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revolve around two generations of researchers: an archaeologist and his anthropologist daughter. Each, in turn, visits the same African island, but takes vastly different discoveries as the story travels in four different periods: humanity's distant past, near past, near future, and far future. Published in 1997 the near past and future are near enough to have their relative positions significantly altered - the 1970s for the first and the 2000s for the second, roughly now. This book is over 500 pages long and covers a wide range of topics in careful detail from the practicalities of stone ax making, through archeological digs in tyrannical third-world countries, spiritual values expressed among aboriginal peoples of the world and the practical lives of individual people occasioned by mystical experiences and those around them, and so on. It follows the form of addressing life at different times and thus a kind of science fiction, but like other entries in this article emphasizes the inward issues and spiritual discoveries more than the quasi-magical or technological leaps made as part of the plot. Mr. Shepperd prefers the term "social fiction" rather than science fiction. The Baháʼís, or any paraphrases of principles of the religion, are at best obliquely referred to until late in the second section, of the near past, when an Iranian Doctor mentions the Baháʼí Faith and his reasons for living in a place far from his home and how the principles of the religion stand in the context of the international challenges and needs of humanity. A key character in the book shows interest and later joins the religion but aside from a few specifics there is no clear statement of the future position of the religion nor how the future world culture was established (brief references to a dual process that has merged before the distant future, but doesn't state explicitly what place the Baháʼí Faith has in this pattern.) However, in the header of each section there is a text presented with a dating scheme that is exactly that of the

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years. The entire book occurs on the date of his departure. As he is about to leave, the townsfolk stop him in the town and request that he tell them about certain things. He talks to them about life's lessons and imparts his wisdom to them. He is asked about giving, and he tells the people to give without recognition because their reward is their joy. He also talks about things like marriage, work, friendship, and also love. He speaks about each, and more, describing the way that people should deal with each issue. This book is interesting. It is ninety-three pages of life's lessons set down in writing. These are words to live by and tell others to live by. This book is certainly a book that everyone should read. Even if people don't agree with some of the beliefs, they should still read the book, if only to get their mind thinking about life and its many quandaries from a different perspective. This book is not unlike the musings of an aging man imparting his life's lessons to an audience of just about anyone whom he can gather to listen to him. I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Its lessons and stories are wise beyond the ages, and still, hold up to be as true today as they were when Gibran wrote them in 1923. The lessons enumerated within these pages are lessons that one would hope were followed by the general population, and I know that if more people read this book, then the world as a whole might become a more easily survivable place.

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thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven' come to fruition. The people on the planet he visits explain that God's kingdom will be established on Earth no matter what, even if a horrible calamity must occur." The Baháʼí author notes that this book is her impression of what the future may be like based on the premise of fulfilled Biblical prophecy, with specifics from Baháʼí sources. There are several quotes and paraphrases from the Baháʼí writings as well as examples of attitudes among various characters that believe as guided by these references, and the book was approved by the Special Materials Review Committee. Directly it only refers to the Baháʼí Faith as one of many religions mentioned in the foreword (which also mentions that it is meant to be the first of a trilogy.) Internally the strongest reference perhaps is the name of the Book of the religion of the future - "Qadas", which is similar to "Aqdas" - the central Book of Laws, of the Baháʼí Faith. However "Qadas" could also be rather more obscure references ("the holiness of God", or a Muslim style of prayer for example.) The overall feel of the story is much like

1477:, a small Canadian press specializing in science fiction and fantasy. Webb's book, while intended as a fantasy adventure, includes many themes from the Baháʼí Writings, including quotes from a variety of faith traditions and a fantasy version of a society based on the fully realized society of the future envisioned by Baha'u'llah. Central to the plot (although the idea is referred to rather than explained with great explicitness in the first book) is the idea of the School of Transcendent Oneness and the idea that a special class of being is sent into Creation from time to time to help civilization along. She relates this to the "once and future king" concept with the introduction of the quest that forms the overall theme for the series: the search for Eliander, a Carotian prince magicked away long ago to a place outside normal space-time. In the second book, "Tapestry of Enchantment," 1461:

hand, she has envisioned an attainable utopia (that is, not completely perfect) with specifics based on suggestions made in writings of the Baháʼí Faith. A particularly strong analysis is made of marital fidelity vs the divine law against adultery vs intense love and friendship between a man and a woman not married, though many topics are addressed including the moral and practical need for war, sustainable economics if children and mothers are of central importance to society, attitudes of the oneness of humanity vs racism, the importance of the arts and so on. On the other hand, she has examined many of the same issues in young ladies' lives in high school.

