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Number of antisemitic incidents reached record high in 2023, says B'nai Brith Canada audit | CBC News

Antisemitic incidents in Canada doubled in 2023, reaching a record high. [ more ]

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Police arrest 3 in Canada linked to Sikh separatist's slaying

Canada arrests suspects linked to slaying of Sikh separatist leader, investigating ties to Indian government [ more ]

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Canadian Police Make Three Arrests in Sikh Separatist Slaying That Sparked Spat With India

Canadian police arrested suspects tied to Sikh separatist leader slaying and are investigating possible connections to the Indian government. [ more ]

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FAA opens Boeing probe over possible 'falsified' 787 records DW 05/07/2024

Boeing is under FAA investigation for potentially not completing required inspections on certain 787 aircraft. [ more ]

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FAA is investigating Boeing for apparent missed inspections on 787 Dreamliner

The FAA is investigating Boeing for potentially not completing required inspections on the 787 Dreamliner. [ more ]

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F.A.A. Is Investigating Boeing Over 787 Dreamliner Inspections

The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating Boeing for potentially skipping required inspections on some 787 Dreamliners. [ more ]

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Phone lines restored, Canada Post outlets reopen on Day 5 of London Drugs store closures | CBC News

London Drugs resolved phone line issue and Canada Post services back after a cybersecurity incident. [ more ]

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Health Canada issues final decision, clearing regulatory pathway for gene-edited crops

Gene-edited crops in Canada now considered non-novel, treated like traditional breeds. [ more ]

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'Unfair' jet fuel is exempt from carbon tax while households suffer, says expert

Lobbying by airlines leads to exemption of kerosene for planes from carbon tax, contrasting with taxes on household fuels. [ more ]

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Will a DEA reclassification of marijuana put the banking industry at ease? Cannabis companies hope so.

The Biden administration's reclassification of marijuana may not resolve the banking restrictions faced by the cannabis industry. [ more ]

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All London Drugs stores remain closed after 'cybersecurity incident' | CBC News

London Drugs stores closed due to a cybersecurity incident in Western Canada, prioritizing customer care and data security. [ more ]

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Canada expanding surveillance, testing milk for H5N1 avian flu amid U.S. dairy cattle outbreak | CBC News

Canada is expanding surveillance for H5N1 in dairy cattle and will test milk from store shelves for viral fragments, reassuring public safety through pasteurization effectiveness. [ more ]

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What drives farmers to make permanent changes? It's probably not one-off government grants

Government incentives may not be as effective in driving sustainable farming practices as previously thought. [ more ]

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Canadian police detain alleged assassins of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar

Canadian police detained alleged hit team members for assassinating Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, implicating India in the high-profile killing. [ more ]

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Canada police make arrests over killing of Sikh activist DW 05/03/2024

Canadian police arrested three suspects involved in the killing of Sikh activist Hardeep Singh Nijjar, sparking diplomatic tension between Canada and India. [ more ]

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What we know about the men charged in Hardeep Singh Nijjar's killing | CBC News

Diplomatic tensions between India and Canada due to the killing of Sikh activist in B.C. [ more ]

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Canadian police arrest 3 suspects in the slaying of a Sikh separatist leader

The arrest of suspects tied to the slaying of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar in Canada led to concerns over potential ties with the Indian government. [ more ]

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India protests alleged Sikh separatist slogans at event attended by Trudeau

India summoned the Canadian deputy high commissioner over separatist slogans in support of a Sikh homeland at an event addressed by PM Trudeau. [ more ]

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Canadian police make arrests in prominent Sikh activist's killing: Reports

Arrests in the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar may escalate tensions between India and Canada. [ more ]

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Sikh leaders welcome arrests in Canada activist killing, but questions loom

Sikh leaders in North America demand justice and investigate Indian government involvement in activist's killing. [ more ]

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UK economic forecast downgraded for next two years and growth will be sluggish'

UK economy forecasted for sluggish growth behind G7 peers, lowest expansion in G7 apart from Germany, with challenges in inflation and interest rates. [ more ]

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UK response to Gaza and Kashmir conflicts will influence ethnic minority election vote in London, survey finds

60% of Pakistani Londoners consider a political party's stance on Kashmir as vital for their vote. [ more ]

