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were installed in the WFAN radio studio, and remotely controlled from MSNBC headquarters in New Jersey. One of the unique features of the first few years of the program was that the television version's commercials and the radio commercials happened at different times, which allowed TV viewers a voyeuristic view of Imus and his team getting ready for the next segments. The program was a huge success on cable news for quite a while. Bohrman (who Imus referred to as "Moosebutt") produced the first few dozen programs, then hired Terry Irving to become the day-to-day Executive Producer of the television version of the program. In 1997, Imus was named as one of

1189:, dating back to their days at WNBC. It boiled to the surface in 2003, when Stern called Imus while both were on the air to demand an apology for a comedy skit that Imus had aired. After exchanging insults, Imus cut Stern off. In late 2005, Imus commented that he wished Stern would do well at Sirius satellite radio, as Imus held Sirius stock. In a CBS News interview he conducted before his retirement, Imus stated that he considered Stern one of the best radio performers in history, along with himself, 1814:. Then he quipped, "Be warned: Objects in the mirror may be closer than they appear." Francesa then cryptically added that by, "this September, I hope the team will once again be complete". Technically, both comments were accurate: McCord's "warning" could be seen as a prediction that he and Imus would reunite, which would indeed happen on a rival station, and Francesa's comment was true on the basis that 776:. The program was reported to generate $ 20 million in annual revenue for WFAN, representing approximately 25 percent of the New York anchor station's revenue. Total revenue, including affiliate advertising and MSNBC, was said to be $ 50 million. MSNBC is said to have paid CBS $ 4 million annually in simulcast fees and to have averaged $ 500,000 per year in production expenses. 1942:

The final show on RFD TV aired August 28, 2009. Although the contract between Imus and RFD was originally for five years, both parties decided to mutually end the simulcast prematurely, amid reports of the program's inevitable move to Fox Business. Shortly thereafter, Imus inked a new television deal

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style of hosting. His initial run in New York ended in August 1977, when NBC management ordered a purge of WNBC's on-air staff in order to revive sagging ratings. Imus returned to Cleveland, but NBC brought him back to New York only two years later. On September 3, 1979, Imus started off his first

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proceedings. Even if Cumulus had not gone bankrupt, Imus was planning on retiring at the end of his contract in December. In his closing remarks, Imus tearfully expressed remorse for his 2007 statements, thanked a select few members of the family and close radio associates, and stated that, while he

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This decision comes as a result of an ongoing review process, which initially included the announcement of a suspension. It also takes into account many conversations with our own employees. What matters to us most is that the men and women of NBC Universal have confidence in the values we have set

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radio program for two weeks. This comes after careful consideration in the days since his racist, abhorrent comments were made. Don Imus has expressed profound regret and embarrassment and has made a commitment to listen to all of those who have raised legitimate expressions of outrage. In addition,

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suggested to NBC president Andy Lack that putting the newsmaking Imus program on the new cable channel was the right thing to do. Bohrman contacted Imus, and over the course of several visits and business conversations a deal was struck so that the radio program would be simulcast on MSNBC. Cameras

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for CBS' cancellation of Imus while producing rap music with anti-female lyrics, saying, "Mr. Les Moonves, you care about the quality, why don't you care about your CBS records with all the garbage my 17-year-old daughter listens to and they use this word 'ho' back and forth and they degrade women

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and McCord which seemed to indicate that Imus would be returning to the air in the near future, possibly rejoining WFAN. The comments were made during a 20th anniversary celebration of WFAN, as part of a broadcast meant to honor Imus's contribution to the station. McCord noted that the broadcast

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On January 22, 2018, Imus announced that he would be retiring and that the show would not continue under his name without him; he stated his last show would be March 29, 2018. The decision was not entirely of Imus's choosing; as he stated on-air, Cumulus Media intends to void his contract in the

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Suddenly some of America's largest media companies and most important corporate advertisers were confronted with the fact that they had been complicit in the rise and reign of a purveyor of ugly stereotypes. Mainstream figures and institutions that had chosen to compartmentalize the Imus kingdom

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Imus ended the television simulcast on May 29, 2015, when he relocated to Texas full-time; continuing the simulcast would have required the show to remain based in New York. Everyone from the radio side remained, as well as Connell McShane (who continued to work for both Imus and Fox Business

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contributed humorous New York Rangers reports but after he collaborated with Howard Stern on "Private Parts" he was persona non grata on the show and became a whipping boy for Imus especially when Imus' guest was Kinky Friedman, who is a close friend of Ratso.

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in 1988, a frequency shift on New York's AM radio dial saw WFAN, Emmis's sports-talk station, move to WNBC's 660 AM dial position. WNBC signed off in October 1988, and WFAN decided to retain Imus, replacing its original morning drive-time show hosted by

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From the outset, I believe all of us have been deeply upset and revulsed by the statements that were made on our air about the young women who represented Rutgers University in the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship with such class, energy and

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commanded higher advertising rates compared to competing talk shows with larger audiences, because the Imus show was less politically partisan and its demographics were "affluent, educated and influential men". Kiley also quoted former

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but only (as of November 2007) on a limited number of cable providers. The number of systems carrying RFD was anticipated to increase because of the Imus deal. The show was broadcast from 6-9am eastern time on RFD-TV and from 6-9pm in

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Before his show was canceled, Imus and CBS had signed a contract extension for about $ 10 million per year. Before Imus could explore another broadcasting job it was necessary for Imus and CBS to reach a settlement on the contract.