1240:. I did receive some comments from several Baháʼís suggesting that I'd portrayed them as too pacifistic, however, I'll stick by my guns on this. My characters, while they believe in public defense, even armies, to preserve peace, are stubborn in living by a passage I found in Esselmont's book in which Baha'u'llah forbids the Baháʼís from taking up arms in the defense of the faith. The story is carefully crafted to back them into this corner. Our hero is faced with a loss of his faith, which enables him to take action to save his people, but leaves him in a spiritual dilemma. 877:

attack. Each chapter recounts these events from the perspective of its title character, a device Nakhjavani uses skillfully; not only does she avoid the tedium that could result from multiple retellings, but she also turns the bit player in one narrator's story into the complicated hero of another... Nakhjavani shows how God uses their respective religious orientations and the secrets bundled in a saddlebag to reveal life-changing truths to each of them. The novel's Baháʼí message is beautifully rendered in these tales of multiple paths leading to one destination.

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asked (as for sitting for the drawings.) So the influence is really at the choice of Gibran - he could as well have chosen and mentioned any other source of inspiration for his book. It seems he chose ʻAbdu'l-Bahá. As ʻAbdu'l-Bahá is one of the central figures of the Baháʼí Faith and these are works of fiction, it is certainly the case that at least two of Gibran's, and his most famous, are properly mentioned here.

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benefactor and teacher and not an obstacle she has to overcome. The second book focuses on the return of the prior "Meri" who takes it as her mission to promulgate the new paradigm as the head of the religion. The third book focuses on her transition to being ahead of state but wrestling with several of the same issues from among as well as beyond her people. Another novel she has written called

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noting the presence of the Baháʼí Faith in her works generally. Her first publication was in 1989 and her publications continue through 2006. Bohnhoff, mother of two and married since 1981 (both true at least as of 2001), has also written many short stories and novelettes, some of them with a significant basis in relation to the Baháʼí Faith, in most of the well known publishing magazines:

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leading man is more interested in 'fun' than appropriateness... Ashley has a learning disability and wrestles with feeling dumb and unattractive. Brittney is very smart but overweight. She deals with her body image as well as where a smart female fits in society without being considered aggressive. Baháʼí school on Sunday mornings adds the different perspectives of other students."

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has many of the same features but is written in a different context - a fantasy work set in a historical time and place of roughly 1000AD in the area today of Poland and Ukraine where two forms of Christianity and Islam met the pagan older religion. Baháʼí themes, especially in the respect granted to

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Bohnhoff's first work to use the Baháʼí Faith as a central aspect of a story may be her 1991 published "Home Is Where..." novelette summarized as "A Baha'i family from the year 2112 is on a time travel research assignment in the midwest USA, in 1950." There has not been a published review of her work

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Baháʼí Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff has an ongoing presence in several websites, notably www.mysticfig.com and as a continuing contributor at www.authorsden.com. As she says she is "hopelessly addicted to words. I get the DTs if I go too long without putting them on paper." and "My family and friends have

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official synopsis mentions "three fifteen-year-old girls are starting their second year of high school. The 'impossible' thing they are trying to do is living according to God's standards in modern society. Megan gets the lead in the high school play, but her character is a rather 'loose' woman. Her

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Official synopsis: "After one of his friends is killed in Iraq, Geoffrey Waters prays for help in understanding God's purpose for humanity. He is whisked forward in time to witness what a world could be like when the prophecies from Isaiah bring about peace on earth, and the lines 'Thy kingdom come,

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and a chosen few have always acted as the personification of the Spirit of God, or "Meri". The first book focuses on a young girl destined to take on that role. While similar to other stories of the triumph of women it has several unique qualities most particularly a central male character being her

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Among the special qualities of Mr. Ligon's contribution to the Baháʼí Faith in fiction is that he is a non-Baháʼí, the stories mentioned explicitly reference the religion, and indeed the religion provides some of the central contexts for the storyline, and possibly the first publication to seriously

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I left him in that state for about 7 years, when I had the inspiration for the sequel, "The Gardener". Hoping to give Hab, our hero, some hint of faith back, not to mention some much-needed feminine companionship, I devised a story to show what he'd been up to in seven years of self-imposed exile on

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where Baháʼís live which eventually reveals that civilizations have reached great levels of technology and then mysteriously disappeared. The initial thought is that the civilizations are eradicated by periodic sterilization the planet undergoes but there is also evidence the civilizations vanished

