News from 14/06/2007
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Giles Smith, Andrew Robson, Carol Lewis, Leo Lewis Asia Correspondent, Jerry Beere, Liz Ralph, Neelam Verjee, David Brown, Alexander Shilling, Alexandra Frean, Andrew Edmond, Tim Albone, Martin Birchall, Frances Gibb Legal Editor, Gary Duncan, Nigel Harper, Paul Hoggart, James Rossiter Property Correspondent, Mark Souster, David Rose, Carla Ferstman, Ivo Tennant, Alexandra Frean Education Editor, Michael Evans Defence Editor, Philip Howard, Katie Scott, Hilary Finch, Camilla Cavendish, Christine Seib, James Bone, Clive Davis, Elizabeth Judge, Patrick Kidd, Will Pavia, David Charter Europe Correspondent, Wendy Ide, James Hider, Kevin Eason, Geoff Brown, Joe Joseph, Andrew Norfolk, Robin Pagnamenta, Leanne Macmillan, Roger Smith, William Hague, MP, Ben Webster Transport Correspondent, Pat Gibson, Valerie Elliott Countryside Editor, David McVay, W. Sowerby, Jane MacArtney, Valerie Elliott, Siobhan Kennedy, Deborah Haynes, Dominic Walsh, Steve Bird, Ruth Gledhill, Dan Sabbagh Media Editor, Tom Bawden, Debra Craine, Rory Watson, Gary Jacob, Ken Russell, Pat Stanley-Jones, Tim Reid, Rosemary Bennett, Jennifer Taylor, Ruth Gledhill Religion Correspondent, Dalya Alberge Arts Correspondent, Dan Sabbagh, Chris Riley, Tom Gatti, Richard Ford Home Correspondent, Stephen Farrell, David Sharrock Ireland Correspondent, John Mercer, James Delingpole, Carl Lewis, (AP), Charles Bremner, Ron Lewis, Helen Rumbelow, Tim Teeman, David Charter, Hugo Rifkind, Derwent May, James Mottram, Judy Moorhouse, Russell Kempson, Oliver Kay, Quentin Howard, Sarah Vine, Mark Henderson Science Editor, Michael Theodoulou, James Harding Business Editor, Patrick Hosking Banking and Finance Editor, John Westerby, Paul Martin, James Rossiter, Professor Karol Sikora, Ann Treneman, Simon de Bruxelles, John Hopkins Golf Correspondent, Rob Wright, Mark Hunter, Edward Gorman Motor Racing Correspondent, Gabriel Rozenberg, Neil Harman Tennis Correspondent, Raymond Keene, Luke Leitch, Adam Sage, Katie Jones, Christine Buckley, Matthew Pryor, Matt Hughes, Francis Elliott Chief Political Correspondent, Nigel Hawkes, Neville Scott, Burhan Wazir, Michael S. Bruce, Chris Campling, Richard Owen, Damian Whitworth, Fran Yeoman Political Reporter, Francesca Steele, Peter Dixon, Gabriel Rozenberg Economics Reporter, Nick Hasell, Tony Knifton, Shami Chakrabarti, Kevin Maher, Rosemary Bennett Social Affairs Correspondent, Julian Muscat, Paul Simons, Nick Szczepanik, Alan Dershowitz, Mary Ann Sieghart, Jonathan Clayton, Philip Webster Political Editor, Anthony Julius, Jane Shilling, Thomas Catán, Emily Ford, Matthew Parris, Graham Searjeant Financial Editor, Fay Weldon, George Caulkin, Sonia Verma, Michael Austin, Alan Lee, Peter Riddell, Tony Dawe, Carly Chynoweth, Philip Webster, David Sinclair, John Naish, Jamie Whyte, Martin Waller, Patrick Foster, Sarah Butler, Dr Thomas Stuttaford, Stephen Dalton, Nicola Woolcock, Neville Peel, Frances Gibb, Kate Allen, Clare Dight, Tom Porteous, Olav Bjortomt, Fiona Hamilton, Jan Raath, Nicola Copping, Fay Schopen, David Robertson, Bryce Elder,
ResumoIndex Gaza lurches towards Islamist mini-state Hamas emerges triumphant after day of bitter fighting in the streets Fatah forces and United Nations workers flee as death toll hits 80 Gaza in chaos Judge is cleared of indecent exposure £10bn sale on cards Sisters die in stabbing Sony game row Finally . . . you're hired A taste of summer Comment World Business Register Sport Index Timesonline Miscellany Today's weather The Times Cathedral shoot-out game condemned as PM blames business Sony 'needs to show sensitivity' Dean demands copies be withdrawn Anglican rift deepens over new bishop plan Secrecy bid nearing collapse Pugh City supercasino thrown into doubt Bar to lobbyists Pupil asked to leave Salmonella scare Sailors beware Mother arrested after teenage girls are found stabbed in bed at home Sisters were upset by family break-up Friends post their tributes on website Sisters devoted to each other Ing Direct Senior judge cleared of flashing on train due to insufficient evidence Complainant gave 'a truthful account' No CCTV footage to support claims On the bench Witness a model of composure Al-Qaeda's trusted lieutenant guilty Fire killing suspect Split led