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Paula White's $1,000 Passover offer promises seven supernatural blessings and a crystal cross while Benny Hinn's screeners turned away a disabled child.

The tithe pitch asks for the first tenth of your gross income and credits 30 million pounds of food and a village in Israel to the donors, and the broadcast carrying it runs on RT. Benny Hinn's crusade intercepted Janice Brulotte and her eight-year-old daughter Grace, who could not walk because of a severe neuromuscular disorder, and sent them to their seats without so much as a prayer. Hank Kunneman waves his father's old gas station hat and credits God with falling gas prices, then cites a Flashpoint broadcast that supposedly prophesied Venezuela's oil being freed, which reads less like prophecy than a plan to loot a country. Kunneman also tells a crowd that a robed, bearded figure walked past him onstage on a Friday night, and names it Jesus Christ. Bill Mitchell's claim of absolute proof that internet panel polls oversample young voters collapses the moment anyone opens the RealClearPolitics aggregation of the Paxton-Talarico Texas Senate race, where Trafalgar Group, Emerson College Polling, Texas A&M, Siena College and Telemundo each publish their methodology one click away. His 5.1 GDP and lowest-crime-since-the-50s numbers meet the actual figures, his AI doomsday claims meet a software engineer who knows what the containment breaks at Meta, Anthropic and ChatGPT really were, and a Google News search for youth pastor answers the atheist panic on its own. Subscribe and leave a review.

0:00 - Paula White's tithe pitch, $1,000 Passover blessings, and microphone exorcisms
6:51 - Benny Hinn's screeners turn away Janice and Grace Brulotte, plus Paula White's marriages
10:57 - Hank Kunneman's gas price prophecy, Venezuela's oil, and Jesus appearing onstage
18:54 - Googling "youth pastor" versus "atheist" in the news, and Haley First's detrans conversion story
23:52 - Bill Mitchell says God's country guarantees Trump's win and calls his life redemption
35:02 - Bill Mitchell denies systemic racism, and the box-and-fence image explaining equity
37:30 - Bill Mitchell's "absolute proof" poll oversampling theory, and how polling averages actually work
39:59 - The jelly bean averaging principle and the Paxton-Talarico Texas Senate polling averages
42:52 - Bill Mitchell's "5.1 GDP, lowest crime since the 50s" economy claims, fact-checked
45:09 - Bill Mitchell predicts a 55-seat Senate blowout and warns of $7 gas under Democrats
49:05 - Bill Mitchell's AI doomsday claims versus a software engineer's take on containment breaks

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The universe's fine-tuning defeats atheism, Fox News argues, but the design analogy collapses the moment anyone asks who ever watched life get painted.

Brandon Carter's anthropic principle, presented in Krakow in 1973 for Copernicus's 500th birthday, never pointed where the article claims, and the Allan Sandage and Fred Hoyle quotes about a super intellect monkeying with physics prove nothing about Jesus walking on water. The article calls the multiverse untestable and fringe, and that concession costs atheism nothing, because "I don't know" survives the question intact. From there Kent Hovind's "Dr. Dino" doctorate traces back to Patriot Bible University, whose own admissions page sells a two-thousand-dollar PhD, mails the certificate from what looks like a small house, contradicts its own tuition figures page to page, and tells students an undergraduate course takes two to four weeks. The school's learning philosophy states outright that no beneficial understanding exists apart from a biblical understanding. Jack Hibbs waves the 1620 Mayflower Compact as America's birth certificate, 150 years before the Constitution, and lists Zohran Mamdani alongside Marx, Stalin, Lenin, Mao and Pol Pot. Abdul El-Sayed's comparison of Sharia to canon law gets answered with demands about Afghanistan and Iran. Robert Jeffress denies the separation clause exists and cites Vidal v. Girard's Executors, a case where the court upheld a will barring clergy from the school entirely. Every claim goes back to the record. Subscribe and drop your verdict in the comments.

