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Now that Warzone Season 1 has integrated the game with Black Ops 6, the Call of Duty battle royale lets players use more weapons, attachments and lethal and tactical grenades than ever before. There are a staggering 177 primary, secondary and melee weapons from Modern Warfare 2, Modern Warfare 3 and Black Ops 6 to choose from -- but you can't unlock the entire arsenal by simply leveling up your account. There's a careful balance to Warzone: Old battle pass and event weapons, attachments and aftermarket conversion kits are earned by players who participated in live challenges, so they're relatively exclusive. Each battle royale match needs to be a level playing field, and some of the old items are still part of meta loadouts. That's where the new Armory comes in, letting players work toward unlocking these items from older games and events one at a time as they earn XP in-game. Everything you can earn in the Warzone Armory You can earn weapons, attachments, aftermarket conversion kits and grenades through the new and improved Warzone Armory. The Warzone Armory allows players to earn any previously obtainable event weapon, attachment or aftermarket weapon conversion kit available in the game. That includes content from Modern Warfare 2, Modern Warfare 3 and Black Ops 6. A prior iteration of the Armory lets players earn new items by completing daily challenges, but now weapons and attachments can be earned more consistently. All players can earn Black Ops 6 weapons and attachments during live battle passes and events, but Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare 3 content has remained locked for new Warzone players -- until now. Players can select one item from the Armory at a time, working toward acquiring the new weapon or attachment by earning account XP. Weapons and attachments are locked behind 75,000 XP each, which can be earned in Warzone or Black Ops 6 multiplayer modes. You only earn XP toward the item you've chosen, so it's important to make sure you select a new weapon or attachment after you unlock the previous one you were working toward. How does the Armory work in Black Ops 6? New weapons and attachments are added through battle passes and events in Black Ops 6. There's also an Armory for multiplayer matches in Black Ops 6, which will function much the same as the Warzone Armory, although there's no path to unlocking any of the previous content from the Modern Warfare games. Instead, this version of the feature allows players to unlock weapons and attachments they may have missed in previous Black Ops 6-specific events and battle passes. The Season 1 battle pass, for instance, includes the Saug SMG, Krig-C assault rifle and the Dragon's Breath incendiary shotgun ammo. Additionally, the Season 1 event Hit List also introduced the Power Drill melee weapon, Sirin 9mm SMG and the buffer weight stock attachment. Anyone who completes these goals will unlock the new arsenal additions straight away, but the Armory ensures they'll never be gone forever. The Sirin 9mm SMG is the first "special" secondary weapon, taking up the secondary loadout slot. That means you can pair it up with a sniper rifle, assault rifle or LMG. Once a season is over, all of the weapons and attachments added to the game will be added to the Black Ops 6 Armory, allowing players to work toward earning these coveted goodies by completing daily challenges. Having to level up dozens of new weapons to make them combat-ready might sound overwhelming -- that grind is a lot easier if you activate double weapon XP tokens. If you want to learn more about how to get and use double XP tokens in Black Ops 6, we have a double XP token guide for you. Warzone Armory FAQs The Warzone Armory is unlocked when you reach player level 24. Once you have access to the Armory, you're available to start working toward unlocking any of the items contained within immediately. The Warzone Armory is once again open to let players earn any of the 177 weapons, attachments and other extras released in previous games and events. These include special ops rifles like the BP50 and the MORS, anachronistic fan favorites like the Kar98k and STG44 assault rifles, exotic melee weapons like the Karambit and Soulrender sword and oddities like the Torque 35 bow.After their most productive day in a non-overtime game this season, the Denver Nuggets are out to earn consecutive victories for the first time in a month when they play host to the Los Angeles Clippers on Friday. Following a run of seven losses in 11 games -- including one of their two setbacks against the Clippers this season -- the Nuggets turned their offense loose in a 141-111 road victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Sunday as Nikola Jokic scored 48 points with 14 rebounds and eight assists. With three MVP awards in the past four seasons, Jokic is pointed toward another as he leads the NBA in rebounds at 13.6 per game and is second in points (32.3) and assists (10.2). He has 104 points over the past two games but his 56-point outing