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Oct. 1, 2009 - Rush Limbaugh Program
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October 1, 2009, Thursday, Hour #3
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All right.
All right.
Yes, I know.
Wait a second.
Ah no, well.
No, I just a little out of order here.
Have vote.
Sound by 27 standing by again.
All right, okay.
Stuff in order here.
Okay, now for those of you asking, the first cigar today was a La Flor Dominicana, double lighter chisel.
The second cigar, people are writing me on the uh internet asking me while watching the doodle cam.
This this is a uh Fuente Don Carlos, a special blend roll just for me on a trip to the Dominican Republic.
I have some, and there's Wendy in there rolling her eyes, like, oh, there he goes again.
Uh, greetings and welcome back.
Rush Limbaugh, the EIB network, the Limbaugh Institute for Advanced Conservative Studies.
You've got to hear this again.
This is Obama today.
Who, by the way, Obama at 3.05 this afternoon, five minutes after this program ends going to go on television again and explain what happened today with a sit-down between our guys and uh Mahmood Ahmedini's adds representatives in Iran over uh the real dialogue, the meaningful, meaningful dialogue that we had today over uh getting rid of their nuclear plans.
This is Obama at the uh fundraiser for the Democrat Governors Association.
This is just you know, I I I I remember saying when I first started this program back in 1988, liberals are hilarious and fun when they're out of power.
When they're in power, they are dangerous.
Never more so has that been illustrated than now.
Now you and I all know that of the porculus package that was authorized for expenditure, not even four percent of it has been spent.
We know that grants have gone to the National Science Foundation, the National Institutes for Health.
We learned yesterday that a couple of million dollars went to the Clinton Library and Massage Parlor.
We learned that a million and a half went to some scientist at Oklahoma State to study Alaskan grandparents.
We have heard other examples of all the stimulus money, but Caterpillar is not rehiring workers, they're still letting workers go.
We have not seen any shovel-ready projects get underway.
The stimulus was to put people back to work, shovel-ready construction projects, we're gonna rebuild the roads and schools.
You remember all of that.
None of it is happening.
561,000.
I think well, what was the I don't I don't want to get this wrong.
The new unemployment numbers that they were.
Can't find it.
I've buried it in the stack.
Another 500 plus thousand jobs lost last month.
And yet Obama says to the National, the Democrat Governors Association fundraiser this, just this afternoon.
We're putting Americans back to work, doing the work that America needs done, rebuilding roads and bridges and uh new schools.
This is all manner of construction project across all 50 states.
I'm not gonna rest.
I know the governors and candidates here today are not gonna rest, and I know that the American people are not gonna rest until everybody who's looking for work and find a job.
Why are you going to Copenhagen then?
You're not gonna rest until everybody who wants a job is can find one.
This is um five hundred and fifty-one thousand jobs lost.
Unexpected increase.
According to the state controlled associated press.
We're not putting Americans back to work.
We're not doing the work America needs to be done.
This unemployment number is great news for Obama.
He is purposely doing this, destroying the private sector.
There aren't any roads being rebuilt, not with stimulus money.
There are any bridges.
Schools.
All manner of construction projects.
Guy lives in a bubble.
He really does believe if he says it, you believe it despite what you see.
With uh with your own eyes.
Uh 3.05 this afternoon, Obama is gonna go on television after this program is over, so there can be no on-the-spot commentary by the leading conservative commentator today.
That would be me.
That won't happen until tomorrow.
And he's gonna talk about the great meeting that his representative had with Iran's representatives today.
Nevertheless, from today's UK or from the UK Telegraph, this is back in May of 2006.
How we duped the West by Iran's nuclear negotiator.
The man who for two years led Iran's nuclear negotiations has laid out in unprecedented detail how the regime took advantage of talks with Britain, France, and Germany to forge ahead with its secret atomic program in a speech to a closed meeting of leading Islamic clerics and academics, Hassan Rowani, who headed talks with a so-called EU-3, revealed how Tehran played for time and tried to dupe the West after its secret nuclear program was uncovered by the Iranian opposition in 22.
This is so apropos today's headlines about Iran and the U.S. concluding their first day of negotiations.
Like, here's a headline, Iran world powers finish first session of talks.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Three years ago, Iran's negotiator bragged about how he duped the West.
