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'BLOOD IS EVERYWHERE': LISTEN to the chilling 911 tapes from the Washington state mass shooting that claimed 5 lives

Teacher Megan Silberberger details the scene in a frantic 911 call made minutes after shooter Jaylen Fryberg ambushed and killed four friends in the Marysville-Pilchuck High School cafeteria on Oct. 24 before turning the gun on himself.

VERTIGO! Bono's plane suffers near-catastrophic failure over Germany, U2 singer unharmed

Irish rocker Bono had a brush with disaster Wednesday when his private plane (not the one pictured) lost its rear tailgate during a flight to Germany.

HEARTBREAKING: Wis. woman, 29, faces bankruptcy after cardiac arrest, medically induced coma leave her with $250,000 in bills

Megan Rothbauer shows off stacks of hospital bills, that initially added up to $250,000, with her boyfriend, Ben Johnsen at their Madison, Wisconsin home. The cardiac arrest that stopped Megan Rothbauer’s heart for nearly an hour surprised her, but so did the $250,000 in hospital bills after paramedics took her to a hospital not covered by her medical insurance.

Cardinals phenom Oscar Taveras had blood alcohol level FIVE times legal limit during fatal crash in D.R.

St. Louis Cardinals Oscar Taveras blood alcohol level was five times the legal limit at the time of the fatal crash. Dominican officials say St. Louis Cardinals rookie outfielder Oscar Taveras was drunk at the time of his fatal car crash last month.

SEE IT Dash cam captures luxury car slam explode into fireball after slamming into N.J. highway divider — teen passenger dead, young driver jailed

Brandon Narleski, 19, died when the car of his 20-year-old friend Nicholas Gomes collided with a Route 9 highway divider and flung Narleski from the vehicle at about 10:53 p.m., police said.

GIFT THAT KEEPS ON KIM-ING: Kardashian goes full-frontal

BARING RED FANGS: Russia beefs up patrols of nuclear-capable bombers as tensions with West boil over Ukraine crisis

Russian President Vladimir Putin (right) is ramping up military presence around world, including tanks (far r.) in Torez, Ukraine. Boiling tensions with the West over the Ukrainian crisis prompted Russia to flex its military might Wednesday by expanding patrols of its nuclear-capable bombers all the way to the Gulf of Mexico.

'It was like something you see in the movies': Cellphone in Georgia man's pocket saves him from fatal stabbing to the heart

Jerry Scriver was attacked by a mugger with a 12-inch knife. It was his cell phone, in an Otterbox casing, that saved his life and a trip to the hospital. One Georgia man gave a whole new meaning to the phrase “pocket protector” after a smartphone in his shirt pocket saved his life during a knife attack.

SEE IT Teen struck by NYPD safety van rescued by tow-truck driver, bystanders

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi A 13-year-old boy was seriously injured Wednesday when he was struck by an NYPD School Safety van and wound up underneath the vehicle because his backpack snagged on the vehicle’s bumper, police said.

Financial settlement for family of late Ebola victim Thomas Eric Duncan leaves out fiancée

Family of Thomas Eric Duncan announces their settlement with Texas Presbyterian Health Hospital. The fiancée of Thomas Eric Duncan, the only person to die from Ebola on U.S. soil, won’t receive a penny in a financial settlement announced Wednesday between the man’s family and a Dallas hospital.

Kim K.'s nude cover spawns hilarious Internet memes

Memes from Kim Kardashian's Paper Magazine cover

NYPD worried ISIS video will inspire radicals to 'get a knife or another weapon' for homegrown terror attacks

2 of 3. This CCTV footage, shot at 2pm on October 23, 2014 at the intersection of Jamaica Avenue and 162nd Street shows a man in a green hooded parka jacket running towards four uniformed NYPD officers who are off camera. The man draws a metal hatchet and The NYPD is more and more worried that ISIS will inspire radicals in New York to conduct homegrown terror attacks, the top-counter terror cop said Wednesday.