Saturday ended up in a defeat to the lowly Washington Wizards. Jokic's push for offense coincides with a hamstring injury to Jamal Murray, who missed the past two games and is expected to be listed as questionable for Friday's game. Dario Saric is expected back after he was inactive the past two games with an ankle injury. In his first season with the Nuggets, former Clippers guard Russell Westbrook has averaged 6.4 assists per game. With Murray down, he has averaged 11.5 assists the past two games. "When Russ is out there with Nikola, he's just always looking for him," Nuggets head coach Michael Malone said. "He's always trying to find him. And that makes complete sense to me. You're playing with the best player in the world. You might want to give him the ball." The Clippers' Norman Powell has averaged 32.5 points in the two victories over the Nuggets and leads Los Angeles with 23.6 points per game this season. While Powell has returned from a recent hamstring injury, James Harden (groin) was absent from Sunday's 117-106 home loss to the Atlanta Hawks, as was Terance Mann (finger). Kawhi Leonard (knee) has not played this season but has finally returned to practice as he nears his season debut. The hope for Los Angeles head coach Tyronn Lue was to hold things together as best as possible until Leonard returned, and a 14-11 record through the first two months appears to have to accomplished that goal. Leonard won't travel with the team for Friday's game, but his return to practice has made an impact. "It raised our energy just for our guys to see him on the floor," Lue said. "It brought a juice to our team, so we needed that jolt, especially going through the schedule we've been through. It was really good to see him out there." Instead of playing it passive until Leonard returns, the Clippers have ramped up their defense, which has allowed 107.4 points per game. It is the fifth-best mark in the NBA. The 35-year-old Harden has raised his game for the Clippers by averaging 21.6 points, his most since the 2021-22 season. He has also averaged 8.5 assists with 6.8 rebounds while playing in 24 of 25 games. --Field Level Media

‘Every attack has made us stronger’—Gautam Adani on charges by US prosecutorsPETER VAN ONSELEN: When will Albo call the election? Two insiders pull back the curtain on the PM's secret calculations - and make a brave boast about Peter Dutton and Trump By PETER VAN ONSELEN, POLITICAL EDITOR FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA Published: 16:23, 30 November 2024 | Updated: 16:23, 30 November 2024 e-mail 1 View comments With the parliamentary year now over, and after Labor rushed through no less than 31 bills in its final days , attention has turned to when the Prime Minister will call next year’s election . Daily Mail Australia has spoken to two well-placed Labor strategists who explained the upsides and downsides for Anthony Albanese of bringing the election date forward, rather than waiting until after the budget and serving a full parliamentary term as promised. ‘If we go early that would mean holding the election in late February or sometime before the end of March’, one Labor MP with inside knowledge of campaign strategy said. ‘An election on February 22 would require Albo to call the election no later than Sunday, January 19 . Or he could do it around Australia Day and have the election on March 1 instead.' With an interest rate cut early in the new year looking less and less likely, the MP said going early becomes a good option because it would avoid having to hand down a budget in April ‘covered in wall-to-wall red numbers’. Next year’s budget is expected to reveal a sizeable budget deficit for the current fiscal year - as well as all four years after that. ‘By going early we can campaign on having delivered two straight budget surpluses and take advantage of our campaign overlapping with the state [election] campaign in WA.' The Western Australian election date is fixed for March 8 , and the state Liberals in WA are in disarray. If Anthony Albanese leaves the election to the last minute, it's in the hopes he can turn things around, Labor insiders told Daily Mail Australia Anthony Albanese launched his 2022 election campaign in Perth and Labor picked up five seats that helped to secure majority government, benefiting from the popularity of then WA Labor Premier Mark McGowan . It is even possible Albo calls the election for the same day that the WA election is due, forcing the state to delay its poll. The Australian Electoral Commission has asked for a two-week gap between the elections, but that’s not required by law. The other Labor strategist thinks that there are too many risks calling the election on or before the Australia Day weekend. ‘That might piss voters off’, he said. ‘Nobody wants an election campaign starting during that time of year. January is sacred time off for Australians.' The other option for an early election would be to let parliament sit for a week or two in February ‘before calling it to happen in late March or even early April’. ‘That way we get the WA election out of the way but still get to the polls before having to hand down a difficult budget with a big deficit’, the strategist said. ‘As soon as an election is called the budget gets delayed.’ One of the party insiders was confident Labor would be able to 'paint Peter [Dutton] as extreme' That opens up the prospect of an early election anytime before May, as long as it doesn’t clash with Easter. Both Labor insiders agree that whether the election is held in late February or sometime in March or April, the government will also be sure to preface the formal campaign with a barrage of taxpayer-funded advertising. ‘Of course, that always helps’, one says. Labor’s decision to rush so many bills through parliament this year has created speculation that despite promising to serve a full term ahead of a May election, Anthony Albanese is considering going early. One reason is that it would allow him to take advantage of the uncertainty expected to follow Donald Trump’s return as U.S. President. Trump's inauguration will take place on January 20, which is Wednesday, January 21, here in Australia. ‘We wouldn’t choose to directly criticise the uncertainty Trump’s return is likely to generate - obviously’, the Labor MP said. ‘But our messaging would be that in uncertain times you are better off sticking with the government you know, and not risking electing someone like Peter Dutton. ‘It’s a pretty good theme for us.’ Coming soon, on January 20: Labor also hopes it will be able to capitalise on the global uncertainty caused by Donald Trump's return to office in America The second Labor strategist agrees: ‘Trump’s return might work for us. Sure he’s popular over there and he won, but our electoral system is different and voting is compulsory in Australia.’ ‘You need to carry the centre with you and painting Peter [Dutton] as extreme shouldn’t be that hard’, he adds. ‘But ultimately it’s Albo’s call,' the Labor MP points out. ‘He’ll take advice from those around him and he’ll know what the polling says, but if he’s worried going early might be too risky he’ll hold off in the hope things get better.' No first-term government has lost a re-election attempt since 1931, but the Albanese government is currently behind in the published polls. Laughing, the Labor MP said: ‘Albo might not want to become the turkey who "brought forward Thanksgiving" by calling an early election if he thinks he’ll lose. 'He might not even want to do it if he looks like being reduced to leading a minority government either.’ Either way, the odds of an early election appear to have shortened now that the sun has set on the 2024 parliamentary year. ‘Basically he’ll call it when he thinks he can win. If he’s worried he can’t win he’ll just hold off until the very last minute hoping that things turn around.’ Peter Dutton Perth Anthony Albanese Share or comment on this article: PETER VAN ONSELEN: When will Albo call the election? Two insiders pull back the curtain on the PM's secret calculations - and make a brave boast about Peter Dutton and Trump e-mail Add comment

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DENVER (AP) — The Denver Broncos signed left tackle Garett Bolles to a four-year extension on Thursday, locking up a big piece to protect rookie quarterback Bo Nix. Bolles has spent his entire career with the organization after being drafted out of Utah with the 20th overall pick in 2017. He has a chance this season to help the Broncos into the postseason for the first time since they won Super Bowl 50 after the 2015 season. The Broncos (8-5) are currently in the seventh and final playoff spot in the AFC. They can put some distance between them and Indianapolis on Sunday (6-7) with a win over the Colts. After an up-and-down start in Denver, Bolles has developed into a dependable pass protector. He's allowed one sack and 24 quarterback pressures over 13 starts this season. What's more, his 4.9 percent quarterback pressure rate is the second-lowest mark among tackles with at least 200 pass blocking snaps this season, according to NextGen Stats. With time to scan the field, Nix leads all rookies in completions (277), yards passing (2,842), offensive touchdowns (22) and passing touchdowns (17). Bolles earned second-team Associated Press All-Pro honors after the 2020 season. On social media , Bolles posted: “Broncos Country, It’s been a great 8 years! Thanks for everything! And ... I’m not leaving. The show goes on!” Since 2017, Bolles has allowed the sixth-fewest sacks (36) among tackles with at least 3,100 snaps. The extension of Bolles means the Broncos have all five starting offensive linemen on board through next season. Guard Quinn Meinerz agreed to four-year contract extension in July. The Broncos also signed cornerback Patrick Surtain II to a four-year contract extension in September worth $96 million, including $77.5 million in guarantees. Linebacker Jonathon Cooper agreed to a four-year, $60 million extension in November. AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

