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Jerusalem - 6 June 2025

1. Various of worshippers praying at mosque

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Rabea Al-Kharouf, Jerusalem resident:

“Today is Eid al-Adha, Al-Aqsa Mosque is sad in light of the current situation, because they did not allow our people in the West Bank to enter and come to perform the religious rituals that are favourite to God, as this place is dedicated to worship, to worship God, Glory be to God Almighty, so we ask God for imminent and urgent relief for this nation and that our God changes the situation to a better situation.”

3. Worshippers at compound after prayers

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Motasem Zaghloul, Jerusalem resident:

“Today is the blessed Eid al-Adha, we prayed in the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, but the joy is always incomplete without the beloved people of the West Bank and Gaza in particular. But we ask God to bring this Eid back to us and to the people of Gaza and the people of the West Bank with joy in the courtyards of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, because Al-Aqsa and the holidays without the beloved ones are not joyful and no one enjoys them.”

5. Various of Al-Aqsa mosque compound in Jerusalem’s Old City

STORYLINE:

Thousands of Muslim worshippers gathered in the Al Aqsa compound in Jerusalem early Friday to perform prayers marking Eid al-Adha, one of the biggest holidays of the Islamic calendar.

Known as the "Feast of Sacrifice," the revered observance coincides with the final rites of the annual hajj in Saudi Arabia. It's a joyous occasion, for which food is a hallmark.

Eid al-Adha commemorates the Quranic tale of Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice Ismail as an act of obedience to God.

Before he could carry out the sacrifice, God provided a ram as an offering. In the Christian and Jewish telling, Abraham is ordered to kill another son, Isaac.

Many Muslims celebrate the four-day feast by ritually slaughtering livestock and distributing the meat among family, friends and the needy.

The Eid comes as the war between Israel and Hamas rages on.

Israel’s military campaign -- over 600 days long -- has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, according to the Gaza Health Ministry, which does not say how many of the dead were civilians or combatants.

The offensive has destroyed large parts of Gaza and displaced around 90% of its population of roughly 2 million Palestinians.

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 10 October 2014

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1. Various of pro-democracy Hong Kong activist Joshua Wong, speaking on stage

2. Various of pro-democracy protesters

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 14 April 2016

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3. Wide of press conference announcing establishment of political party Demosisto

4. Mid of Wong, then-secretary general of Demosisto speaking

5. Mid of Demosisto core members chanting slogans

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 11 July 2020

6. Various of Wong campaigning in the street at a primary election

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 15 July 2020

7. Various of Wong and other pro-democracy activists who won the primary election, announcing their plans in a press conference

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ARCHIVE: Hong Kong - 2 March 2021

8. Wide of Wong being escorted out of a prison van

STORYLINE:

A prominent activist in Hong Kong, Joshua Wong, was charged Friday with conspiracy to commit collusion with foreign forces or external elements to endanger national security.

Wong was charged under a Beijing-imposed law that critics say has crushed Hong Kong's once-thriving pro-democracy movement.

It is the second time Wong has been charged under the sweeping national security law.

He was convicted in a separate subversion case linked to an unofficial primary election last year. He is serving a sentence of four years and eight months.

The prosecution accused Wong of conspiring with fellow activists to ask foreign countries, institutions, organizations and individuals outside of China to impose sanctions or blockades or engage in other hostile actions against the city or China.

They also said he seriously disrupted the formulation and implementation of laws and policies by the Chinese and Hong Kong governments, and that the act was likely to have serious consequences.

The prosecution didn't elaborate on the accusations in court. The charge carries a maximum penalty of life imprisonment.

After hearing the charge at court, Wong, who wore a blue shirt and was visibly thinner, said he “understood” the charge.

The case was adjourned to August.

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France - June 1944

1. Slate - "First Pictures - Invasion of France"

2. Slate - "Official Pictures by Newsreel Correspondents, U.S. Signal Corps, Air Forces, Navy, Coast Guard and Canadian Film Unit."

3. Various views of planes dropping bombs and shooting at planes on the ground

4. Various ships with soldiers on board approaching coastline and firing guns

5. Various battle at sea

6. Various troops walking from ships onto land

7. Various captured German troops

8. Various wounded allied soldiers

STORYLINE:

Veterans were gathering Friday on the beaches of Normandy to mark the 81st anniversary of the D-Day landings — a pivotal moment of World War II that eventually led to the collapse of Adolf Hitler's regime.