‘I’m NOT sorry I’m gay’: Defiant tweet goes viral after Ohio college student punched after kiss

OSU student Cole Ledford speaks out about being attacked for being gay. Cole Ledford, 20, has become the new face — albeit one with a black eye — of the gay rights movement after he posted a defiant tweet, since gone viral, about being sucker punched by a homophobic assailant.

'ALL I SEE IS CORN!': Frightened tourists call 911 after getting lost in world's largest corn maze in Calif.

STAND ALONE, HANDOUT PHOTO It’s a maze of maize. In the California town of Dixon, outside Sacramento, a giant maze of cornstalks is wreaking havoc on some discombobulated tourists.

'White Widow' — one of the world's most-wanted terrorists — killed in Ukraine, Russian report says

White Widow shot dead Samantha Lewthwaite was said to be fighting alongside ISIS militants Ukraine. She was killed by Russian sniper, according to a report.

KATHIE LEE & HODA: Plus-sized? No! Myla Dalbesio is just beautiful

Model Myla Dalbesio has made history by landing a coveted Calvin Klein underwear campaign, even though she is considered plus-size by the fashion industry's standards. At a U.S. size 10, the 27-year-old from Wisconsin is too curvy for a standard sample size zero or two, but plus-size is traditionally classified as size 12 and up, putting her right in the middle.

EXCLUSIVE Animal advocate group ASPCA to present NYPD Commissioner Bratton with award

NEW YORK, NY - NOVEMBER 06: New York Police Department Commissioner Bill Bratton speaks to the media at a press conference on November 6, 2014 in New York City. The commissioner are in town for Operation SENTRY, an NYPD-led annual meeting to detect and stop terrorist threats which may originate outside of New York City. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images) The ASPCA wants to give Police Commissioner Bill Bratton and his cops a round of a-paws.

SEE IT Syrian boy hero braves sniper fire to save tiny girl trapped by barrage of bullets

A young boy is being was caught on film appearing to dodge a swarm of bullets in order to save a little girl pinned down by a sniper. A hero Syrian boy braved a barrage of bullets – even playing dead at one point – to save a terrified girl pinned down by deadly sniper fire, a viral video from the war-torn country shows.

HOW TO BEAT HILLARY: Giuliani gives advice for GOP opponents to defeat Clinton

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer, center, and former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani, participate in opening bell ceremonies of the New York Stock Exchange Friday, Sept. 9, 2011, in commemoration of the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks. (AP Photo/Richard Drew) Former Mayor Rudy Giuliani had a simple strategy for how Republicans can beat Hillary Clinton if she runs for president — don’t be mean.

'I WAS YOUNG AND DUMB': Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe will pardon his son for 2003 marijuana charge: reports

Arkansas Governor Mike Beebe said his son, Kyle Beebe, left, has grown up a lot since deputies found more than an ounce of marijuana in his house in 2003. Arkansas Gov. Mike Beebe says he will pardon his son, Kyle, to grant him a second chance after a 2003 marijuana felony conviction.

Rockaway residents upset de Blasio took boat, yet axed ferry

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio greets family members of the victims of Flight 587 as he arrives late to a ceremony at the Flight 587 Memorial in the Rockaways section in New York, Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014. In 2001 American Airlines Flight 587, carrying 260 people, crashed after takeoff, killing all the passengers as well as five people on the ground. (AP Photo/Seth Wenig) It took a lot of nerve for Mayor de Blasio to walk into a memorial service for Flight 587 victims 20 minutes late — and it also took plenty of nerve to arrive in the Rockaways by boat.