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his dedication – in his words – to change the discourse on his program moving forward, has confirmed for us that this action is appropriate. Our future relationship with Imus is contingent on his ability to live up to his word."

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program on Monday, April 9 and offered to meet with the Rutgers team to apologize personally. Imus again stated that he "is a good person who made a very bad mistake", citing his charitable works. Later that day, CBS Radio and

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simultaneously until a change in management forced McShane to focus on his Fox Business work full-time beginning at the end of 2017); the remainder of the television cast members did not follow Imus to the radio side.

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Newsman Charles McCord, producer Bernard McGuirk, and engineer Lou Rufino were part of the revived show, along with most of television production crew that worked the MSNBC broadcast; the first guests were historian

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for this company. This is the only decision that makes that possible. Once again, we apologize to the women of the Rutgers basketball team and to our viewers. We deeply regret the pain this incident has caused.

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When the program was simulcast on MSNBC, Imus frequently ridiculed NBC/MSNBC personalities, staff, programs, and policies. During election coverage in 2004, NBC set up an outdoor interactive visitors attraction,

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as saying that "The reputation of the news division means more to me than advertising dollars. Because if you lose your reputation, you lose everything." The absence and silence from Imus' frequent NBC guests

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The show had been broadcast almost every weekday morning for 36 years on radio and 11 years on MSNBC until it was canceled on April 12, 2007, due to controversial comments made on the April 4, 2007, broadcast.

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Sharpton said of Imus, "He says he wants to be forgiven. I hope he continues in that process. But we cannot afford a precedent established that the airways can commercialize and mainstream sexism and racism."

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However, during the program's tenure on RFD, none of the above "new technologies" (VOD, streaming, nor a podcast) ever materialized. (These would eventually arrive in 2011, long after Imus left the network.)

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In 1996 as MSNBC was being launched, the original plan for weekday morning programming was to rerun the previous night's prime-time shows. However, NBC Executive Producer of Special Events and Breaking News

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would not miss the grind of a daily radio show, he would miss the listeners, thanking them for listening and for their contributions to the numerous charitable causes Imus promoted throughout his career.

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of ABC Radio Networks (which itself was eventually subsumed into Westwood One in 2012), which syndicates the show nationally. From 2007 to August 2009, the show was simulcast on television nationwide on

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published a statement attributed to Brewer calling Imus a "cantankerous old fool." He responded on-air by calling her "fat" and "painfully stupid," and hurled countless personal insults. Brewer left

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were "stinking animals" upon whom the Israelis "ought to drop the bomb right there, kill 'em all right now..." He was fired from the Don Imus show after making crude remarks about Australian singer

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Tony Powell, an African-American comedian, originally gave sports reports before shifting into a general contributor and celebrity impersonator, usually impersonating black celebrities such as

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corporate headquarters. He said, "This has never been about Don Imus. I have no idea whether he is a good man or not. This is about the use of public airwaves for bigoted, racist speech."

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termed Imus's comments, "Divisive, hurtful, and offensive to Americans of all backgrounds", saying "With a public platform comes a trust. As far as I'm concerned, he violated that trust."

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as saying, "I don’t know anyone in Washington who doesn’t listen to Imus or watch him on TV. I get more feedback off my spots on Imus than from my own shows." This included the former

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program back on WNBC with his old character/voice/bit, "The Reverend Billy Sol Hargis". The show regularly parodied songs and voices, satirizing national and local events and persons.

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division) announced a two-week suspension of Don Imus' program on radio and television starting Monday, April 16. The initial delay in the start of the suspension was to allow the

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Imus was off the air frequently during 2017 because of health problems, some of which stem from a 2014 rib injury that made it difficult for him to breathe; he also suffered from

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Imus had regular guests on the program to discuss upcoming sporting events. Typically, these guests appeared only during the season of their respective sport. Such guests include

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Following the announcement, Jackson called the removal "a victory for public decency. No one should use the public airwaves to transmit racial or sexual degradation."

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was the program's sports reporter. He engaged in disputes with his fellow cast members, including a boxing bout with McGuirk. He also co-hosted Middays on WFAN with

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program physically moved from ABC Radio studios to Fox Business studios as part of the deal, and simulcasted live on FBN from 6am to 9am ET. On January 18, 2010,

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had been scheduled to kick off the 18th Annual WFAN Radiothon, a large annual fundraising event, the next morning. The Radiothon aired April 12 on radio only.

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was carried by about 90 radio stations across the United States, although at the time of its 2007 CBS Radio/MSNBC cancellation it was carried by 61 stations.

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to replace select underperforming Citadel stations. In August, Imus claimed his show was heard on more stations than it was at the time of his 2007 firing.

