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• Man Allegedly Tries To Stab Firefighter Who Was Trying To Rescue Him
• Suspicious Death Of Two Young Girls Shocks West Sacramento Residents
• Family Of Missing Woman Last Seen Months Ago Grows More Concerned Each Day
• City To Focus On Cannabis Distribution And Cultivation After First Day Of Retail
• Douglas County Suspect Videotaped Confrontation, Shooting
• Broncos Make Changes To Assistant Coaching Staff
• New Year Brings New Area Code To The Sacramento Area
• New Year Brings New Area Code To The Sacramento Area
• Long Lines Greet First Day Of Legal Recreational Marijuana Sales In California
• Crowds Pack Vigil To Honor Fallen Deputy
• How Will California Enforce New Pot Rules?
• Minimum Wage Increased In Several Bay Area Cities
• US Customs Computers Outage Causes Delays For Airport Travelers
• Neighbor Wounded In Douglas County Shooting Still Has Bullet In Shoulder
• Westerlund: Observations On Bulls-Blazers
• New Year's Day Evergreen Lake Plunge An Icy Success
• Timeline: Gunman Kills Deputy, Wounds 6 Others In Douglas County
• Technical Glitch At Major US Airports Delays Holiday Travelers Nationwide
• Gunman In Douglas County Shooting Had Been Harassing Police
• Heaviest Snow Thursday Likely In Eastern Massachusetts
• Four Former Miss Americas To Serve On Board Of Directors, Including New Chair
• Water Main Break Shuts Down Huntington Ave
• YouTube star apologizes after video showed apparent suicide victim
• 3 People -- Including Young Girl -- Shot In South Los Angeles
• Protests In Iran Draw Interest Of Suffolk County Jewish Community
• Survivors, Loved Ones Mourn Victims Of Bronx Fire That Killed 12
• 'This Is Ridiculous,' Bronx Public Housing Residents Say NYCHA Left Them In The Cold
• NJ TRANSIT, Amtrak Trains Diverted Following Power Outage At Penn Station
• Customs Computer Outage Creates Delays For Arriving Passengers At Kennedy Airport
• Ceremony Held For Record-Setting Rate Of Homicide Victims In Baltimore
• Baltimore Police Investigating First Murders Of 2018
• Former Aspinwall Resident Goes To Court On Terrorism-Related Charges
• MBTA Warns Commuters To Expect Delays, Leave Earlier
• Who Needs A Financial Planner?
• Johns Hopkins Student Among 10 Killed In Costa Rica Plane Crash
• Canonsburg Residents Fed Up With Months-Long Water Line Problem
• Home Of Grammy Award Winner Destroyed By Fire
• Schools Closed, Delayed Due To Cold
• Community Gathers For March, Vigil Dedicated To Victims Of Gun Violence
• Blazers Edge Bulls In Overtime
• Long Lines At Miami International Airport Due To U.S. Customs Computer Issue
• Another Holiday, Another Baby For North Texas Family
• Former UW-Stout Student Dies In Plane Crash In Costa Rica
• 2018 Mummers: Parade Is Over, Results Are In
• First Babies Born In Colorado In 2018
• Dallas Church Opens As Homeless Shelter For First Time
• 10 Sickened By Carbon Monoxide Poisoning In St. Paul Duplex
• Wolves Start Fast, Finish Strong In 114-96 Win Over Lakers
• Police Department Apologizes For Destroying Hundreds Of Untested Rape Kits
• Allen, Crabbe Help Nets Slip Past Magic, 98-95
• Crews Spend Hours Battling McKeesport House Fire
• People Line Up To Buy Legal Recreational Marijuana In California
• Police: No Danger At Shakopee High School After Snapchat Threat
• 2-hour computer outage at U.S. customs causes delays nationwide
• After The Parade, All Eyes Turn To The Rose Bowl
• Georgia Outlasts Oklahoma In Epic College Football Playoff Semifinal
• Bulldogs Outlast Sooners In Double-Overtime Playoff Classic
• Emma: Backed By Belief Only, Bears Banking On Ryan Pace
• After Marching All Day, Mummers Party On 'Two Street' All Night
• AMBER Alert Issued For Girls Missing From Texas
• Teen dies after playing Russian roulette, police say
• Bernstein: Bears Muddle Message On Confusing Day
• 7 People Hurt in San Francisco When Truck Slams Into Pedestrians, Car
• Firefighters Battle Wind, Cold At House Fire In Nahant
• Central Valley Farmers Fight Fears of Drought as Long Dry Spell Stretches Into New Year