0:22 - The Fox News fine-tuning argument, rebutted point by point
10:15 - The da Vinci sketch at the Getty: the fine-tuning argument's design analogy, rejected
14:20 - Jack Hibbs and Jesse Watters attack Abdul El-Sayed's Sharia-canon law comparison, rebutted
18:36 - Lorenzo Sewell's afraid-Christians-in-Dearborn claim and Hibbs's Mayflower Compact, rebutted
24:08 - Jack Hibbs's communist-missionaries rant and "I don't want you near my grandkids", condemned
31:39 - Kent Hovind's "Dr. Dino" doctorate traced to Patriot Bible University's $2,000 mail-order degrees
36:55 - Patriot Bible University's website picked apart: $2,500 doctorates in weeks, "read, write, reinforce"
42:11 - Patriot Bible University's mission and statement of faith, plus the curriculum going up for sale
45:20 - Robert Jeffress on the Democrat Party as evil, government regulations in heaven, and voting God's side
50:23 - Robert Jeffress on racism as a spiritual problem and denying the separation clause exists
55:00 - Robert Jeffress's Vidal v. Girard's Executors claim debunked: the court upheld the anti-clergy will

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Maine's Supreme Judicial Court backed Matthew Brideen's veto over Calvary Chapel after hell sermons gave 12-year-old Ava panic attacks.

Judge Jennifer Noffsinger's 18-page ruling documents what Emily Bickford hid from the girl's father: an anti-abortion protest disguised as a trip to the state capital, an overnight church retreat with no phone contact, and a baptism he only learned about from a third party. The medical record does the rest of the damage, since Bickford rejected COVID and flu shots, fought the HPV vaccine, refused the proper antibiotics for Ava's pneumonia until a doctor found something she would allow, and called mental health care a hoax while insisting prayer would fix her daughter's anxiety. Pastor Travis Kerry then used the pulpit to cast Brideen as an enemy persecuting the church, and the judge transcribed six minutes of that prayer into her ruling. Cult expert Janja Lalich never called Calvary Chapel a cult, though Liberty Counsel and Mat Staver told The Christian Post she did, along with claims that Ava was banned from reading the Bible and that a lowercase "god" exposed judicial hostility to religion. Chief Justice Valerie Stanfill's unanimous opinion dismantles every one of those distortions. Kent Hovind's "Dr. Dino" doctorate traces back to Patriot Bible University's $2,000 mail-order certificates, and Kandiss Taylor's flat earth rant lands right after she complains about people who choose to be stupid. Subscribe and leave a review.

0:00 - Maine court lets Matthew Brideen block daughter Ava from Emily Bickford's Calvary Chapel
5:40 - Cult expert Janja Lalich testifies Emily Bickford's church is cult-like; baptizing minors should be illegal
11:02 - Emily Bickford's anti-vax and anti-medicine turn: Ava's pneumonia, HPV shot and anxiety dismissed
13:12 - Pastor Travis Kerry's pulpit prayer against Matthew Brideen, transcribed by the judge as inappropriate
19:47 - Judge gives Matthew Brideen final say over Ava's health care and Calvary Chapel attendance
24:22 - Liberty Counsel and Mat Staver distort the ruling; Maine Supreme Judicial Court rules unanimously for Brideen
36:13 - Kent Hovind's Dr. Dino PhD traced to Patriot Bible University's $2,000 mail-order degrees
37:45 - Kandiss Taylor's Twitter rant about "ignorant" people who choose to be stupid
38:56 - Kandiss Taylor's flat earth rant and the parody video mocking it
41:44 - Kandiss Taylor's nine-year-old's "paycheck for free" tweet and the literacy takedown it invites
42:58 - Time on EBT and Kandiss Taylor's "liberal white women are destroying America"
46:43 - The Lindsay Clancy case and the right's claim that the left supports a child killer

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Josh Howerton's Lakepointe Church runs 400 AI facial-recognition cameras on its own staff while he preaches against mass surveillance.

