Marc and Jim explore how organizations can move beyond AI hype by intentionally integrating tools like ChatGPT and Copilot into workflows, culture, and data strategy.

About the Episode:

AI adoption is accelerating across industries, but many organizations are still struggling to translate experimentation into real business value. In this episode, the conversation examines how companies first encounter AI—often through executive pressure or grassroots experimentation—and why unclear goals and poor preparation can stall progress. The discussion highlights the growing gap between early adopters and organizations that remain uncertain about where AI truly fits into their operations.

A central theme of the episode is intentional AI integration. Rather than deploying tools in isolation, organizations must align AI initiatives with real business challenges, clean and govern their data, and embed AI into everyday workflows. The conversation explores common pitfalls such as shadow AI, employee resistance, and fragmented systems, while emphasizing that AI works best as a human multiplier, not a replacement for people.

Looking ahead, the episode outlines how AI adoption will evolve over the next five to ten years, with centralized AI interfaces, proprietary systems, and stronger data foundations becoming standard. The discussion concludes by underscoring the importance of internal ownership—having dedicated individuals who champion AI strategy, data hygiene, and measurable outcomes—to ensure AI delivers long-term, sustainable impact.

About the Guest:

Jim Spignardo is the Director of Cloud Strategy & AI Enablement at ProArch, a global IT services and consulting firm. With over 25 years in IT, Jim's journey spans network engineering, cloud management, cybersecurity, and strategic consulting. What drives him is helping organizations cut through the noise and deliver real, measurable business outcomes.

At ProArch, Jim leads initiatives that modernize infrastructure, empower teams, and maximize ROI on Microsoft technologies. He's worked with a diverse range of clients—from nonprofits to global enterprises—guiding them

through complex cloud transformations. As ProArch's internal champion for Microsoft 365 Copilot, Jim developed a proven AI adoption playbook that turns AI hype into practical workflows that generate ongoing returns. But Jim knows technology isn't just about systems, it's about people. He advises CIOs and IT leaders on aligning IT with business goals, communicating value clearly, and preparing organizations for what's next.

Jim regularly shares his insights on LinkedIn and is a frequent presenter at industry events like the Rochester Security Summit, known for blending sharp strategic thinking with real-world experience. His mission is to assist clients in reaching their maximum potential by leveraging ProArch's industry-recognized expertise and 400+ strong IT organization.

Website: https://www.proarch.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/spignardo/

Timestmps:

00:01:09 - Episode Commences
00:03:24 - AI Adoption: Challenges and Strategies 
00:10:02 - AI Adoption in Business Workflows 
00:14:06 - AI Adoption and Employee Concerns
00:19:29 - AI Integration and Data Governance 
00:23:16 - AI Integration and Business Value  
00:27:21 - Adapting to AI Implementation Challenges
00:33:11 - AI Adoption: Challenges and Strategies 
00:48:12 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Andy explore how technology and AI can enhance human connection, reshape work, and support more meaningful, human-centered digital experiences.

About the Episode:

Technology has never been more powerful — yet its impact on human experience remains deeply conflicted. In this episode, the conversation explores how digital tools, remote work, and AI can either enhance or erode human connection depending on how they are designed and deployed. Drawing from decades of experience across creative industries and technology, the discussion examines why progress often leads to more work instead of less, and how this paradox shapes modern organizations.

The episode dives into the post-COVID reality of remote work, highlighting how isolation, crowding, and reactive decision-making have influenced corporate digitization strategies. Rather than thoughtfully designing systems around people, many organizations default to technology-first solutions that miss deeper human needs such as purpose, balance, and belonging. The conversation challenges leaders to rethink productivity, questioning whether efficiency should mean longer hours or more meaningful outcomes.

The discussion concludes with a forward-looking look at AI’s role in storytelling, community insight, and human-centered business intelligence. By analyzing real stories rather than abstract metrics, AI can help organizations better understand culture, motivation, and trust. The episode ultimately argues for a future where societies are developed with technology — not managed by it — placing human experience back at the center of innovation.