EDITORIAL It’s de Blasio time! Now, everyone wait for him

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The lack of consideration shown by Mayor de Blasio in so often running late caught up to the city’s tardy chief executive when he failed to arrive on time at an annual memorial ceremony for the 260 people killed in the crash of Flight 587.
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Family of teen fatally stabbed in Brooklyn pizzeria demands justice, wants killer found

An 18yr old male was standing inside a Dominos Pizzeria at 2196 Pitkin Avenue in Brooklyn when he was stabbed in the torso on November 11th, 2014. 2145. He was taken to Brookdale Hospital where he later died. Photos taken Wednesday November 12th, 2014, 0711, shows the parents of the deceased consoling each other outside of their residence at 553 Glenmore Avenue in Brooklyn (Theodore Parisienne for New York Daily News) The family of an 18-year-old man who was fatally stabbed in a fight inside a Brooklyn pizza joint Tuesday wants to see justice delivered, they said a day after the crime.

Universal Pre-K exceeds enrollment target with 53,200 students

New York City mayor Bill de Blasio speaks at the New York State Democratic Election Returns Party at the Sheraton Times Square Monday night November 4, 2014(Photo by Barry Williams / for New York Daily News) MAYOR DE BLASIO’S signature initiative of universal prekindergarten has exceeded its first-year enrollment target, city officials said Wednesday.

City job growth has biggest jump since 1990 in past quarter, most in lower-paying industries

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi It's a good time to be job-hunting in New York City — as long as you don’t expect to earn too much.

U.S. Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch names second-in-command to Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s office

Former federal prosecutor Kelly Currie will become the chief assistant in the Brooklyn U.S. Attorney’s office. Kelly Currie, a former federal prosecutor, will take over as the new chief assistant as his boss is set to be the next U.S. Attorney General.

Ebola survivor Dr. Craig Spencer, fiancée go out together in New York for first time after hospitalization, quarantine

The man is DR. Graig Spencer-32- , he just came out of Bellevue hospital after spending time in quarantine yesterday. The girl is his girlfriend Morgan Dixon. Reunited with his sweetie after surviving Ebola hell, Dr. Craig Spencer and his fiancée stepped out in public Wednesday in New York and tried to resume normal life.
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‘Cannibal Cop’ Gilberto Valle receives 1 year of supervised release

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi The kinky ex-cop got credit for time served even though he was put on supervised release for illegally accessing an NYPD database as part of his freaky fantasies to kidnap, kill and consume women.

Hatchet-wielding man who attacked cops in Queens obsessed with 'violent jihad': police

1 of 3. This CCTV footage, shot at 2pm on October 23, 2014 at the intersection of Jamaica Avenue and 162nd Street shows a man in a green hooded parka jacket running towards four uniformed NYPD officers who are off camera. The man draws a metal hatchet and The hatchet-wielding madman who attacked two cops before he was shot dead on a Queens street last month had an obsession with jihadist propaganda, a new report claims.

Chiara de Blasio: Income disparities may block young people from getting mental health aid

NATIONAL HARBOR, MD - MAY 06: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's daughter Chiara de Blasio speaks before she received a special recognition award at the National Council for Behavioral Health's Annual Conference at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center on May 6, 2014 in National Harbor, Maryland. The general session on Children's Mental Health Awareness Day helped bring awareness to mental health issues in young adults and children. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images) Mayor de Blasio's daughter took a page out of her dad’s campaign playbook Wednesday, saying in an award acceptance speech that income disparities may prevent young people from getting the mental health services they need.

Astoria Cove could end up a net loss for affordable housing

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi THE CITY’S much-touted deal with developers of the luxury Astoria Cove project may end up being a net loss for affordable housing units in the city.

