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I don't know well you may think on this day but I wish you a wonderful birthday filled with joy and health always! Happy Birthday Student Blessing Nah. May God bless you with health, wealth, and prosperity ..
The entire team of Grand Kru School Press members wish you a warm Happy New age student Blessing Nah.
Ramadan Jumma Mubarak! 🙏🙏 to all our Muslim brothers and sisters in here.
🙏May Allah bless you with good health, happiness and success in all your endeavours.
🙏May Allah bless you with the ability to see the beauty in all of his creations.
🙏May Allah bless you with a heart full of joy and happiness on this blessed day.
👏👏Millions of thanks for committing yourselves to a one month intensive fasting and praying 🙏.
Mariah Fofinna celebrate with joy and more blessings.
The West African Examination Council had Finally released the scheduled for the up coming 2022/2023 West African Senior school certificate Examination (WASSCE).
1. Biology Practical.. May 16, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:30am
2. English Language 2 (Essay)
May 17, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:30am, English Language ( Objective)
Time: 10:30- 11:30am, English Language Oral..
Time: 13:00-13:45
3. Chemistry Practical
May 18, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:00am
4. Literature In English ( Prose)
May 19, 2023
Time: 8:30- 9:45am, Literature In English (Objective)
Time: 9:45- 10:45am
5. Physics 2 ( Essay)
May 23, 2023
Time : 13:00- 14:30, Physics ( Objective)
Time: 14:30- 15:45
6. Chemistry 2 ( Essay)
May 24, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:30am, Chemistry ( Objective)
Time: 10:30- 11:30am
7. Literature In English ( Drama & Poetry)
May 26, 2023
Time: 14:00-16:30
8. History 2 ( Essay)
May 30, 2023
Time: 13:00- 15:00, History (Objective)
Time: 15:00- 16:00
9. Physics Practical
May 31, 2023
Time: 8:30- 11:15am
10. General Mathematics 2 (Essay)
June 1, 2023
Time: 8:30- 11:00am, General Mathematics ( Objective)
Time: 14:00- 15:30
11. Geography 2 ( Essay)
June 2, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:30am, Geography ( Objective)
Time: 10:30- 11:30am, Geography Practical
Time: 14:00- 15:40
12. Economic 2 ( Essay)
June 6, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:30am, Economic ( Objective)
Time: 10:30- 11:30am
13. Biology 2 ( Essay)
June 7, 2023
Time: 8:30- 10:10am, Biology ( Objective)
Time : 10:10- 11:00am
GRAND KRU LINSU PRESIDENT ATTRIBUTES DROPPOUT OF SUDENTS IN COUNTY TO REPORTED MINING ACTIVITIES
By: Fedreick Kumeh
Barclayville District, April 3, 2023 (Grand Kru TV News)-The President of Liberia National students Union, Grand Kru Chapter Christopher Kumeh has attributed dropout of students in the county to mining activities and peer pressure.
Christopher Kumeh said majority of the young people in Grand Kru has abandoned the class rooms for mining fields across the county especially the male students.
Kumeh said such undermines the human resource capacity efforts of the George Weah government and partners evident by the free compulsory primary education announced by the Preisdent.
The LINSU Grand Kru Chapter President spoke when he appeared as guest on Education Insight on this station at the weekend in response to a report from Grand Kru Education Office on huge dropout of students in the county.
Kumeh noted to tackle the prevailing situation in the county, central government through the Grand Kru Education should design student oriented programs that will assist financially struggling students in achieving their educational sojourn.
According to Kumeh, the lack of funds also remains a major factor for the huge drop out of mainly male students in the county, something he wants the educational sector of Grand Kru and government to apply more efforts in addressing the matter.
Christopher Kumeh at the same time expressed excitement over reports of huge enrollment of female students in the county.
He encouraged other females to use the report as motivation to choose the path of education to become meaning and productive to Grand Kru and Liberia.
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This day comes once just in a year.
The management of Grand kru School Press Union/TV Present one it's hard working and Committed Student as she celebrate another great day in her life.
Happy birthday the female general. Celebrate with oneness love and God blessings. We wish all the best ❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️
Congratulations and Bravo Tecgeoh Torbor your consistency had brought you thus far.
The management and students of Grand kru county are so proud of your achievement.
Congratulatioone of the eagle in Tecgeoh Torbor your consistency as he bags a Nelson degree is BPA not BSC
Bachelor in Public Administration( BPA) from the United Methodist university today.