About the Guest:

Andy is a technologist and entrepreneur with a background spanning music, hospitality, and emerging technologies. His career has focused on improving the intersection between human experience and digital systems, advocating for technology that enhances rather than replaces human connection. Andy is the founder of Share More Stories, a platform that uses AI to analyze community storytelling and uncover meaningful insights for organizations. His work blends qualitative and quantitative methods to help businesses better understand culture, purpose, and engagement. Through his work, Andy continues to push for a more humane, thoughtful future of technology.Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andy-sitison/

Timestmps:

00:01:14 - Episode Commences
00:03:32 - Technology's Future: A Positive Path 
00:05:49 - Remote Work Trends Post-COVID
00:10:01 - Human-Centered Tech Integration Vision   
00:13:33 - AI-Driven Community Storytelling Journey 
00:23:36 - AI for Human-Centric Business Insights 
00:30:49 - Human Connection in Digital Marketing 
00:43:02 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Anthony break down how organizations can adopt AI effectively, why AI augments rather than replaces jobs, and what professionals must do to stay competitive in an AI-first world.

About the Episode:

AI adoption is no longer a future consideration — it’s a present-day reality reshaping how organizations operate across industries. In this episode, the discussion explores how AI is being implemented in real business environments, from customer support and financial services to healthcare and education. The conversation challenges common misconceptions about AI-driven job loss, reframing AI as a productivity amplifier rather than a replacement for human work.

A key focus of the episode is why many organizations fail at AI implementation. Instead of fixing broken processes, companies often attempt to automate inefficiency, leading to disappointing results and internal resistance. The discussion highlights the importance of leadership, process redesign, and human oversight in ensuring AI systems are deployed safely, ethically, and commercially. The urgency of adoption is also examined, particularly as consumer expectations increasingly demand AI-powered experiences.

The episode concludes with a forward-looking look at the AI-first workplace, emphasizing the growing need for upskilling, strong communication skills, and the ability to translate ideas into execution. From AI’s role in education to emerging physical AI applications, the conversation underscores a clear message: those who learn to work with AI will gain a lasting competitive advantage, while those who resist risk being left behind.

About the Guest:

Anthony Franco is a serial entrepreneur who's founded seven companies and successfully exited six—including two acquisitions by publicly traded firms. After consulting for 40% of the Fortune 100 and watching countless AI projects fail spectacularly, he co-created AI First Principles and the WISER Method. These aren't theoretical frameworks. They're battle-tested approaches born from real-world experience: watching organizations automate broken processes, chase vanity metrics, and miss the fundamental truth that AI amplifies whatever you feed it. Anthony's work focuses on helping leaders think AI-first while automating last—ensuring they solve actual problems instead of creating faster chaos. He's the co-host of How to Founder podcast and holds over 25 patents in technology and consumer products. His approach is simple: question everything, simplify ruthlessly, then automate intelligently. Because the future doesn't belong to companies with the most sophisticated AI—it belongs to
those who know what problems are worth solving.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyfranco/

Timestamps:
00:01:16 - Episode Commences
00:03:38 - AI Entrepreneurship Through Serendipity
00:06:11 - AI's Role in Job Augmentation
00:10:17 - AI Implementation Challenges in Organizations  
00:18:26 - AI Adoption: Opportunities and Challenges
00:22:34 - AI Adoption and Competitive Advantage
00:27:49 - AI Adoption and Human Oversight
00:34:23 - AI Adoption for Competitive Advantage
00:38:49 - AI Language Models: Strengths and Adoption
00:44:21 - AI Integration in Education Discussion
00:41:54 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Tim Bradley explore how video marketing, AI tools, and emerging production technologies are transforming storytelling, B2B engagement, and content creation strategies.

About the Episode:

This episode delves into the evolution of video marketing, tracing its growth from early digital platforms to today’s AI-enhanced production workflows. Listeners will gain insight into how organizations balance creativity and technology, integrating tools like ChatGPT to streamline editing, story generation, and content delivery across platforms. The conversation highlights how immersive production tools, XR stages, and automation are transforming both efficiency and quality while maintaining authentic storytelling.