Tens of thousands of onlookers are expected to attend the commemorations, which include parachute jumps, remembrance ceremonies, parades, and historical re-enactments.

Many will be there to cheer the ever-dwindling number of surviving veterans in their late 90s and older. All will remember the thousands who died.

The June 6, 1944, D-Day invasion of Nazi-occupied France used the largest-ever armada of ships, troops, planes and vehicles to breach Hitler’s defenses in western Europe. A total of 4,414 Allied troops were killed on D-Day itself.

In the ensuing Battle of Normandy, 73,000 Allied forces were killed and 153,000 wounded. The battle — and especially Allied bombings of French villages and cities — killed around 20,000 French civilians.

The exact German casualties are unknown, but historians estimate between 4,000 and 9,000 men were killed, wounded or missing during the D-Day invasion alone.

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Homs, Syria – 3 June 2025

1. Various of family sitting in living room

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yasmine al-Saleh, former resident of Rukban refugee camp: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT ++

“When I first entered my house my eyes welled up with tears. What can I say? It was a happiness that cannot be described. Even though our house is destroyed, and we have no money, and we are hungry, and we have debts, and my husband is old and can’t work, and I have kids — still, it’s a castle in my eyes.”

3. Various of al-Saleh washing floor outside her home

4. Various of al-Saleh washing dishes

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Yasmine al-Saleh, former resident of Rukban refugee camp: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON SHOT3 AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT4++

“Nothing was working (in the camp), not our homes and there was no water, everything was hard on us. We didn’t even have doctors. If you’re dying and you go see someone, they’ll just give you painkillers, that’s it. The camp was very, very miserable.”

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Homs, Syria – 3 June 2025

6. Various of destruction in Homs

7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Bakir al-Najim, former resident of Rukban refugee camp: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT8++

“After ten years of displacement we will celebrate Eid al-Adha back in our hometown. But we are upset because we are poor, we have no jobs, we have no food or drink to offer our (Eid) guests. Things are hard, our houses are destroyed, we’re in a deplorable state.”

8. Various of destruction in Homs

STORYLINE:

Yasmine al-Saleh has two occasions to celebrate this year: the Eid al-Adha holiday and her family’s return home after nine years in a notorious displacement camp in the Syrian desert.

True, the home they returned to, in the town of al-Qaryatayn in the eastern part of Syria’s Homs province, was damaged during the nearly 14 years of civil war.

Al-Saleh fears that even a small earthquake will bring it down on their heads.

Many of the surrounding buildings have collapsed.

“When I first entered my house my eyes welled up with tears. What can I say? It was a happiness that cannot be described,” al-Saleh said.

“Even though our house is destroyed, and we have no money, and we are hungry, and we have debts, and my husband is old and can’t work, and I have kids — still, it’s a castle in my eyes.”

Last month, the last families left Rukban, a camp on the borders with Jordan and Iraq that once housed tens of thousands of families who lived under a crippling siege for years.

People started gathering in Rukban in 2015, fleeing Islamic State militants and airstrikes by the U.S.-led coalition, Russia and the forces of then-Syrian President Bashar Assad.

Displacement camps became widespread in Syria during the war, but the situation in Rukban was particularly dire.

While the bulk of the camps sprung up in opposition-controlled areas in the country’s northwest, Rukban was hemmed in on all sides ... [truncated]

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Sarajevo, Bosnia - 6 June 2025

++CONTAINS NIGHT SHOTS++

1. Exterior of main mosque in Sarajevo, Gazi Husref-beg Mosque

2. Minaret of Gazi Husref-beg Mosque

3. Worshippers entering mosque

4. Various interiors as people enter for prayers

5. Various of worshippers praying inside mosque

6. Various of worshippers praying in outside courtyard

7. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian): Mirza Hajric, worshipper

"I feel good because this is a kind of spreading of love and respect that we in Bosnia and Herzegovina are used to. We grew up with that way of life, and I believe we should preserve it. In that sense, my message to everyone for Eid is that I wish everyone good health and pleasant days."

8. People walking in town after morning prayers

9. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian): Salko Daut, worshipper

"This is a sacred day. Truly the best kind of day, that’s how I feel. After the prayer, we are heading to our grandmother’s place for some coffee, and then we’ll see where the rest of the day takes us."

10. People walking

11. Wide of Gazi Husref-beg Mosque

STORYLINE:

Bosnia and Herzegovina's Muslim community marked Eid al-Adha on Friday by attending prayers.