to suicide 'Car surfer' injured Tory MP rebuked Trauma of burglary Pegs for the planet Police hail a rickshaw to catch up with the bad guys Rolex Hamas orders rivals to surrender as Gaza falls under its control Palestinian conflict Fatah forces are facing defeat Gunfire on peace march kills two On other pages How Islamists drew strength from failures of old guard Consequences of two Palestinian 'states' The Israelis are forgotten - now war is with the enemy within Loveable puppy Simon fends off piranhas to win Sir Alan's heart First night Television The Apprentice BBC One L'homme Reviews You've had the burger, now watch the film Hay fever drugs 'cost students an exam grade' Most coursework for GCSEs to be scrapped Aspect Property Group Tiscali When pollen counts Transport for London Madeleine officers prepare to dig after 'burial place' letter Note and maps posted to newspaper Police treating details seriously Dfs Race plan for councils to pinpoint rural strife Total The Times Multiple Display Advertising Items Patients are denied blindness drugs Medicine is too dear, says watchdog Campaigners express outrage Thousands of elderly are abused, says study Much hilarity on The Daily Politics (BBC Two) yes Saffron Burrows is planning to launch a green transport First Choice Away strip for Blades People To the Monte Carlo television festival, where we find … It's a grim life at the Home Office. Thanks to a freedo The boxer Chris Eubank involved in a dispute with police after attempting to park his seven-tonne American truck outside Westminster Magistrates' Court A whiff of greasepaint at the Treasury. According to … Being famous, says Ricky Gervais, who seems to talk … Postscript Despite an Academy Award nomination, Samuel L. Jackson David Byrne, the Talking Heads Frontman, has revealed … Who does Helen Mirren prefer, Thierry Henry or David … Second Opinion Hazel Blears is the principled choice for the Labour deputy leadership Own Worst Enemy Hamas must not be allowed to wreck hopes for peace in Gaza Holy Choirstalls! The choristers of a Devon church have fallen out with the vicar The Lynx option: a terrifying idea Picture Gallery Don't you get it? It's a jobs surge we need Thunderer: Now today, children, I'll teach you my prejudices Britain needs a full Iraq inquiry Above the law? Testing children reduces teaching time Divorcees' kids Timesonline Delays block cancer vaccine 'Torture' flights Treasury deficit Atheists' beliefs Cordial best A note of discord Summer wear This boycott is not just wrong, it's anti-Semitic Pity poor washed-up me, suffocated by washbags Two-parent families are big tax credit losers Homes have half of poor children Targets will be missed, says report Multiple Display Advertising Items Currys Stop relying on speed cameras and increase patrols, traffic police are told 13 per cent drop in officer numbers Ministers write to chief constables Renault Clio Pc World The men's issue Multiple Display Advertising Items New Diana coroner aims for a 'short, disciplined' inquest Vauxhall Church choir walks out in revolt over vicar's 'bullying' Last straw was organist's departure Bishop calls for reconciliation Single mothers could be charged over sex offender disclosures Pipex Man jailed after girl lied about age Chemical castration (AP): Football fans' killer has prison term cut Blackmail ruling Child abuser jailed EBay boat thief Body found in lake Solent rescue Gossip break This shrinking green and pleasant land Study reveals picture of neglect Government projects criticised Restoration of country house parkland is an award-winner The Luxury Travel Fair Sharps Nurseries told to open at the weekends for parents with busy lifestyle Childcare is also needed in evenings Ministers back call for flexibility Baby cremated to cover error Officer cleared over ballot box Trial told of 'paedophile' killing Man remanded over PC murder Morrisons Falklands conflict was noble, Baroness Thatcher tells troops Don't blame the press - it's your fault, MPs told Politics Austin Reed Picture Gallery Brown to side with France in EU battle Politics Both nations want to avoid referendum Sarkozy asks to meet Chancellor Who made an impression on Dave? Whoever last sat on him Cabinet has whipround to pay for leaving gift Family of dead Iraqi assaulted by British troops