• 24th Annual Critics Choice Awards airs January 13 on Pittsburgh's CW
• Boil Advisory Issued For Ostrander
• Fancy Brigades Compete For Mummers Glory At Philadelphia Convention Center
• Yvonne Spicer Makes History As First Mayor Of Framingham
• First Week Of 2018 To Bring Warming Trend
• Prison riot leaves 9 dead, authorities say
• No. 6 West Virginia Holds Off Kansas State, 77-69
• Parents, Kids Get Kick Out Of Annual Carnegie Science Center MessFest
• Stafford Won't Get Say He'd Like In Lions' Search For Head Coach
• Best Floats At 129th Annual Rose Parade Picked
• Gunman's Past Included Warning From Alma Mater
• Weather Blog: Very Cold Start To 2018
• Trout Fishing Season Begins
• Pirate Jameson Taillon Partners With Coffeehouse To Help Cancer Patients
• Between Mega Millions And Powerball Lotto Players Could Take Home $783-Million
• Experts: Most New Year's Resolutions Last Less Than 6 Months
• Skiers Ring In Frigid New Year's Day At Buck Hill
• Animal Abuse Registry Gains Momentum
• Caldwell Releases Statement After Being Fired, Wishes Best For Team
• Why Are People Calling An 8-Year-Old Girl About Super Bowl Tickets?
• Millenial Mayors & Senate Shake-Up: Big Year Expected In Minnesota Politics
• Californians Line Up For Legal Recreational Marijuana
• Township Tradition Returns, Thanks To Bitter Cold Blast
• 'Grateful': Sheriff Joe Pelle On Son Surviving Shooting Ambush
• 10 Americans Killed In Costa Rican Plane Crash
• Vehicle collision leaves 7 injured in San Francisco
• Irving Family Smelled Gas Before House Explosion
• Will Pa. Gun Owners Have To Give Up Their Firearms To Get Medical Marijuana?
• George McCaskey, Ted Phillips Will Aid Ryan Pace In Bears' Coaching Search
• President Trump Returns To Washington After Florida Break
• Get Marty: Complaints Pile Up Against Ohio Propane Company
• Gruden Cloud Hangs Over Raiders After Del Rio Firing
• Winter Weather Safety Tips From The CFD
• Harrisburg Shop Creates Pork And Sauerkraut Ice Cream
• Woman adopted by American family reunited with Chinese birth parents
• CBS4 Sports Poll
• New laws take effect across the country as states ring in the new year
• High School Student Who Lost An Eye In An Hunting Accident Meets With Flyers
• Wis. Man, 84, Killed In House Fire
• Last family to escape across Berlin Wall reflects on its meaning
• Dillon Reservoir Still Isn't Iced Over
• Dead Batteries, Frozen Pipes & Frostbite: Tips For Staying Safe, Healthy In Frigid Temperatures
• 16-Year-Old Accused Of Killing Parents, Sister Minutes Before New Year
• Woman Found Dead In Lincoln Park Apartment
• New Philadelphia District Attorney's Inauguration Is Tuesday
• U.K. parking garage fire destroys 1,400 cars
• How To Help The Family Of Fallen Deputy Zackari Parrish
• Lake Minnetonka Hosts New Year's Day Ice Dive
• Watertown Man Uses Billboard To Propose To Girlfriend
• Rangers Take Out Sabres In OT, Capture NHL Winter Classic
• Animal Abuse Registry Gains Momentum
• New Smoking Ban In Effect At Wildwood, North Wildwood Boardwalks
• Texas Closes Gulf Coast Spots To Protect Fish During Freeze
• Meet The First Twin Cities Babies Of 2018
• Rev. Jesse Jackson Honors Emancipation Proclamation Anniversary
• Pittsburgh Hospitals Welcome First Babies Of 2018
• First South Florida Babies Born In The New Year
• Heading Into Playoffs, Vikings Reject Cursed Team Narrative
• Man Charged In Christmas Night Sexual Battery
• After 32 Years In Prison, Man Uses Freedom To Help Others Wrongfully Convicted
• Costa Rica Seeks Cause Of Plane Crash That Killed Families From New York, Florida
• Search Continues For Suspect In Killing Of Modesto Man At Park
• Bears Give GM Ryan Pace 2-Year Extension Through 2021
• Crews Clean Up Times Square Following Frigid New Year's Eve Celebration
• 11-Year-Old Makes Mummers History As Youngest String Band Captain
• How To Avoid Frozen Pipes
• Quinn Sees Considerable Talent Gap Between Two Sides Of Lions' Roster
• Baltimore's First Babies Of The New Year Arrive Shortly After Midnight