The Coram AI system Lakepointe bought advertises that it identifies persons of interest, tracks license plates and enforces compliance, and insiders count those 400-plus cameras on the Rockwall campus alone, sitting in most staff offices under a rationale of catching infidelity. Howerton answers the criticism by telling critics to pick a lane, but his own podcast episodes denounce China and North Korea for doing exactly this, and his staff quietly delete Instagram comments asking whether the church used Generous for its $225 million fundraising ask. The same pastor tells his congregation that not voting commits passive rebellion against God, which reads as a sin declaration aimed at anyone who skips Donald Trump. Brenden Dilley, who built the "So God Made Trump" meme video Trump posted about himself, admits on camera that information doesn't have to be true, it just has to go viral, and a 2023 clip catches him promising a hidden group of armed people will wipe out everyone on the left in under an hour. Lou Engle blows the trumpet for a 21-day fast behind Victor Marx, crowns Eileen Marx a potential first lady, prays for a hundred thousand LGBT conversions with healings of AIDS, and pins a Jezebel spirit on the Democratic Party. A run of genuinely funny VHS Dates clips opens the episode first. Subscribe and leave a comment.

3:41 - Carrie's dating tape: a serious man with money, and Lou Diamond Phillips
5:02 - Another VHS Dates woman: no man with cancer, and her music boxes want her married
6:00 - Joyce Carlisle's "I will not get divorced a third time" and the bacon-frying grandpa advice
12:59 - "So God Made Trump": Brenden Dilley's meme video, absurd line by line
18:03 - Brenden Dilley's own clips: "doesn't have to be true, just has to go viral" and the under-an-hour massacre threat
23:32 - Lou Engle's fast for Victor Marx, his AIDS-healing prophecy, and Eileen Marx as "potential first lady"
28:32 - Lou Engle's 100,000 LGBT conversion prayer and his "40-day war" with the Jezebel spirit
33:50 - Ad break: the book God's People: Christian Nationalism in the Third Reich, and Was Hitler an Atheist
34:46 - Josh Howerton's 400 AI surveillance cameras, his stolen wedding-night joke and plagiarized apology
39:31 - Coram AI's facial recognition at Lakepointe: 400 cameras tracking "bad actors" and enforcing compliance
41:49 - Josh Howerton's "pick a lane" response, cameras in staff offices, and deleted Generous comments
45:15 - Josh Howerton calls not voting for Donald Trump passive rebellion against God

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Lance Wallnau claims Trump is handing local churches $1.3 trillion in frozen USAID money so Christians can buy converts.

The self-described prophet pitches the workaround openly: build a charity that requires church attendance, and federal dollars follow the gospel through the door. Hemant Mehta's reporting on the Trump administration's $2 billion in faith-based grants traces where the money actually lands, from World Vision and Compassion International to Franklin Graham's Samaritan's Purse, which took roughly $94 million in past government funding and then walked away from a $300 million award after resigning from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability. Michele Bachmann's new show Israel Live insists Gaza's population has grown and that Gazans eat over 3,000 calories a day, so no genocide is possible. Both claims get followed to their sources: the population figures come from old CIA World Factbook projections built on pre-war models, and the calorie number comes from an Israeli study measuring energy supply at border crossings between January and July 2024, divided by the pre-October 7th population. Aaron Zimmerman's UN resolution tally and the definition he reads aloud both undercut the argument he makes with them. A Christian camp evicted from Burning Man blames Satan, while the organizers, journalist Trevor Hughes and a parent near Kidsville describe filming without consent, tub baptisms and Jesus figurines pushed on children. An AI-slop Facebook page demands atheists explain six things, and its 40-year-old Michael Denton citation collapses on contact. Subscribe and leave a review.

0:22 - Lance Wallnau claims Trump is redirecting $1.3 trillion in frozen USAID money to churches
5:47 - Franklin Graham turns down $300 million as Wallnau promises the money buys converts
17:40 - Michele Bachmann's Israel Live claims that Gaza's population grew and Gazans eat 3,000 calories a day
21:48 - Bachmann's 3,000-calorie claim traced to an Israeli study that measures border crossings, not mouths
24:33 - Bachmann and Zimmerman's genocide-denial case: UN resolution counts and Gaza's growing population
39:13 - A Christian group gets kicked out of Burning Man and claims persecution
41:28 - Hemant Mehta's article: the camp was evicted for filming people without consent
44:10 - Trevor Hughes and SFGATE detail aggressive proselytizing, tub baptisms, and pressuring kids near Kidsville
48:44 - Shift the Atmosphere's exit videos: injury claims, "radical inclusion," and gear left behind
51:41 - "Christianity was never the problem": other Christians stayed, and the good-equals-Christian trope
55:48 - The "Intelligent Design" Facebook page's six things atheists must explain, rebutted
1:03:18 - "Evolution: a theory in crisis" and Michael Denton's 40-year-old book, debunked

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Janet Porter's war-on-Christmas sitcom builds a whole episode around an HOA fining her nativity scene, and none of it happens in real life.