Work it! Bar Refaeli, Kelly Osbourne burn off calories

Bar Refaeli and Kelly Osbourne are just two of the stars who are keeping fit in this gallery of celebrity gym fans

President Obama wants advisers to review Syria strategy in campaign against ISIS: report

US President Barack Obama adjusts his earphones during the East Asian Summit Plenary Session at the Myanmar International Convention Center in Myanmar's capital Naypyidaw on November 13, 2014. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and East Asia summits, held in the purpose-built capital of Naypyidaw this week, are the culmination of a year of diplomatic limelight for Myanmar after long decades shunted to the sidelines under its former military rulers. AFP PHOTO / Christophe ARCHAMBAULTCHRISTOPHE ARCHAMBAULT/AFP/Getty Images President Obama wants his advisers to review the administration’s Syria strategy amid increasing speculation that it will be impossible to defeat Islamic State militants while Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remains in power, CNN reported Wednesday.

4.8-magnitude earthquake rattles parts of Kansas and Oklahoma

A 4.8-magnitude earthquake hit parts of Kansas and Oklahoma on Wednesday. There were no immediate reports of damage. An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 4.8 has shaken parts of Kansas and Oklahoma.

SMILING CREEP: Calif. man accused of fondling boys at arcade bathroom is tackled by angry mom

Kwan Chow, 31, is accused of molesting two 10-year-old boys on separate occasions in a Westfield Mall bathroom. The 31-year-old suspect appeared smiling in a Los Angeles County booking photo after Arcadia police arrested Kwan Chow outside sports bar and arcade Dave & Buster’s.

HOTTIES: Chris Pratt, Neil Patrick Harris named top contenders for 'Sexiest Man Alive'

Boy, 12, found living in IKEA store 6 days after running away from home

A 12-year-old boy hid out in an IKEA store in China for six days after getting into a fight with his mother over math homework. Peng Yijian said he lived off free food samples inside the store and presumably slept in bedroom displays. The boy fled home after getting into an argument with his mom over math homework.

'He grabbed my private part': Florida man records male nurse fondling his genitals, sues hospital for millions

Martinez has been charged with two counts of simple battery and two counts of an unnatural and lascivious act. His attorney said the act might have been consensual. A Florida man sued Palm Springs Hospital for $5 million after alleging he caught a male nurse groping him on camera.

LOVE THY NEIGHBOR: World War II vet, 90, vows to continue war against Florida laws restricting food for homeless

Homeless advocate Arnold Abbott, 90, of the nonprofit group Love Thy Neighbor Inc.,right, walks with a Fort Lauderdale police officer, Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014, in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Abbott and a group of volunteers were feeding the homeless in a public parking lot next to the beach when he was issued a summons to appear in court for violating an ordinance that limits where charitable groups can feed the homeless on public property. Abbott was also recently arrested along with two pastors for feeding the homeless in a Fort Lauderdale park. (AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) The 90-year-old Florida man who continues to break a new state law by feeding the homeless has become the catalyst for heated conversations between local government officials and charity organizations.
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Baseball Insider: Mets could put Matt Harvey on innings limit in '15

In an interview Friday Matt Harvey reiterated that he is healthy and ready for 2015 spring training after 2013 Tommy John surgery. The Mets are hoping to contend in 2015, and do not want Matt Harvey to become this year’s Stephen Strasburg, shut down for a playoff run. And while internal discussions about a plan for Harvey next year are in the very early stages, a variety of creative approaches are possible.

Mehta: With Sanchez, Jets would be on the Mark

The year away from the game changed Mark Sanchez, and he became mentally stronger. The Jets were still basking in the afterglow of a meaningless win when Mark Sanchez embarrassed the whole damn organization with a told-you-so performance on Monday night.

Isola: Knicks coach Fisher may want to learn MSG exits soon

New York Knicks coach Derek Fisher argues a call during the second half of an NBA basketball game against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday, Nov. 12, 2014, in New York. The Magic won 97-95. (AP Photo/Frank Franklin II) There are stories of Mike D’Antoni trying to sneak out of the Garden after losses to avoid being cornered in his office by James Dolan. Those quick exits brought a whole new meaning to the phrase “seven seconds or less.”