can sue MoD Human Rights Act applies abroad Military police reopen the case Tesco DNA analysis provides new insight into the roots of our illnesses 'Junk' genetic material not wasted It explains what makes us human Boots Celebrity chefs told 'get out of Cornwall' by separatists Nissan America Afghanistan New attack on mosque sparks wave of revenge bombings Curfew ordered amid plea for calm Call for US to step up troop numbers Sacred shrine In search of lost time: the President had put it safely in his pocket O2 The wrists of power The one that got away — for nearly 120 years Antique harpoon discovered in whale Find 'shows it was born in 19th century' Kia Motors Also in 1890 . . . Bali bombings 'mastermind' arrested Militant blamed for atrocities Arrest deals blow to terror network Multiple Display Advertising Items A cracking theatre is born as the Egg hatches Toyota Zimbabwe 'will collapse in 6 months' Aid agencies warn staff of civil unrest Runaway inflation 'will get even worse' Multiple Display Advertising Items In crisis Thousands support strike dividing the unions and ANC Timesonline 3 Store MP and son are killed in Beirut car bomb blast Multiple Display Advertising Items The Times (AP): Parents act to free enslaved children (AP): Boy tied up in car (AP): Teacher jailed (Reuters): Dalai Lama rebuke (AP): Kidnapper jailed (Reuters): School rapist (AP): It's a dog's life (AP): Squirrel rampage Taleban is accused of murdering girl who had dared to attend school Nato soldier 'kidnapped by Helmand insurgents' Sky (AP): Baggy trousers ruled obscene Sainsbury's (AFP): Go-ahead for genocide trials (AKI): True colours are restored to frescoes on 'steps Christ trod' (AP): Woolmer doctor backs report (Reuters): Jinan a walnut is placed on a patient's eye, and ignited … Immigrants to face exam on being French Sarkozy moves to curb new arrivals Opposition says law is xenophobic Dutch declare amnesty for 30,000 Nationwide Greens sign up for Ahern coalition Pact gives leader a majority of one Party hopes to influence policy Multiple Display Advertising Items In government Airport calls in hunters to remove the hares clogging up its runways The Times Invasion of the animals In-flight meal Convicted Nazi killer is freed to go to work Investors bid for hotel assets SAS sheds bmi Cadbury deadline UK banks shamed Quote of the day Zara group's leap Business big shot Pioneering fund to go in Brown asset sell-off Advisers hired to look at CDC float Sale could value agency at £2bn-plus Norman conquest Pressure mounts on GSK to sell off Ribena division Timesonline Stock markets It is time private equity came out to meet its public US rumbling can only fuel fear Investec Commodities Picture Gallery Currencies The cash draw Need to know Results in brief Vector's flotation failure unleashes a torrent of interest from private investors 'Huge demand' for hotel assets New investment firm front-runner Business big shot Richard Balfour-Lynn Investors valued assets wrongly The Times Bmi faces takeover as Scandinavians put stake up for sale Hunter closer to blocking Tesco's Dobbies bid Speculation continues as A&L unveils new boss First win for Aurigo as former Asda chief acquires HSS Trend Micro Archie Norman: from supermarkets to tool hire Spot the difference? Ultimatum to Royal Mail over pay offer Fink paid £16m Climbdown on data Bid battle for Oasis Channel 4 support Pinewood Shepperton, Britain's largest film studio, where 2006's futuristic thriller Children of Men, starring Clive Owen, above, was shot, said that it would lose an estimated £1 million in profits this year as bookings for forthcoming films had slipped Founders sell as Codemasters is driven towards a flotation Lane Fox buy to put Strutt & Parker at top of ladder Agencies hailed as a 'perfect fit' Deal latest in sector consolidation Media Planet Hp Deadline set for sale of Cadbury's £7.5bn US drinks arm Private equity groups lining up Sale comes ahead of £200m cuts plan Liquid assets Mayo group sees top Vodafone investors House prices slow but buyer inquiries increase, says RICS The Times Smiths of Smithfield, the Charterhouse Street restauran City Diary Picture Gallery The Times Good luck to Richard Morse, who I have rather lost … City Diary Smith asks rival to come to blows City Diary While on matters charitable, which