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Congress.gov biography:
"GORE, Albert Arnold, Jr., (son of Albert
Arnold Gore), a Representative and Senator from Tennessee, and a Vice President
of the United States; born in Washington, D.C., March 31, 1948; attended
the public elementary schools of Carthage, Tenn.; graduated, St. Albans
High School, Washington, D.C., 1965; graduated, Harvard University 1969;
attended Vanderbilt University School of Religion, Nashville, Tenn., 1971-1972
and the School of Law 1974-1976; business executive; engaged in real estate
development in Carthage; served in United States Army 1969-1971 in Viet
Nam; investigative reporter for the Nashville Tennessean 1971-1976; elected
in 1976 as a Democrat to the Ninety-fifth Congress; reelected to the three
succeeding Congresses (January 3, 1977-January 3, 1985); was not a candidate
for reelection in 1984 to the House of Representatives, but was elected
in November 1984 to the United States Senate; reelected in 1990 and served
from January 3, 1985, until his resignation on January 2, 1993; unsuccessful
candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988; elected Vice
President of the United States on the Democratic ticket headed by William
Jefferson Clinton in 1992 and was inaugurated on January 20, 1993; reelected
Vice President in 1996; unsuccessful Democratic candidate for president
in 2000."
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20081110
Al
Gore - Barack
Obama - Global
- Climate
- Technology
- Money
- Environmental
- Emissions
- Law
- Politics
- San
Francisco - California
"Gore
urges US to try for 100% renewable energy within a decade."
... "[Democratic President-Elect] Barack Obama should set drastic targets
to force the US [United States] to switch to renewable energy in an effort
to slow down climate change, according to the former [Democratic] vice
president Al Gore. Gore said that one of Obama's first acts as US president
should be to demand a move to 100% renewable energy within 10 years." ...
""We can do that," he said during the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco [California]
last Friday. "The declaration from [Democratic] President [John F] Kennedy
that we would land a man on the moon and bring him back safely was thought
by many to be impossible."" ... "During his presidential campaign, Obama
promised to invest $150bn (£96bn) in renewables over 10 years as
part of the plan to increase US energy security amid fear of oil shortages,
while also cutting carbon emissions. Many hope to see those policies enacted
with a far-reaching climate-change bill that would bring the US back into
the global environment fold." -By Bobbie Johnson
-Guardian.co.uk
20080608
Election
- Law
- Florida
- Al
Gore - History
"Nelson
bill would abolish Electoral College." ... "[Florida
Democratic Senator] Sen. Bill Nelson (D-Fla. [Democratic-Florida]) introduced
a constitutional amendment to abolish the Electoral College on Friday,
less than a week after the Democrats settled on how to handle delegates
from Florida at their national convention." ... "“It’s time for Congress
to really give Americans the power of one-person, one-vote, instead of
the political machinery selecting candidates and electing our president,”
Nelson said in a release announcing the amendment." ... "Nelson said his
principal argument for making the change is that the Electoral College
permits a candidate with fewer votes nationally to win the presidency by
capturing narrow victories in big states. In 2000, then-[Democratic] Vice
President Al Gore won the popular votes but [Republican] George W. Bush
won the Electoral College." ... "The second part of the initiative would
establish rotating, interregional primaries between March and June during
a presidential election year as an alternative to the current primary and
caucus system. The third portion would permit early presidential
voting nationwide, require voting machines to produce a verifiable paper
record, and encourage voting by mail, among other things." -By
Michael O'Brien -TheHill.com
20080528
-
Scott
McClellan - Book
- Noteworthy
- US
- Iraq
- Corporate
- Media
- Military
- Government
- Politics
- Marketing
- Television
- History
- Gore
- Obama
- McCain
- Russert
- Cheney
- "Scott
McClellan on the "liberal media"." ... "In a minimally
rational world, this extraordinary passage, from the new book by Scott
McClellan, would forever slay the single most ludicrous myth in our political
culture: The "Liberal Media":"
"If
anything, the national press corps was probably too deferential to the
[Republican President Bush] White House and to the administration in
regard to the most important decision facing the nation during my years
in Washington, the choice over whether to go to war in Iraq."
"The
collapse of the administration's rationales for war, which became apparent
months after our invasion, should never have come as such a surprise. .