And I'm sure they're going to brag today about how they duped the uh dupe the West.
Do you remember Blazing Saddles?
Do you remember that movie?
Blazing Saddles, one of my all-time favorite movies.
You know why?
Not just because it was funny.
Blazing Saddles literally just stood political correctness on its head.
It made fun of everything.
And one of my favorite scenes, and this is apropos of the Roman Polanski situation.
One of my favorite scenes is when Hedley Lamar, played by Harvey Corman, Hedley Lamar signing up crooks and thugs to hunt down Sheriff Bart, who had escaped Rockridge.
They hired the first black sheriff in Rockridge.
And of course, the town folk were just all upset about this.
And they eventually drove the sheriff out of town, Sheriff Bart.
And this lineup of crooks and thugs of being interviewed by Hedley Lamar, who was the assistant to the governor Le Petamane, played by Mel Brooks.
And they're all in line being interviewed to be part of the gang.
Hedley Lamar says to one of the guys, okay, it's qualifications.
And the applicant says, rape, murder, arson, and rape.
And Hedley Lamar says, wait a minute, you said rape twice.
And the applicant said, I like rape.
And when I watched this in the theaters back in the days when I went to the theater, the audience just laughed crazy.
It was funny.
Why?
Because a rapist was one of the boys.
Hedley DeMar had found just the kind of guy he was looking for for his gang to go track down Sheriff Bart.
A rapist was one of the boys who's being recruited for a job after admitting he liked to rape women.
And everybody around approved.
Now Roman Polanski could play that applicant.
And Whoopi Goldberg could play one of the thugs in line laughing her butt off.
Although if Polanski was in the movie, here's the line.
If Polanski were in the movie, this is what it would be like.
Hedley DeMire would say qualifications.
Applicant.
Rape, murder, arson, rape.
Hedley Lamar, you said rape twice.
Applicant.
I like rape, but but not rape rape.
Now, Blazing Saddles was the epitome of political incorrectness.
It was inconceivable that a rapist was just one of the boys.
That's what made it funny.
It was inconceivable that a rapist would be one of the boys chosen by an assistant to the governor of some western town or state to go after the black sheriff.
Well, Whoopi Goldberg, who, according to her birth records, is a woman, wants to make sure that the country isn't unfair when judging Roman Polanski.
He didn't commit rape rape.
He's just one of the boys.
I wasn't even going to talk about this.
I was just reminded of this because this uh all this stuff has uh has come up with uh whoopy now, you know, saying, well, I was just speaking legally easier.
I mean, sex uh sex for the minor uh not the same thing as rape and so forth.
By the way, speaking of more on this, um Peg Yorkin, founder of the Feminist Majority Foundation.
You know who also one of the prominent members of the Feminist Majority Foundation was Eleanor Squeal, who was a former uh member of the Feminazis.
She was uh former president of the now gang, the Nags, National Association of Gals, and she was asked about this Roman Polanski thing.
She's now founder of the Feminist Majority Foundation, and my personal thoughts are let the guy go.
I mean, it's a bad person was rape, but that was so many years ago.
It's bad a person was rape, but it was so many years ago.
The guy guy's been through so much in his life.
It's crazy to arrest him.
Now let it go.
The government could spend its money on other things.
That's that's where the feminazis are today.
Bad person, uh bad person was raped.
This is not good, but uh so many years ago, the guy's been through so much in his life.
Just like there was no um compassion for Paula Jones or any of the other where's the compassion for that 13-year-old girl, Juanita Broderick, alleged rape by Bill Clinton said he said, put some ice on your lip.
They would after Juanita Broderick, not uh not Bill Clinton.
All right, a quick break.
We've got uh still a whole stack of stuff here, plus audio sound blights, and of course, your phone calls all coming up as we resume after this.
Jimmy Carter is denying that he said what he said.
On CNN's American morning, the correspondent Candy Crowley interviewed the national hemorrhoid, Jimmy Carter.
She said, Mr. National Hemorrhoid, let me ask you first domestically.
You made some remarks recently about how you felt about the protesters that were protesting against President Obama.
You said overall you thought the protesters were upset he was black.
There was racism involved.
You said that many people By the way.