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'We are getting closer' to cutting interest rates, Bank of Canada governor tells MPs | CBC News

The Bank of Canada is considering cutting interest rates as inflation slows down, impacting the housing market positively. [ more ]

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London Drugs closes stores until further notice due to cyberattack | CBC News

London Drugs experienced a cybersecurity incident, leading to store closures in Western Canada. [ more ]

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Shopify's shares hit a 6-month low after quarterly growth slows | CBC News

Shopify forecast slowest quarterly revenue growth in two years amidst uncertain economy and cautious consumer spending. [ more ]

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Can a Toronto-based ride-hailing startup compete with Uber and Lyft? | CBC News

Harrison Amit aims to revolutionize the ride-hailing industry by offering drivers 100% of the fare, distinguishing Hovr from its competitors. [ more ]

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Experts accuse Peter Nygard of intimidation after he sues complainant for defamation | CBC News

Legal experts warn of growing trend in witness intimidation, aiming to deter other victims from coming forward. [ more ]

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HPAI tests for lactating cows entering Canada make sense, says CCA

Stringent testing for HPAI on lactating animals entering Canada due to risk posed by virus reproduction in mammary tissue. [ more ]

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RealAg Radio: Gene-editing, seed regulatory modernization, and GREET model implications on canola, May 8, 2024

The episode covers topics on gene editing, seed regulatory modernization, canola industry impact, and water rationing in Southern Alberta. [ more ]

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AAFC announces over $1 million in funding for the Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing

Funding for Canadian Centre for Agricultural Wellbeing to support mental health initiatives for farmers. [ more ]

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Bunge-Viterra consolidation could cost farmers more than $700 million per year: U of S report

Bunge's acquisition of Viterra could lead to substantial economic losses for farmers in terms of export basis, canola prices, and elevator competition. [ more ]

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Canadian economy grew 0.2% in February | CBC News

Canadian economy grew 0.2% in February, minimal growth expected in March. [ more ]

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Should your mail be delivered daily? Canada Post wants Ottawa to rethink its mandate | CBC News

Canada Post seeks legislative changes to adapt to modern mail delivery needs and financial challenges. [ more ]

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Canada Post lost $748 million last year, warns of 'critical' financial situation | CBC News

Canada Post faces financial crisis, projects unsustainable losses without operational changes. [ more ]

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Canada's shopping for a foreign grocer. Can an international retailer succeed here? | CBC News

The Canadian federal government is exploring the possibility of inviting foreign deep-discounters like Aldi and Lidl to set up operations in Canada to address grocery affordability and competition issues. [ more ]

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10 Organizations to Help You Export Your Business

Exporting is crucial for business growth, but challenges like IP strategy and global supply chains must be addressed.

Top organizations in Canada offer resources for startups looking to export, including EDC, FITT, and TCS. [ more ]

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CRA reversed $246M in pandemic benefit debts after thousands contested eligibility status | CBC News

The Canadian government had to cancel at least $246 million in debts for Canadians who were initially deemed ineligible for pandemic benefits. [ more ]

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Beef tariff disadvantage top of mind on trade mission to South Korea

Canadian beef faces challenges in South Korea due to high import tariffs compared to the U.S. and Australia. [ more ]

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No concern about a 'diminished supply' of doctors in Ontario, health ministry says | CBC News

Recruitment and retention of doctors in Ontario is not a major concern according to the Ministry of Health. [ more ]

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Open banking could spur competition, but fintechs say Canada's moving too slowly | CBC News

Federal efforts in Canada towards open banking are a game-changer but criticism exists over slow progress impacting innovation for smaller financial players. [ more ]

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London Drugs begins to gradually reopen stores 6 days after cyberattack | CBC News

London Drugs is gradually reopening stores in Western Canada following a cybersecurity incident, prioritizing customer needs and working with cybersecurity experts for a secure restoration. [ more ]

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Worried about foreign workers, Conservatives demand details of $15B Honda EV deal | CBC News

Conservative MPs are calling for transparency in the agreement between Ottawa and Honda Canada to ensure Canadian workers get jobs in EV projects. [ more ]

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Voting underway in Milton byelection | CBC News

The byelection in Milton could serve as a litmus test for Premier Doug Ford and his government, potentially indicating future challenges for the 2026 provincial election. [ more ]