The creator of the viral ‘Chill Guy’ character has struck a deal with the makers of the $CHILLGUY token, despite previously promising to DMCA any unlicensed for-profit materials. In September 2024, a simple drawing of an anthropomorphic animal character started going vira l on social media. The drawing was illustrated by X user ‘PhillipBanksss’ in 2023, who described the character as “a chill guy that lowkey doesn’t give a f*ck.” A year later, Banks’ post took over the internet like wildfire and continues to be one of the top memes months later (that’s like a million years by internet standards). my new character. his whole deal is he's a chill guy that lowkey doesn't give a fuck pic.twitter.com/aUAb7yFJpJ It wasn’t long before netizens started making their own creations with the ‘Chill Guy’ character and selling them online — something that Banks wasn’t happy about, especially after a crypto coin arose in the market called $CHILLGUY. “Just putting it out there, Chill Guy has been copyrighted,” Banks wrote in a post on November 20, 2024. “Like, legally. I’ll be issuing takedowns on for-profit related things over the next few days.” He went on to explain that he didn’t care if brand accounts used Chill Guy for a trend or meme, but wasn’t a fan of “unauthorized merchandise or sh*tcoins” using his character. not like brand accounts using him as a trend, that's kinda something i dont really care about (i do just ask for credit. or xboxes.). mainly unauthorized merchandise and shitcoins ‘Chill Guy’ creator strikes deal with crypto token However, mere weeks later, it seems that Banks has changed his tune. In a post published on December 12, the progenitor of the famous meme says that he struck a deal with the minds behind $CHILLGUY. “Some members of [the] $CHILLGUY token reached out to me and we had a long discussion,” he explained. “They have been really supportive and nice, and we reached an agreement. “I’ve decided to provide licensing and IP rights to the $CHILLGUY token and team.” Related: Any other crypto tokens using the Chill Guy character (which 99% of are scams) will still receive DMCA takedowns. However, this only applies to this specific token. According to Banks, all other crypto tokens using his copyrighted materials will receive DMCA takedowns for copyright infringement. Banks’ post has received mixed reactions, with some praising the artist for “getting his bag,” while others predict that the $CHILLGUY token will soon be investigated by renowned crypto sleuth Coffeezilla. Banks has made sure to cash in on his characters’ viral fame, even creating a licensed ‘Chill Guy’ plushie that fans can take home to the tune of $30. This is just the latest meme to take over social media after the ‘Superman’ trend got popular on TikTok, prompting teachers to warn parents that it could cause injuries.Alex Salmond hailed as 'giant of a man' as hundreds gather for memorial service

Hyderabad: Making it clear to irrigation officials that Telangana must get its share of water from Krishna and Godavari rivers, chief minister A Revanth Reddy directed them to present effective arguments before the Brajesh Kumar Tribunal on water-sharing between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, without causing any loss to the interests of the state. Revanth Reddy and irrigation minister N Uttam Kumar Reddy held a review on various irrigation projects with the officials concerned on Saturday, November 30, where the availability of water for irrigation, pending inter-state disputes between the two Telugu states over Krishna and Godavari waters, and the strategies required to be adopted by the state government regarding the distribution of water were discussed. The officials informed the chief minister that the two states will be presenting their arguments before the tribunal soon, after which it will take a decision on water-sharing between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. The irrigation officials and legal experts have been asked to collect the required evidence, records and orders to make arguments on behalf of the Telangana before the tribunal. The officials apprised the chief minister of the verdicts delivered by the tribunal so far regarding the Krishna basin area, and explained the detailed project reports (DPR) related to various projects that have already been submitted to the tribunal. The chief minister instructed the officials to keep all the reports given to the Ministry of Jal Shakti ready in sequential order and to present arguments before the tribunal in a structured manner. As per the AP Reorganization Act, Brajesh Kumar Tribunal has been entrusted with the responsibility of taking a decision on the water-sharing between Telangana and Andhra Pradesh, and the project-wise water allocations. So far, the tribunal has only collected opinions and evidence from the state governments. According to the international water principles, water allocation is to be made in the proportion of the area covered by the state under the basin. While 70 per cent of the Krishna basin area is located in Telangana, AP covers only 30 per cent . Based on this