That's not what I said.
Okay.
I said those on the fringe element that had vituperative personal attacks on uh President Obama.
Those were the ones that I included.
But I wrote your first remarks were that overall.
No, it wasn't.
If you read the uh remarks carefully, you'll see that that's not what I said.
I said those that had a personal vituperative attack on President Obama as a person, that was tinged with racism, but I recognize that people who disagree with him on health care or environment and things like that, that vast majority of those are not uh tinged by racism.
Okay, so it was the vitiperate vituperative personal attacks were the ones he was talking about.
They did not say overall.
Let's go back and listen to what he said on the NBC Nightly News on September 15th.
I think an overwhelming portion of the intensely demonstrated animosity toward President uh Barack Obama is based on the fact that he is a black man.
I live in the South, and I've seen the South come a long way, and I've seen the rest of the country that shared this South's attitude toward minority groups at that time, particularly African Americans, that racism inclination still exists.
And I think it's uh bubbled up to the uh surface because of uh a belief among many white people, not just in the South but around the country, that African Americans are not qualified to lead this great country.
It's an abominable circumstance and grieves me and concerns me very deeply.
Well, now it sounds to me like he said what he said, and it sounds like his denial is full of crap.
No, was it?
If you if you read the remarks carefully, you'll see that it's not what I said.
I said that those had a personal vituperative attack on President Obama as a person who was tinged with racism, but I recognize people who disagree and blah blah blah blah blah.
Um let me try this.
President Carter.
Because frankly, I, ladies and gentlemen, as a conservative, as a man as a Republican, as a citizen, and as your host, I have had it with race baiters.
In twenty-one years I have had my fill of it, and I rarely have my fill of anything, but I have had my fill of this, this race crap.
Turning analysis of the so-called health care reform or health insurance reform or the porculus bill or cap and trade or whatever the focus groups say they should call it has nothing to do with the president's color of origin.
Nancy Pelosi is not black.
Harry Reed is not black.
George Soros is not black.
Max Baucus is not black.
Stenny Hoyer is not black.
George Soros is still not black.
Barney Frank is not black.
Chris Dodd is not black.
Jay Rockefeller is not black.
Chuck Schumer would be black if it would give him more FaceTime on TV, but even he is not black.
The only black and white here, and I want you to listen to me very carefully.
The only black and white here is that all of these so-called reforms have nothing to do with reform and everything to do with liberals seizing more control of your lives.
That's the only black and white, and it is crystal clear.
Health care is not about health care.
Health insurance reform is not about health insurance reform.
Cap and trade is not about saving the freaking climate, which is not endangered.
Porculus is not about creating jobs.
TARP was not about bailing out the world financial system.
None of this is what it's about.
That's what's black and white.
What's black and white is that health care is not about anything it claims to be.
This has nothing whatsoever to do with race.
And as usual, it is the left.
By the way, Sully Sullenberger just crossed from West Virginia into North Carolina, still untouched by birds in his U.S. Airways jet liner in his first flight after ditching in the Hudson River.
Now, Bob Gibbs, Robert Gibbs, the most brilliant qualified press spokesman we've ever had yesterday in Washington in the White House briefing.
Chip Reed at CBS said on the Afghanistan meetings, do you anticipate these going on and on indefinitely with no uh time frame whatsoever, meaning the strategy meetings with the generals?
Is it completely open-ended time-wise?
We're gonna take the time it's necessary to get the policy right.
I doubt it.
No, I think I think I think I've said earlier a number of weeks.
Could it be a number of months?
Could it be two months?
Can you give any kind of clarity on that?
No.
So the headline today, after the press secretary's statement, was Obama to take weeks to study Afghan strategy.
Now, if we had real journalists and real news editors, you know what the headline would be?
Obama tells Afghanistan to shove it until after Obamacare passes.
What if Mahmud Ahmadini Zad pulls an Obama on Obama?
After the meeting today, what if Mahmoud Ahmadini Zad says, well, it'll take weeks to study the West's proposals.
Will our media say, well, like, are you talking months in the next year?
Uh and Ahmedinizad would shoot them.
I think we've got a new television show here in the making, folks.
Politicians dancing with politicians who stall for time.
