Escape Fire refers to a 1949 tragedy in Montana in which 13 young firefighters died in a wildfire that was sweeping up a hillside. |
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Experts say it spreads like wildfire with schools, nursing homes, hospitals and work places expected to be particularly badly hit. |
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They reduce wildfire damage, help fire-dependent species propagate, and remove competing species like red maple. |
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Since officials began aggressively suppressing wildfire, many of Florida's forests have been taken over by slash and loblolly pine. |
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And to add to the bad times that Omar was going through a rumour had spread like wildfire that he was boycotting national team games. |
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This, in conjunction with bad water, leads to the wildfire spread of many infectious diseases and greatly increases diarrhea among children. |
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The wildfire quickly spreads, consuming the thick, dried-out vegetation and almost everything else in its path. |
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Now there's movement to reduce the risk of destructive wildfire by increasing conditions for wildfires of renewal. |
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They're making the most of the cooler weather in Southern California where a wildfire scorched more than 24,000 acres. |
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This is not surprising given the warm winter and early spring, said Larry McHale, West Vancouver supervisor for forestry, trails and wildfire. |
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Tonight a massive wildfire to the northwest of Los Angeles has spread to more than 20,000 acres. |
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Reforestation is an essential step toward restoring forest areas damaged by wildfire. |
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A different kind of threat tonight in Colorado, where a massive wildfire is spreading. |
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Hardy and well-adapted, these plants help hold soil in place and revegetate lands denuded by wildfire or disturbed by mining. |
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The wildfire near Burbank, California, is spreading and about 60 homeowners have evacuated. |
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A diverse mix of nearly 400 people discussed ways to improve forest health and address wildfire risks through locally driven efforts. |
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Favorable weather is helping firefighters gain ground on a ferocious wildfire in Southern California. |
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A wind-blown wildfire around the small city of Conway has forced people to flee some 60 homes. |
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The wildfire affected more than 12 square kilometres of natural bushland, with a number of dangerous situations developing throughout the day. |
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In California, firefighters are gaining ground on a wildfire there that has burned more than 3,000 acres. |
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A computer virus which affected the operation of Google yesterday is spreading like wildfire. |
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A wind-blown wildfire around the city of Conway has forced people to evacuate, about 60 homes. |
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A handful of texts and 40,000 Chinese whispers sent the message around the ground like wildfire. |
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The issues of ecosystem management, forest health, and wildfire dominated the work of the Center in its first few years. |
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The best protection against loss, damage or injury due to wildfire is prevention. |
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Normally such riots on such an emotive issue would spread like wildfire across the country. |
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Even armed with sound scientific data, federal officials may never solve the problems involving wildfire in America's forests and rangelands. |
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In modern drama there is no such thing as the rational counter to wildfire popular beliefs. |
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If you live in the woods and haven't planned how you'd make a fast dash in the face of a wildfire, you've got some thinking to do. |
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As proposals for hazardous waste incinerators sprouted up throughout the country, The Rush to Burn spread like wildfire. |
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Firefighters faced brutally hot, dangerously dry conditions as they battled a wildfire outside Palm Springs. |
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It is best to have several bale stackyards rather than just one as this reduces the risk of a wildfire destroying all hay on the farm. |
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The state's wildfire season is coming on strong and it is coming early and that is true throughout much of the west. |
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The foundation of a building is another area to come in contact with a spreading wildfire. |
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It moved sharply, jerking its head and staring down at them with wildfire eyes, its fangs glimmering as it hissed, then disappeared. |
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Wind patterns and speeds will also affect the direction and speed of the spread of a wildfire. |
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In order to prevent a flame from becoming a wildfire, we need an early awareness of the possibility that conflict might occur. |
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This research theme focuses on aircraft logistics and fire suppressant applications within the context of wildfire management. |
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It indicates the presence of both a general emergency management agreement and an agreement specific to wildfire suppression. |
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There are many variables that influence the intensity, frequency, and affected area of a wildfire. |
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And the presentation of the bottle at a trade show had the effect of a spreading wildfire in the profession and among customers. |
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In the 1920s and 1930s, it caught on like wildfire, and with the mass production of speciality musical saws, sales of 30,000 per year were not uncommon. |
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It was late October, six weeks after the initial outbreak, and the virus was rumored to be spreading like wildfire. |
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Statutes will prevent this from spreading across the majority if it catches on like wildfire for the student athletes. |