• Hospitals Across NYC Welcome First Babies Of 2018
• Give A Kid A Coat
• Gretchen Carlson named chair of Miss America's board of directors
• Milton Powers No. 10 UCF To 34-27 Peach Bowl Win Over Auburn
• Sheriff's Deputies Bitten By Dog, Man While Serving PFA Order
• Greyhound bus crash in Utah kills 13-year-old girl, injures 11 others
• Dead Man, 2 Dying Girls Found in Car Parked in West Sacramento
• CBS2 Exclusive: Victim's Cousin Says Suspected Long Branch Shooter Was 'A Good Kid'
• Nathaniel Needs My Help! - Crazy Ex-Girlfriend [Photo Gallery]
• Gas Main Fire Continues To Burn In Roslindale
• 3 Of 4 Surviving Officers In Douglas County Shooting Recovering At Home
• Hundreds Brave Bitter Cold For Coney Island Polar Bear Plunge
• Mayor De Blasio Sworn In For Second Term At City Hall Ceremony
• Zach Parise Gets 'Green Light' To Make Season Debut
• Gunman Who Killed Deputy Was Iraq Veteran, Official Says
• Washington City Mission Opens Emergency Cold-Weather Shelter
• Man suspected of attacking firefighter responding to blaze
• Animal Abuse Registry Supporters Hoping For National Database
• Baltimore Residents Peddling Frustration With Safety Of Bike Lanes
• Hundreds take part in frigid Polar Bear Plunge
• Waukegan Police Searching For Missing 18-Year-Old
• This Time Bruins Taking An Elite Tuukka Rask With Them To Brooklyn
• Death Of 19-Year-Old Found In South Loop Ruled Suicide
• Millions Of Marylanders Head Home After The Holidays
• Bentley Leads South Carolina Past Michigan 26-19 In Outback
• New Year Off To A Frigid Start As Cold Hangs On Across Tri-State
• Houston Police Don't Believe Man With Guns In Hotel Room Intended To Use Them New Year's Eve
• Man Shot And Killed In Camden, Officials Say
• 2 Minnesotans Start 2018 As Millionaires
• Bob Quinn Explains Caldwell's Biggest Downfall
• Texas Rangers Jobs
• Report: Flight From New Zealand To Hawaii Departs In 2018, Lands In 2017
• Former Stonehill College Employee Faces Charges In Accidental Shooting
• Deputies Shoot Man After Chase
• Falling Bullet from Celebratory New Year Gunfire Strikes San Leandro Woman
• 3 shot, including 2 police officers, at New Year's Eve party
• It's A New Year's Baby Girl And Boy
• Father Of Deceased 8-Month-Old Infant Arrested
• Miami Beach Takes Minimum Wage Battle To State Supreme Court
• Did Tom Brady Complete Greatest Regular Season By 40-Year-Old QB In History? It's Debatable
• High school soccer coach charged with human trafficking of teen girls
• Kenyan Drake Regrets Throwing Helmet During Dolphins Final Game
• Eagan Police Seek Package Theft Suspect
• Police: 2 Killed In Confrontation Over Drug Debt In Florida
• Eagles Have Plenty To Fix During Bye Week
• Report: More Utility Customers Produced Electricity In 2016
• Ravens Sent Packing After 'Heartbreaking' Season Finale
• Reese Witherspoon & Jennifer Aniston Among Anti-Harassment Group's Founders
• Man Charged With Enticing 16-Year-Old Girl Into Prostitution
• Pontiac Man Arrested After Punching, Choking Girlfriend
• 'Fake News' Tops Annual List Of Phrases That Should Be Banned
• Wyoming Students Warned About Douglas County Shooter
• Broncos Keeping Rookie Coach Vance Joseph After 5-11 Season
• Notorious escapee tipped off prison officials to "security vulnerabilities"
• Higher Health Costs Hitting Retired Texas Teachers In 2018
• NFL Offensive Production Falls Despite Record For Tom Brady
• Pence's office says VP still plans to visit Israel
• Patriots' 2018 Opponents Finalized: Aaron Rodgers, Deshaun Watson Visiting Foxboro
• Bruce Arians Announces Retirement After 5 Seasons With Cardinals
• Ravens Defensive Coordinator Dean Pees Retires
• UM Kicker Grabs Crotch, Taunts South Carolina After Field Goal [VIDEO]
• New Year's Day CBS2 Afternoon Weather Headlines
• Court indicts teen girl who was filmed slapping soldiers
• New Year's Day Brings Biggest Full Moon Of 2018
• Sun, Fun, Flowers As 129th Rose Parade Rolls In Southern California
• Bears Move To Arrange Interviews With Steve Wilks, John DeFilippo
• The CW Announces Mid-Season Premiere Dates!
