Wendy Williams - Biography Flash

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  • Wendy Williams: Breaking Free from Guardianship Prison
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    Wendy Williams is at the center of a whirlwind of headlines this week. Major news broke when she was officially cleared of her prior diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia and aphasia by Dr. Samuel Gandy at Mount Sinai, a reversal that shocked fans and relieved friends. Williams was elated and planned a celebratory dinner at New York’s trendy TUCCI restaurant, inviting close confidantes like comedian Luenell and her former show producer Suzanne Bass. Yet, she never made it out of her upscale assisted living facility’s memory care unit for that long-awaited evening. According to Page Six and TheGrio, Williams claims her court-appointed guardian Sabrina Morrissey may have fired her bodyguard and is deliberately keeping her isolated. Williams remains unable to leave her residence without explicit permission, sparking accusations of retaliation and “punishment” right after her improved diagnosis.
    Social media lit up as Williams’ supporters and celebrity friends posted messages demanding her independence, reigniting debates about conservatorship abuse. Williams herself spoke up, blasting the reality of her situation as “emotional abuse” and telling The Breakfast Club in a recent phone interview, “I feel like I'm in prison. This system is broken.” Her legal team has just filed for a hearing to terminate the guardianship, preparing for a potential jury trial if the initial request is denied. Her power of attorney, Joe Tacopina, says, “What should've been a safeguard became a system of control that limited her voice, her choices, and her dignity,” echoing what many fans are feeling about her ongoing struggle.
    In the midst of this drama, Williams made a rare public appearance at the annual WBLS Circle of Sisters event, marking her first time seen publicly since her health treatment. AOL and other outlets described her as “sparkling,” drawing attention both for her poise and for the mystery of her restricted life. She’s scheduled to make a major national TV debut after years away, joining The View for a telephone interview in March, a move widely interpreted as signaling her intent to reclaim her media presence.
    Business-wise, the latest figures peg Williams’ net worth around 5 million dollars according to recent public reports, although she remains unable to directly control her finances amid the guardianship. While rumors swirl online about possible project announcements and fans speculate about her TV comeback, no verified new ventures have surfaced.
    Biographically, this week could prove pivotal not just for Wendy Williams, but for the broader conversation on celebrity guardianships. If she wins her day in court, her story could set precedent. For now, her fight is unfolding both in legal filings and in the court of public opinion, with media, fans, and advocates closely watching every move.
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    4 min
  • Wendy Williams' Shocking Diagnosis Reversal: Fighting for Freedom
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    Wendy Williams is once again dominating headlines after several dramatic developments over the past days that could reshape her public and personal narrative for years to come. According to Pix 11 News and reported widely across entertainment media, Williams was recently cleared of her prior frontotemporal dementia diagnosis by a neurologist at Mount Sinai, Dr. Samuel Gandy. Mounting independent neurological tests showed Williams does not have dementia, challenging the central claim that justified her being placed under restrictive court-ordered guardianship in 2022, managed since then by Sabrina Morrissey. This reversal is of enormous potential significance for the former talk show queen, whose every move has seemed under a cloud of control and whispered controversy in recent years.
    The public reaction has been fierce. Williams’ supporters, including outspoken comedian Luenell and former “Wendy” show producer Suzanne Bass, were set to join her for a celebratory dinner in New York, but sources told Page Six and The Grio that Wendy never made it—allegedly because she was unable to reach her bodyguard, who must be present for her to leave her facility. Williams now openly suspects retaliation by her guardian in light of her new diagnosis, telling The Breakfast Club in a phone interview, “I am not cognitively impaired. But I feel like I am in prison. This system is broken.” Legal efforts to terminate the guardianship are reportedly underway, with her lawyers ready to request a jury trial if a judge will not end the court arrangement.
    Williams broke her rare public silence by making a surprise, warmly received appearance at New York Fashion Week—her first in six years—where she was met by fans and press according to a report from AOL. This follows her being seen in public for the first time in 17 months, suggesting a possible shift in Williams’ public visibility as her health battles are challenged and reshaped by new facts.