The discussion also examines the nuances of B2B versus consumer marketing cycles, showing how trust, ROI demonstration, and multi-stakeholder engagement shape strategy. Tim and Marc explore the parallels between digital transformation and AI adoption, emphasizing the importance of understanding technology’s role without compromising creativity or audience trust. Listeners will hear practical advice on leveraging AI responsibly, fostering internal creative cultures, and navigating ethical considerations in content generation.

About the Guest:

Tim Bradley is the Co-Founder of Pennant Video, a B2B-focused agency that has pioneered the Video Marketing TrifectaTM to power mid-funnel marketing strategies. With nearly two decades of experience in video marketing, Tim has partnered with leading B2B tech brands like Cisco, Hitachi, Philips and countless startups, bringing their stories to life with compelling video campaigns.

Tim has built an engaged following on LinkedIn by being relatable, authentic and authoritative, with equal parts actionable insights and compelling storytelling. (And the occasional dad joke.) He believes strongly in the power of community and mentoring, that connections mean more than just a numbers game, and that young creatives deserve the wisdom he’s gained over a long and ongoing creative career. His philosophy is simple: create meaningful connections through impactful stories that resonate and endure. Outside the office, Tim draws inspiration from his love of snowboarding, family, and the outdoors, channeling the focus, adaptability, and persistence honed on the slopes into navigating today’s competitive marketing landscape.

Website: https://www.pennant.video/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tim-bradley-pennant/

Timestamps:

00:01:07 - Episode Commences
00:03:10 - Digital Video Marketing Evolution   
00:10:11 - B2B vs Consumer Buying Cycles    
00:12:57 -  AI and Digital Transformation Parallels   
00:16:50 - AI Tools Transform Creative Workflow   
00:23:15 - Building Trust with AI Content   
00:30:49 - AI and XR in Video Production    
00:41:54 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Richard Kedziora explore how AI, wearables, and real-world health data are enabling personalized wellness, preventive care, and new insights into complex medical challenges.

About the Episode:

This episode explores the rapid evolution of personal health technology and how AI is revolutionizing preventive care, wellness, and chronic disease management. From wearables and continuous glucose monitoring to data-driven health insights, the discussion highlights the tools and approaches empowering individuals to take control of their health, while also emphasizing the importance of training healthcare providers to leverage these technologies effectively. Listeners will gain insight into the intersection of technology, real-world evidence, and medical research, including the challenges of translating innovative ideas into clinical trials and scalable solutions.

The conversation also covers emerging applications such as anosmia detection for early disease identification, rare disease treatment using AI, and the creation of global data repositories to normalize and compare research findings. Richard shares forward-looking perspectives on how AI and data aggregation will improve patient outcomes, streamline healthcare delivery, and accelerate innovation in the coming years. This episode offers a thought-provoking look at the transition from reactive sick-care to proactive, personalized health management.

Additionally, listeners will hear about practical steps for improving personal wellness, including leveraging existing technologies to track lifestyle, nutrition, and sleep. Richard’s insights underscore the value of combining individual accountability with societal-level changes, while exploring how AI can uncover patterns in health data that would otherwise remain hidden. This discussion provides actionable ideas for anyone interested in improving their health, developing new medical technologies, or understanding the future of healthcare innovation.

About the Guest:

Richard Kedziora is the co-founder of Estenda Solutions, a leading company specializing in custom software development, data analysis, and AI for healthcare and medical companies. With a remarkable journey spanning over 30 years, he possesses a deep understanding of designing, developing, and deploying successful projects. His extensive experience enables him to provide valuable guidance and innovative insights, resulting in cost-effective solutions that improve patient outcomes. Mr. Kedziora received his M.B.A. from West Chester University and a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from Duquesne University where he received the Excellence in Computer Science Award. He has spoken at numerous technical and healthcare conferences on a variety of topics and written or co-authored multiple articles focused on healthcare information technology, several published in peer-reviewed scientific journals. His work with clients has won multiple awards including a HIMSS Davies Award in 2017 and he recently received the Health 2.0 Outstanding Leadership Award.