Eid al-Adha, known as the “Feast of Sacrifice,” is one of the two most important holidays in the Muslim calendar, and coincides with the final rites of the annual Hajj in Saudi Arabia.

The holiday marks what Muslims believe is Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his own son, as an act of obedience to God.

At the last minute, they believe, God intervened, and gave Ibrahim a ram to sacrifice instead.

Locals gathered at Sarajevo's Gazi Husref-beg Mosque reflected on the holiday's significance.

"This is a kind of spreading of love and respect that we in Bosnia and Herzegovina are used to. We grew up with that way of life, and I believe we should preserve it," said Mirza Hajric.

Eid al-Adha is a joyous occasion, for which food is a hallmark.

Devout Muslims buy and slaughter sheep or cattle and distribute some meat to poor people.

AP video by Eldar Emric

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New Delhi, India – 5 June 2025

1. Various of trader pouring water on goat

2. Wide of trader Mohammad Ali Qureshi with goats for sale

3. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Mohammad Ali Qureshi, 72, livestock trader:

“Earlier the sale of goats was slow, now the goat market is good. Prices are on the higher side. Now our goats which used to sell for (Indian rupees) 50,000 are selling for 55 (thousand) to 56 (thousand).”

4. Trader and customers at market

5. Tracking shot of goats

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Srinagar, Indian-controlled Kashmir – 5 June 2025

6. Various of sheep at market

7. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Adnan (uses only one name), trader:

“The business we used to have is no longer the same, and the passion that buyers once had is also missing. That's why we think business is slow this year. But those who want to sacrifice an animal still do."

8. Adnan weighing sheep

9. Various of trader feeding goats

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Dhaka, Bangladesh – 5 June 2025

10. Various of cattle market

11. SOUNDBITE (Bangla) Delwar Hossain, cattle trader:

“Due to the political situation the market has somewhat slowed down. Prices are barely increasing. Every cattle trader here is incurring losses. We are not getting back the money it costs to raise and prepare a cow."

12. Various of cattle market

STORYLINE:

Temporary markets selling livestock for sacrifice have sprung up across India, Indian-controlled Kashmir and Bangladesh ahead of Eid al-Adha, or the Feast of Sacrifice as it is known.

It’s a joyous occasion and food is a key part of the celebrations.

Devout Muslims buy and slaughter animals and share two-thirds of the meat with the poor.

Eid al-Adha is one of the biggest Islamic holidays and commemorates the story of Prophet Ibrahim who was willing to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to God's command.

Muslims slaughter sheep, goats and cows as a demonstration of faith and remembrance of the Prophet Ibrahim's willingness to sacrifice his son, which was ultimately replaced by a ram.

As Eid al-Adha approaches, livestock prices have increased in New Delhi.

“Prices are on the higher side,” says cattle trader Mohammad Ali Qureshi, adding that goats which used to sell for 50,000 Indian rupees (US $580) are now selling for as much as 56,000 rupees (US $640).

The prices fluctuate from one market to another, and potential buyers are often seen negotiating for a better price.

In Indian-controlled Kashmir’s city of Srinagar, a livestock trader said that the markets were slow this year.

“The business we used to have is no longer the same, and the passion that buyers once had is also missing,” said Adnan.

In Dhaka, the capital city of Bangladesh, cattle trader Delwar Hossain said the livestock market was slow due to the political situation.

Eid al-Adha will be celebrated on Saturday in India and Bangladesh.

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Los Angeles - 5 June 2025

1. Low rider cars lined up for War's Walk of Fame ceremony

2. Covered Walk of Fame star

3. War Hollywood Walk of Fame star revealed

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Lonnie Jordan, recording artist:

"I'm energized from their vibes, and this is like a rare moment, in fact, this is the only moment and I love, I love the vibes. It's just, I mean, my adrenaline is running overtime, probably for a couple of days. Well, let's make it a year, because I'll be looking at this for a long time on my wall.

5. Close up of War's Walk of Fame plaque

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Lonnie Jordan, recording artist:

"Of course you have the young I call 'Googlers,' the young kids who are curious about where our music came from, they know more about our history than we do. We only wrote the music but they know things that we've missed over a period of time. And so they hear a lot of samples. A lot of covers, and all of a sudden someone says, hey, that's War. No, it's not. That's De La Soul. No, no, it not. That's, you know, Shaggy. So finally they go online and they find out."