    In another media milestone, Wendy is scheduled for a telephone interview on The View, marking her first national TV appearance in several years, per IMDb and Just Jared. The interview will surely address her health, fight for autonomy, and the “guardianship drama” that has sidetracked her public life.
    While some social media chatter speculates about darker industry machinations and the possibility that Williams’ original diagnosis was deliberately falsified, these remain unconfirmed and from non-traditional news outlets. However, the rapid shift in medical opinion and legal posture following headline-grabbing court battles—such as the judge previously upholding the guardianship in August, reported by Jhu Innovations, now potentially reversing course—has added ample fuel for speculation and activism among Williams’ fans.
    On the business front, Williams’ net worth is estimated at around five million dollars, according to analysis from Mabumbe and other celebrity finance sourc
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    5 min
  • Wendy Williams Vindicated: Misdiagnosis Scandal Rocks Entertainment World
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    It has been a stunning and emotional week for Wendy Williams, and her story is once again leading major entertainment headlines as new medical findings have completely upended the narrative that has surrounded her for the past three years. According to TMZ and confirmed by BET, a top New York neurologist has now determined that Wendy does **not** have frontotemporal dementia, reversing the diagnosis that led to her restrictive court-ordered guardianship. This news is remarkable, as experts widely agree that frontotemporal dementia is typically progressive and irreversible, so to see someone reportedly recover or be found misdiagnosed is almost unheard of. Williams’ legal team, led by powerhouse lawyer Joe Tacopina, is preparing to file court documents within weeks to end the guardianship entirely. If the judge does not agree, they intend to seek a jury trial, a bold and rare move that could finally put Wendy’s fate back in her own hands, according to BlackAmericaWeb and WCCB Charlotte.
    Social media has erupted with support and outrage, with fans and commentators on platforms like X and Instagram saying things like Wendy “had years of her life stolen because of a lie” and calling for her immediate freedom. Chatter is especially intense because Williams, who has spent the last three years in a supervised facility and away from much of the public and her family, has appeared coherent and strong in her recent outings—most notably during her surprise appearance at the WBLS Circle of Sisters event in New York just last week, her first public appearance since treatment. Photos from that event are everywhere and show her looking vibrant and fashion-forward, a reminder of the Wendy who dominated daytime television for over a decade before her health spiraled in 2022.
    EntertainmentNow and Page Six both reported that the neurologist’s test results have already been submitted to Williams’s attorneys, and insiders described the findings as “vindication” for Wendy, who’s always maintained that she never had a cognitive impairment. The legal guardianship, which handed control over her personal and business life to others, may soon be the subject of a dramatic courtroom showdown. Williams herself reportedly feels “imprisoned” by the arrangement and is eager to regain her independence and rebuild her career.
    As of today, Wendy Williams’ attorneys are racing to get a court hearing or potential trial, and the case is certain to be watched far beyond the celebrity news cycle. For now, the overwhelming sentiment on social media and in the entertainment press is that this could mark the beginning of Wendy’s long-awaited comeback. If the court sides with her legal team, it would not only be a headline-making win for the former queen of daytime but a landmark case in how well-known figures are protected—or controlled—when their health is questioned. As the headlines everywhere are saying this week: “Wendy Williams C
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    4 min
  • Wendy Williams' Shocking Diagnosis Reversal: The Fight to Free Her from Guardianship
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    Wendy Williams has just been thrust back into the headlines with what could be a transformative development in her personal and legal battles. Multiple reputable outlets including TMZ and People magazine report that after a thorough neurological evaluation in New York last month, Wendy Williams does not have frontotemporal dementia—a diagnosis that has kept her under strict guardianship for more than three years. This shocking medical reversal comes after years of speculation surrounding her mental health and autonomy, raising immediate questions about the legitimacy of the guardianship imposed when her bank flagged concerns over potential financial exploitation. Her legal team, led by powerhouse attorney Joe Tacopina, has confirmed plans to file papers seeking her release from guardianship within weeks. Should the request be denied by the judge, Tacopina will push for a jury trial to “free Wendy,” a move that could set precedent for how guardianships over public figures are scrutinized in the future.