principle, the chief minister instructed the officials to present arguments so that Telangana could get 70 per cent of the water share out of 1,005 tmcft of available water from the Krishna river. He also reminded that since Andhra Pradesh was using 80 TMC of Godavari waters for the Krishna delta through Polavaram Project, 45 tmcft of water has been allocated to Telangana upstream of Nagarjunasagar in return. The chief minister has instructed the officials to plan and utilise this share of river water through Telangana projects lying upstream. Revanth Reddy inquired about the decisions made by the Krishna River Management Board (KRMB) and Godavari River Management Board (GRMB) since the Brajesh Kumar Tribunal hasn’t yet completed water-sharing between the two states. The chief minister advised the officials to present arguments in the Supreme Court that there should be no interference of KRMB and GRMB until a decision on the sharing of river waters was taken by the tribunal. The officials explained that Andhra Pradesh transferring more water than its share in the Krishna river through various projects and that this kind of siphoning could be stopped by using a telemetry system which scientifically measures the flow of water. They said that the two states would incur Rs 12 crore ( Rs 6 crore each) to install the telemetry equipment. The chief minister directed the officials to pay the entire amount first and implement the telemetry system, and that AP could later reimburse its share. Revanth Reddy instructed the officials to gather all the details of the siphoning of water by Andhra Pradesh from Srisailam, Pothireddypadu, Bankancherla head regulatory, Telugu Ganga, KC canal, Handri Neeva, Galeru Nagari, and Velugodu projects. The chief minister also instructed the officials to obtain the necessary permissions for the Sitarama Project and Sammakka Barrage, and to take all the necessary works to irrigate the ayacut under these projects.Number of seats: 4 Seats filled: 0 4pm: Rathdown is still counting in a quiet Ballinteer Community School. Conversation has turned to speculation over when the first count can be expected – a fairly inexact science. 2.20pm: There is a sense of calm before the storm as the count chugs steadily onwards in Rathdown, with Fine Gael junior minister Neale Richmond expected to top the poll. It is a conclusion foreseen since ballot boxes were first opened this morning, with the real race beginning once transfers enter the state of play after the first count later today. His running mate Maeve O’Connell is well placed to take the second seat. The count continues in Ballinteer Community School as Rathdown looks to elect four TDs. 1pm: Counters have taken a break here in the hall of Ballinteer Community School, with party supporters making peace with the results of their tallies before the official outcome of the first count rolls in later this afternoon. The electorate in Rathdown has often dealt the blows of what can only be described as a mild ‘curse of the minister’ in elections past, with sitting Media minister Catherine Martin likely to now face an uphill battle for the final seat in this four-seater with a sixth-place finish in the tallies with 8pc of first preferences. Transport minister Shane Ross lost his seat in Rathdown four years ago, while former justice minister Alan Shatter also lost his seat here in 2016. It remains to be seen whether Ms Martin will be the latest casualty of this ‘curse’, having been the one to benefit from Mr Shatter’s loss eight years ago when she was first elected to the Dáil. 12pm: We are close to a full tally in Rathdown, with 99pc of the boxes open and a clear trend emerging for Fine Gael based on first preferences. Junior minister Neale Richmond looks likely to take 20pc, now followed by his running mate Maeve O’Connell on 13pc. It shows signs of two seats for Fine Gael here once our first count is completed and transfers are taken into account. Fianna Fáil candidate Shay Brennan is on 12pc, followed by both independent Michael Fleming and Social Democrats candidate Sineád Gibney on 9pc. Catherine Martin is still in the race with 8pc of first preferences based on these tallies, but she could face an uphill battle for the final seat and be more reliant on transfers than anticipated. Sinn Féin’s Shaun Tracey is on 7pc, followed by Labour’s Lettie McCarthy on 6pc. Catherine Martin (Brian Lawless/PA) Tallies indicate first major wins and casualties in tight race 11.10am: Tallies are showing it will be a tight race in Rathdown as first preferences are keeping multiple candidates in with a fighting chance of a seat, including Green Party minister Catherine Martin. With 66pc of the boxes opened, Neale Richmond continues to lead based on tallies with 21pc of the first preference vote share. He is followed by Fianna Fáil candidate Shay Brennan on 12pc, who is closely followed by independent Michael Fleming on 10pc and Social Democrat Sineád Gibney, Green Party minister Catherine Martin and Sinn Féin’s Shaun Tracey all on 9pc. Fine Gael councillor Maeve O’Connell has an 8pc share of first preferences based on these tallies and she will be expected to benefit from the transfers of her running mate on the ticket, Mr Richmond. Former Fine Gael minister Alan Shatter, who is running as an independent, does not appear to be fulfilling the disruptive role he was initially cast in when he announced his candidacy. Based on first preference tallies, Mr Shatter is performing at around 4pc. Transfers will be the key to victory in Rathdown. 