7. Close up of War's Walk of Fame star

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Lonnie Jordan, recording artist:

"We made some beautiful children, one named the 'Cisco Kid,' the other 'The World Is A Ghetto," the other 'Why Can't We Be Friends,' 'City, Country, City,' the list goes on, 'Me and Baby Brother.' I mean, those were our children. And our children are older now, and they're still playing on the radio or social media. So I'd like to thank all of you for supporting us. Being there for us. You put us here and I know you can take us out, our fans. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fans, and again, our Hollywood Walk of Fans. Thank you."

9. Lee Oskar plays "Low Rider" on harmonica

10. War sing "Why Can't We Be Friends"

11. Lonnie Jordan sings "Why Can't We Be Friends"

12. Lee Oskar sings "Why Can't We Be Friends"

13. Danny Trejo filming War singing on his iPhone

14. SOUNDBITE (English) George Lopez, actor:

"In 1984, when I first started doing comedy and I was traveling, I wasn't very good and on one of the radio stations they played "Low Rider" under my introduction and I used it to walk to the stage and it made me feel like I was home. And I've been very fortunate in my career to have done all the things that I've dreamt of, but also I want to let War know, you were the family that I didn't have, and the music that I could always rely on. And it means so much to me, it means so much."

15. George Lopez greets members of War

16. SOUNDBITE (English) George Lopez, actor:

"I also want to let my community know, and all the Chicanos and all the Latinos here, that we're going to get through this period, and we've gotten through all the periods, and we're valuable to this country. We deserve to be here as much as anyone else."

17. Danny Trejo and George Lopez watch the ceremony

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Karachi, Pakistan - 3 June 2025

1. Various top shots of cattle market set up before the Eid al-Adha holiday

2. Various of Jamshed Ali, a buyer, looking animal’s teeth to determine age

3. SOUNDBITE (urdu) Jamshed Ali, buyer:

"I came to the cattle market to buy a sacrificial animal in the range of 150,000 to 200,000 rupees (around $525–$705), but I haven’t been able to find one within that range. I’m really worried and don’t know what to do. Sacrificing an animal is done to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim, peace be upon him. I’m doing my best to purchase one, but the prices are just too high. Some animals are being sold for 900,000 to 1,000,000 rupees ($3,200–$3,550). How can a middle-class person afford a sacrificial animal on Eid al-Adha?"

4. Various of cows in the market

5. SOUNDBITE (Urdu ) Ahmed Murtaza, animal seller:

"Customers are not offering prices according to the market value of the animals. They’re offering less. For example, if an animal is worth 500,000 rupees ($1,750), they offer 350,000 ($1,250). We’ve worked hard to raise these animals all year. We fed them wheat, fruits, refined butter and jaggery to keep them healthy."

6. Various shots of animals being unloaded at the market

7. Various top shots of the goat section of cattle market

8. Various of goats eating greens

9.SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Ataullah Zaki Abro, market spokesman:

"This cattle market spans 1,200 acres. So far, more than 175,000 animals have been brought in to the market, and the market can accommodate up to 400,000 sacrificial animals. They're being brought in from different cities across the country, and this will continue until the end of Eid al-Adha."

10. Various top shots of camel section of cattle market

11. Various of Ghulam Shabbir making patterns on a camel’s back to make it attractive to customers

12. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Ghulam Shabbir, camel seller:

"I create these patterns on the camels to make them beautiful and attractive so they can be sold. I’ve worked hard on these designs and traveled from faraway areas. We care for the camels like our own children, feeding them well with wheat and milk. We make these designs so they can be sold for 1,000,000 to 1,200,000 rupees ($3,550–$4,300), and sometimes even for 2,000,000 ($7,100). We are poor people who come here to earn a livelihood for our children."

13. Various of camels at market

STORYLINE:

As the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha draws near, thousands of sacrificial animals are brought from different parts of the country to the cattle market in Pakistan's largest city of Karachi.

Buyers visit the market to purchase the animals prior to the holiday, as Muslims traditionally mark the Eid by offering special prayers and slaughtering livestock to commemorate Prophet Ibrahim’s test of faith.

