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22:01 More than 4 lakh people evacuated as Typhoon Nepartak hits China
Two people have died and 17 remain missing after Typhoon Nepartak made landfall and swept through east China's Fujian Province, authorities said. Around 438,000 residents in nine cities had been temporarily relocated as the typhoon destroyed more than 1,000 houses, according to a written statement issued by the provincial flood control office.
Nearly 49,000 hectares of crops were damaged by the typhoon, 4,500 hectares of which were totally destroyed. Nearly 400 flights were cancelled, and more than 300 bullet trains were suspended, according to the statement.
21:30 Andy Murray clinches second Wimbledon title
Second seed Andy Murry won his second Wimbledon title after defeating sixth seeded Milos Raonic in three tight sets -- 6-4, 7-6, 7-6.
Canadian Milos Raonic was playing his first Wimbledon final after defeating Roger Federer in a thrilling five set semi-final.
20:52 Dallas police chief: Shooter seemed delusional, scrawled cryptic messages in blood
The gunman who fatally shot five Dallas law enforcement officers appeared delusional, taunted police during extensive negotiations by singing and "laughing at us' and wrote cryptic messages on a wall with his own blood before he was killed by a bomb-equipped robot, Dallas Police Chief David Brown said.
The shooter, Micah Xavier Johnson, was "determined to hurt more officers' and would have done so if the pound of C-4 explosive carried by the robot had not ended the standoff, Brown said.
The additional details of Johnson's behavior came after a tense night marked by the arrest of a prominent activist in the Black Lives Matter movement and protests in Louisiana and Minnesota that resulted in as many as 200 arrests, according to activists and police.
20:07 You must take the lead and show the way: Omar snipes at Mehbooba
As violence continues to rage in the Valley, former CM and Opposition leader Omar Abdullah had a few words of advice for the current CM Mehbooba Mufti.
"Dear MehboobaMufti, We in the National Conference are always ready to contribute towards maintaining peace but you must take the lead andshow the way. This is the time to lead from the front. You must accept the responsibility both for letting things get to this point as for the recovery."
He also offered her some solace saying that he knew exactly what she was going though, but said that this was the actuall time for her to lead and that she shouldn't hide behind her spokesperson.
19:59 Mother of woman who is suspected to have joined IS, seeks help from CM
Bindu, mother of a young pregnant woman, who converted to Islam after marriage and is among a group of 17 people from Kerala suspected to have joined Islamic State, today met Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan and sought investigation into the matter.
"The CM told me that probe in the matter is progressing," Bindu, who submitted a petition stating that her daughter was missing and sought a probe, said.
Bindu, who hails from the city, said her 25-year old daughter Nimisha came along with her husband to her house on May 16 last and on May 18, she received a call from her daughter that she was going to Sri Lanka on some business.
"She did not revealed from where she was calling even though I asked her repeatedly," Bindu said. "I tried to prevent her from proceeding, but it failed," she said.
"I also used to get messages from her till June 4, butafter that there was no information about her," she said.
Bindu said her daughter Nimisha was a final year dental student in Kasaragod when she met and got married to a Christian youth, who later converted to Islam along with her.
Bindu also said that family did not know more details such as when she met her husband 32-year old Bexin, an MBA graduate, who also later converted to Islam. They got married in November 2015, Bindu said.
19:38 Ive never been unfaithful in marriage: Imran Khan
"I am 63 years old and have been married for only 10 years, but I am more of a staunch believer of marriage now [after two divorces] than I ever was. I led a very envied bachelor's life. Many people would have loved to have the kind of life I've led, but if you get marriage right, it is a very civilised way of life. I believe it gives you a much deeper happiness than the pleasure-seeking that you sacrifice," says former cricketer, chairman of the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf Imran Khan.
Read the full interview HERE
19:34
JUST IN: Lewis Hamilton storms to British Grand Prix victory
19:07 3 grenades hurled in Pulwama, 2 jawans injured
Even as Kashmir remains on the boil, three grenades were hurled in Pulwama, injuring 2 jawans. The Pulwama SP said that of the three, two grenades exploded. Security forces were deployed after curfew imposition.