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If they come across something good, word of mouth spreads like wildfire. |
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Cartoons in a newspaper can spread via the internet and global media like wildfire. |
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In 1967 a wildfire there burned a virgin stand of larch, Douglas-fir, and lodgepole pine, killing mature trees and burning the duff to the mineral soil. |
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News about the birth and survival of these quintuplets spread like wildfire and they became stars overnight. |
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Two schoolgirls running like wildfire, bunking off through dunes to the sea, breathless. |
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The first single release, The Servant, catches on like wildfire and it looks like Cocosuma are about to hit the big time. |
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The floods are causing diarrhoea pathogens, such as Salmonella, to spread like wildfire. |
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A coffee shop once had its online ad spread like wildfire by offering one free new beverage on a given day. |
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Known as self-propagation, this is how viruses can spread like wildfire across the Internet and corporate networks. |
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One of the major turning points in history was the invention of the printing press, which allowed books and knowledge to spread like wildfire. |
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The good news spread like wildfire and people began knocking on the doors of the RDÉE to benefit from its services. |
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Despite emergency control measures, the disease spread like wildfire and has quickly become IraqÃs biggest outbreak in recent memory. |
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In the meantime, news of the famous visitor has evidently spread like wildfire. |
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Rwandans were relieved and comforted by the guilty verdict, which spread like wildfire. |
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The first national laws may be voted as early on as 2009, and may spread like wildfire across the whole of Europe. |
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The currently fashionable romkocsmák news spread like wildfire on the Internet, it menycsináló journals. |
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Pleymo's fame spread like wildfire, largely on a word-of-mouth basis, and before long major record labels started picking up on the Pleymo buzz. |
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Spread like wildfire through time and space are common and inexhaustible source of conflict. |
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Farmers were impressed by what they saw, and news of the new machine has since spread like wildfire. |
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We also meet some of the people who enjoy the sedate pace of life up a wildfire lookout tower. |
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Offshoring production to countries with dirt-cheap labour was supposed to help feed the wildfire growth of information technology. |
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Again I do not mean to trivialize the issue in any way by saying that this is not a wildfire epidemic which is sweeping the country. |
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Potential losses from wildfire, insect outbreaks, or windstorm were not accounted for. |
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Sects espousing Koranic literalism have spread like wildfire, especially at Indonesia's universities. |
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An idea or an issue that has existed, perhaps for many years, on the fringes of society, suddenly catches on and spreads like wildfire. |
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If you sell to the United States and create a competitive advantage, your product will sell like wildfire also. |
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It is, of course, highly contagious, and spreads like wildfire through the ranks. |
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The idea of meditation is running like wildfire throughout the volatile mind stuff of the human race. |
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Interactive, entertaining and capable of transferring data widely and instantly, it caught on like wildfire in the classroom. |
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However, once the underground networks are in place, illegal markets can grow like wildfire. |
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Causes of the degeneration of the soil can be wildfire, overgrazing and tilling slopes. |
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By the end of July, cooler temperatures and ample precipitation quieted the wildfire situation considerably. |
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As expected, California also saw an intense wildfire season in 2014, blowing well through its firefighting budget. |
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It induces global temperature and precipitation anomalies that affect global food production, disease spread, and wildfire activity. |
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One noteworthy event was a wildfire that burned for almost three months in the vicinity of Mary River. |
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Besides, victory fever had spread like wildfire throughout the allied armies. |
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A Mercury-Jupiter merger urges you to put your boldest, unabridged ideas out there, and watch them catch like wildfire. |
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The fire was raging through the area so quickly that people in the neighborhood were being herded onto buses and trucks to move them out of the path of the wildfire. |
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Online rumors and misinformation are rampant and can spread like wildfire. |
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More and more western communities surrounded by forests are responding to the threat of destructive wildfire with a wide range of economic and policy changes. |
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Franklin knows that the hogan project will not solve all the problems for either the Navajo community or the overstocked forests still threatened by wildfire. |
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Prolonged dry periods and seasonal high winds in spring help create ideal conditions for wildfire to spread quickly through highly-flammable moorland undergrowth. |
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The Cedar Fire in San Diego County, which consumed almost 300,000 acres, burned 1,500 homes and killed 14 people, is the single worst wildfire in California history. |
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Courageous ranch workers had to do their own backfiring, creating a line of burned brush so that the wildfire would not spread across it to other areas, McCullough said. |