What a Girl Wants ran one season on the Christian Broadcasting Network, and its eighth episode stacks every persecution fantasy at once: a homeowners association head who answers Merry Christmas with happy holidays, a $50 violation notice for a manger on the lawn, and a ten-minute dream sequence where a man named Jeffrey watches his own birthday party hand out presents to everyone but him so viewers feel how Jesus supposedly feels. Jesus then walks into the frame to explain the metaphor, in case the smiley faces did not land. Janet Porter, the lawyer who wrote the first heartbeat bill, cast herself opposite a boyfriend who keeps dodging her invitations and tries to bar her from his office Christmas party. Mat Staver of Liberty Counsel turns up twice: once defending the nativity display for free, and once relaying secondhand tales of unvaccinated women bleeding after standing near vaccinated relatives. Janice's claim that the Soviet Union coined "politically correct" collapses against the record — Justice James Wilson used the phrase in Chisholm v. Georgia in 1793, and The New York Times applied it to Nazi press policy in 1934. The Hotze Health and Wellness Center and the Timothy Plan bankroll the whole thing between scenes. Subscribe for more of this.

0:22 - Reviewing the Christian Broadcasting Network sitcom What a Girl Wants and its war-on-Christmas episode
6:55 - Michael's family Christmas card and the church-on-Christmas argument
10:22 - Michael bars Janet from his office Christmas party until the guests shame him
15:59 - Janet Porter's neighbor Jeff, the homeowners association head, and the nativity scene plan
19:53 - Steve Hotze's health and wellness center ad interrupts the show
20:56 - The Christmas movie dream sequence where Jesus is ignored on his birthday, plus a Good Will Hunting detour
27:50 - Jeff's dream ends with Jesus appearing and the "Jesus-mess" Christmas lesson
40:00 - The Timothy Plan "biblically responsible investing" ad and a usury joke
41:43 - Neighbor Hal's Hanukkah greeting, the HOA nativity feud, and Michael's "Merry Christmas Snowflakes" Trump shirt
44:52 - Karen's HOA phone threat over the nativity scene and the "Communist Karen" office Christmas party
50:58 - Mat Staver's menstrual-cycle vaccine "shedding" claims and Liberty Counsel's free HOA defense
53:08 - Michael's office Christmas party, Candice mix-ups, and Janice's debunked "politically correct" Soviet origin claim
1:04:08 - A woman harasses a 15-year-old outside a mosque, claiming freedom of religion but a Christian country
1:10:14 - MAGA callers: a 32-year Trump dynasty and votes beamed to satellites and back as Biden's

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Erica Anderson's Federalist piece brands Dolly Parton's inclusive faith as a False Gospel, a claim that ignores her decades of non-judgmental advocacy.

Michael, a current Mormon, claims mormons arent responsible for the curse of Ham narrative by blaming Southern Protestantism rather than LDS doctrine, exposing the racial bias Brigham Young imported from his upbringing. then, we dissect the absurdity of AI-generated worship songs for Elon Musk and Shane Vaughn, highlighting how these tools empower grifters to mass-produce cultic content. Phil Arms' 2000 book, Pokémon and Harry Potter, A Fatal Attraction, reveals the Satanic Panic era's insanity as he labels a children's game a demonic indoctrination machine. His son’s reaction to these texts, where he bags his toys as evil artifacts, illustrates the real-world damage of such paranoid messaging. The video concludes by exposing how AI allows scam artists to exploit gullible audiences, leaving the viewer to question the genuine intent behind such manufactured spiritual outrage.