• Long Lines Greet First Day Of Legal Recreational Marijuana Sales In California
• Words Banned For The New Year? 'Fake News' Gets Top Vote
• Brandon Truitt
• Bears' Cam Meredith, Leonard Floyd Progressing In Rehabs
• Brutal Cold Can't Stop New Year's Day Polar Plunge In South Boston
• What to buy each month of the year in 2018
• Shooting At Home Leaves 1 Dead, 1 Critically Wounded, Police Say
• Elway: 'We Believe In Vance As Our Head Coach'
• Meet Chicago-Area's First Babies Of 2018
• Officials: Overdosing Driver Hits Home, Injures Man Inside
• Officials: Penn Student, Family Among 12 Killed In Costa Rica Plane Crash
• Hopewell Twp. Police Investigating Convenience Store Armed Robbery
• Mariah Carey's NYE Request For Hot Tea Is The First Meme Of 2018
• Six Different Shootings Take Place On New Year's Eve In Detroit
• All 10 U.S. victims in Costa Rica plane crash identified
• Black Monday: NFL Firings In Oakland, Indy, Detroit, Chicago
• Mariah Carey's NYE Hot Tea Is First 2018 Meme
• Boston Mayor Marty Walsh Sworn In For Second Term
• Frigid temperatures across the U.S. turn deadly
• Lions Fired Caldwell In Effort 'To Get To The Next Level'
• Sacramento Area's First Baby Of 2018 Born At Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento
• Missing 11-Year-Old Girl Found Safe
• New Year's Celebrations Result In 117 DWI Arrests
• Baltimore Breaks City Record For Killings Per Capita In 2017
• One year later, police seek info on student’s New Year's death
• Polar Plunge Called Off Due To Arctic Blast
• Dion Lewis Is Superhuman And Other Leftover Patriots Thoughts
• Man Found Dead Outside Detroit Church; Police Think He Froze To Death
• Elderly Woman Killed In House Fire Linked To Hoarding
• Bears Fire Coach John Fox After 3 Straight Seasons In Last Place
• Brutally Cold Start To 2018, Storm To Bring Snow Thursday
• Baffoe: Now What, Bears?