We all know that Afghanistan's on the back burner until he gets his health care thing passed.
Pure and simple.
Mary, uh, Mary Alan Rohobeth, Massachusetts.
Welcome to the EIB network.
Hello.
Hi, Rash.
Hey.
I'm I I'm so angry right now that I'm first I'm gonna preface by saying that I I need to ask you a huge favor.
What's that?
Well, first let me tell you where I'm going with this.
For the first time in my 51 years, I am actually voting against the United States.
I am hoping that the United States does not get the honor of hosting the Olympics.
And I'm in shame.
Wait a second.
Are you saying you want the United States and specifically the Chicago to fail.
Yes, I do.
I really do, and I'm sick about it.
I'm I I'm at the point now where I'm so appalled.
I Googled um poor housing, Chicago, and rat trap.
And I got a list of people who are responsible and who are Obama backers, who right now have really inhabitable houses that they stand to make millions and millions of dollars if Chicago gets the Olympics.
I know.
And this is money.
This is houses that they bought with acorn funding.
I know.
And it is it is so sad.
All right.
I got to take a break.
Hold on when we come back.
I want to hear what your favor is.
Okay, we go back to uh Mary L in Rehobut, Massachusetts.
What's the favor that you wanted to ask me?
Well, first I'm embarrassed to ask you because with what with all you do, you don't need people calling you up and asking you for favors.
But why are you?
Well, because I think you need this too.
Oh, I think I think I think we need a little vacation of fun for a day.
And just I don't know, Rush, in your in your great wit and humor.
Give us a day full just free of stress and strife, and I'm so angry, my stomach hurts.
And I don't think I've missed a day since nineteen eighty-eight when my kids were babies of listening to you, and I will continue to listen to you forever.
But my most fun days are the days when you're um when you're making fun of those that we love to hear you make fun of.
So I'm just asking for maybe just an hour of a no Obama time where we just maybe look back on your greatest just your best stuff.
And just kind of laugh and and recharge our happy batteries.
Does that sound very liberal?
I hope not.
Well, I will get uh I will get emails from people accusing you of being a seminar caller asking me to take a hike at the peak of my effectiveness.
Oh, never, Rush, never, ever, ever.
No, no, no, no, no.
My twelve to three, I even schedule my clients so that I don't take any clients between twelve and three.
I just need I'm so stressed out with all of this and absolutely angry.
Well, just even just for a half hour.
Well, you know, I'm I'm working on a full three hours.
It's a project much more difficult than I thought it would be.
Uh prepping three hours with virtually no mention of Obama.
It's difficult.
And and uh you know, uh uh even if you just replayed your your Jay Leno visit because you looked so hot, Rush.
Really, really hot.
You know, so you know, uh there you go.
There you that'll tell you that I'm not a seminar caller.
Wow.
So even if that is just played over and over again like that.
What are they doing here?
They're replaying the takeoff of Sully Sullenberger.
Are they hoping the birds will hit on the video replay?
What are they doing here?
This is I mean I it's amazing.
They got somebody on the phone from Charlotte ready to report that Sully Sullenberger landed safely with no bird attacks in uh in Charlotte, North Carolina.
It's like standing on the beach saying, No hurricane yet, which distresses them by the way.
All right, uh Mary El, I I I uh I hear what you're saying.
Lighthearted jocular day.
Uh tomorrow's open line Friday.
I'll tell you what I'll do.
I'll stay up till six in the morning.
I'll stay up till five in the morning.
I got plenty to do.
I'll get two two and a half hours sleep, because when that happens, I'm always giddy.
I am always in a giddy lighthearted mood.
And I'll give that a shot.
And uh and maybe who knows, tomorrow might be the I can't I can't promise I won't have any mentions of Obama.
It's too it's too uh too crucial, but uh can I do that?
Yeah, I could do that because I'm I'm uh I'd have a chance to sleep in a little Saturday.
I'm going to Pittsburgh Saturday for the Steelers Chargers on Sunday night.
So but not leaving until the afternoon sometime on Saturday.
What could be said?
Pittsburgh and the Chargers are something set sad for me.
You think the Chargers are gonna win, certainly?
Is that what you're doing?
Of course they could.
I mean given Sunday.
Of course the Chargers could.