. . In this case, the "liberal media" didn't live up to its reputation.
If it had, the country would have been better served."
"Just
consider how remarkable that is. [Republican President] George Bush's own
Press Secretary criticizes the American media for being "too deferential"
to the Government. He lays the blame for Bush's ability to propagandize
the nation on the media's uncritical dissemination of the Republican administration's
falsehoods. And most notably of all, McClellan actually uses cynical scare
quotes when invoking the phrase which, in conventional political discourse,
is deemed the most unassailable truth of all: The Liberal Media." ... "How
much longer can this preposterous myth be sustained when even the White
House Spokesman not only mocks the phrase but derides the media for being
"too deferential" to the right-wing Government "in regard to the most important
decision facing the nation during [his] years in Washington"? If one were
to set about with the goal of debunking the "Liberal Media" myth -- as
Eric
Alterman specifically did four years ago and other
media critics have more generally done before that -- one couldn't
dream up evidence more conclusive than McClellan's admissions." ... "Blindingly
conclusive evidence which would -- for any rational person -- forever negate
the "Liberal Media" myth has been piling up for years. The extraordinary
(though woefully incomplete) 2004 mea
culpa from The New York Times acknowledged that not just
Judy Miller, but the paper as a whole, re-printed pro-war government claims
that were "allowed to stand unchallenged." The Washington Post's
own media critic, Howard Kurtz, documented
that anti-war views were systematically buried at that paper. The NYTrecently
exposed that network and cable news shows for years continuously allowed
Pentagon-controlled operatives to masquerade as "independent analysts"
spouting the pro-government line with virtually no challenge. And the media's
pathological fixation on the Clinton sex scandals -- which led to his impeachment
-- stood in stark contrast to the widespread indifference among the citizenry."
... "Beyond all that, are there any reporters left who deny that the campaign-covering
media in 2000 was gushingly
enamored of [Republican] George Bush and oozing
with contempt for [Democratic] Al Gore? Identically, their intense
affection for [2008 Election Republican Presidential Candidate] John McCain
is something they openly proclaim; as they
shamelessly acknowledge, they're his "base." And while some journalists
undoubtedly harbor admiration for [2008 Election Democratic Presidential
Candidate] Barack Obama, the non-stop coverage of one anti-Obama narrative
after the next -- Jeremiah Wright, lapel pins, patriotism "questions,"
"Bittergate," "problems" with Jewish and white voters -- simply has no
parallel in any coverage of McCain." ... "Beyond that objective evidence,
just look at the claims which "Liberal Media" complainers make to support
their grievance. As examples of "liberal" journalists, they'll cite people
like Chris Matthews -- who voted
for [Republican] George Bush, and did
more than anyone to prop up his image as our Great War Leader and demonize
Bush critics. One of the leading examples of a biased "liberal" journalist
is therefore someone who actually went on television in late 2005 and said
this:"
"I
like [Bush]. Everybody sort of likes the president, except for the real
whack-jobs, maybe on the left -- I mean -- like him personally."
"Or
they'll point to "liberal" Tim Russert -- Tim Russert -- about whom
[Republican Vice President] Cheney press aide Cathy Martin said:
"I suggested we put the vice president on 'Meet the Press,' which was a
tactic we often used. It's our best format, as it allows us to control
the message." That's the same "liberal" Tim Russert who confessed that
he operates by the defining
law of the Government propagandist: "When I talk to senior government
officials on the phone, it's my own policy -- our conversations are confidential.
If I want to use anything from that conversation, then I will ask permission.""
... "Or look at the recent "controversy" reported
by the Associated Press over whether NBC News' reputation as an objective
news outlet is being tainted by virtue of the "liberal" commentators MSNBC
features. Nobody questioned whether CNN's objectivity was imperiled by
featuring the likes of [right-wing commentators] Glenn Beck and Lou Dobbs,
nor, for that matter, did anyone raise these questions about NBC when,
for years, MSNBC shows were hosted by the likes of Tucker Carlson, Joe
Scarborough and Michael Savage." ... "But a single unapologetic Bush critic
appears on the TV -- Keith Olbermann -- and this rarest of occurrence suddenly
leads to controversy over whether the "respectability" of television news
can survive while allowing a single "liberal" voice to be heard."