Earlier in the day, a cop was killed after a mob pushed his vehicle into the river Jhelum in Anantnag. Mobile phone and internet services have also been suspended in the area owing to the situation.
18:33 The 11-year-old boy who will flip coin at Wimbledon
Whether Andy Murray secures his second Wimbledon title or Milos Raonic claims his first Grand Slam victory, a schoolboy from Croydon, South London, will forever be able to look back at The 130th Championships and say he was there, on Centre Court, when another chapter in tennis history was written.
Eleven-year-old Yousef Maza will walk to the net in the company of Championships' Referee Andrew Jarrett to perform the coin toss which signals the start of the sporting combat that is the Gentlemen's Singles Final.
Yousef, who attends Links Primary School in Tooting, represents Jigsaw4u, a Mitcham-based charity supported by the Wimbledon Foundation.
Jigsaw4u helps children and young people through trauma, loss and bereavement.
We chose Yousef because we knew this experience would create a memory for him that he would never ever forget, said Jenny Harwood, Mentoring Project Co-ordinator at Jigsaw4u.
Yousefs response was duly rewarding. When I was chosen to perform the Coin Toss I put my hand over my mouth and started screaming and then all my friends started screaming. It was just so exhilarating, he said.
18:09 Islamic State lost quarter of its Iraq, Syria territory in 18 months
Islamic State lost an area the size of Ireland -- a quarter of its territory -- to hostile forces in the last 18 months in Iraq and Syria and is likely to further step up attacks on civilians in coming months, IHS said in a report on Sunday.
The territory controlled by the ultra-hardline Sunni group shrank from 90,800 sq km in January 2015, six months after it declared a caliphate in Syria and Iraq, to 68,300 sq km, the research firm said.
IHS has also estimated that Islamic State's monthly revenue is also decreasing. In the middle of 2015 their monthly income averaged at $80 million. By early 2016, however, the average had fallen to $56 million.
18:05
JUST IN: Two-time Tour de France winner Alberto Contador withdraws from 2016 race.
18:05 Serena's Black Excellence comes at a vital time for America
The simple forehand volley caromed into the open court and the champion tumbled gently backward into the grass; the coup de grace as elementary as the three service winners that preceded it.
Serena Williams was the Wimbledon champion for a seventh time with a straight-sets win over Angelique Kerber -- a record-tying 22nd major championship all but ending the argument over whether she is best there has ever been.
The greatest American sports tale of our time remains a work in progress: a black female Jehovah's Witness from Compton who entered an arena populated almost exclusively by white women from more advantaged backgrounds and persevered in the face of racism, family tragedy, injuries and illness to dominate three separate eras of challengers and rewrite the history books of a sport not desperately keen to be revised.
And at a moment in America where the basic value of black lives has been violently called into question, Serena's latest showcase of unapologetic Black Excellence could not have come at a more vital time.
Read more HERE
17:33 Pakistan accuses India of rights violations in Kashmir
Pakistan today accused India of committing human rights violations in Kashmir following the killing of a top Hizbul Mujahideen commander and said the resolution of Kashmir issue is only possible by realising the right to "self determination" of the people there.
"Pakistan strongly condemns continued killing of innocent Kashmiris," foreign ministry said in a statement.
"The extra judicial killing of Kashmiri leader Burhan Wani and scores of other innocent Kashmiris is deplorable and condemnable. Such acts are a violation of fundamental human rights of Kashmiris and cannot deter the people of Jammu and Kashmir from their demand for the realisation of the right to self determination," it said.
Pakistan also has serious concerns over the detention of Kashmiri leadership and calls upon the Indian government to fulfill its human rights obligations as well as its commitments under the United Nations Security Council Resolutions, it said.
16:41 Panama Papers: I-T dept approaches dozen nations to widen probe
Faced with resistance in disclosures by those named in the Panama Papers, the Income Tax department has made foreign references to about a dozen countries in order to obtain actionable evidence against such Indian entities.
Officials said a special wing under the Central Board of Direct Taxes has made multiple requests to their counterparts in foreign nations as part of the I-T department's tax evasion probe against those named in these leaks.