Melo snaps out of it but Knicks lose to Magic as J.R. bricks potential winner

NEW YORK, NY -  NOVEMBER 12: J.R. Smith #8 of the New York Knicks shoots against the Orlando Magic during the game on November 12, 2014 at Madison Square Garden in New York, NY. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2014 NBAE (Photo by Jesse Garrabrant/NBAE via Getty Images) Troubled former Knicks guard Michael Ray Richardson, the author of one of the most memorable quotes in team history, was seated courtside Wednesday night at the Garden.
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To half and to hold: Jeff Goldblum, 62, weds Emilie Livingston, 31

Jeff Goldblum, 62, weds 31-year-old Emilie Livingston in Los Angeles ceremony

Sex, drugs and AIDS: New graphic novel by Joyce Brabner looks at early days of epidemic

NYC PAPERS OUT. Social media use restricted to low res file max 184 x 128 pixels and 72 dpi What if you took “Dallas Buyers Club” and set it on the gritty Lower East Side of the early 1980s? You'd have a new graphic novel about the early days of the AIDS epidemic.

Wis. 12-year-old accused in 'Slender Man' murder plot competent after mental health treatment: experts

A judge announced Wednesday that 12-year-old Morgan Geyser is mentally fit to stand trial for allegedly stabbing her friend in a bid to impress a fictional character named Slender Man. One of two Wisconsin middle schoolers accused to stabbing a classmate in order to please a fictional fiend named Slender Man is now mentally stable enough to stand trial, experts said Wednesday.

Eric Frein look-alike buys car with donations collected after police confused him for alleged cop killer

MANDATORY CREDIT. PHOTO TAKEN ON MONDAY, OCT. 20, 2014 James Tully finally has a car of his own ― a prize online fund-raisers helped him buy after they learned cops were confusing the 39-year-old eastern Pennsylvania man with the fugitive.

Florida mother who tried to drown baby dies after being found unconscious at home

Inakesha Armour, 34, was found unconscious in her Miramar home at 5332 Southwest 155 Avenue Wednesday morning, according to Miramar Police. Inakesha Brooks Armour, 34, died Tuesday, months after she allegedly dunked her infant son in a canal until his face turned blue. She later reportedly told cops that she was trying to kill the 3-month-old.

Allison Williams talks 'stressful' scrutiny about her weight

Allison Williams in the December 2014 issue of Allure Magazine

OPINION Errol Louis: Bratton and de Blasio risk replacing racially skewed arrests with racially skewed summonses

New York Police Department commissioner Bill Bratton, right, holds up a bag of oregano as New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio looks on during a news conference to discuss changes in how police handle marijuana cases at One Police Plaza on Monday, Nov. 10, 2014 in New York, N.Y. NYPD officers will stop arresting people on low-level marijuana charges and issue tickets instead, a police source said Monday. (James Keivom / New York Daily News) Not to spoil anybody’s party, but the new NYPD policy dialing back the frequency of arrests for low-level marijuana violations will almost certainly leave some old problems untouched, and create some new problems along the way.

Surviving pilot was able to unlock seatbelt before being thrown from Virgin Galactic spaceship: NTSB

Local authorities examine the wreckage of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo in Southern California on Nov. 2. NTSB officials announced Wednesday the surviving pilot was thrown clear of the disintegration aircraft and was able to unlock his seatbelt before his parachute automatically deployed. The surviving pilot of Virgin Galactic's SpaceShipTwo was thrown from the rocket-powered vehicle when it broke apart last month, and he was able to unbuckle from his seat before his parachute deployed automatically, U.S. officials said on Wednesday.

Mayor de Blasio pushes back against upcoming Council bid to criminalize NYPD use of choke hold

NEW YORK, NY - JULY 18: New York Mayor Bill de Blasio speaks to the media at a news conference to address the recent death of a man in police custody on July 18, 2014 in New York City. The mayor has promised a full investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of Eric Garner after he was taken into police custody in Staten Island yesterday. A 400-pound, 6-foot-4 asthmatic, Garner (43) died after police put him in a chokehold outside of a conveinence store for illegally selling cigarettes. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images) With a City Councilman poised to introduce legislation that would criminalize police use of a choke hold, Mayor de Blasio reiterated his belief that existing NYPD policy is sufficient.