-By Glenn Greenwald -Salon
20070327
James
Inhofe - Al
Gore - Music
- Entertainment
- Global
- Climate
- Science
- Politics
- Environmental
- Legislation
-
- Earth_Day
- History
- US
- Okla
"Inhofe
vows to put brakes on Gore’s ‘Live Earth’ concert at the Capitol."
... "Fresh from his face-to-face tussle with former [Democratic] Vice President
Al Gore, [Oklahoma Republican Senator] Sen. James Inhofe (R-Okla. [Republican-Oklahoma])
is vowing to stall Gore’s hotly anticipated Capitol concert to draw attention
to global warming." ... "Inhofe’s belief that climate change is “the greatest
hoax ever perpetrated on the American people” is common knowledge in the
capitol, and environmental groups cheered the new prospects for carbon-capping
legislation when he ceded the Environment and Public Works Committee gavel
this session. But Inhofe’s parliamentary powers can block indefinitely
the resolution that would permit Gore to choose the capitol’s West Front
for the [United States] U.S. leg of his seven-continent Live Earth concert
tour — a collaboration between Gore and promoter Kevin Wall, who masterminded
previous blockbuster charity concerts Live Aid and Live 8." ... "“There
has never been a partisan political event at the Capitol, and this is a
partisan political event,” Inhofe said yesterday." ... "Chad Griffin, an
adviser to Live Earth, was taken aback by Inhofe’s objections to using
the Capitol to promote environmental health. The West Front was used to
inaugurate Earth Day in a 1990 event, for which Gore, a former senator,
sponsored the authorizing resolution." ... "“This is a totally non-partisan
event,” Griffin said[.]" -By Elana Schor
-TheHill.com
20071112
-
Al
Gore Jr - US
- Global
- Climate
- Planet
- Environment
- Energy
- Technology
- Politics
- Lawmakers
- "Al
Gore's next act: Planet-saving VC: The recovering
politician is teaming with a legendary venture capitalist and bigtime moneyman
to make over the $6 trillion global energy business. A Fortune exclusive."
... "[Former Democratic Vice President Al] Gore appears utterly comfortable
with this drill, but in fact he's engaging in some on-the-job training.
The recovering politician, environmental activist, and Nobel laureate is
adding another title to his résumé: venture capitalist. After
"a conversation that's gone on for a year and a half," according to Gore,
he has decided to join his old pal John Doerr as an active, hands-on partner
at Kleiner Perkins, Silicon Valley's preeminent venture firm." ... "According
to Doerr, by 2009 more than a third of Kleiner's latest fund, which was
raised in 2006 and totals $600 million, will be invested in technologies
that aim to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide. Already Kleiner has invested
more than $270 million from various funds in 26 companies that make everything
from microbes that scrub old oil wells to electric cars to noncorn ethanol.
Twelve of Kleiner's 22 partners now spend some or all of their time on
green investments." ... "In turn, Doerr, the master networker whose greatest
hits include initial investments in Netscape, Amazon
(Charts,
Fortune
500), and Google
(Charts,
Fortune
500), will join the exclusive advisory board of Generation Investment
Management. That's the $1 billion investment company Gore started three
years ago in London with David
Blood, the former head of Goldman Sachs Asset Management, to analyze
and invest in publicly traded "sustainable" companies. Over the past five
weeks Gore, Doerr, and Blood agreed to give Fortune an exclusive look at
their new alliance." ... "Already they've begun to pool information. Generation
came across a small company engaged in carbon trading that Kleiner is analyzing,
and Kleiner has shared intelligence about which startups could threaten
the established companies in Generation's portfolio. In the long term,
though, they want to help drive something much larger, "bigger than the
Industrial Revolution and significantly faster," as Gore puts it." ...
"They argue that to halt global warming, nothing less will be required
than a makeover of the $6 trillion global energy business. Coal plants,
gas stations, the internal-combustion engine, petrochemicals, plastic bags,
even bottled water will have to give way to clean, green, sustainable technologies.