Well, I don't think so.
You got, I know the Steelers are one and two, but uh they lost two on the road, now they come home.
Sunday night Pittsburgh Primetime.
Chargers have never won a regular season game in Pittsburgh.
Now I'm wait a minute.
Is it they've never won a regular season game Pittsburgh or they've never won a regular season game at Hines Field?
I'm gonna have to double check.
They have won playoff games there, but they haven't won uh regular season games.
Uh keep going, Sterley.
He's goating me in here.
Hey, your Steelers have the same record as the Detroit Lions.
Yeah.
Well, we'll see.
We will see.
Oh, now you're lucky to win the first one, eh, against the Tennessee Titans overtime, right?
Lucky to win the first one, I'm being told.
Should be 0-3, is that right?
Steelers ought to be 0-3.
Yeah.
And you're a fan of who?
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers who amassed 38 yards of total offense or 60 some odd yards in total offense last week.
And you're jamming me about the Steelers.
Carlos in Fayetteville, North Carolina.
Great to have you on the EIB network, sir.
Hello.
Hello, Rushbowl.
This is Carlos from the All-American City of Fayetteville, North Carolina.
And I want to turn the heat up on our Presidente again.
He's talking about making sacrifices, right?
To go to Copenhagen and pitch Chicago.
Uh and all the criticism on uh President Bush when he didn't go to New Orleans with Katrina, where is he now talking about the American Samoa?
This is part of America too, right?
American Samoa, he's not even talking about it, making a trip or making appearances, talking about them.
What what's up with Del Presidente?
That is an is an interesting question.
How come there's no and I by the way, it's not just, oh, I forgot to mention this to you.
Carlos, I am so glad you called.
Because that's a great point.
American Samoa devastated by what?
Uh either the earthquake or the tsunami or something.
And there's some people dead and a lot of devastation, and our president hasn't said a word about it.
It hadn't flown over it, hadn't gone over there.
We have no mention of it.
But you don't even have to go to American Samoa.
They had horrible floods throughout Georgia.
And do you know what Joe Biden said?
Joe Biden, they sent Biden down there to comfort the flood victims.
He said, We're going to be working on this.
Now we're not going to get down here this week.
We may not get down here next week, but we're going to get down here.
Be patient.
We're coming.
Look at all of this is a perfect illustration of just what we face in the country.
Obama can do no wrong, folks.
You're going to have to come to grips with it.
And it you're going to be forever disappointed if you're waiting for state-controlled mainstream media to uh hold him accountable to anything.
It's just they're going to further his efforts at lying.
They're going to promote and amplify his lies.
Like this business that we're putting America back to work.
All kinds of construction jobs, schools and roads and highways are being built, and America's going back to work.
It's America's not going back to work.
The only thing they're worried about with Obama is he won't stay off, uh won't stay off television.
Randy in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Hello, sir.
Welcome to the program.
Hey Rush, how are you doing today?
Good to talk to you, folks.
Thank you.
Don't feel bad.
I'm a Rams fan, so you know, I I know what she, you know, I think Pittsburgh would be fine, but what I wanted to say was about that statement by the mayor of Tokyo.
Wouldn't it be now just get some clarification from you?
I know you can.
Well, hang on just a second.
For people that didn't hear it, let me tell what the mayor of Tokyo said.
Mayor Tokyo is over there in Copenhagen, and you made a pitch for the Olympics to go to Tokyo, or the Gulfer of Tokyo is over there, and he said that we gotta get to Tokyo because this is the last Olympics they'll ever be, because global warming is so bad that 2016 Olympics are the last Olympics will ever be, uh, because mankind will not be able to do them anymore.
So that that's what Randy here's talking about.
Well, what I'm not clear about, okay.
Wouldn't it be the the winter Olympics that would be jeopardized by global warming?
I think that if you know things go according to their plan, we can have the summer Olympics like all year long, right?
In certain places, but you know, an even better question, and even better question is why is nobody concerned about the carbon footprint of the Olympics?
Wherever they are.
Chicago, Tokyo, American Samoa, Pyongyang, wherever you put them, look at the carbon footprint that that is required to put these Olympics on.
From all the travel to get the athletes there and the support staff there and all the I mean, what it's just so easy to point out the hypocrisy of these people.