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WNBA Canada Game: LA Sparks vs Seattle Storm - Preview, How to Watch, and more

Canada hosts 2nd WNBA game in Edmonton; Canadian Kia Nurse plays for LA Sparks, highlighting the growth of women's basketball in the country. [ more ]

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With Trans Mountain pipeline open for business, Alberta's oilsands city bracing for boom | CBC News

Fort McMurray's economy heavily relies on the oil industry, constantly fluctuating with oil prices and related projects like the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion. [ more ]

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Nearly 23% of the Canadian population reported food insecurity in 2022 | CBC News

Nearly 9 million Canadians experienced food insecurity in 2022, showing a significant increase from the previous year. [ more ]

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Ottawa commits $104M to help Toronto host 2026 World Cup games | CBC News

The federal government will provide $104 million to support Toronto's hosting of six matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. [ more ]

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Striking airline catering workers could return to work after tentative deal reached | CBC News

The union representing 800 striking airline catering staff at Toronto Pearson airport reached a tentative agreement with employer Gate Gourmet, potentially ending a two-week disruption. [ more ]

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Grocery co-ops offer community alternative to corporate stores, members and experts say | CBC News

Co-operatives are owned by members, allowing them to have a say in how the organization is run and ensuring profits support shared values. [ more ]

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Canada's divorce rate is the lowest in 50 years, but fewer people are getting married at all | CBC News

Divorce rates have been declining since the early 1990s and are currently the lowest in 50 years. [ more ]

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Canada's competition bureau probing greenwashing allegations against Lululemon, non-profit says | CBC News

Canada's competition bureau is investigating Lululemon's environmental practices following accusations of greenwashing. [ more ]

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Loblaw reports $13.58B in Q1 revenue, as Reddit group's boycott kicks off | CBC News

Loblaw Companies reported increased revenue despite facing a month-long boycott by frustrated shoppers. [ more ]

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Hours on hold and endless queues: Canadians still grappling with poor passport service | CBC News

Canadians face frustratingly long wait times with Passport Canada, prompting the government to promise improvements. [ more ]

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Bunge CEO: Bunge-Viterra merger is a good deal for Canada

The new Bunge and Viterra combined company commits to preserving Canadian jobs and operations, benefiting the agricultural industry in Canada. [ more ]

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Is the Loblaw boycott privileged? Here's why some people aren't shopping around | CBC News

People aren't participating in Loblaw boycott due to factors like location, costs, time, and convenience. [ more ]

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Canada Draws into Group A for the 2024 U18 AmeriCup

Canada is set to participate in the 2024 FIBA U18 AmeriCup with a diverse roster under the leadership of a Spanish head coach. [ more ]

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Ontario's CO2 emissions have risen back to where they were in 2017 | CBC News

Ontario's greenhouse gas emissions have increased to pre-pandemic levels, raising concerns about meeting emission reduction targets. [ more ]

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Jaylen Warren highlights 'biggest difference' between Arthur Smith, Matt Canada

Mike Tomlin finally relieved offensive coordinator Matt Canada of his duties, giving the responsibility to Arthur Smith, with running back Jaylen Warren appreciating Smith's interactive approach. [ more ]

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Hundreds strike at Nestle chocolate plant in Toronto, Unifor says | CBC News

Unionized Nestle workers in Toronto went on strike after rejecting a tentative agreement, impacting product availability. [ more ]

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Kreator, Testament, and Possessed announce North American tour

Kreator, Testament, and Possessed are set to tour North America, with Testament performing a special 'old-school set' to celebrate their debut and follow-up albums. [ more ]

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94 per cent Indian professionals use AI, believing it saves time: Report

94% of Indian professionals use AI, believing it saves time. [ more ]

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Unions vow to fight Ottawa over rule requiring federal workers in office three days a week

Unions are mobilizing against a new federal government rule requiring workers to be in the office for three days a week. [ more ]

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Ontario introduces sped-up apprenticeship path for high school students | CBC News

Ontario high school students can spend most of Grade 11 and 12 in apprenticeships through a new skilled trades program. [ more ]

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Brewbound Podcast On Location CBC Conversations with Breeze Galindo and Pam Brulotte

The Michael J Jackson Foundation supports BIPOC professionals in the alcohol industry. Brewery planning updates were discussed at the Craft Brewers Conference interviews. [ more ]