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Although the internet has dominated the discussion and study of new technologies, mobile telephony is the innovation that seems to be spreading like wildfire around the globe. |
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As odd as it might seem, the idea catches on and spreads like wildfire. |
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Sometimes it's word of mouth, playground chat that spreads like wildfire. |
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In June the still-uncontained High Park wildfire began pressing against Fort Collins, killing one person and burning 254 houses. |
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Internet sites that market racism, white supremacy and neo-Nazism to a young audience are spreading like wildfire in cyberspace, according to a new study. |
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Over the past eighteen months, an economic crisis that originated in the U. S. housing market has spread like wildfire to every corner of the world. |
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A prescribed fire or a wildfire that burns within prescription. |
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The wildfire which is effective in the maquis shrubland has been tried to get under control. |
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However, the strategic use of intentionally prescribed fires in an area may achieve particulate emission levels lower than those that would be expected from a catastrophic wildfire. |
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Lack of confidence in the possibility of ensuring food safety, for example, is spreading like wildfire and, when all is said and done, obscures the Union's positive work in this sector. |
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Safety of fire crews is the paramount concern in any wildfire situation. |
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And in Idaho, firefighters made progress against the state's largest wildfire, which had burned 101 square miles on the Idaho side of the Snake River near the Oregon and Washington border. |
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A photo of Robert Mugabe falling down the stairs has spread like wildfire online after the 90-year-old Zimbabwe president took a tumble outside Harare airport, where he had been speaking to supporters. |
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Cocaine was already being consumed in 1910, but its use spread like wildfire in the seventies, and towards the end of the decade, it began to be injected. |
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This is significant since wildfire has been largely suppressed in the developed world over the past century. |
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Meanwhile, crews were anticipating the possibility of more lightning strikes while battling a lightning-sparked wildfire in Mendocino County about 200 miles south-west of the Klamath blazes. |
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As a result of unplanned logging, wildfire and mining activities including smelting, thousands of hectares were denuded and laid bare in the first half of the 20th century. |
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Thus, F. Romane described the case of evergreen holm oak coppice which, after wildfire, displayed an increased wealth of species over at least several years. |
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They've acquired this reputation because one of their ilk, Crocosmia crocosmiiflora otherwise known as montbretia, can spread like wildfire. |
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They've acquired this reputation because one of their ilk, Crocosmia crocosmiiflora, otherwise known as montbretia, can spread like wildfire. |
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You want your advertising message to be spread like wildfire? |
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It has started to take place and is spreading like wildfire. |
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Talk of a rangy, tall and physically impressive youngster of Liberian origins began to spread like wildfire in US Soccer circles and the U-17 residency program in Bradenton, Florida was the next logical step for the standout. |
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It is spreading through China like wildfire. |
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But word about the health-giving properties of Rooibos tea has spread like wildfire in recent years, leading to a worldwide boom in its popularity. |
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The disease is spreading like wildfire every day and night. |
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The truth, however, soon spread like wildfire to the right and left, acting, as it fell upon every car, like a spell. |
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Problem-based medical education was invented in Canada and has spread like wildfire in the last 25 years, but to my knowledge we have seen very little economic benefit from that export. |
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The disease spreads like wildfire through poultry farms. |
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Anti-Korean books, magazines, and comic books are selling like wildfire. |
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From the point of view of the prevention of wildfire spread and fire suppression a restored irrigation system with functioning infrastructures and the restoration of artesian wells would greatly improve the situation. |
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A pan-Canadian media strategy was run through the website, with wildfire effects that had dozens of groups around the country simultaneously issuing similar or identical press releases at several points during the campaign. |
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There is a natural pattern of accumulation of fuel and wildfire which varies depending on the nature of vegetation and terrain. |
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In August 2013, a hospital and some private homes were evacuated as a wildfire approached Funchal. |
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They had known nothing of woolen cloth, but now the popularity of obi made of imported grogram spread like wildfire. This popularity produced various stories in its wake. |
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This may result in a wildfire burning out a large area, although it has been found that heather seeds germinate better if subject to the brief heat of controlled burning. |
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The only excuse for fetching a sigh now is that the program was too long, and that a supervacaneousness of the wildfire kind of piano playing was at times felt. |
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Under certain conditions, it seems, candida can change from its yeastlike, noninvasive state into a parasitic fungus that spreads like wildfire through the gut. |
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They have evacuated everyone in the immediate area of the wildfire. |
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The wildfire poses no immediate threat to any houses in the area. |
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