I usually avoid, … City Diary UK banks shamed by overseas rivals' customer service Good account Picture Gallery Rumour of the day In the know Deal of the day Bet of the day Tiddler How the City has consumed business Dell O'Brien is dismissed as a 'dissident' at IN&M's meeting Heathrow express Timesonline EU states advised to lower deficits China tariff threat Exchanges battle All aboard mighty Blackstone bandwagon Buyout firm takes on 17 underwriters Rush for a piece of the IPO action Big banks charged in connection with Parmalat collapse Milk goes sour T Mobile The Times unit trust information service Full funds service at timesonline. co. uk/funds The Times British funds Profits soar by a third as Zara group moves up a size Inditex expands aggressively Store launches exceed one a day Ortega's empire showed rivals new style of retailing Acer Wall Street London Financial Futures Major Indices Commodities Eurotop 100 Money rates % Sterling spot and forward rates FTSE volumes European money deposits % Gold/precious metals Dollar rates Other sterling Exchange rates Buyers rush to Sainsbury's on stake-building rumours Large caps Bid battle hopes lift Kensington Small caps Gilts Rensburg has appeal for those with faith in stock markets Future Oxford Instr'nts Equity Prices The Sunday Times Sir Wally Herbert Explorer who led an epic crossing of the Arctic Ocean via the North Pole in the year that Man first landed on the Moon Sir Wally Herbert, polar explorer, was born on October 24,1934. He died of heart trouble on June 12,2007, aged 72 Law Report Weather Eye Sir David Hatch Comedian who became managing director of BBC Radio, where his optimism helped to lighten some gloomy times Sir David Hatch, CBE, managing director of BBC Radio, 1987-93, and chairman of the Parole Board of England and Wales, 2000-04, was born on May 7,1939. He died on June 12,2007, aged 68 Jo Durden-Smith Writer and film-maker whose output ranged across Sixties rock, the Black Panther movement and the Russian oligarchs Jo Durden-Smith, writer and film-maker, was born on December 24,1941. He died having suffered a stroke on May 10,2007, aged 65 Professor Baruch Kimmerling Israeli sociologist who strongly criticised the state's policies Baruch Kimmerling, Israeli sociologist, was born on October 16,1939. He died on May 20,2007, aged 67 Extraterritorial jurisdiction of Convention is limited Law Report House of Lords Court Circular Memorial concert Births Forthcoming Marriages Diamond Anniversaries Deaths Memorial Services Dinner Thanksgiving Services In Memoriam - Private School Notices Bridge Chess Winning move Birthdays Anniversaries Newspapers Support Recycling Legal Notices Personals Public Notices Reader Offers Ltd Sardinia tempts a new breed of tourist Late travel Enjoy a stay at San Pietro island Holiday firm sets up wider choices British Isles Late deals Isle of Man for six nights, £299; two nights in Dublin, £90; a week in St Tropez, £300 Short haul Long haul Get off to a good start at the big races Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Sun burns brightest using magnetic waves of sound Weather Eye Nature Notes On This Day June 14,1881 Winning Move Weather Weatherquest Waterhouse has lead role to play on royal stage Racing Ambition is to train in Britain Famous father was hard taskmaster Beverley Yesterday's results Brighton Nottingham Kempton Park Cricket Ascot expects fall in attendances as public make stand Hamilton Park Rugby union Newbury Racing Yarmouth Course specialists Lingfield Park Uttoxeter Racing Toyota Fontwell Park Blair gives Beckham his backing but is in two minds over 2012 logo Talking point England player has done 'great job' Give design some time before judging Basketball Results Bowls Cycling Football Rugby league Tennis Football Fixtures European Under-21 Championship Other sport The Times Toney banned for failing drugs test Sanders misses out Draw suits Wigan Miley cuts record Pettini and Bopara in rush to help Essex make progress Cricket Friends Provident Trophy South Conference The Sunday Times Hampshire v Surrey Kent v Gloucestershire Hoggard is happy after good return Ambrose fires Bears into the semi-finals North Conference Jefferson offers some consolation Scoreboards Standings Unremitting course sets a challenge to stretch even best