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It is known that ʻAbdu'l-Bahá also sat for portraits at the request of Gibran. From the above, it may be concluded that ʻAbdu'l-Bahá and Gibran knew each other more than in passing, but that ʻAbdu'l-Bahá made no formal or informal claims or suggestions about Gibran's writing but cooperated whenever

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is a murder mystery featuring a Baháʼí police detective, Mihdi Montgomery. There are numerous references to Baháʼí activities such as the Nineteen-Day Feast and Local Spiritual Assembly meetings, as well as a subplot involving looking for a new Baháʼí Center in the fictional Chicago suburb of Pine

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were being preyed on by pirates. I set up a situation where a political upset in a distant colony would make it likely that refugees would be preyed on by pirates. However, the story developed a mind of its own. I realized that, due to the vastness of space, the pirates would be easy to evade. The

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is about a man who is leaving a small town called Orphalese where he has made his home for the past twelve years. He has, for that period, been waiting for a boat to take him back to the land of his youth. We are not told where that land is, only that he has been waiting to return there for twelve

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Mr. Sheppherd has published about 10 works before the year 2000 (and lost an additional 15 unpublished works in a house fire in 2002) ranging from professional publications to Baháʼí centered works whether of formal introduction or children's literature, poetry or this science/speculative fiction

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The unique contribution Ralya has made to the Baháʼí Faith in fiction is that her works center on the moral dilemmas of modern society in the west and spiritual insights and development that reflect an understanding of the teachings of the Baháʼí Faith in response to these challenges. On the one

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Baháʼí Joseph Sheppherd uses his wide experience living in many countries and professional knowledge as an anthropologist and archaeologist to write an embracing story about the adventures and discoveries of spiritual leaders bound to an island off Africa. The center pivotal periods of the story

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day in the life of nine 19th-century characters traveling between Mecca and Medina in this engaging first novel. Though they come from a wide variety of religious, national, and socioeconomic backgrounds, all find themselves in the same caravan when it is beset by a sandstorm and a brutal bandit

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Among Bohnhoff's unique contributions to the Baháʼí Faith in fiction is that she is a Baháʼí who has had more than three dozen works published in many major and some minor publishing venues and she has written at least 6 full-length novels of her own - four with strong Baháʼí references though

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is mentioned as having 19 members, and a metropolis called Haifaakka is mentioned. However, the Baháʼí Faith is not framed as the singular or dominant theme of the story - it is but an explicit component of the plot occasionally and a subtext for specifics recognizable but not identified as

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and related topics have appeared in multiple forms of fiction. The mention of this religion can be seen in science fiction, fantasy, short stories, novelettes, novels, and TV series. In 2005, an estimated value of 30 references could be found relating Baháʼí Faith to different forms of

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I needed good victims. Recent news had offered an excellent group, the Baha'is, who had been persecuted in Iran. The more I researched them, the more convinced I became that they would make excellent space colonists. My primary reference was an aged primer on the Baháʼí Faith by

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uses parallel terminology to the Baháʼí Faith but there is little evidence that the movie or its makers were influenced by the religion specifically (more likely Buddhism and Gnostic Christianity). However, a movie critic did use the Baháʼí Faith as the lead off in his review.

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so for example 2007 of the common calendar is year 163 of the Baháʼí Era, or BE. While the textual reference is exact it only becomes clear when the two dating schemes are cross-referenced and the explicit mention of the religion had already been made. Late in the story, the

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other religions, are largely identified with the older religion, however, the names of some of the central figures of the religion appear near the end without strongly hinting at any spiritual prominence (names of an ambassador and Caliph, not simply religious figures.)

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a film about Apartheid, mentions the religion as part of the discussion on the philosophical underpinnings of how the Africans were to respond to the challenge of Apartheid. The mention of the religion begins about 1 hr. 10 min into the film, after the performance of

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peacefully before the sterilization speculating that civilizations shortly after achieving deep space exploration reach some new level of civilization that doesn't require or sustain material civilization in deep space. The ethical conflict of

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An estimated third of these references have a significant relationship with the religion in the way that these forms of fiction show the Baháʼí Faith as a crucial aspect of the story. The first known occurrence is perhaps in the writings of

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features a rural family who was not explicitly stated to be Baháʼí, but who chanted a Baháʼí prayer at the dinner table. The main character was also seen wearing a nine-pointed star pendant throughout the film, a well-known Baháʼí symbol.

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Jackie Mehrabi has written several fiction books for children and young teens, often about the lives of fictional Baháʼís with a moral message behind each tale, and received the 2011 Joe Foster Award for Services to Education as a writer.