    The fallout online was swift and fierce, with hashtags like #FreeWendy and #JusticeForWendyWilliams dominating social media platforms. Fans and pop culture commentators accused the guardianship of being a restrictive “setup” and compared her ordeal to Britney Spears’ now infamous conservatorship. Influencers and Twitter personality accounts voiced outrage, some demanding investigations into the doctors and judges responsible for the initial diagnosis, while others argued that Wendy had been robbed of years of her life and career for no legitimate medical reason. Across outlets such as PopBase and PopCrave, the conversation surged, positioning Wendy as a symbol of resilience and wrongful confinement in the entertainment industry.
    Williams had been largely absent from public life, but made a splashy surprise appearance at Bach Mai’s show during New York Fashion Week in early fall, her first major outing in months, telling TMZ she “felt like a zillion dollars.” Despite this strong showing, she remains under heavy supervision—her guardian restricts much of her freedom and controls her finances, from legal proceedings to the sale of her New York City apartment. The courts have extended oversight into other areas, most recently ordering Wendy to testify at a deposition regarding a lawsuit over her documentary, despite her mental health being cited as a reason for her guardianship. In one telling episode, the court allowed her to do so remotely after she reportedly aced a mental capacity test earlier in the year, scoring a perfect 10 out of 10.
    Wendy’s journey thus remains a matter of intense public fascination and concern. With fresh medical evidence in hand, she may finally have the chance to regain control over her life and career. The next steps in her legal battle are poised to have lasting implications not only for her biography but for debates about guardianship and civil rights for celebrities
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    4 min
  • Wendy Williams' Shocking Diagnosis Reversal: #FreeWendy Movement Gains Momentum
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    The past several days have brought a stunning reversal to the saga surrounding Wendy Williams and her widely publicized health and legal battles. According to TMZ, Williams was recently re-examined by a leading neurologist in New York who concluded that she does not, in fact, have frontotemporal dementia—contradicting the diagnosis that has kept her under a restrictive court-ordered guardianship since 2022. This news, echoed by Page Six and confirmed by her legal team, is seismic: it suggests that the very foundation of her loss of freedom and finances may have been a misdiagnosis.
    Reports swirling in Entertainment Now and HelloBeautiful highlight that her doctors have now “walked back” the cognitive impairment claims, with her attorneys preparing to file for the immediate termination of her guardianship. If they meet resistance, Williams’ high-profile lawyer Joe Tacopina is reportedly prepared to take the issue to a jury trial—something virtually unprecedented in celebrity guardianship cases. TMZ’s coverage is especially pointed, decrying the system that kept Williams in a residential care facility, draining twenty thousand dollars a month from her accounts, and questioning why her finances and legal situation remain so closely guarded from public and sometimes even legal scrutiny.
    This abrupt about-face comes nearly two years after her care team announced she had both primary progressive aphasia and frontotemporal dementia—a revelation that led to her ouster from public life and spurred widespread headlines branding her as lost to illness. Over the past year, Williams has described her guardianship as “emotional abuse” in interviews with The Guardian and NewsNation and has fought for more control, claiming that she remains lucid and capable.
    Most notably, her new medical results have dominated news cycles, leading outlets like Black America Web and Rolling Out to call out potential “guardian lies” after these findings. Her rare public appearance at New York Fashion Week this fall served as an early hint that her condition was far more stable than previously portrayed; witnesses reported Williams looking vibrant, telling TMZ, “I feel like a zillion dollars!” Later, she attended a prominent wedding for attorney Chris and Emma White, marking a gradual return to public life.
    Social media is abuzz with the hashtag #FreeWendy gaining renewed traction as fans and watchdogs clamor for her independence and justice. Still, experts caution in the press that frontotemporal dementia is rarely misdiagnosed or reversed, and the courts may want further substantiation before granting her full freedom.