10.25am: Initial tallies are being calculated as parties and supporters keep a close eye on the counting here. Tally people have told each other it is “early days” when others have optimistically pointed to strong first preference showings for their candidates in boxes across the constituency. Although just 24pc of the boxes have been opened, initial tallies show Fine Gael minister Neale Richmond leading the pack with around 21pc of first preferences, followed by Fianna Fáil councillor Shay Brennan with 14.3pc, Social Democrats candidate Sinead Gibney on 10pc, Green Party minister Catherine Martin on 9.8pc and Sinn Féin candidate Shaun Tracey on 9.2pc. Turnout is around 59pc based on these initial tallies. There are candidates here which will do better in some parts of the constituency over others. A local election poll topper like independent Michael Fleming is a prime example of this, who appears to be polling well in his own local electoral area of Glencullen-Sandyford. It remains to be seen whether his local success can translate across the constituency. Counting begins in Ballinteer Community School. 9am: Boxes have been opened in Rathdown The ballot boxes have now been opened in Ballinteer Community School, where the constituency of Rathdown will soon return four seats to the Dáil. There are just two incumbent candidates seeking re-election in Green Party minister Catherine Martin and Fine Gael junior minister Neale Richmond after Fine Gael’s Josepha Madigan left politics and an additional seat was added to the constituency. Tally people have received their instructions and will be keeping a close eye on first preference votes throughout the morning to see which way the wind has blown in Rathdown. While both incumbents have been considered safe throughout the election campaign, the remaining two seats will make for an interesting contest. Former Fine Gael minister Alan Shatter has run in this election as an independent, while Fianna Fáil councillor Shay Brennan will be looking to make a gain for the party in this constituency alongside his running mate Elaine Dunne. Local councillor Michael Fleming, who was elected to the local council in June with more than double the necessary quota of votes, has been among the favourites to pick up the new fourth seat in Rathdown. Social Democrats candidate Sinead Gibney, the former chief commissioner of the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission who raised her profile in the European elections earlier this summer, and the Labour Party’s well-tested local poll topper Lettie McCarthy also cannot be ruled out. It all remains to play for in Rathdown as counting begins and the early tallying gets underway.

New York, NY, Nov. 21, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Alta Global Group (NYSE American: MMA) (“Alta” or the “Company”), a pioneering technology company seeking to aggregate and drive participation in combat sports, today announced it has filed a Request for Withdrawal of its Registration Statement on Form F-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”), initially filed on September 5, 2024. The Registration Statement has not been declared effective by the SEC, and no securities have been sold in connection with the offering. This press release shall not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy these securities, nor shall there be any sale of these securities in any state or jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful prior to registration or qualification under the securities laws of any such state or jurisdiction. ABOUT ALTA GLOBAL GROUP LIMITED Alta Global Group Limited is a technology company that is seeking to increase consumer participation in martial arts and combat sports whilst building upon existing community offerings within the sector. Alta currently has three business units designed to provide services to and monetize all key stakeholders in the sector, namely fans, participants, coaches, gym owners and athletes. TrainAlta ( www.trainalta.com ) partners with gyms and coaches to deliver a range of consumer products that drive participation in martial arts for fans and beginners. Hype ( www.hype.co ) is a mobile marketing platform designed to help gym owners, coaches and athlete partners grow revenue from their followers and audiences in today’s age of social media. MixedMartialArts.com ( www.mixedmartialarts.com ) is a leading platform for the MMA community, providing access to MMA news and media, fighter data, fight schedules and access to the legendary Underground forum. 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