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0:00 - The Federalist's Dolly Parton False Gospel claim, rebutted
12:22 - The curse of Ham on Black people, traced to Southern Protestantism
20:44 - The Elon Musk fan song, mocked as Trump cult product and a Tesla lie
26:53 - Shane Vaughn's AI song calling Donald Trump the son of man, and mass-produced AI books
33:55 - The Good Liars trolling: the Great Britain 125-year claim and the King Charles QAnon meme
48:22 - Phil Arms calling Pokémon "heinous, corrupt" and a "cultic symbol machine"
1:11:55 - David Benoit, the creator's Bible conference days, and the Satanic Panic Era
1:12:43 - The creator's son picks up the two books David Benoit gave him
1:13:09 - Philip's garbage bag of devil toys and the dad's Pokémon problems

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Bannon promises prison for himself and everyone in the room if Republicans lose the midterms, and he means it.

Steve Bannon's own audio does the work here: the call to codify Trump's executive orders past the Senate's structural barriers, the boast that Lindsey Graham and the self-described constitutionalists are being talked into a maximalist strategy before the chance disappears forever, and the flat admission that a loss in 2028 sends people to federal prison. Ralph Reed's turnout warning confirms the panic, with 12.6 million Democrats voting in primaries against 8.6 million Republicans and Georgia Democrats outvoting Republicans in a gubernatorial primary for the first time in 24 years. The Arrow Cross Party in Hungary shows what usually happens to the people who dismantle a government and then lose it. The episode follows the same panic into the anti-Muslim campaign: Greg Abbott and Ken Paxton open investigations into Muslim institutions across Texas, state Representative Allen Schoolcraft plans to redefine what counts as a religion so Islam falls outside it, Andy Ogles posts anti-Muslim content more than a hundred times, and Texas and Florida brand the Council on American-Islamic Relations a terrorist group. A 1940s US Army film called Don't Be a Sucker explains the method better than any commentary can. Sean Duffy caps it by telling his daughter Paloma that Harvard would corrupt her mind, a restriction Catholicism never asked for. Subscribe and drop your take in the comments.

1:12 - Trump's second term as dictatorship, and Bannon's prison warning if Republicans lose the midterms
4:51 - Bannon's maximalist push to codify Trump's executive orders and bypass the Senate
8:12 - EW Jackson praises President Trump as a tremendous but imperfect president, and the creator says Republicans are finished
8:56 - Socialism explained via SpaceX shares, and EW Jackson's godless sexually deviant America warning
14:46 - Turnout numbers, the coming midterms, and what happened to the Arrow Cross Party in Hungary
18:01 - Flashpoint's racist claims about the Middle East, Iran and Islam, called out
21:47 - Texas Republicans and white evangelical Christians harassing Muslims, and Republican talk of banning Islam
22:57 - Media coverage as accelerant: CNN's Middle Eastern child marriage reporting, Texas mosque harassment, and Don't Be a Sucker
29:11 - Republicans label CAIR terrorists, Sean Foitt's fake march, and the Christian double standard
32:34 - Sean Feucht's Charlie Kirk song, "Y'all Qaeda," and John Cornyn's no-Sharia-law campaign promise
34:29 - Texas Republicans move to define Islam out of religion, plus Andy Ogles anti-Muslim posts
50:12 - Sean Duffy's reality TV show: forbidding daughter Paloma from Harvard over Catholicism and faith
54:44 - Promotion of the book God's People: Christian Nationalism in the Third Reich
55:30 - Sean Duffy fears Paloma at Harvard; Trump's 2025 war on Harvard and propaganda vs. education

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Jeffrey Jackson calls Jehovah's Witnesses the most moral group on earth while a Pennsylvania grand jury indicts five of them for child abuse.