players Golf US Open Church Pews bunker lies in wait Sloping greens will cause problems A short hole that goes to great lengths for effect Refreshed Rose keeps eye on main prize Golf US Open Tee-off times Seat auto emoción Timesonline Murray promises safety first with Wimbledon right around the corner Tennis Could return as early as next week Nadal finds his legs after Paris Sharapova wary of potential upset against Austrian youngster Mr Fix-It revels in elder statesman's role Tennis Artois Championships Audi 'Pick the men in form. Guys can't live off what they did a couple of years ago' Rugby union World Cup Sympathy with Ashton's plight Time has run out for experiments World Cup 2007 Ward-Smith profits from his visit to man with the healing hands Rugby union Hamilton has to rely on game theory for US debut Motor racing Prolific Bell proves endorsement of the settled line-up Cricket Fourth npower Test match Game marked by new confidence Happy at No 6, but No 3 appeals Timesonline Lara contemplating return to action in near future Nervous Botham maintains interest as his palate is put to the test by Ramsay Sport on television Premiership Rugby Academy Decent bets Window watch Dead certs Long shots All aboard the gravy train as millionaires cash in on top clubs Football Big money takeovers are ten a penny in the Premier League at the moment. Kevin Eason looks at the reasons why Who made what in the great sell-off Blackburn the target for another US investor City's hopes of attracting Ramos from Seville hit a hitch Ferguson seeking substitute for Saha Dowie decision day Drugs accusation Smith needs bypass Sacked for swearing Timesonline Barcelona accused of buying favours from Madrid rivals Football Messi in support of paying Mallorca Authorities must wait for evidence Guide Dogs La Liga race Porto president suspected of match fixing Italy coach happy to pile trouble on Pearce Football European Under-21 Championship Teams Times Crossword 23,627 The Insider Johnson — England heading for a fall at the World Cup Sport Ireland are better bet to win in France Captain must be worth his place The Times Index Football fixtures 2007-08 Index The face Recognition for a turbulent spirit Did you see? What makes world leaders tick? The click Did you know? From A-bomb to gay bomb Did you hear? Staying alive — and away from paps President Evo Morales of Bolivia displays his football skills 6,000m (19,600ft) up Sajama mountain in Bolivia Modern morals Scan or scandal? Patients are paying up to £5,000 to private clinics for health checks and scans. But is there any evidence that they save lives? And do the radiation doses out weigh any potential benefits? Nigel Hawkes reports The average cost So my heart's OK, but what's wrong with my back? The Times By his pants shall ye judge him As the Calvin Klein brief-wearing judge is cleared of flashing, James Delingpole explains why a chap's choice of underwear says it all Edfringe Let me put it another way, gentlemen . . . Mail shots Pack instinct As the multitasker said to the Bishop: 'Well, I did try . . . ' A bishop has recommended that we introduce more stillness into our lives by slowing down, having lie-ins and finding time for silent reflection. Jane Shilling, a confessed multitasker, tries to heed his advice AA The son's view The Bishop says: The Times Should I worry about my child catching chickenpox? Saab BioPower Top tips Clare Waight Keller of Pringle picks the best spring coats The Times Sub Urban worrier Kids at work? Trust me, it'll never catch on Superman Returns Ken Russell Romance — has it gone with the wind? Fay Weldon launches our search for the most romantic scene in cinema with a question: where did the love go? Love bombs . . . famously unromantic films Timesonline Tell No One Surf's up — and the kids will be happy Reviews Film There is no tortured sociological subtext to the comic-book thrills of Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer. Praise be, says Kevin Maher The director's arrogance enlivens a French thriller, says Wendy Ide, but an inept horror leaves her cold Forget the cape. I'm a real action hero Bruce Willis opens his fourth Die Hard movie for a growing band who are tired of superheroes in tights, its writer tells Kevin Maher Water The return of the action icons How much is a career worth? 