Website: https://www.estenda.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rjkedziora/

Timestamps:

00:01:17 - Episode Commences
00:03:49 - Tech Entrepreneur's Journey in Digital Health  
00:06:34 - Advancements in Personal Health Technology   
00:20:46 -  Health Tech Innovation and Collaboration  
00:25:54 - Anosmia Research and Data Integration  
00:34:19 - AI and Wearables in Healthcare  
00:40:17 - Transition to Preventative Healthcare   
00:45:06 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Richard Savoie explore how AI, advanced optimization, and emerging technologies are transforming logistics, cutting emissions, and reshaping the future of global delivery systems.

About the Episode:

This episode dives deep into the evolution of logistics and the rapidly growing role of technology in reshaping how goods move across cities and continents. The discussion explores how optimization, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and emerging quantum capabilities are unlocking efficiencies that dramatically reduce cost, congestion, and emissions — especially in the notoriously expensive and complex last mile of delivery. The conversation also examines why certain hyped innovations like drones may not scale, while invisible infrastructure technologies are quietly delivering massive real-world impact.

Beyond technology, the episode looks at the economic, societal, and environmental stakes of modern logistics. From reducing urban pollution and health risks to addressing labor shortages and enabling smarter electrification strategies, logistics innovation sits at the center of sustainability, economic resilience, and city life. Listeners will gain a thoughtful, forward-looking understanding of why logistics matters more than ever, and how intelligent systems could redefine what “efficient delivery” truly means.

This episode also explores practical implications such as reducing parking congestion, improving fleet efficiency, and leveraging agentic AI to dynamically optimize delivery routes in real-time. By addressing both operational and environmental challenges, the conversation provides a compelling vision for the next decade of logistics, showing how AI and advanced computation can transform delivery networks at scale.

About the Guest:

Richard Savoie is the co-founder and CEO of Adiona, which uses AI to power millions of efficient, lowest-carbon deliveries around the world for brands such as Coca-Cola and Amazon. Richard is a sought-after speaker and thought leader on transport, mobility and AI.

Website: https://www.adionatech.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/richsavoie/

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Marc and Dr. Ewelina Kurtys explore how living neurons are being used to build radically new biocomputers, examining the technology’s origins, challenges, ethics, and potential to outperform traditional computing in energy efficiency and complex problem-solving.

About the Episode:

This episode dives into the emerging world of biocomputing — a field exploring how living neurons can serve as powerful, energy-efficient processors capable of learning, adapting, and solving complex problems in entirely new ways. The conversation traces how this field developed, from early entrepreneurial vision to today’s cutting-edge research happening across a small number of pioneering companies worldwide, including groundbreaking work taking place in Switzerland.

Listeners will hear about the promise of building central bioservers accessible remotely, how neurons dramatically outperform silicon chips in energy efficiency, and the technical challenges behind training living cell systems to behave like computational processors. The discussion also takes a forward-looking stance, exploring timelines, research milestones, commercialization paths, and why AI integration is essential to accelerating progress.

Beyond the technical story, the episode thoughtfully examines ethical considerations around using human-derived neurons, questions of potential consciousness, and how society might navigate regulation and responsibility as this technology evolves. The result is a fascinating preview of a possible future where biological and digital computing work side by side to power the next generation of intelligence.

About the Guest:

Dr. Ewelina Kurtys comes from a multidisciplinary background spanning pharmacy, biotechnology, and neuroscience, bringing together scientific expertise with a strong focus on real-world innovation. Her work centers on the development of biocomputing systems that use living neurons to process information, pushing the boundaries of how computers can be built and what they can achieve. She has played a key role in advancing research, patent development, and commercialization strategies in this emerging field. With experience bridging academic research and applied technology, she works closely with global partners and institutions exploring bioprocessing and neuron-based computing. Through her work, Ewelina continues to help shape the future of computing, energy efficiency, and human-machine intelligence.Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ewelinakurtys/