They said that the taxman, in numerous cases in this list, was faced with non-cooperation and and non-acceptance of their accounts as revealed in the Panama papers and hence the department had to approach the foreign jurisdictions including Switzerland, British Virgin Island and the UK among others.
16:30 Would like to avoid killing of youth, says J-K police
As unrest continued in Kashmir, the state police today said it would like to avoid the killing of the youth and urged protesters not to resort to violence, saying it does not bring the right consequences.
Additional Director General of Police S M Sahai again urged people to restrain their youngsters from participating in the protests that have erupted in the aftermath of the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen's poster-boy commander Burhan Wani on Friday.
"The situation as of now is better than yesterday. At some places, people have come out and we are dealing with it. We would like to control the situation to avoid the killings of the youth," he said.
Insisting that that violence does not bring the right consequences, Sahai urged people to restrain youngsters from violent protests and confine them to homes.
16:16 Congress set to revive National Herald newspaper after 8-year break
The Congress party is all set to announce this month the revival of the National Herald and two other newspapers that went out of print eight years ago due to financial crunch.
A public statement on the proposed relaunch could be made as early as next week after a final meeting of the board of directors for the publications clears the name of the editor of National Herald, sources said.
The newspaper, which was founded at Lucknow in 1938 by freedom-fighter stalwart Jawaharlal Nehru who became the country's first prime minister, was banned by the British during the 1942 Quit India movement. It faced brief shutdowns in the 1940s and 70s.
Today, the publication is on a comeback trail. "We intend to revive all three papers '" National Herald, Qaumi Awaaz (Urdu) and Navjeewan (Hindi),' Congress party treasurer Motilal Vora said.
15:58 Bin Laden's son threatens revenge for father's assassination
The son of slain Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden has threatened revenge against the United States for assassinating his father, according to an audio message posted online.
Hamza bin Laden promised to continue the global militant group's fight against the United States and its allies in the 21-minute speech entitled "We Are All Osama," according to the SITE Intelligence Group.
"We will continue striking you and targeting you in your country and abroad in response to your oppression of the people of Palestine, Afghanistan, Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Somalia and the rest of the Muslim lands that did not survive your oppression," Hamza said.
"As for the revenge by the Islamic nation for Sheikh Osama, may Allah have mercy on him, it is not revenge for Osama the person but it is revenge for those who defended Islam."
Osama bin Laden was killed at his Pakistani hideout by US commandos in 2011 in a major blow to the militant group which carried out the September 11, 2001 attacks.
15:44 Top US official in Bangladesh to discuss counter-terrorism
The US point person for South Asia Nisha Desai Biswal today arrived in Bangladesh on a two-day visit to discuss violent extremism and ways to combat it following two recent terror attacks in the Muslim-majority country.
Biswal, the Assistant Secretary of State for South and Central Asian Affairs, would meet Foreign Minister Abul Hassan Mahmood Ali. She would also meet with Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan Kamal, officials said.
Earlier, the State Department said Biswal will meet with government officials to discuss "issues of shared concern" and offer US assistance to the Bangladeshi government's efforts to counter terrorism and violent extremism. She will also meet with the embassy community, local business and other diplomatic representatives. Bangladesh has witnessed a spate of Islamist attacks in recent days.
15:18 Zakir Naik's 'Peace TV' banned in Bangladesh
Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's 'Peace TV' has been banned in Bangladesh. Industries Minister Amir Hossain Amu made the disclosure at a press briefing after a cabinet committee meeting on law and order on Sunday.
The move comes after it was revealed that one of the attackers at the Dhaka cafe in which 22 people, mostly foreigners were killed, was inspired by the teachings and sermons of the Islamic preacher.
Naik is under the scanner in India too, with the government investigating the finances for his charity and also the content of his speeches that are aired through his channel.
14:36 5 reasons Kashmir wont see peace in this lifetime. Or next
It has been imperative several times in the past that we cut the bullshit on Kashmir.
As swarms of people spilled out of their houses in solidarity with dead militant Burhan Wani, you're probably exhausted from the clucking, academic head-shaking and rueful refrains about what a complex issue Kashmir is.
If you've got Kashmiri friends or colleagues, you're probably waiting for one of them to sigh and tell you that you don't understand the Kashmir issue.
