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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by d.r. perseus on Apr 25, 2021 22:08:16 GMT 1, I understand full well your point though. My mother is profoundly deaf, and has been since being a teenager. She lip reads, and has found it incredibly hard to communicate during the pandemic, especially during medical appointments.
And I do get the humor the poster was trying to convey. Having only coming across the first lip reading patient over the course of the pandemic this past week obviously the usefulness of the mask was at the forefront of my mind.
Wasn’t trying to be a fun spoiler.
I understand full well your point though. My mother is profoundly deaf, and has been since being a teenager. She lip reads, and has found it incredibly hard to communicate during the pandemic, especially during medical appointments. And I do get the humor the poster was trying to convey. Having only coming across the first lip reading patient over the course of the pandemic this past week obviously the usefulness of the mask was at the forefront of my mind. Wasn’t trying to be a fun spoiler. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by .dappy on May 1, 2021 0:11:52 GMT 1, ... blood clots are a much more serious and prevalent issue for woman taking the contraceptive pill ...
... be woke ...
... blood clots are a much more serious and prevalent issue for woman taking the contraceptive pill ...
... be woke ...
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by Masong on May 1, 2021 10:18:50 GMT 1,
Back in the day you would have been to off your tits to hold a drink in your hand let alone a phone...Oh dear, I’ve reached the ‘back in the day’ age in life.
Back in the day you would have been to off your tits to hold a drink in your hand let alone a phone...Oh dear, I’ve reached the ‘back in the day’ age in life. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by Terry Fuckwitt on May 1, 2021 11:37:46 GMT 1, Back in the day you would have been to off your tits to hold a drink in your hand let alone a phone...Oh dear, I’ve reached the ‘back in the day’ age in life.
Haha, bottled water with lids always did the trick😉 Phones should just be banned from clubs and gigs.
Back in the day you would have been to off your tits to hold a drink in your hand let alone a phone...Oh dear, I’ve reached the ‘back in the day’ age in life. Haha, bottled water with lids always did the trick😉 Phones should just be banned from clubs and gigs. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 1, 2021 13:44:00 GMT 1, Memories fade over decades, when you were young everyone thought their generation were the best dancers
Memories fade over decades, when you were young everyone thought their generation were the best dancers
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by avec art on May 1, 2021 14:01:45 GMT 1, The representatives for techno viking attempted to sue the original youtube publishers of the video (they'd made a fortune off of it), claiming intellectual property rights. However I don't think he was successful and failed in controlling the meme.
The representatives for techno viking attempted to sue the original youtube publishers of the video (they'd made a fortune off of it), claiming intellectual property rights. However I don't think he was successful and failed in controlling the meme.
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by Charlie Bronson on May 1, 2021 14:46:14 GMT 1, I have a few friends who, in a discussion, said that what’s happening in India is indicative of things to come worldwide, with strain mutation. I disagreed. I hope I’m right. Things are slightly back to normal, apart from masking. Would be horrible to backtrack right now.
I have a few friends who, in a discussion, said that what’s happening in India is indicative of things to come worldwide, with strain mutation. I disagreed. I hope I’m right. Things are slightly back to normal, apart from masking. Would be horrible to backtrack right now.
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 1, 2021 18:24:21 GMT 1, The highest concern is variant mutations of the virus that the present vaccines would have no defense towards which has been discussed in the scientific community since December that’s why it seems senseless to open up mass free air travel until further research is conducted and evaluated to rule this out otherwise could be back to square one
The highest concern is variant mutations of the virus that the present vaccines would have no defense towards which has been discussed in the scientific community since December that’s why it seems senseless to open up mass free air travel until further research is conducted and evaluated to rule this out otherwise could be back to square one
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by acaipride on May 1, 2021 19:18:04 GMT 1, Seems that way..I hope so too...though if we look at data from the last year we were at this same peak of hope last year, because we'll, the sun was out weather was getting nicer and the stimulus checks had been giv n out...let's hope for the better
Seems that way..I hope so too...though if we look at data from the last year we were at this same peak of hope last year, because we'll, the sun was out weather was getting nicer and the stimulus checks had been giv n out...let's hope for the better
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by curiousgeorge on May 1, 2021 23:12:42 GMT 1, Best invention is the off switch on the idiot box!
I'm probably in the minority in finding it totally mental we've been locked away for god knows how long without much of a murmer. The top six football clubs choose to breakaway and we get a 180 degree within hours because of people power.
You can take our rights and freedoms but don't fcuk with our football!
Best invention is the off switch on the idiot box!
I'm probably in the minority in finding it totally mental we've been locked away for god knows how long without much of a murmer. The top six football clubs choose to breakaway and we get a 180 degree within hours because of people power.
You can take our rights and freedoms but don't fcuk with our football!
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by Charlie Bronson on May 2, 2021 4:18:09 GMT 1, u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally
There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts.
“Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.”
www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.html
When Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone.
u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by d.r. perseus on May 2, 2021 4:19:34 GMT 1, u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally
India is now the epicenter of the COVID-19 epidemic. Every day for an entire week the country reported an average of 340,000 new COVID-19 cases. This comes to one in every three infections reported globally per day.
"The major factor in the spread of the virus is the behavior of the people," said Rakesh Mishra, director of the Indian Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology. "Spread of the virus is largely because of us not taking care of each other. Variants are just taking advantage of our carelessness."
Nonetheless, feeding the surge in India is what is being dubbed a "double mutant" variant, B.1.617, which had two key mutations observed in other coronavirus variants. It has also been identified in other countries, including the U.S.
The variant was actually first sequenced in a global database of COVID-19 variants in October 2020 but went largely unnoticed. The B.1.617 strain carries features from two lineages, the California variants (B.1.427 and B.1.429) and the ones in South Africa (B.1.351) and Brazil (P.1). The Indian variant's two prominent mutations include a position 452 of the spike protein and the second at 484. "Double mutation" isn't a remarkably accurate description, Mishra said.
u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally India is now the epicenter of the COVID-19 epidemic. Every day for an entire week the country reported an average of 340,000 new COVID-19 cases. This comes to one in every three infections reported globally per day. "The major factor in the spread of the virus is the behavior of the people," said Rakesh Mishra, director of the Indian Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology. "Spread of the virus is largely because of us not taking care of each other. Variants are just taking advantage of our carelessness." Nonetheless, feeding the surge in India is what is being dubbed a "double mutant" variant, B.1.617, which had two key mutations observed in other coronavirus variants. It has also been identified in other countries, including the U.S. The variant was actually first sequenced in a global database of COVID-19 variants in October 2020 but went largely unnoticed. The B.1.617 strain carries features from two lineages, the California variants (B.1.427 and B.1.429) and the ones in South Africa (B.1.351) and Brazil (P.1). The Indian variant's two prominent mutations include a position 452 of the spike protein and the second at 484. "Double mutation" isn't a remarkably accurate description, Mishra said. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by d.r. perseus on May 2, 2021 4:20:38 GMT 1, The spread is largely due to massive religious gatherings.
The spread is largely due to massive religious gatherings.
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 2, 2021 11:02:44 GMT 1, The spread is largely due to massive religious gatherings.
Which could cause another global surge amongst , Jewish,Muslim, evangelical and Mormon groups well any strict followers of any religious groups
The spread is largely due to massive religious gatherings. Which could cause another global surge amongst , Jewish,Muslim, evangelical and Mormon groups well any strict followers of any religious groups |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 2, 2021 11:07:22 GMT 1, u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone.
if Ebola had the transmissible rate of Covid 19 the world would end.
Shown globally the world was not prepared and could not cope with containing or managing this pandemic
Just lucky the mortality rate was not high
u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone. if Ebola had the transmissible rate of Covid 19 the world would end. Shown globally the world was not prepared and could not cope with containing or managing this pandemic Just lucky the mortality rate was not high |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by wrigs on May 2, 2021 12:12:58 GMT 1, u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone.
This article is purely sensationalist guff at its best however. Just riding the back of fear to get heard. In short there is no disease X. Fighting viruses and disease is an ongoing piece one which we have been especially good at combatting with progress in medical science.
u should c texas n florida, full on stadium sports games outdoors AND indoors 4 months now.... not a spike in cases in either state.... i think so many ppl had it n now have Tcell immunity n so many others r vaccinated, it’s on it’s way out.... i predicted april-may this thing will b basically gone in the US n it looks like it is, that being said i’m not sure about india n if that strain is resistant 2 the vaccine n natural immunity, it could b back 2 square 1.... globally There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone. This article is purely sensationalist guff at its best however. Just riding the back of fear to get heard. In short there is no disease X. Fighting viruses and disease is an ongoing piece one which we have been especially good at combatting with progress in medical science. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by wrigs on May 2, 2021 12:14:45 GMT 1, There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone. if Ebola had the transmissible rate of Covid 19 the world would end. Shown globally the world was not prepared and could not cope with contaminating or managing this pandemic Just lucky the mortality rate was not high
But it doesn’t so it hasn’t. If it did you could bet your bottom dollar we would be somewhat closer to a vaccine already
There may be a new one on the horizon; spreads as fast as Covid, but is as deadly as Ebola. Hopefully this is stopped before it starts. “Professor Jean-Jacques Muyembe Tamfum, the doctor who discovered Ebola warned that a fresh set of deadly viruses will hit mankind as he fears Disease X which could be as fast-spreading as the COVID-19, and as deadly as the Ebola virus, reports CNN.” www.google.com/amp/s/www.news18.com/amp/news/buzz/what-is-disease-x-deadlier-than-covid-19-ebola-and-may-become-the-next-pandemic-3247541.htmlWhen Covid first hit, I had just started playing The Last of Us video game. It was such a strange, surreal feeling, the correlation between the two. For a few moments, I thought this was the end for everyone. if Ebola had the transmissible rate of Covid 19 the world would end. Shown globally the world was not prepared and could not cope with contaminating or managing this pandemic Just lucky the mortality rate was not high But it doesn’t so it hasn’t. If it did you could bet your bottom dollar we would be somewhat closer to a vaccine already |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by astarti on May 7, 2021 10:39:37 GMT 1,
As I recall you were not so keen about the vaccines. Have you had a change of heart and gotten yours? Or are you still just interested in other people getting theirs? On another note I got my vaccine and I feel just fine: no tail, no discolouration (although I wouldn't mind a different eye colour or some supervision powers so that I could drop the glasses).