"What we are going to have to put in place is a combination of the Manhattan
Project, the Apollo project, and the Marshall Plan, and scale it globally,"
Gore continues. "It'd be promising too much to say we can do it on our
own, but we intend to do our part."" (1, 2,
3)
-By Marc Gunther and Adam Lashinsky
-Fortune via -CNN
20071012
-
World
- Climate
- Science
- Education
- Earth
- Environmental
- Emergency
- UN
- India
- US
- Politics
- 2008
Election - "Gore
and UN panel win Nobel prize: Climate change campaigner
Al Gore and the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have been
jointly awarded the Nobel Peace Prize." ... "The committee cited "their
efforts to build up and disseminate knowledge about man-made climate change"."
... "Mr Gore, 59, won an Oscar for his climate change film An Inconvenient
Truth while the IPCC is the top authority on global warming." ... "IPCC
chairman Rajendra Pachauri said he was "overwhelmed" by the award." ...
"He told a cheering crowd of colleagues and journalists outside his office
in Delhi [India's capital] that he hoped the award would bring a "greater
awareness and a sense of urgency" to the fight against global warming."
... "The Norwegian Nobel Committee praised the recipients' efforts to "lay
the foundations for the measures that are needed to counteract [climate]
change"." ... "The committee said it wanted to bring the "increased danger
of violent conflicts and wars, within and between states" posed by climate
change into sharper focus." ... "It highlighted a series of scientific
reports issued over the last two decades by the IPCC, which comprises more
than 2,000 leading climate change scientists and experts." ... "Mr Gore
was praised as "probably the single individual who has done most to create
greater worldwide understanding of the measures that need to be adopted",
through his lectures, films and books." ... "Speaking in Washington, Mr
Gore praised the IPCC, "whose members have worked tirelessly and selflessly
for many years"." ... ""We face a true planetary emergency," Mr Gore warned.
"It is a moral and spiritual challenge to all of humanity."" ... "Correspondents
say Mr Gore's selection has prompted supporters to renew calls for him
to stand in next year's US presidential [2008 election] race. Until now,
Mr Gore has said he will not run." -BBC/News
20070807
-
Global
- Climate
- Politics
- Fuel
- Financed
- Opinion
- Media
- Environment
- "Gore:
Polluters manipulate climate info." ... "Research
aimed at disputing the scientific consensus on global warming is part of
a huge public misinformation campaign funded by some of the world's largest
carbon polluters, former [Democratic] Vice President Al Gore said Tuesday."
... ""There has been an organized campaign, financed to the tune of about
$10 million a year from some of the largest carbon polluters, to create
the impression that there is disagreement in the scientific community,"
Gore said at a forum in Singapore. "In actuality, there is very little
disagreement."" ... ""This is one of the strongest of scientific consensus
views in the history of science," Gore said. "We live in a world where
what used to be called propaganda now has a major role to play in shaping
public opinion."" ... "He said Exxon Mobil Corp., the world's largest publicly
traded oil company, is one of the major fuel companies involved in attempting
to mislead the public about global warming." -By Gillian
Wong -AP via
-Yahoo
20070707
-
Global
- Climate
- Earth
- Music
- Politics
- Australia
- United
States - Japan
- China
- South
Africa - Brazil
- Germany
- "Live
Earth Series Starts in Sydney." ... "The Live Earth
global [music] concert series kicked off Saturday with an aboriginal group
dancing and singing a traditional welcome at the first venue in Sydney
[Australia]." ... "Tribal leaders with white-painted bodies and shaking
eucalyptus fronds were the first of more than 150 performers at the eight
concert, 24-hour series to raise awareness about climate change." ... "The
performance was immediately followed by a video greeting from former [Democratic]
Vice President Al Gore, whose campaign to force global warming onto the
international political agenda inspired the event." ... "The biggest names
will appear at Live Earth concerts in London [UK] and the United States,
with more modest lineups of mostly local and regional acts in Australia,
Japan, China, South Africa, Brazil and Germany."
-AP via -Guardian.co.uk
http://LiveEarth.org
20070520
-
2008
Election - Iowa
- "Poll:
Many would like Al Gore, Condoleezza Rice to run."
... "[Former Democratic Presidential candidate] Al Gore, many Iowa Democrats
want you to join the presidential race." ... "[Republicans] Condoleezza
Rice, Newt Gingrich and Fred Thompson, many Iowa Republicans would like
you to throw your hats in the ring as well." ... "A new Des Moines Register
poll suggests that Iowans likely to participate in the January caucuses
aren’t entirely satisfied with the list of declared candidates."