SEE IT Bumbling Philly crook trips over table, drops loot after sticking up pizza shop

Nov 12, 2014 An armed gunman botched a pizza joint holdup in spectacular fashion after he tripped over a table, dropping his loot, before recovering enough to pick up some of the cash and flee.

Oh, baby, you look great! Kate shows off growing bump

Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is barely showing a bump as she meets young athletes

Federal judge strikes down South Carolina gay marriage ban

AN OCT. 15, 2014 FILE PHOTO.

SEE IT U.S. sailors roughed up by anti-American group in Turkey

Two U.S. soldiers were attacked by members of the Turkish Youth Association in Istanbul, footage showed.

Stephen Collins divorce trial delayed as wife's lawyer bails at last minute

Stephen Collins and wife Faye Grant during 3rd Annual TV Land Awards - Red Carpet at Barker Hangar in Santa Monica, California, United States.

Teen busted in murder of recently returned Afghanistan vet

Francisco Garcia, 21 was killed on Nov. 9, 2014 after he had just returned home after serving his term in the Army, was shot by an unidentified gunman at a party in Los Angeles.

Justice Department civil rights lawyer John Doar dies at 92

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SEMA: Ford Mustang GT King Cobra delivers 600+horsepower!

Take just about everything from the Ford Racing catalog, throw it at a 2015 Ford Mustang GT, and the result is the incredibly quick "King Cobra" edition. Ford Racing has unveiled the King Cobra street-and-drag strip performance package for the 2015 Ford Mustang GT.
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Bey and Jay take Blue Ivy on shopping trip

Jay-Z and Beyonce, take their daughter Blue Ivy shopping at Saks Fifth Avenue

Aussie groom-to-be thinks he's doing bungee jump, gets pushed into lake

A groom-to-be was pranked into jumping into the water when he thought he was going bungee jumping.

Hearing on new trial to begin in Chandra Levy murder case

Ingmar Guandique, 27, was convicted in the murder of Chandra Levy in 2010.

Store under fire over 'sexist' Hillary Clinton nutcracker

Urban Outfitters offends with a Hillary Clinton Nutcracker political gag gift.

Makers of caffeinated undies to pay $1.5M fine for false promises

Norm Thompson Outfiters and Wacoal-America, creaters of caffeine-infused underwear, are to pay $1.5 million for claims that their product helped reduce cellulite.

Kansas' same-sex marriage ban harms families: attorneys

AN OCT. 20, 2014 PHOTO, POOL PHOTO

Filmmaker ripped for including Bryan Singer accuser in sex abuse doc

Joaquin Phoenix on being born into religious cult

Joaquin Phoenix interview for the December 2014 issue of Playboy

‘Walking Dead’ star reveals her secret to happiness

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Chirlane outshines celebs at city's showbiz awards

Mayor Bill de Blasio and First Lady Chirlane McCray at the "Made In NY" Awards Ceremony

British teen who died of cancer honored by queen

Jane Sutton holds the MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire medal that was awarded to her son Stephen.

Mexican police shoot pregnant 14-year-old American

Mexican state police officers, like the ones pictured, approached the girl and a boy, who was driving the truck outside a convenience store, and ordered them to stop.

Republican Dan Sullivan wins Alaska’s Senate race

Alaska Demcratic incumbent Sen. Mark Begich (R) and Republican Anchorage Mayor Dan Sullivan are locked in a tight and bitter race.

'Happy motherf---ing Veterans Day!’: Eminem under fire over D.C. concert

WASHINGTON, DC - NOVEMBER 11: Eminem performs onstage during "The Concert For Valor" at The National Mall on November 11, 2014 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for HBO)
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