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Cape Canaveral, Florida - 28 September 2024

1. Wide of launching pad

2. Med of astronauts inside Dragon capsule

3. Close of Dragon capsule on top of Falcon 9 rocket during launch countdown

4. Launch of rocket with capsule

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Space - 28 September 2024

5. Crew inside Dragon capsule en route to International Space Station

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International Space Station - 29 September 2024

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6. Various views of SpaceX Dragon capsule approaching International Space Station and docking

7. Docked capsule above Earth

8. Astronauts from Dragon capsule enter International Space Station

STORYLINE:

As President Donald Trump and Elon Musk argued on social media on Thursday, the world's richest man threatened to decommission a space capsule used to take astronauts and supplies to the International Space Station.

After Trump threatened to cut government contracts given to Musk's SpaceX rocket company and his Starlink internet satellite services, Musk responded via X that SpaceX "will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately.”

It's unclear how serious Musk's threat was. But the capsule, developed with the help of government contracts, is an important part of keeping the space station running. NASA also relies heavily on SpaceX for other programs including launching science missions and, later this decade, returning astronauts to the surface of the moon.

SpaceX is the only U.S. company capable right now of transporting crews to and from the space station, using its four-person Dragon capsules.

Boeing’s Starliner capsule has flown astronauts only once; last year’s test flight went so badly that the two NASA astronauts had to hitch a ride back to Earth via SpaceX in March, more than nine months after launching last June.

Starliner remains grounded as NASA decides whether to go with another test flight with cargo, rather than a crew.

SpaceX also uses a Dragon capsule for its own privately run missions. The next one of those is due to fly next week on a trip chartered by Axiom Space, a Houston company.

Cargo versions of the Dragon capsule are also used to ferry food and other supplies to the orbiting lab.

Russia’s Soyuz capsules are the only other means of getting crews to the space station right now.

The Soyuz capsules hold three people at a time. For now, each Soyuz launch carries two Russians and one NASA astronaut, and each SpaceX launch has one Russian on board under a barter system. That way, in an emergency requiring a capsule to return, there is always someone from the U.S. and Russia on board.

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Sarajevo, Bosnia - 4 June 2025

1. A replica yellow, three-wheeled vehicle, depicting Reliant Regal from BBC’s long-running sitcom Only Fools and Horses, driving in street

2. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Tarik Fatic, local businessman: ++STARTS ON SHOT 1++

”We are definitely the local version of the series, Del Boy and Rodney, both in physical appearance and events."

3. Businessmen Tarik and Mirnes Fatic standing by vehicle

4. Mirnes Fatic standing by vehicle

5. Tarik Fatic standing by vehicle

6. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnes Fatic, local businessman: ++STARTS SHOT 3 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 7++

”The reactions from people are incredible. They are taking pictures, filming, waving to us, sending us kisses, showing their kids, the kids are smiling. The feeling is incredible. We never expected this. We knew it would be interesting as it was interesting to us when we saw the car, but we never expected this kind of reaction from people.”

7. Various of replica yellow, three-wheeled vehicle

8. Fatic brothers driving

9. Decoration inside car

10. SOUNDBITE (Bosnian) Mirnes Fatic, local businessman: ++STARTS ON SHOT 8 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 11++

”The situation was the same for us as it was for them, a lot of ups and downs. Little less ups. It was down, down, down, then up, then down and then up, but we hope and believe that this time next year we will be millionaires.”

11. Various Tarik and Mirnes Fatic inside shop

STORYLINE:

There is an unmistakable air of Peckham these days in Bosnia’s capital, Sarajevo, as the legendary yellow three-wheeled van from the BBC’s long-running sitcom “Only Fools and Horses” cruises the city streets.

The little Reliant Regal was the trademark of the stars of the series — the irresistible Trotter brothers from Peckham, a working-class neighborhood in London.

In Bosnia, a replica belongs to the Fatic brothers, local businessmen who are crazy about the show.

The Fatics are dealers in home appliances, running a successful company with dozens of employees and a huge shop on the outskirts of Sarajevo.

Building the business, however, has resembled the ups and downs of the Peckham market traders Del Boy and Rodney Trotter, they say.

“We are definitely the local version of the series,” Tarik Fatic, the younger of the brothers, told The Associated Press.

The enormously popular BBC sitcom, which began in 1981, follows the lives of the Trotter brothers and their far-from-straightforward path from rags to riches.

Over the course of seven series and several Christmas specials, the Trotters tried various get-rich-quick schemes, buying low-quality or sometimes black-market goods and selling them at the market.

Many in Bosnia and in the wider Balkans easily identify with the Trotters' endless wheeling and dealing.

In the region that went through a series of wars in the 1990s, where the economy was shattered and remains deeply corrupt, the Trotter ways o... [truncated]

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