I do, however, believe that a "complex issue" has over time fermented into a handy ticket to postpone any specific conversation about what truly keeps Kashmir never very far from blood.
Read more HERE
14:06 Cop killed in Kashmir as mob pushes vehicle into river
A mob pushed a police vehicle into the river Jhelum, leading to the death of a cop today. The incident occurred near Anantnag in Kashmir. The area has been on tenterhooks ever since the death of the Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani on Friday.
Soon after his death, people came out on the streets to protest, leading to stone pelting and lathi charge from security forces. The situation took an ugly turn and very soon, the protests turned deadly, killing 16 people over the last two days.
13:58 Spanish matador gored to death in first death in the ring since 1985
A top bullfighter was gored to death in front of hundreds of horrified spectators in Spain on Saturday. Victor Barrio was in the ring with a massive bull in the town of Teruel in Aragon, in eastern Spain, when tragedy struck.
The 29-year-old matador was caught in his side as the bull rolled over him and pinned him to the ground. The death, the first of a matador in Spain nearly 30 years, comes amid several fatal accidents during the annual bull festivals across the country.
Read full story HERE
13:18 Death toll due to heavy rains in MP touches 15
With heavy rains lashing Madhya Pradesh, the death toll due to flood-related mishaps has gone up to 15 in the state, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said today.
Seven persons died due to flood in different parts of the state in last 24 hours, he told reporters. Yesterday, the CM said eight persons had died due to the heavy downpour in last couple of days.
Chouhan today convened a meeting of top officials, including Chief Secretary Anthony de Sa and Director General of Police Rishi Kumar Shukla, and reviewed the situation due to the heavy rains in the state.
During the meeting, the chief minister said all the 51 district collectors should be alert and agile to deal with the flood situation and extend immediate help to the people in distress.
People living in the camps should not face any problem, he said, adding clean drinking water should be provided to the people.
13:13
JUST IN: Amarnath Yatra has resumed, say top MHA sources.
13:13 Water portfolio gone, Pankaja Munde refuses to attend summit
A day after divesting her of the important water conservation portfolio in the Cabinet reshuffle, Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis was seen as placating a seemingly upset Pankaja Munde, asking her to attend an international water summit.
Munde, who is also Maharashtra's minister for Rural Development and Women and Child Development, lost the Water Conservation portfolio during the late night cabinet reshuffle on Saturday.
Apparently unhappy, Munde, who was scheduled to attend the summit - to be held in Singapore on Monday -- tweeted saying she would not attend since she was no longer the minister concerned.
Chief Minister Fadnavis, who is out of the country on an official tour, responded immediately on Twitter, saying: "Of course you must attend WLS 2016. As a senior minister you would be representing The Government of Maharashtra."
12:52 The shrinking of Smriti Irani
In the two years of this government's reign, no minister has made as much news as her. Ultimately, that may have proved Smriti Irani's undoing.
So it was that five months after the greenhorn minister stunned the Opposition and, admittedly, even her own party by putting up a spirited defence on the floor of Parliament in the wake of the Rohith Vemula episode, it was time for Irani to be stunned.
Read more HERE
12:23 Bangladesh government doesn't believe I inspired terror act: Zakir Naik
Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik, who is facing heat over reports that one of the Dhaka attackers was inspired by his speeches, claimed that no Bangladesh government official had said that he inspired the act of terrorism.
I spoke to Bangladeshi government people. They told me that they do not believe I inspired this Bangladeshi terrorists to do this act of killing innocent people. That is a different issue that he was my fan, Naik said.
There are millions of fans of mine throughout the world. More than 50 per cent Bangladeshis are my fans but to say that I inspired him to kill innocent human beings is devilish, Naik said in a video released here.Naik, who is in Saudi Arabia now, said the only country which had banned him from entering was the United Kingdom.
11:55 PM Modi accorded ceremonial welcome in Tanzania
Prime Minister Narendra Modi being accorded ceremonial welcome in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Modi arrived in Tanzania as part of his four-nation Africa tour aimed at enhancing ties with the continent, particularly in the economic sphere. In Tanzania, Modi will hold talks with President John Pombe Joseph Magufuli on a range of issues.