-DesMoinesRegister
20060804
-
DCI
- Marketing
- Oil
- Corporation
- Politics
- Global
- Climate
- Internet
- Computer- Entertainment
-
- Environment
- Al
Gore - "Al
Gore YouTube Spoof Not So Amateurish: Republican
PR [public relations] Firm Said to Be Behind 'Inconvenient Truth' Spoof."
... "A tiny little movie making fun of Al Gore, supposedly made by an amateur
filmmaker, recently appeared on the popular Web site YouTube.com." ...
"At first blush, the spoof seemed like a scrappy little homemade film poking
fun at Gore and his anti-global warming crusade." ... "The film actually
came from a slick Republican public relations firm called DCI, which just
happens to have oil giant Exxon as a client." ... "Public relations firms
have long used computer technology to create bogus grassroots campaigns,
which are called "Astroturf."" ... "Now these firms are being hired to
push illusions on the Internet to create the false impression of real people
blogging, e-mailing and making films. " (1, 2)
-By Jake Tapper and Max Culhane
-ABCNEWS.com
20060803
-
DCI
- Marketing
- Psychology
- Oil
- Corporation
- Politics
- Opinion
- Internet
- Video
- California
- Entertainment
- Media
- Search
Engine - Computer
- Communications
- EMail
- Environmental
- Science
- Global
- Climate
- Al
Gore - "Where
did that video spoofing Gore's film come from?" ...
"Everyone knows Al Gore stars in the global warming documentary "An Inconvenient
Truth." But who created "Al Gore's Penguin Army," a two-minute video now
playing on YouTube.com?" ... "Like other videos on the popular YouTube
site, it has a home-made, humorous quality. The video's maker is listed
as "Toutsmith," a 29-year-old who identifies himself as being from Beverly
Hills [California] in an Internet profile." ... "In an email exchange with
The Wall Street Journal, Toutsmith didn't answer when asked who he was
or why he made the video, which has just over 59,000 views on YouTube.
However, computer routing information contained in an email sent from Toutsmith's
Yahoo account indicate it didn't come from an amateur working out of his
basement." ... "Instead, the email originated from a computer registered
to DCI Group, a Washington, D.C., public relations and lobbying firm whose
clients include oil company Exxon Mobil Corp [Corporation]." ... "The anti-Gore
video represents a less well-known side of YouTube. As its popularity has
exploded, the public video-sharing site has drawn marketers looking to
build buzz for new music releases and summer blockbusters. Now, it's being
tapped by political operatives, public relations experts and ad agencies
to sway opinions." ... "DCI is no stranger to the debate over global warming.
Partly through Tech Central Station, an opinion Web site it operates, DCI
has sought to raise doubts about the science of global warming and about
Mr. Gore's film, placing skeptical scientists on talk-radio shows and paying
them to write editorials." ... "Internet videos could prove particularly
potent, because they may influence watchers in ways they don't realize.
Nancy Snow, a communications professor at California State University,
Fullerton, viewed the penguin video and calls it a lesson in "Propaganda
101." It contains no factual information, but presents a highly negative
image of the former vice president, she says. The purpose of such images
is to harden the views of those who already view Mr. Gore negatively, Dr.
Snow says." ... "Traffic to the penguin video, first posted on YouTube.com
in May, got a boost from prominently placed sponsored links that appeared
on the Google search engine when users typed in "Al Gore" or "Global Warming."
The ads, which didn't indicate who had paid for them, were removed shortly
after The Wall Street Journal contacted DCI Group on Tuesday." -By
Antonio Regalado and Dionne Searcey with contributions by Jeffrey Ball
-WSJ.com via -Post-Gazette.com
20060608
-
Global
- Industry
- Climate- Disaster
- Politics
- Earth
- Environment
- Entertainment- UN
- Seattle
- Washington
- "Does
Gore overheat global warming?" ... "Al Gore's documentary,
"An Inconvenient Truth," continues to trigger heated discussions about
global warming, as well as Mr. Gore's political ambitions, real or imagined."