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on November 1, 2007. The show's first broadcast aired on December 3. The financial package between Imus and WABC is a 5-year deal worth up to $ 40 million.

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for an unknown length of time. The health problems also forced Imus to shorten his program from four hours to three and eventually led to his 2019 death.

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show's website. Capus denied, however, that the loss of ad revenue was a determining factor in his network's decision to drop Imus. He was quoted by

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averaged 361,000 viewers in the first quarter of 2007 and was up 39% over the previous year, ranking third among cable morning news programs in the

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briefly served as a business reporter for the show shortly after it debuted on Fox Business, but left the show and the network after two months;

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became increasingly important as a useful, non-traditional platform for politicians to express their views and gain exposure. Former U.S. Sen.

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Lou Rufino served as the program engineer; he had a considerable on-air role, but did not appear on-air as often as the other cast members.

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analysis put the program among the most listened to radio talk shows in the United States, with about 1.6 million radio listeners per week.

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Capus also revealed that in staff meetings, NBC's African-American news staff and on-air personalities opposed Imus' return to MSNBC, with

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On August 14, 2007, it became clear that Imus would not return to WFAN when it was announced that Imus and CBS agreed to a settlement.

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Although speculated since his dismissal, the return to morning radio for Imus was officially announced by New York talk-radio station

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As of late 2009 the show was one of the ten most listened to morning shows in New York City. Imus signed three-year extensions with

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for 10 years, and remained a substitute and guest contributor on the Imus program, before returning to his post on the program when

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was truncated by 20 minutes. Therefore, the show reverted to the original 3-hour format, from 6am to 9am ET, due to the debut of

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praised CBS and MSNBC for their action, saying that there is no place on the public airwaves for racial and anti-female slurs.

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In reaction to the Imus show and its cancellation, there were calls for an end to offensive language in the rap music genre.

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For the first 15 months of Imus' simulcast on RFD, the show originated from a custom set created for RFD located in the

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magazine in its April 23, 2007, cover story said that for too long its own reporters coveted an invitation to appear on

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show, Imus expressed regret over his remarks, contending that it was said in jest by "a good man who did a bad thing".

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that "we have been halfway successful so far" and that he was planning to organize a demonstration in front of CBS's

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as "thieving Jews" and later in the same show gave a mock apology, calling the phrase "thieving Jews", "redundant".

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to demand that Imus be fired. That afternoon, Moonves issued a statement announcing that CBS Radio had cancelled

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on April 9 as 50 demonstrators held signs reading "No apologies, no forgiveness" and chanting "Imus must go".

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all the time. If I thought that Don Imus was a racist in any part, shape or form, I wouldn't be here today."

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was extended by 20 minutes on Fox Business Network, from 6am to 9:20am ET, after the abrupt cancellation of

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in late 1971. Imus is credited with introducing New York, and the larger Top 40 radio community, to the

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broadcast. In comparison, Stern attracted more than 8.25 million listeners on half as many stations and

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The company recently declared bankruptcy and told him it was going to stop paying him after March.

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Amidst the gathering protests, Imus delivered a second, lengthier apology at the beginning of the

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as "among the leaders of the movement to force Don Imus off the air", told an angry audience in

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began simulcasting the program on October 5, 2009, an arrangement which ended on May 29, 2015.

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served as the program's newsman and head writer. In character, he usually acted as either the

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and other media outlets. Among the cream of the press who regularly appeared on the show were

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when that station took over WNBC's dial position following an ownership change. It was later

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took over the newsman position on May 9 and continued in the role until December 14, 2017.

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On Wednesday, April 11, 2007, NBC News announced that MSNBC would no longer simulcast

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delivery of false sports news, and ridiculed after his head injuries during the 2008

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Tim Cuprisin, "Plagued by soft ratings, O'Briens ousted as CNN morning anchors",

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magazine's "25 most influential people in America"; he was also on the cover of

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on RFD HD. In addition, the RFD press release announcing the deal stated:

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then interjected, "yeah, hardcore hos." Imus then added, "That's some

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Originally considered a shock jock, Imus turned his show more towards

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broadcast of April 4, 2007, substitute sportscaster Sid Rosenberg of

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During a June 29, 2007, broadcast, comments were made by WFAN host

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to Imus. Part of the appeal of his show was the overt display of

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McGuirk and Rosenberg continued in the time slot as co-hosts of

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program returned to the morning drive on New York radio station

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took over the morning position permanently in September 2007.

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and gained public influence as a result. During the 1990s,

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Imus was originally in talks with "big-market" TV suitors

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Marcus Franklin, "With Imus gone, critics turning to rap"

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Fred Imus, songwriter and brother of Don Imus, dies at 69

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Dave Zirin and Jeff Chang, "Hip-Hop's E-Z Scapegoats",

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announced their withdrawal from sponsorship, including

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Following a successful run as an on-air personality in

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was obvious and an indication of NBC's future action.

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The following day, Bryan Monroe, the president of the

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right there." McGuirk then compared the game to "the

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with remarks in front of the Clintons during a 1996

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Race for the White House / 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue

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