Timestamps:

00:01:14 - Episode Commences
00:03:26 - Biocomputing: Living Neurons in Tech
00:09:27 - Biocomputer Development With Living Neurons 
00:19:05 -  Neuron Survival in Biocomputer Research
00:21:16 - Biocomputing Research and Investment Plans
00:24:19 - Ethical Implications of Biocomputing Organoids
00:29:55 - Biocomputer Development and Algorithms
00:33:01 - Biocomputing and Remote Lab Collaboration
00:40:34 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Leon explore how talent acquisition has evolved in the age of remote work and AI, unpacking global hiring trends, recruiter expectations, and the future of work.

About the Episode:

Talent acquisition has changed dramatically over the past decade, shaped by globalization, remote work, and rapid advances in technology. In this episode, the conversation dives into how large enterprises structure their recruiting processes, how tools like applicant tracking systems and LinkedIn have reshaped hiring, and why recruiters today are expected to manage more complexity with fewer resources.

The discussion expands into global hiring trends, with a particular focus on Latin America as a fast-growing talent market. From cultural nuances and language skills to infrastructure challenges and onboarding remote employees, the episode highlights what organizations often overlook when hiring internationally and why doing it right can unlock massive advantages for both companies and candidates.

The episode also tackles the realities behind emerging technologies. While VR once promised to revolutionize remote collaboration and hiring experiences, its momentum has faded. In contrast, AI is already embedded across the talent acquisition lifecycle, raising important questions about fairness, efficiency, and how both recruiters and candidates can use these tools responsibly. The result is a forward-looking look at how hiring is evolving and what skills will matter most in the future.

About the Guest:

Leon Cartelli is a talent acquisition leader and mentor with over 15 years of experience building high-performing recruiting teams across startups and global organizations. He specializes in connecting talent strategy directly to business growth, spanning executive search, employer branding, candidate experience, and talent development. Leon brings a practical, real-world perspective shaped by leading talent initiatives across Latin America, North America, and globally. He believes hiring is only the beginning and that real impact comes from designing people journeys that engage and inspire at every stage. Through his work, Leon continues to build and mentor the next generation of recruiting excellence in a rapidly evolving global talent market.

Timestamps:

00:01:17 - Episode Commences
00:03:32 - Journey Into Corporate Talent Acquisition
00:06:46 - Evolution of Talent Acquisition Processes 
00:16:28 -  Global Talent Acquisition Trends
00:30:56 - VR's Decline in Remote Collaboration
00:33:36 - AI in Talent Acquisition Process
00:50:39 - AI's Impact on Recruitment Trends 
00:55:04 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Henry O’Connell explore how AI-driven vocal biomarkers are transforming mental health, neurological screening, and global access to healthcare.

About the Episode:

This episode explores the extraordinary rise of voice-based diagnostics and the future of AI-driven healthcare. Marc and Henry examine how speech and language biomarkers—once considered speculative—are now validated clinical tools capable of detecting anxiety, depression, cognitive impairment, and early neurodegenerative conditions with remarkable accuracy. The discussion highlights how these non-invasive assessments are being deployed in hospitals, clinics, pharmacies, and even remote regions across the world.

The conversation delves into breakthrough moments, from large-scale mental health assessments in Guatemala to the deployment of multilingual AI models capable of identifying emotional states across languages and dialects. Marc and Henry explore why sub-language vocal signals, controlled by the central nervous system, offer powerful insight into human health—far beyond what traditional word-based methods could achieve.

Looking forward, the episode expands into the role of multimodal data, real-time healthcare monitoring, and AI-powered decision support systems. Together, Marc and Henry imagine a healthcare future where early diagnosis becomes routine, access becomes global, and AI serves as a force multiplier for overburdened medical systems. This vision points toward a world in which advanced diagnostics become as accessible as a smartphone app.