... "But how close to the mark is his representation of the science tying
humanity's industrial activity to changing climate aka anthropogenic global
warming?" ... "In short, say several climate researchers, he basically
gets it right, although one can question some aspects of the presentation."
... ""I worry that the movie is a little heavy on disaster scenarios,"
says David Battisti, professor of atmospheric science at the University
of Washington in Seattle and director of the university's Earth Initiative.
Over the course of the coming century, he says, average conditions are
likely to change in ways that should prompt action now; it doesn't require
extreme examples to make the point." ... "After viewing the film, he says,
his impression is that nothing in it "misstated the science in a qualitative
way."" ... "Indeed, his colleague Eric Stieg, also with the University
of Washington, has noted that the film includes research that is only a
few months old and clearly relevant to the discussion - research that won't
appear in the next UN summary of climate science, slated for release early
next year. The newest studies were too late to be included in the next
UN summary, which is published about every six years and widely cited in
public debates." -By Peter N. Spotts -CSMonitor
20060531
-
US
- Iraq
- Military
- Intelligence
- Phone
- Privacy
- Law
- "Gore:
Bush is 'renegade rightwing extremist'." ... "Al
Gore has made his sharpest attack yet on the George Bush presidency, describing
the current US administration as "a renegade band of rightwing extremists"."
... "Denying that his politics have shifted to the left since he lost the
court battle for the 2000 election, Mr Gore says: "If you have a renegade
band of rightwing extremists who get hold of power, the whole thing goes
to the right."" ... "In the years since, he has been a steady critic of
specific Bush administration policies. He opposed the war on Iraq at a
time when most prominent Democrats were supporting it, and more recently
spoke out against what he called "a gross and excessive power grab" by
the administration over phone tapping." -Oliver Burkeman
and Jonathan Freedland -Guardian.co.uk
20051006
-
Secret
- US
- Philippines
- Emergency
- Leandro
Aragoncillo
- Dick
Cheney
- Government
- Military
- Intelligence
- Police
- Politics
- New
Jersey - Law
- "Spy
Probe Widens to Years Suspect Was at White House:
Ex-Marine Allegedly Sent Files to Philippine Opposition." ... "The Justice
Department is investigating whether a naturalized U.S. citizen from the
Philippines stole classified documents while he worked in the office of
[Republican] Vice President Cheney and provided the information to opposition
politicians in Manila [Philippines capital], [Republican] Bush administration
officials said yesterday." ... "The possibility that Leandro Aragoncillo
was passing the material while stationed as a U.S. Marine security official
at the White House marks a dramatic expansion of the case against him and
a former Philippine police official, Michael Ray Aquino. Both were arrested
and charged in federal court in Newark [New Jersey] last month with sending
classified information obtained this year to the Philippines -- more than
two years after Aragoncillo left the White House and went to work as an
FBI intelligence analyst." ... "Officials from the White House, Justice
Department and FBI declined to comment late yesterday, other than to confirm
that Aragoncillo first went to work at the White House in 1999, when [Democratic
Vice President] Al Gore was vice president. ABC News reported last night
that Aragoncillo had admitted taking classified documents while he worked
in Cheney's office." ... "Joseph Estrada, the former Philippine president
who was forced from office four years ago by mass demonstrations, has acknowledged
receiving documents from Aragoncillo while the suspect was still in the
Marines." ... "A document from late July reportedly detailed coup discussions
at a secret conclave of about two dozen young army and naval officers in
Manila. Another account, citing a clandestine source, described Arroyo
calling an emergency meeting of her commanding generals to ensure their
backing." (1, 2,
3)
-By Dan Eggen and Alan Sipress
-WashingtonPost

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- "Gore's
TV network set to launch with Google tie-in: Former
Vice President Al Gore and partners have renamed their upcoming youth-oriented
TV network and set Aug. 1 as its launch date." ... "The venture, formerly
called INdTV, will be called Current.tv, it was announced on Monday. The
24-hour network will target an 18- to 34-year-old audience and offer short-form
content--15-second to five-minute segments--to be contributed by viewers."
... "In addition to the videos, the new network reached a pact with Google
to include the search firm's the most popular Web searches." -By
Richard Shim -CNET
via -ZDNet>News
-
Current.tv
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