11:42 Shots fired at San Antonio police headquarters
Multiple gunshots were fired at the San Antonio Police headquarters building, SAPD Chief William McManus said.
Bullet marks were found on the exterior wall of the building, and shell casings were found in a nearby alley, McManus said.
The area near the building in the 300 block of South Santa Rosa was closed off as the investigation continued. Several police cars were seen at a nearby corner blocking access to the area.
This incident comes as police departments nationwide are on edge following the shooting of 12 police officers in Dallas.
11:24
JUST IN: Rajnath Singh holds high-level meeting to review law and order situation in Kashmir after protests over terrorist Burhan Wani's killing.
11:13 Kashmiris like Wani are symbols of resistance: Mirwaiz
Moderate Kashmiri separatist Mirwaiz Umar Farooq, who has been put under house arrest following the call for strike given by him and other separatist leaders for the killing of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani, tells the Hindustan Times that the terrorist's death will definitely inspire many people to go that way.
"Today, we see Burhan not as a hardcore militant but as a symbol against them, knowing that he cannot beat the military might of India. These are young and educated Kashmiri boys who have joined militancy. They are part of the struggle at the indigenous level. They are not the ones going anywhere outside for trainings nor is anyone anchoring them from behind. They are symbols of resistance."
Read more HERE
11:00 Zakir Naik blows the peace pipe; calls upon Muslim brethren for help
Controversial Islamic preacher Zakir Naik has sought support from the Muslim community against what he called was a "media trial" over allegedly provocative statements promoting militant views that have triggered calls for his arrest.
Introducing a new Twitter handle -- @drzakirofficial -- the Mumbai-based preacher also appealed to people around the world to "eliminate terrorism from our midst."
Naik has come under the scanner of the Indian government after reports emerged that two among a group of terrorists who killed 20 people in a posh Dhaka cafe last week were allegedly inspired by his speeches.
"I, Dr Zakir Naik, Call upon all my Muslim Brothers & Sisters to Support me against the "Media Trials" and Let Justice Prevail (sic)," Naik tweeted.
10:34 UGC-NET exam in Srinagar postponed
The UGC-NET exam scheduled to take place today in Srinagar was postponed amid protests over Hizbul Mujahideen commander Burhan Wani's encounter.
The autonomous organization under the Union Ministry of Human Resource Development issued a press release in this regard.
There are 16 examination centres in Srinagar in which 10,255 candidates are registered for UGC-NET July 2016.
The next date of examination of UGC-NET for all these candidates will be informed in due course of time, the press release stated.
Normal life across the Kashmir Valley has been affected in response to a joint shutdown call by the separatists' against the killing of Wani and his two associates.
10:30
Mumbai local train services on central line affected due to decoupling of coaches of local train at Mumbra (Thane)
10:27
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh to not celebrate his birthday today over loss of lives during protests in J&K: ANI
09:31 PM Modi arrives in Tanzania on the third leg of Africa tour
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Tanzania early on Sunday morning as part of his four-nation Africa tour aimed at enhancing ties with the continent, particularly in the economic sphere.
"From Durban to Dar-es-Salaam! Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives late night in Tanzania on the third leg of his African sojourn," ministry of external affairs spokesperson Vikas Swarup tweeted on Modis arrival in Dar es Salaam.
Modi was received at the airport by Tanzanian Prime Minister Kassim Majaliwa and foreign affairs minister Bernard Membe, Swarup said.
In Tanzania, Modi will hold talks with President John Pombe Joseph Magufuli. He will also meet 'Solar Mamas', a group of rural women solar engineers from Africa who have been trained under Government of India-supported programmes to fabricate, install, use, repair and maintain solar lanterns and household solar lighting systems in their villages.
09:23 Kashmir violence: Death toll rises to 12
The death toll in the mob violence and clashes that rocked Kashmir over the gunning down of Hizbul commander Burhan Wani has gone up to 12.
Authorities have imposed curfew-like restrictions and suspended mobile internet services to contain the volatile situation.