The two witness rule did the damage: elders demanded two eyewitnesses to an act nobody witnesses, the Old Testament passage it came from explicitly excluded gross criminal conduct, and the 1990s loosening to two victims of separate events still let accused abusers relocate to a new congregation with a clean slate. Court records exposed the blue folder holding roughly 25,000 names. The same elders manual that forbade reporting abuse to police for about 60 years, until the policy shifted around 2019, instructed congregations to build friendly relationships with those very police for fires, burglaries and harassment — the contradiction names the motive, which was protecting Jehovah's name from reproach. Jackson's talk answers all of it by comparing the organization to Jesus before a Roman judge who caved to political pressure, illustrated with a cartoon soccer bribe. The Pennsylvania announcement destroys that framing: every defendant and every victim came from the same religious organization, and some defendants used their faith communities to reach the children they targeted. The second half runs the 1948 Army Signal Corps film Don't Be a Sucker, which watched a Nazi speaker split five Germans into rival groups, traced Hunts from master-race flattery to a patch of Normandy, and warned that America is minorities — an argument Hitler's race horse theory, endorsed today by Trump, still contradicts. Subscribe and leave a comment.

0:46 - Jeffrey Jackson's morality claim rebutted: the two witness rule, unreported abuse and the blue folder
6:30 - Promotion of the book God's People: Christian Nationalism in the Third Reich
6:52 - Jesus taken to court, corruption in soccer, and worldly judges caving to political pressure
10:00 - Pennsylvania grand jury presentments against five Jehovah's Witnesses, and the persecution-like-Jesus claim rebutted
12:43 - Don't Be a Sucker: the Army Pictorial Service Signal Corps film on America, Germany and immigration
18:00 - Racist propaganda in the pamphlet scene: "without Negroes, Catholics, foreigners" and how division gets taught
21:40 - Promotion of the book God's People: Christian Nationalism in the Third Reich
22:07 - The Hungarian-born professor, the Arrow Cross, Father Kuhn, and Hitler-Trump race horse theory
41:41 - Owen Morgan mocks the Aryan ideal: Gerbos, Gurring and Rudolf Hess against tall, blond, blue-eyed
42:55 - The Aryan race and master race have no scientific basis
43:24 - The 1948 film's claim: no master race, judge each man as an individual
45:39 - How the Nazis silenced dissent in Germany and why standing together could have stopped it
46:37 - How the bets paid off: Karl, Heinrich and Hunts dead from Moscow to Normandy
49:26 - America is minorities: the film's closing case for defending every group's freedom, and the Republican Party's turn against democracy
52:02 - Nationalism versus patriotism: buying cleats or poisoning the quarterback, and America's fake flag-waving patriots

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Katie Sousa's new book claims aliens harvested her eggs to breed a hybrid named Starburst, and Trinity Broadcasting Network airs her show anyway.
0:19 - Katie Souza's claim that aliens harvested her eggs to create a hybrid named Starburst
20:57 - Christian nationalists like Andrew Wommack and Monty Fritz calling to outlaw Islam
30:48 - The Satanic Temple's Iowa Capitol holiday display and the ACLU discrimination lawsuit
57:50 - Mike Lindell's landslide loss in the Minnesota GOP gubernatorial primary and refusal to concede
1:05:54 - Mike Lindell's 'wireless monitoring device' stunt to expose supposedly rigged voting machines
Charisma Media's Star Gods sells Sousa's infertility and unexplained anger as evidence of alien abduction, and her $2 million-a-year prison-ministry-turned-television empire cashes in on it. JD Vance's demon theory and Trump's UAP disclosure directive get weighed against Hemant Mehta's and the Roys Report's fact-checking of Sousa's meth-manufacturing past and her invented Nazi and Illuminati family trauma. Andrew Wommack, Monty Fritz, and EW Jackson call Islam a political system instead of a religion, and their own words expose the strategy as a fundraising tactic borrowed from the 2012-era atheist YouTube wars rather than a principled stand. Iowa's Adam Steen blocks the Satanic Temple's holiday display for a third straight year while Governor Kim Reynolds calls it harmful to minors, and the ACLU's 2025 lawsuit lays out exactly how the state's own rule changes targeted one religion while sparing another. Mike Lindell loses the Minnesota GOP primary by eleven points and refuses to concede, blaming a wireless monitoring device that turns out to be a basic Wi-Fi scanner while hundreds of thousands of votes sit uncounted. Every claim gets checked against the record, every source gets named, and the money and the lies get traced back to where they actually come from. Subscribe for the next one.
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