    If the challenge succeeds, this week could go down as one of the most significant turning points in Wendy Williams’ biography, possibly allowing her to reclaim both her narrative and her career—an extraordinary twist for a media icon whose personal life has never strayed far from the headlines.
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    4 min
  • Wendy Williams: Met Gala Dreams, Guardianship Battles, and the Fight for Freedom
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    Wendy Williams has made headlines this past week with a flurry of public appearances, renewed social aspirations, and renewed debate over her Guardianship. Most notably, Williams is said to be campaigning hard for a coveted Met Gala invitation from Vogue’s Anna Wintour. RadarOnline.com reports that Williams, desperate to retake her place in high fashion’s inner circle, has been making appearances at shows like Dennis Basso and LaQuan Smith, determined to remind industry insiders she still belongs. Unfortunately, ongoing health challenges—her diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia and aphasia—have made breaking through the Met’s famously tight guest list virtually impossible, with unnamed fashion stylists judging Williams as too risky for such an exclusive event Geo.tv and AOL.com ran versions of this story, making the Met Gala hope a widely discussed topic.
    Her health and legal status remain the critical context. Williams’ diagnosis led to the abrupt end of The Wendy Williams Show in 2022, and Wells Fargo’s financial guardianship over her affairs continues to dominate coverage. She reportedly lives in an assisted facility for cognitive care but has been making clear efforts to gain more independence. Multiple outlets, including AOL.com, recently captured Williams outside of her residence enjoying dinner with friends like Alvina Alston and Tobi Rubinstein in New York City. Video shows her visibly uplifted, full of energy, sharing big hugs, and happy to be social after months of constrained living. This was her first time out since April, when she dined with Don Lemon, and the public seemed genuinely relieved to see her back in the city.
    Williams’ desire to challenge and expose the guardianship system has also surfaced. Her lawyer Joe Tacopina told Telegrafi that she wishes to go on tour, lead panels, and educate people about the dangers and hidden abuses of institutional guardianship, including ways families can protect themselves. Friends say Williams feels isolated by her legal status and aspires to help others avoid her fate—even as she waits for her next opportunity to regain autonomy.
    Social media reactions have focused on her Met Gala campaign, fashion week appearances, and recent outing. Some fans speculate about her mental capacity, but Williams herself told The Breakfast Club earlier this year that she “passed with flying colors” recent competence tests, pushing back against reports planted by guardians. This ongoing push for personal freedom and visibility makes every appearance notably biographical.
    While most news is sympathetic, some commentaries hint at underlying tensions, with critics questioning the real reasons for her exclusion from high-profile events and the effectiveness of her guardianship. Overall, the tone leans hopeful: Williams as a still-vibrant personality fighting for a return to relevance, both on social and legal fronts, despite formidable odds.
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    5 min
  • Wendy Williams' Desperate Cry for Help: Inside Her Guardianship Battle and Met Gala Dreams
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    Wendy Williams remains a headline magnet even in the midst of her ongoing health issues and legal entanglements. This past week, dramatic news broke after she reportedly dropped a handwritten “Help! Wendy!” note from the window of her assisted living facility in New York, an event widely covered by outlets such as the New York Post and later by AOL News. Witnesses described Williams waving frantically and, soon after, NYPD escorted her from the facility to Lenox Hill Hospital for what sources identified as an independent cognitive evaluation. This incident comes on the heels of her recent legal attempts to end her court-ordered guardianship, under which she has lived since 2022 following her diagnosis with frontotemporal dementia and aphasia. TMZ and HuffPost reported that Williams insists she is not cognitively impaired and is determined to take her fight to a jury if necessary. The guardianship, which began after Wells Fargo froze her assets over concerns about her mental competence, has drawn scrutiny and sparked an outpouring of support and concern from fans and the wider entertainment community.