10% Black Gold The Times Will Joffe get Mischa Barton to jump into bed with t. A. t. u? The sequel part two Ignoring the movie-going public's cries of 'Enough!' film-makers are determined to continue saturating the cinemas with follow-ups Director's tasty new offering is sure to be gobbled up by fans Pop Ross Copperman Metro, W1 Opera II re pastore Garsington, Oxfordshire Pop Reviews First night Marillion Rock City, Nottingham Theatre Around the World Lilian Baylis, Sadler's Wells Multiple Classified Advertising Items Concert Philharmonia/Salonen Festival Hall Exhibition Margaret Williams Wapping Project, E1 Listen after the beep Last night's TV True Stories: Talk to Me More4 Dirty Weekend in Hospital BBC Two The Times Television choices With TVs, size does matter It's a shame about Frank Today's TV This World Viewing Guide BBC Two, 7pm The Museum BBC Two, 7.30pm Dalziel & Pascoe BBC One, 9pm Live Golf: US Open Digital Choice Sky Sports 2 and HD2, 3pm Mischief: I Hate My Bald Head BBC Three, 9pm Peter Scott: A Passion for Nature BBC Four, 9pm Variations Falklands: How Close to Defeat? Discovery, 9pm My Name Is Earl Channel 4,10pm Speedology National Geographic, 9pm/10pm Film of the night Film choice Inside Deep Throat (2005) Channel 4,10.30pm Forbidden Planet (1956) Best of the rest Five, 1.35pm Sea of Sand (1958, b/w) Channel 4,1.35pm Phone Booth (2002) Film4,9pm Web video of the day Puzzles — answers from the back page The Breakfast Club (1985) ITV3, 11.30pm Ed Gein (2000) Channel 4,3.05am Entertainment, Factual and Kids 24-hour listings highlights Prime-time multichannel planner Sport Today's radio Su Doku Challenge Times2 Quiz Times2 Crossword No 4241 Picture Gallery Word Watching Polygon Action medical research Index Sap Multiple Display Advertising Items Bright ideas can hatch dim returns The Week in Work Statwatch You Need a New Job when . . . What Else Happened A nice cuppa brewed on fair trade Profile Cristina Talens, an ethical trading manager, tells Fay Schopen that her company takes corporate social responsibility seriously Second Post Deadline Buster NAO Competition is strong for best opportunities The Times Top 100 Graduate Employers Penguin has a good reputation not only for its books but also for its employment packages. Some positions attract 100 applications. Martin Birchall reports Many happy returns Talking Point Gone are the days when leaving a company effectively shut the door on a return. Fay Schopen finds that many organisations now woo former employees to utilise the skills they have acquired Worklife Challenge The Office Psychologist Stealth Tactics MBA Choices Leading with Political Awareness Punctuality is a virtue MBAs in Germany Business students after an alternative to the US-style MBA are turning to Germany, and yes, Fay Schopen finds, at least one of the national stereotypes holds true People who love finding solutions to problems Laing O'rourke Contact us Network Rail It is cool to be green ECO Engineers With climate change a hot topic in debate about the future of our planet, Emily Ford spoke to a few environmental engineers tasked with solving the Earth's problems It All Measures up The Key to . . . Nuclear Engineering News in Brief Design and Engineering Projects of desire Iconic Schemes Being able to say that you work on a landmark venture is one of the unspoken perks in engineering, Carly Chynoweth meets engineers who thrive on the big-project status All aboard for a creative career Entrepreneurial Engineers Carol Lewis learns that the way ahead lies in first using your imagination and then linking up with a leading company Laing O'rourke Don't leave anything to chance Risk Management A Life at Sea Tax-free but is it safe? Opportunities in the Middle East Working in the Middle East has a glamorous ring to it, but don't expatriates out there feel threatened? It depends where you are . . . and your gender, Clare Dight reports Solving problems is the best part Profile Learning all the theory can be dispiriting but Rob Mattholie tells Carly Chynoweth that putting it into practice is rewarding Multiple Display Advertising Items The Sunday Times Careers of the Week Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items Multiple Display Advertising Items City
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