• Browns Coach Hue Jackson Grateful To Keep Job After 0-16 Season
• Michigan State To No. 1 In AP Poll, Villanova Drops To No. 3
• As Smith Heads To DC, Questions Linger Over Replacement
• Pregnant Woman Injured In Stevenson Expressway Crash
• 'I'm Sure They Were Hungry': Pie Shop Owner Says Burglars Drank Liquor, Ate Pie
• Dozens Brave Cold Temps, Icy Water For Annual Polar Plunge
• 11 Displaced By Fire At Ravenswood Apartment Building
• Crews Clean Up After Huge New Year's Eve Party At Bayfront Park
• Weather Blog: Frigid First Week Of 2018
• HCMC Reports At Least 12 Frostbite Cases In 48 Hours
• Trump Starts New Year With Round Of Golf, Foreign Policy Problems
• Man Shot To Death In Avondale Is 2018's First Reported Homicide
• Carbon Monoxide Leak Forces Dozens Into Cold In Gardner
• Police: Man Fatally Struck By Brown Line Train In Ravenswood
• Robbers Targeting Cellphone Stores, Threatened To Stab Employees
• Five Lions Head Coach Candidates To Keep An Eye On
• 1 Dead, 23 Wounded In New Year's Weekend Shootings Across Chicago
• CFD: Propane Torch Used To Thaw Pipes Caused Brighton Park Fire That Displaced 15
• Chicago sees drop in homicides, shootings in 2017
• Spectators Brave Extreme Cold To Watch Mummers Strut Along Broad Street
• Officers Rescue Homeowners, Pets From Pequot Lakes Fire
• Missed This Morning's Supermoon? 'Extra Special' One Coming Jan. 31
• 2 Charged After Celebratory Shotgun Shots Reported In Baltimore
• 'Fake News' Tops Annual List Of Phrases That Should Be Banned
• Customers Line Up For Broad Legal Pot Sales In California
• U of M Dearborn Executive Speaker Series, March 8, 2018 - The Future of Autonomous Machines: Opportunities or Adversities for Michigan's Economy?
• CPD Boasts 'Significant Reduction' In Gun Violence In 2017
• Police believe stray dogs killed woman found in driveway
• New "American Girl" doll has eyes on the heavens
• 6 Injured In New Year's Crash When DUI Driver Slams Into Uber
• Lions Fire Coach Jim Caldwell After Missing Playoffs
• Songs By Harry Styles & Kendrick Lamar Among Obama's Favorites Of 2017
• Warmer Temperatures Today; Rain Just South Of Us Wednesday Night
• Boy, 9, Hit By Stray Bullet In South LA
• Martha Ford Thanks Caldwell For "Exemplary Leadership"
• 4 shot at Alabama New Year’s Eve party
• Thousands Turn Out For 129th Rose Parade
• Steelers' 2018 Regular Season Opponents Announced
• 'You'll Get Through It': Boy Battles Cancer With Positivity, Wisdom
• Wildfires, Political Unrest, Death Of A Mayor – Top Bay Area Stories In 2017
• 2nd suspect in Missouri Christmas Eve killing caught
• How to build financial goals for 2018
• Dolphins Owner Says Gase Will Be Back Next Season
• Alamosa Records Warmest Year On Record For Second Time In 2 Years
• Pedestrian Killed On WB 210 Freeway In Pasadena
• Police Investigate Fatal Shooting In Redford Township
• Police Investigating Deaths Of Father, 2 Young Daughters In West Sacramento As Homicide
• Trump Welcomes New Year With Party, Tweets
• Local Residents Trapped On Delayed Amtrak Train For More Than 12 Hours
• NFL coaches fired on Black Monday
• 18 Best Vacation Destinations In 2018
• Falcon Heights Contract With St. Anthony Police Expires
• Armed With New Data, Officials Target 'Drug-Dealing' Doctors
• Trump Welcomes New Year With Party, Tweets
• Woman Dies After Being Struck By Car On 696 In Royal Oak
• Bay Area's First Baby Of The Year Born At UCSF
• 2017 Celebrity Deaths Felt Like Losing A Family Member
• Johnson Bademosi Explains His Amazing Sideline Flop Vs. Jets
• Surprise passenger forces Delta flight to make a U-turn
• Firefighters Battle Frigid Blaze In Dakota County
• New Year Brings Broad Pot Legalization To California
• Biggest full moon of 2018 rising on New Year's Day
• Lawrence's Gigantic Year To Lead To Gigantic Cowboys Contract
• Police: Man Found Injured On Sidewalk In Minneapolis Dies
• Nature up close: A Piney Woods Christmas
• Getaway Guide To Cross-Country Skiing
• Trump To Iran: 'The World Is Watching'
• Wrong-Way Driver Causes First DFW Highway Deaths Of 2018
• NASA: New Year Begins With 'Wolf Moon'
