew, Mark, Luke, John, X-Rom, for the Equity of Galatians, Ephesians, Philippians, Colossians 1st and 2nd, Thessalonians 1st and 2nd, Matthew, Titus.


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Hi, and welcome to our session. Let us discuss the following question. The question says, prove that scalar triple product of vector a plus vector b, vector b plus vector c, and vector c plus vector a is equal to 2 times scalar triple product of vector a, vector b, and vector c. So now, begin with the solution. Now, we will first consider the left-hand side. This is equal to scalar triple product of vector a plus vector b, vector b plus vector c, and vector c plus vector a. Now, this is equal to vector a plus vector b dot vector b plus vector c cross vector c plus vector a. Now, this is equal to vector a plus vector b cross vector c plus vector b cross vector a plus vector c cross vector c plus vector c cross vector a. This is equal to cross vector c plus vector b cross vector a. This is equal to 0 is equal to vector is equal to 0 so this is equal to left inside is equal


This will be a huge week to try to improve mentally. Won't be able to do much physically. And you got to prepare to win a game against a great opponent, a great challenge, who's won five of their last six games. Short and get the rest or? No, I mean, obviously we have to get to the sticks. We can go back and try to make sure that everybody's in the position and the ball's coming out and the protection's good and the route depth. So obviously we came up a little bit short. I think it's a fine line, Jim, about how much time that you spend. You're going to have to continue to make corrections and be able to do those things that are important to make sure. But then you have to really focus on personnel and a new opponent, somebody that we don't have a lot of familiarity with, a lot of challenges, a lot of great players and good scheme. Speaking of, what kind of challenge are you facing Nick Bosa? Well, the front, obviously all those defensive guys. And Nick is talented. He plays extremely hard. He's got a great balance, quickness, very good against the run, against the pass. Armstead, great length inside, unique. Jones has been really coming on as an interior player. And so it's a very attacking, penetrating front, which we'll have to try to be able to handle. Fast and physical, how do you do as far as carrying out as a Simon's kind of knowing where to be? I mean, just for having a few days of practice, I think it's a good start. So we'll continue to try to work with Zach. And obviously, we've focused on improving mentally. That'll be where everybody's trying to work on this week. The fine line of corrections from yesterday to moving on. You've lost three games, essentially, in the same manner over the last month. Is there any concern of a confidence level of your guys still believing that they were the team that started 8-2 versus the one that struggled in a lot of a similar fashion over the last month? Well, really, it just turned the ball over. Unless you guys see something different, there's always things that we can correct. But really, a lot of these things come down to our ability to take care of the football and find ways to create turnovers. That's where, defensively, we have to go. We have to, I love the mindset of going out there and playing defense wherever you have to, even if it's on our side of the field. And they did that. But we got the one turnover there, unfortunately, had the penalty that came along with it. So to me, it comes down to taking care of the football. I mean, that kept it obvious. But that's really what it is. And trying to make sure that we're creating turnovers defensively, we're looking for opportunities to tip the football and catch it and hammer it out. Unfortunately, that's what Amani did. And it was an excellent play. It was what you guys see us practicing all the time. We just had an unfortunate penalty. You guys preach ball security and practice it here. Is there anything more that you can do? Understand that it's everybody's responsibility to get as many guys near the ball, around the pile that you possibly can, taking care of it, using fundamentals. I mean, when it's loose and you're in zone coverage, we know that everybody's taught to vice tackle. There's a guy coming inside. There's a guy coming outside. Understanding we're not reaching the ball at the goal line on those things, that if it's not fourth down or all those fundamentals that we preach and practice, but it's everybody's responsibility to take care of the football or the guy who has it, whether that's the quarterback in the pocket, a runner that's running with it, or a receiver, everybody's job is to try to protect that guy and to protect the football. First and 20, third and 13, first and 20. Is that not a bit conservative? Well, I mean, I think we can always go back and look at, we also ran it and picked up first downs on second and nine. We've thrown it. We missed some opportunities throwing the football. The play calls are always the easiest thing to second guess. I'm a big proponent of making sure that the guys understand what's being called, that we get it in there quickly, that everybody understands what the details are. I believe that. I believe in we've had success throwing it on different downs. We've had success running it. We just have to continue to take care of the football. First of all, try to stay out of some of those first and 20s and long-yarded situations. Just felt good on some of those. I mean, the one third down, you get them in some coverage looks and you get them moving around and maybe make a guy miss and pick up a first down as opposed to trying to throw it into a bunch of coverage or whatever it may be. So there's a lot of different things that we're going to try to do to continue to move the football score. We've got to score touchdowns in the red zone. We've got to take care of the football. We're not surprised that the penalty was thrown on Jeffrey. And what could he do there? Well, everything that we've coached our guys and understanding from the NFL is that it is the defender's responsibility to avoid contact below the knees and above the shoulders when the quarterback's in the pocket, whether you're stumbling, whether they're blocking you. And so we tell them that you have to try to swipe. And nobody's playing harder for us than Jeff each and every down. And he knows that. And he just has to avoid making contact with his helmet or shoulder below the knee. It's try to just swipe at the guy's ankle. And that's what the rules are. We know what it is. And that's kind of where we're at. So you've got a quick assessment week. Do you think AJ's got a chance? And we'll see where everybody is today. These guys are filing in here today. Hopefully the guys that weren't able to play can help us this week in some capacity. And the guys that are eligible to return from IR, we can make a decision on them. Is this like a Wednesday or a Saturday? And then tomorrow, split between Thursday and Friday? What's the schedule? And you guys have had some success in these odd weeks, whether it's more or less rest. What's the key to that? Just trying to get these guys to prepare. We have to focus on today. We can't really worry a whole lot about yesterday. I hope that that would have been the case had we won. Unfortunately, we lost. And we have to focus on today, which is going to be first and second down. Just like you said, it's going to be like a Wednesday. I think it's important that we do something to break a sweat. Guys played extremely hard for us. And guys played a lot of snaps, like they always do. But trying to break some sort of sweat, not running around, but obviously just in the weight room, trying to get some sort of conditioning or cardio in where they break a sweat, can get into a meeting, can lock in, and then we can have a walkthrough. White receivers have to be good blockers in order for them to play. Is Golden Tate able to help you in that regard, or is that? I mean, I hope they all can help us in that regard. You know, especially with Julio's injuries, any more likely you think that Golden might get hit? I think that what we tell him, John, is that everybody that'll be in that meeting today should be expected to play in the football game. Julio may have tweaked something when he was diving for that flumble that Firks are had, that he stay in and try to cut it out a little bit. And what was the process of kind of managing him and seeing where he was with World and pulling him out? Yeah, I mean, I think just trying to be conscious of where he is conditioning level-wise and kind of where we need him. And then going forward, we'll evaluate where he is and see how he can help us on Thursday. Thank you. I'm sorry.


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