Anyway, Randy, I uh appreciate the phone call.
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By the way, we had a call a minute ago from uh a woman who said that uh she'd seen on the internet uh a piece that uh explained who in Chicago, part of the Daily Machine and the Obama administration would make out financially if the Olympics are awarded to Chicago.
Michelle Malkin wrote that piece.
Michelle Malkin researched that piece and wrote it, and it's the definitive piece.
Uh and I I don't know, Val Valerie Jarrett's this one example of a possibility, but these some of these people literally own slums.
They own their slum lords, and they are uh w waiting around for the property to be purchased at a tremendous profit and converted into Olympic village stuff or venue uh uh items for the for the Olympics.
But Michelle Morkin wrote that piece, and it's the the definitive piece on who all is going to make out big time financially in Chicago if the Olympics are awarded there.
Now I want to go back to 1982, May 7th, ABC News, at the time Charles Gibson was a correspondent.
Peter Jennings was the uh anchor of the ABC world news tonight.
In 1982, there was a recession.
And the same level of unemployment then as now.
And here is Charles Gibson in 1982 reporting the level of unemployment, as it is pretty common to close to what it is today, when Ronald Reagan was president.
There really isn't any good news in the statistics.
All the numbers are bad.
Teenagers who will be coming on the job market in even greater numbers come June.
23% unemployed.
Black teenage unemployment is 48.1%.
And unemployment among adult men is 8.2%, the highest since World War II.
Normally in spring, unemployment comes down as opportunities for outdoor work become available, but not this year.
450,000 more people are now unemployed than were a month ago.
551,000 per month now, 450,000 more people last month than 1982.
All numbers are bad.
Teenage unemployment 23%.
It's 52% today.
Here's Charles Gibson.
June 5th, 2009, reporting on unemployment rate of 9.4%.
In the current economic environment, sometimes a bad jobs report can look good.
345,000 American workers lost their jobs in May.
A big number to be sure.
Traumatic if you're one of the 345,000.
But the number was smaller than economists had predicted.
And that's good news.
So you see the difference.
June 5th of 2009.
Not all economic news is bad, and not all bad news is bad.
Sometimes bad jobs reports can look good.
1982, all the numbers are bad.
Same guy, same network.
Just twenty seven years apart.
And this morning in Washington, the House Financial Services Committee hearing chaired by Barney Frank, the banking queen.
He was talking to the Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke, who was testifying.
Michelle Bachman, a Republican member of the committee, said if you would first comment to me on Mr. Zelleck's comments, what your feelings are about replacing the dollar as international currency as potentially a new currency, and then if you would comment also on whether or not, in your opinion, acorn would be covered by the new CFPAs.
Well, I would just put up there's only three seconds remaining, so I don't think if I could have my time reclaimed so that my time would be used by the chairman.
Will this come from my time?
The time is this come from my time, Mr. Chairman.
No, your time has no.
I will finish, please.
You I've asked people for there were only three seconds left in your time when you got to him.
I can let him go on for a little while, but not I don't think you can give full answers to both questions.
This practice of going right up to the end and then take another minute or two is unfair to other members.
I'll give Mr. Bernacki 30 seconds to answer as much as he can and the rest in writing.
Bang bang.
Gabby.
No, you're not gonna answer that Bernarke question, Ben, or that acorn question.
That was the uh the uh the point of that.
So once again, Barney Frank, who loves shutting down Republicans, whether he's running the house, the whole house, or whether he's running his um his entire committee.
All right, a brief time out, my friend.
Sit tight back with our final word.
Well, another exciting excursion into broadcast excellences in the can, ladies and gentlemen.
And a uh Brinks truck uh brinks uh will soon arrive to take the final product over to our concealed super secret warehouse for inclusion in the Limbaugh broadcast museum.
Yes, Snerdley, I am why would you why would you doubt me?
I'm going to Pittsburgh.
I that was my first town away from home.
That was my first job away from my love Pittsburgh.
I'm going in the City Steelers on uh these guys are just jamming me.
Do I jam you about the cowboys?
I don't.
I did me when they were bad last year, and I could jam them this year if I wanted to.
Give me time.
Give me time.
We'll see you tomorrow, folks.
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