On Saturday, incidents of arson and stone-pelting were reported from Awantipora, Pulwama, Bomai, Sopore, Baramulla, Palhallan, Delina, Gantamullah, Sheeri, Kreeri, Lalpora, Bandipora, Narbal, Lasjan, Barzulla, Nowgam, Tengpora and Batamaloo. At many places, the mobs forcibly tried to enter the security force establishments.
09:13 Wani killing: Amarnath Yatra remains suspended
Amarnath Yatra from Jammu base camp suspended for today due to security concerns following Hizbul terrorist Burhan Wani's killing.
"No yatri will be allowed to move from Bhagwati Nagar Yatri Niwas in Jammu to the Kashmir Valley on Sunday due to the prevailing law and order situation there," a senior police officer said here.
"Although the passage of yatris from Jammu to the valley was disallowed due to security reasons, those who had already reached the yatra base camps of Baltal and Nunwan (Pahalgam), continued the yatra on Saturday," the officer added.
Mobile internet services were also blocked in the entire Jammu region to check spread of rumours following heightened tensions in the Kashmir Valley.
09:11 Australia's Labor opposition concedes poll defeat
Australian Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has conceded electoral defeat, as the Coalition edged towards a wafer-thin majority in federal parliament.
Eight days after the polls closed, ABC News reported that the Coalition has now won 74 seats and Labor 66, while five remain undecided.
Shorten said although counting was still underway, it was clear Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull would form either a minority or majority government.
"I have spoken to Turnbull and congratulated him," Shorten told a press conference in Melbourne, adding that Labor was willing to work to find "common ground" with the government.
"I understand we need to make this parliament function and we'll be up for that. I hope for the nation's sake that the Coalition does a good job," he said.
Image: Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
08:42 Attackers kill 15, including 11 members of a family, in north Mexico
Fifteen people, including 11 members of one family who were shot while still in their beds, died in a series of attacks by gunmen in the capital of the Mexican state of Tamaulipas, officials said on Saturday.
The attacks took place late Friday and early Saturday in Ciudad Victoria, in which six minors were also killed. While officials didnt specify who was behind the violence, factions of the splintered Zetas Cartel are fighting for control of the city.
Herminio Garza Palacios, secretary of government in Tamaulipas, which borders Texas, said in a videoconference that the most serious attack took place early Saturday morning when gunmen entered a home and killed 11 members of the same family while they were sleeping. Shortly afterward, three people were killed in a neighbourhood in Ciudad Victoria.
The violent Zetas Cartel has splintered into factions following the capture or killing of many of its leaders. Authorities say various factions are fighting for control of Ciudad Victoria, including a group called Zetas Old School and the so-called "Northeast Cartel", a grouping of factions led by the family of captured Zeta leader Miguel Angel Trevino Morales, or Z40.
08:33 2 out of 16 missing from Kerala have joined ISIS: TV report
Intelligence sources confirm that out of 16 people, who had gone missing from Kerala a month ago, two have contacted their families and confirmed that they have joined ISIS, CNN-News18 reports.
Among those who went missing is a Hindu girl who had converted to marry a Muslim man.
Kerala government on Saturday announced a probe into the matter with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan calling it a "very serious issue".
The missing persons are below the age of 30 and highly qualified, including medicos.
While 11 youths hail from Padna and Thrikaripur in the northernmost Kasaragod district, others are from Palakkad district.
Read more HERE
08:23
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will meet Tanzanian President John Pombe Magufuli today. He will also interact with Indian community in Dar es Salaam later in the day.
08:22 Kashmir violence: Centre rushes 20 more CRPF teams
Curfew has been imposed in Kulgam, Anantnag, Tral, Kokernag and 7 police stations in Srinagar following clashes on Saturday during protests against the killing of Hizbul Mujahideen terrorist Burhan Wani.
At least 20 additional CRPF teams have been called in to control the situation in Kashmir where 11 people were killed on Saturday in clashes between security forces and protesters.
Wani was buried on Saturday in his home village Tral in Pulwama district in the presence of some 20,000 people who defied a curfew.
More than 120 people, majority of whom were security personnel, were injured, the police said.
Meanwhile, the separatists announced that they will continue their shutdown on Sunday and Monday too to protest the "killing spree by the Indian security forces".
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