• NFL Head Coaching Rumors: Matt Patricia For Lions, Josh McDaniels For Colts
• Broken Water Main Leaves Dozens Without Power, Displaced In NE Philadelphia
• Annual Dilated Eye Exams Key In Preventing Diabetic Eye Disease
• New Year, New Sales: Post-Holiday Shopping In 2018
• Emma: Breaking Down Bears' Head Coaching Candidates
• Trump welcomes new year with party, tweets
• BART Riders Facing New Year Fare Increases
• "Sushi" Helps Key West Ring In The New Year
• Officer Injured During Pursuit Of Alleged Intoxicated Driver
• Patriots Playoff Schedule Is Set: Dates, Times, Potential Opponents
• New Year Begins With Record Cold In Parts Of The Midwest
• Emma: John Fox's Failed Tenure Marks Major Disappointment For Bears
• Top Valentine's Day 2018 Special Menus In Orange County
• Two People Shot At New Year's Eve Party
• President Trump Ended 2017 With Party, Tweet Storm
• Bears Fire John Fox
• Flames Top Blackhawks In Overtime, 4-3
• Some Tips To Keep Yourself Safe and Warm This Winter
• Bitter Cold Forces Cancellation Of Some 'First Day Hikes'
• Detroit Lions Fire Jim Caldwell
• Story of the slave who taught Jack Daniel how to make whiskey
• Milton Scores 14, SMU Smothers South Florida, 79-39
• PTL Links: Jan. 1, 2018
• Working Out In A Group Has Extra Benefits
• President Trump Says Pakistan Playing US For 'Fools'
• Dave Chappelle on walking away, his comeback and the price of fame
• Teen allegedly killed parents, sister, friend minutes before new year
• 'Star Wars' Passes 'Beauty And The Beast' As Top 2017 Earner
• Baltimore's Code Blue Alert Extended As Cold Grips Region
• 2017 A Year To Remember: Those We've Lost
• Police: Teen Fatally Shoots Family, Friend Inside New Jersey Home
• Baltimore Police Arrest 15-Year-Old With Loaded Handgun
• Minimum Wage Hike Takes Effect Nationwide, Including In Minnesota
• Boston's First Baby Of 2018 Born At Brigham and Women's Hospital
• New Texas Laws For 2018
• Ray Lewis Weighs In On NFC Wildcard Weekend
• Details emerge about suspect in deadly Colorado shooting
• Bringing back supersonic flight, with quieter sonic booms
• Water Main Break Freezing Over Roads, Cars In Fells Point
• Prominent CEO, family killed in seaplane crash
• Lauren's List: Get Your Finances In Shape In New Year
• Dallas County Starts New Year With New Interim Sheriff Marian Brown
• WATCH: Cookie-Stealing Squirrel Caught Red Handed, Escape Thwarted By Police
• Tom Brady reveals the health secrets to his career longevity
• Kim Jong Un warns "button for nuclear weapons is on my table"
• What's Open & What's Closed On New Year's Day
• Bills, Titans, Falcons Make Way Into Playoffs With Wins
• Kim Jong Un Says The Nuclear Button Is Always On His Desk, Entire U.S. Mainland Within Range
• Barnes Leads Mavericks Past Thunder For 4th Straight Win
• Pitlick Scores Twice, Bishop And Stars Beat Sharks 6-0
• Fate Of Several NFL Coaches To Be Decided In Coming Days
• Pope Francis laments "many ways" humans "ruined" 2017
• A Second Edition Of The Supermoon
• New year sparks "green rush" of pot legalization in California
• Missing Girls From Round Rock Area Found Safe In Colorado
• New Year Brings Broad Pot Legalization To California
• Firefighters Battle Beltzhoover House Fire
• Separate Car Wrecks Claim Lives Of Father And Son Within Weeks
• 2018 Starts With Record Cold In Parts Of The US
• Flowers And Sunshine Greet Thousands For 129th Rose Parade
• 8 simple habits to change for a healthier 2018
• Costa Rica Seeks Cause Of Plane Crash That Killed 10 From US
• Higher minimum wages come to 18 states in 2018
• Protests death toll rises as Iranian anger boils over
• Can 2018 possibly match Wall Street's perfect 2017?
• 10 ways to get a jump-start on your taxes
• How the new tax law could ripple through 2018
• Stray Dog May Have Killed Woman Near Modesto
• Report reveals deadly temps in Fla. nursing home after Irma
• Show Info - 1/1/18
• Astronaut Peggy Whitson writes to her younger self – from space
• Bitter Cold, Tight Security As New York Rings In 2018 In Times Square
• 76ers' Embiid Injures Right Hand In Win Over Suns

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