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mentioning something about the religion in the others. In combination, she has probably subtlety or directly presented themes of the Baháʼí Faith to the widest audience in literature. An anthology of many of her stories was published as

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specifically related to the religion. In other words, the majority of the content of the book describes how the world at large arrives at a Baháʼí oriented future, but not how the Baháʼí Faith itself arrives to be in that position.

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in 1995). The series revolves around the period of transition among the people who live on a peninsula. The chapters are headed with quotes from scripture presented as those of the religion of the people but many are quotes from

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and Baháʼí community. The plot involves a progression in the understanding of a person about the role and position of women. Unknown to the people of the story, women have always been instrumental to their religion as agents of

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in 2007. It tells the story of Táhirih. The writer adopts the revolving points of view, of the mother, sister, daughter and wife respectively, to trace the impact of this woman's actions on her contemporaries and read her

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in Gurret-úl-Eyn: Ein Bild aus Persiens Neuzeit which was published in 1874. After a series of works covering the events of the Bábí period, most of the focus shifted towards Baháʼí specific related connections. Soon

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stopped by a highway patrolman who had grown up Lutheran from a family of Lutherans when he met and married a Baháʼí (Sasha) and converted. The section occurs from about 101:25 through 104:55 minutes.

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In addition to being mentioned directly in a number of works, the Baháʼí Faith and/or its teachings have also been mentioned in the TV and movie industry. For example, the TV series

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real threat was the vastness itself. Running away was certain death, and the only hope was returning to face the original problem. That quickly became the focus of the story...

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brought him to see me - can't even remember his name. Khalil always said I was his first friend in New York. We became very, very great friends, and all of his books -

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For research and review, the reader may be interested in a few notable instances of research and materials to the presence of the Baháʼí Faith in Fiction:

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The Drama Circle and Flying Machine Theatre Company Review: On the Rooftop with Bill Sears Never Explains When or Why Sears Converted to the Baháʼí Faith

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edition alone has sold more than four million copies. It is considered both by Gibran himself and by the general public to be his literary masterpiece.

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It was on 6 April 1943, in her studio-room, upstairs at the front of the house, that Juliet shared with me and a few other guests, these memories of

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is a book that has touched many people very deeply since its publishing in 1923. It has been translated into more than twenty languages, and the

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Executive producers Hart Hanson, Leif G.W. Persson, Mark Mylod, and Niclas Salomonsson; Producer and starring Rainn Wilson (22 January 2015).

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analysis of the multi-century changes based on humanity's response to a religion centered in the non-west, specifically an African island.

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a character named Julia goes to Akka to meet ʻAbdu'l-Bahá, returns to England and convinces her friend to write a book about the Baháʼís.

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill faculty member Mark Perry has written three plays on the religion's history and teachings:

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and its impact. The material could not all have been derived from the most widespread review of the religion of the day, the work of

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would enjoy this book... being how it is written from the opinion of 80 different points of view, many of which do proclaim him the

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revolves around the lives of the Baháʼís in the Haifa-Akka area and is a thinly veiled set of characters showing the influence of

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by Tim Parise features a Baháʼí character who is a member of a nonviolent resistance movement opposing the Iranian government.

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attempted to publish a romance novel about the Báb and "Persia's celebrated poetess Zerryn Taj" while living in Missouri, USA.

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Three Baháʼís escaping from Iran, afloat in wreckage in the Arabian Sea, are rescued by a U.S. Navy ship in the 2015 novel

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A more extensive reference to the events of the Bábí Faith comes from an obscure writer, A. de Saint-Quentin, in the book

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dominated by a church of the "Second Bab." However, no attempt is made to explore the Baháʼí Faith; it reads like a

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tried to break me of this addiction, but without success. I have published bunches of science fiction stories..."

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for cases of Baháʼí responses to violence. The final publication, "For a Little Price", is part of an anthology,

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as well as some pamphlets though these were written later in the 20th century. Both Thompson and Tudor Pole knew

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by Duane Troxel, 1996. Herrick's is negatively reviewed by Gabriel Mckee as part of a broader reproachment.

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mentions "...B'hai all over the place...". in the Western United States two thousand years in the future.

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Proceedings of the 2nd international conference on Digital interactive media in entertainment and arts

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well having interviewed him and worked with him. Thomson wrote a diary, one of the central records of

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mentions the religion in his review of science, science fiction, and religion. It refers to a paper,

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has published six books - some academic and at least two fictional, as well as articles and poetry.

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in Iran. "This is where Baha'i ended up, for the crime of believing in one prophet too many,..."

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Ligon, Tom (2008). "For a Little Price". In A. Khan, Ahmed; Aurangzeb Ahmad, Muhammad (eds.).

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