    Social media erupted with sympathy and speculation, as images and video of Williams’ distress went viral, and the hashtag #FreeWendy began trending on X and Instagram. The former talk show host’s infrequent public appearances remain big news, with her recent attendance at New York Fashion Week and front-row appearances for Dennis Basso and LaQuan Smith drawing attention from outlets like AOL and RadarOnline.com. There is mounting speculation, however, about her ambitions to return to high-profile events; sources speaking to both RadarOnline.com and GEO.TV say Williams has been making discreet efforts to secure an invitation to the Met Gala from Anna Wintour. Insiders suggest her health status is a sticking point for the notoriously selective Wintour, who reportedly views Williams as a risk, making her Met Gala hopes look slim. Fashion insiders told RadarOnline.com “Fashion Week will seat her. The Met Gala? Whole different planet.”
    Meanwhile, controversy continues to swirl around Wendy’s court-appointed guardian, Sabrina Morrissey. According to RadarOnline.com, Morrissey now controls all Williams’ assets and has faced criticism for selling off Williams’ Manhattan apartment at a loss and for her own legal and financial history, including lawsuits against New York’s MTA and American Express. This background has only fueled the ongoing debate about who is truly serving Williams’ best interests.
    As the scheduled phone interview with The View approaches, the world watches to see what Wendy Williams will say next. Whatever happens, her name remains synonymous with both triumph and trial, her every move and utterance sparking headlines and impassioned conversation across the media landscape.
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    4 min
  • Wendy Williams: Staging a Comeback Amid Legal Battle and Health Struggles
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    Wendy Williams made headlines this week with her first appearance at New York Fashion Week in six years, sitting front row and drawing attention for her return to a major public event. According to AOL News, this marks a significant moment in her ongoing comeback after years of health struggles and court-appointed guardianship. Williams has also been spotted at her former radio station WBLS's annual Circle of Sisters event, her first public appearance since treatment, signaling a renewed presence in the New York scene.
    Recent reports from RadarOnline and AOL reveal that Williams is plotting a courtroom comeback, having begun intensive preparations to challenge her current guardianship situation. This move could have major implications for her personal and professional future, as she seeks to regain control over her affairs.
    Meanwhile, Williams continues to live in a $25,800-a-month assisted living facility in Hudson Yards, which she has publicly called a "dump," according to AOL. Her placement there stems from ongoing concerns about her health and safety, as friends and family have indicated serious health issues, including dementia, as reported by Smart DHGate.
    There has been widespread speculation and rumors circulating about Williams possibly being in jail, but these claims remain unconfirmed and appear to stem from confusion about her guardianship and health status. No credible source has verified any jail time.
    On the business front, there is no new activity directly tied to Williams, but her name continues to trend in media and social circles, especially with fans and followers discussing her recent public appearances and legal moves.
    A major headline this week is her courtroom comeback, which could reshape her biography if successful. Her return to Fashion Week and public events suggests a determined effort to reclaim her place in the spotlight, despite ongoing health challenges.
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    3 min
  • Wendy Williams: Reclaiming Life Amidst Legal Battles and Comeback Hopes
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    In the whirlwind of Wendy Williams news over the past few days, the former daytime television queen remains front and center in both entertainment headlines and legal debates. She has been spotted enjoying moments of freedom in New York City. TMZ recently published a story with video footage showing Wendy jubilantly hugging her friends outside a Manhattan restaurant, a marked change in demeanor after months of largely being out of sight due to her ongoing residency in an assisted living facility. She met with prominent media figures like Alvina Alston and fashion designer Tobi Rubinstein—her energy reportedly infectious and a moment of personal joy after a difficult stretch. According to TMZ, this was her first major night out since grabbing dinner with Don Lemon back in April, which makes it notable not just as a rare public appearance but as a symbolic gesture that she’s attempting to reclaim aspects of her life and independence.