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A nation united by hockey (sort-of): Results from the 2024 RealAgristudies hockey playoff survey

Variability in Canadian farmers' interest in watching NHL playoffs. [ more ]

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Provincial governments facing higher debts and more financial pressure | CBC News

Provincial governments facing financial challenges after previous surpluses due to slowing revenue growth and rising spending. [ more ]

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Women constitute only a third of local election candidates in England

Women make up only a third of local election candidates in England. [ more ]

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Ontario warrant for HVAC company owner in N.L. active but not acted on | CBC News

A warrant of committal remains active for a St. John's-area businessman who was sentenced to jail in Ontario for his previous business dealings.

But Raymond Kalonga hasn't been taken into custody.

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Luxury retailer Ted Baker Canada is seeking creditor protection | CBC News

The owners of Ted Baker's Canadian operations have filed for creditor protection in a bid to help the retailer get enough "breathing room" to decide whether to liquidate and wind down the business or pursue other unspecified alternatives.

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Government hits Canada Life with financial sanctions as public servants endure messy benefits switch | CBC News

The federal government is imposing financial sanctions on Canada Life over ongoing issues with public service health insurance claims. [ more ]

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Pierre Poilievre Wants a Carbon Tax Election | The Walrus

Conservative Party in Canada capitalizing on carbon pricing as scapegoat for electoral gain. [ more ]

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Ottawa says pharmacare is coming here's what you need to know | CBC News

The federal government's budget includes $1.5 billion for pharmacare implementation, addressing the accessibility and affordability of prescription drugs in Canada. [ more ]

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Where the money has gone: On-Farm Climate Action Fund halfway through its budget

Now in its third year, the On-Farm Climate Action Fund (OFCAF) is a $704.1 million funding program that is part of the Government of Canada's Agricultural Climate Solutions initiative, intended to help farmer's tackle climate change.

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Feds give financial boost to biofuel sector amid growing U.S. competition | CBC News

Canada's biofuel industry welcomes federal support but concerns persist about competition with U.S. subsidies and dependence on imports. [ more ]

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Alphabet surges 11 per cent on strong earnings, unveils first dividend payout - CityAM

Alphabet's stock surges 11% post strong earnings, initiates dividend payout & buyback program. [ more ]

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Poll finds most Londoners 'concerned' by Susan Hall's social media comments on climate change

London Mayor Sadiq Khan holds a significant lead over his Tory rival due to voters' concerns about Susan Hall's past statements on climate change. [ more ]

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AGO workers ratify new deal with employer, union local says | CBC News

Unionized workers at the Art Gallery of Ontario voted to ratify a new agreement after a month-long strike. [ more ]

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More stores are ditching self-checkout amid theft and customer complaints | CBC News

In 2020, Walmart started testing cashierless, all self-checkout big box stores, first in the United States and then in Canada.

But the pilot project didn't quite catch on.

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[ON SALE] The Walrus Talks Canada's Creative Power | The Walrus

Canada's arts and culture sector strengthens social cohesion and contributes to the country's identity and democracy. [ more ]

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CBC News projects PC win in Lambton-Kent-Middlesex | CBC News

The Progressive Conservatives will maintain their hold on the riding of Lambton-Kent-Middlesex. [ more ]

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Ontario to tighten regulations on cell phone use in schools: source | CBC News

Ontario government to announce crackdown on cell phone use and vaping in schools, aiming to be a 'leader in this space'. [ more ]

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Charge dropped for man accused of waving 'terrorist flag' at Toronto rally | CBC News

A Toronto man's charge for flying a 'terrorist flag' at a pro-Palestinian demonstration was withdrawn due to lack of evidence. [ more ]

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Honda Commits to E.V.s With Big Investment in Canada

Honda investing $11 billion in Ontario for electric cars signifies a shift in focus towards electric vehicles by Japanese carmakers like Honda. [ more ]

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Meta's stock tanks 15 per cent as AI spending rises, revenue outlook fails to impress - CityAM

Shares of Meta drop over 15% after AI spending rise and cautious revenue outlook. [ more ]

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Thinner margins, higher interest rates put downward pressure on harvest equipment sales

Combine sales are significantly below the five-year average, with most harvest equipment classes showing a decrease from 2023 sales. [ more ]

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