As I recall you were not so keen about the vaccines. Have you had a change of heart and gotten yours? Or are you still just interested in other people getting theirs? On another note I got my vaccine and I feel just fine: no tail, no discolouration (although I wouldn't mind a different eye colour or some supervision powers so that I could drop the glasses). |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 7, 2021 11:06:50 GMT 1, As I recall you were not so keen about the vaccines. Have you had a change of heart and gotten yours? Or are you still just interested in other people getting theirs? On another note I got my vaccine and I feel just fine. No tail, no discolouration (although I wouldn't mind a different eye colour or some supervision powers so thah I could drop the glasses).
I am interested in the vaccines being fully tested with no high percentage of side effects without the need for countries still to pull certain vaccines from being authorized and administering to their populations as of potential dangers of side effects and once past the need for yellow card reporting would be deemed safe, everyone’s entitled to their own logical opinions based on information presented at present
www.google.com/amp/s/www.forbes.com/sites/roberthart/2021/05/06/new-study-finds-small-blood-clot-risk-after-one-astrazeneca-vaccine-dose-rates-are-higher-than-expected-for-general-population/amp/
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by .dappy on May 7, 2021 11:45:47 GMT 1, ... you will be waiting for a long time then to get your vaccine ... as 'yellow card' reporting is a standard reporting procedure across all drugs or other medical devices that a GP or similar would use following any dispense and a reaction ... not just for covid ...
... take out and have a read of the little piece of paper you get with your packet of paracetamol or ibuprofen ...
... you will be waiting for a long time then to get your vaccine ... as 'yellow card' reporting is a standard reporting procedure across all drugs or other medical devices that a GP or similar would use following any dispense and a reaction ... not just for covid ...
... take out and have a read of the little piece of paper you get with your packet of paracetamol or ibuprofen ...
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by .dappy on May 7, 2021 11:46:58 GMT 1, ... blood clots are a much more serious and prevalent issue for woman taking the contraceptive pill ... ... be woke ...
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by Terry Fuckwitt on May 7, 2021 11:48:42 GMT 1,
Only a high percentage of mild side effects and a very very small percentage of blood clots.
If you are over 40, you have a much higher percentage of serious illness or death without a vaccine.
Your choice though.
Only a high percentage of mild side effects and a very very small percentage of blood clots. If you are over 40, you have a much higher percentage of serious illness or death without a vaccine. Your choice though. |
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Coronavirus effect on humanity?, by tab1 on May 7, 2021 17:35:02 GMT 1, Only a high percentage of mild side effects and a very very small percentage of blood clots. If you are over 40, you have a much higher percentage of serious illness or death without a vaccine. Your choice though.
based on limited numbers at the moment hence the yellow card reporting scheme to help give the government a clearer picture.
Many big pharmaceutical companies have held back critical information to stop their products from being pulled from the market.
Look at the tobacco industry for example which knew of cancer causing effects back in the 50s but not admitted until recently?! How many lives could of been saved if information was given to the public to make their own choice?Where money is involved, profit is sometimes a higher priority than health
www.therecoveryvillage.com/drug-addiction/news/big-pharma-drug-epidemic/
after the shambles of back room dealing within government and pharmaceutical companies known to manipulate data for profits, trust and belief is not to be questioned without all data present?Everyone has a choice
Only a high percentage of mild side effects and a very very small percentage of blood clots. If you are over 40, you have a much higher percentage of serious illness or death without a vaccine. Your choice though. based on limited numbers at the moment hence the yellow card reporting scheme to help give the government a clearer picture. Many big pharmaceutical companies have held back critical information to stop their products from being pulled from the market. Look at the tobacco industry for example which knew of cancer causing effects back in the 50s but not admitted until recently?! How many lives could of been saved if information was given to the public to make their own choice?Where money is involved, profit is sometimes a higher priority than health www.therecoveryvillage.com/drug-addiction/news/big-pharma-drug-epidemic/after the shambles of back room dealing within government and pharmaceutical companies known to manipulate data for profits, trust and belief is not to be questioned without all data present?Everyone has a choice |
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