    Her legal battles continue unabated. Since 2022, Wendy has been fighting a court-ordered guardianship, which she publicly dislikes and likens to a prison. The legal narrative heated up this week, with high-profile attorney Joe Tacopina publicly criticizing the judge involved in her conservatorship, especially the assertion that Wendy’s career is finished—a statement that Tacopina branded as "outrageous." The guardianship remains controversial, with former colleagues expressing worry over Wendy’s well-being, as her producer reportedly called the arrangement “terrifying” and linked ongoing concerns about her health, her financial autonomy, and her ability to make independent decisions.
    Rumors about Wendy’s supposed jail time or being “locked up” have circulated, but reliable reports confirm that her current situation is not a criminal matter. Sources like DHGate explain that her placement in an assisted living facility was due to serious health issues and concerns flagged by loved ones, not incarceration. These health struggles have been central to her recent trajectory. There’s speculation about how this impacts her finances and her long-term public image, but actual criminal charges are not evidenced in reputable coverage.
    Professional ambitions remain alive as ever. Wendy has privately voiced her desire to make a television comeback now that she’s focusing more on her health, according to AOL. She appears motivated to return to media and reconnect with her fanbase, even as the fallout from her show’s cancellation and replacement by Sherri Shepherd continues to reverberate through daytime TV gossip.
    On social media, birthday tributes and nostalgic posts have marked Wendy’s 41st birthday, with Essence magazine celebrating her most iconic looks—a softer counterpoint to the heavier news cycle. As the conservatorship controversy builds and Wendy inches toward a possible public resurgence, every outing, comment, and legal move gains extra significance for fans and cele
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    5 min
  • Wendy Williams: The Fight for Freedom and the High-Stakes Deposition
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    Wendy Williams remains at the center of one of the most closely watched legal and personal battles in celebrity circles right now. The former talk show queen is gearing up for a pivotal court showdown that could mark a turning point in her fight to reclaim her independence. RadarOnline, Geo News, and multiple outlets confirm that Williams, now 61, has begun “intensive training sessions”—working with legal coaches, memory specialists, and medical professionals—to prepare for a high-stakes deposition related to her lawsuit against Lifetime and A&E over their “Where Is Wendy Williams?” documentary. Insiders describe this deposition as potentially life-changing, with the real possibility that a strong performance could demonstrate she’s capable of ending her court-ordered guardianship. Her inner circle reportedly sees this as not just a legal battle but a fight for her freedom.
    The mainstream headlines continue to focus on her legal status. Despite her diagnosis of frontotemporal dementia and aphasia, a judge ruled Williams can testify, sparking questions about the accuracy and intent behind her medical evaluations. In August, Williams herself demanded another dementia test, alleging her prior results were manipulated to make her appear worse and keep her under restrictive care—a claim that celebrity reporter Rob Shuter echoed on Substack.
    Williams remains under guardianship, with her finances and movements closely controlled by attorney Sabrina Morrissey, and continues to reside in a locked memory care unit at Hudson Yards’ elite Coterie assisted living facility in New York City, a place described by friends as both luxurious and isolating. Her social outings—such as her appearance at Bach Mai’s show during New York Fashion Week, as reported by AOL—have sparked some hope among fans, with sightings outside the facility and at Manhattan restaurants. The grassroots “Free Wendy” movement, modeled after #FreeBritney, staged minor protests this year, advocating for transparency and a review of her guardianship.
    On the media front, while Williams herself has not resumed her hosting duties, episodes of The Wendy Williams Show continue to air in syndication on HerSphere and EBONY TV. She has teased involvement in new creative projects, but these appear to be either archival content or replays from previous seasons rather than fresh material.
    Social media activity from Williams herself remains effectively nonexistent due to restrictions, but fan accounts, advocacy groups, and former collaborators frequently tag her name in posts demanding her release and voicing concern about her welfare. Despite her silence, Williams's fans remain loyal, vocal, and determined to see her regain control of her life—a narrative that continues to dominate tabloid headlines, entertainment columns, and pop culture social feeds. There are whispers that if she succeeds in court, she could author a dramatic comeback memoir or TV
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    4 min

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