About the Guest:

Henry O’Connell is the CEO and co-founder of Canary Speech, the leading AI-powered health tech company that uses real-time vocal biomarkers to screen for mental health and neurological disorders. Henry has more than twenty years of experience in technology company leadership, both private and public. He has served on the board of directors for several technology companies in the U.S. and internationally. Among his medical diagnostic and technology experience, Henry worked for Hewlett-Packard, Gibson and the National Institutes of Health in neurological research.

Website: https://canaryspeech.com/

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/henryjoconnell/

Timestamps:

00:01:09 - Episode Commences
00:02:38 - AI for Mental Health Insights 
00:09:48 -  Guatemala Mental Health Assessment Program  
00:15:11 - Emotion Analysis via Vocal Cues  
00:19:08 - Multilingual AI for Mental Health  
00:22:38 - Health Monitoring Tools Development  
00:29:14 - Vocal Biomarkers for Cognitive Health 
00:34:25 - Non-Invasive Vocal Biomarker Test  
00:39:02 - AI Healthcare Collaboration: Microsoft and Canary  
00:41:54 - AI's Transformative Impact on Healthcare
00:45:42 - Multimodal Diagnostics for Early Detection   
00:51:32 - Episode Concludes

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Marc and Craig explore the past, present, and future of cybersecurity, diving into industry evolution, AI-driven threats, workforce challenges, and how individuals and businesses can protect themselves in an increasingly hostile digital landscape.

About the Episode:

Cybersecurity has transformed dramatically over the past three decades, and this episode unpacks that evolution through the lens of real industry experience. The conversation covers how the field grew from niche firewall roles in the 90s to a vast, mature ecosystem of specialties, and why demand for security expertise has created a surge in fractional and virtual CISO services. Marc and Craig explore the global explosion of cybercrime, the rise of organized criminal networks, and the increasing use of AI to enhance phishing, automate attacks, and orchestrate sophisticated extortion operations.

The discussion also examines how traditional security practices are falling behind modern threats, from outdated password policies to ineffective punishment-based employee training. Craig explains why positive reinforcement, gamification, and continuous micro-learning are far more effective at building resilient organizations. The episode further dives into emerging challenges created by remote work, improper use of public AI tools, and the expanding dark-web ecosystem where stolen data circulates at massive scale.

Looking forward, Marc and Craig discuss how AI will reshape cybersecurity defenses, the limitations of automation in human-centric interactions, and the need for individuals to adopt proactive protections such as credit freezes, passkeys, and password managers. The episode ultimately highlights why cybersecurity literacy is becoming essential for everyone—not just experts—as digital threats grow more frequent, more sophisticated, and more deeply intertwined with daily life.

About the Guest:

Craig M. Taylor is a seasoned cybersecurity expert and entrepreneur with nearly 30 years of experience managing risk across industries—from Fortune 500 corporations to SMBs. As the Co-Founder and CISO of CyberHoot, he has pioneered a positive reinforcement approach to cybersecurity education, helping businesses eliminate risky behaviors and build a culture of security awareness.
Craig’s journey began with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (Honors) from the University of Guelph in 1994, blending an understanding of human behavior with the technical rigor of cybersecurity. Over his career, he has led enterprise security programs at Chase Paymentech, Vistaprint, and DXC Technology (formerly CSC), where he developed cutting-edge risk management frameworks, compliance programs, and cybersecurity roadmaps. His expertise spans incident response, governance, and security program development, making him a sought-after leader in the cybersecurity space.

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/craigmtaylor/

Timestamps:

00:01:09 - Episode Commences
00:03:38 - Cybersecurity Career Evolution Overview 
00:09:15 -  Cybersecurity's Growth and Challenges 
00:13:28 - Phishing and Password Security Insights 
00:17:09 - Sophisticated Cybercrime Operations 
00:21:11 - Ransomware Negotiation and Cyber Workforce 
00:24:27 - Positive Reinforcement in Cybersecurity Education
00:36:40 - AI's Transformative Impact on Work 
00:39:11 - Remote Work Cybersecurity Challenges 
00:42:59 - AI Security: Preventing Data Breaches
00:47:00 - Credit Freeze Protection Across Agencies  
00:50:57 - Episode Concludes

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