And also to all eagles of Grand kru county who will also walk out today. congratulations guys 💪💪.
As part of our ongoing decentralization of Press Club Activities across the country, 45 students from 3 high schools namely E.J Yancy School, Francis Mitchell High School and Salvation Army Osborne school are currently undergoing a 3-day training in basic journalism.
The training which is being funded under the Liberia Media Activity by through is aimed at addressing the challenges facing the Liberian media ranging from brain drained to capacity gap.
At the end of the training, the 3 schools will be given gadgets (smartphones & camcorder) while the students upon their return at their various schools will use the equipment to enhance campus based reporting.
According to the facilitors, 20 best performing student journalists from the 3 high schools will also be given internship opportunity at community radio stations to augment their skills as they gradually transition to mainstream journalism.
Youth Media Action had so far conducted intensive training with four counties in the country.
Barclayville city corporation concludes daylong party with kids in Grand Kru County...
By: Fedrick Kumeh.
The Barclayville city corporation have concluded a daylong party with kids at the barcayville city hall, bringing on board thousands of children in the county.
Meanwhile, the boss lady of the city corporation, Benetta Blomoh on Sunday, August 28, made clear that, the party will help build the Togetherness of children in Grand Kru County.
According to her, if these things are observed, Children will always be happy and feel comfortable with their friends, especially when they are singing, dancing and performing dramas together .
She believed that children Togetherness in the county is the only way to create a source for development,(teaching them Togetherness and keeping them more focused as future leaders of our country.
She at the same time clarify that, the interactive program of children having fun will help draw them far away from being afraid of one another, especially when it's time to express their thoughts in the present of their friends( Phobia).
The Management of Grand kru School Press Union Presents one of its hard working Students/member as he celebrate his birthday today.
We believe as you serve this platform with your passion, more blessings shall come over.
Happy birthday to K. Cyrus Scott.
Students of our Vacation Journalism School cohort 3 successfully interviewed Hon. Alexander B. Cummings yesterday at his Congo town office.
Our cub reporters had the opportunity to interact with the statesman quizzing him on his political ambition and the Cummings Foundation.
The interaction helped to sharpen their interview skills and enhance their self confidence.
"Liberia integrity icon, Mr. Emmanuel Tuloe in route as part to the delegations of Rep. Gleekia team to celebrate our country Flag day in Tappita city, Nimba county. And this celebration will end thereafter in one of Nimba historical towns Gbor Delley, the headquarters in Gbor chiefdom and home of Liberia integrity icon .
The Liberia integrity icon will join many Gbor citizens in said chiefdom to petition Rep. Twain Gleekia for the pending general and presidential elections comes 2023 .
I'm over happy in writing this soon morning article as a breakfast update to our citizens .
The office of the Integrity Icon of Liberia will be honoring district number six political leader in Rep. Gleekia for his efforts and impart behind his educational records that led him the bigger recognition from the world .
Imagine that people saying this lawmaker isn't making any progress in our district, but the entire country integrity icon indeed showing case too of recognition to many progressive efforts in human capacity building as he gets set to present on said day.
No body stupid here! You have integrity than the integrity icon of our whole country and the world at large ?
Don't be told, join this wining team because time is running faster against us as we keep getting old almost everyday.
Imagine a first time lawmaker has many hand-marks in development-making all around those villages and towns within said geographical localities .
And one thing the opposition community fails to understand and establish is that, Rep. Gleekia isn't a member of the ruling establishment politically , but went through as an opposition lawmaker from the PUP .
Base on his demonstrated passions, or innovation of good governance and creative ideas, he indeed has once again being recognized in the Legislature by our county political godfather and spiritual man in Sen. Prince Johnson to get closer to him and help improve other areas by expanding of our noble Nimba county ."
Support your County Debate Team.
J. J. Dickson United Methodist High school in Barclayville is Currently representing Grand Kru County in the 2022 edition of the Liberia National Debate Championship LNDC county meet in Monrovia.
This year edition is be held under the theme" Measuring Learning Outcomes in Liberia,s Secondary Education Sector".
The event started on August 20,2022 at the Monrovia Vocational Training Institute ( MVTC) Japanese Freeway.
Grand Kru County is expected to play her first match on August 24,2022 @1:00pm with Grand Bassa County.
The Liberia National Debate Championship ( LNDC) one (1)event, fifteen (15)counties competition is Powered by Youth For Change INC accredited and endorsed by the Ministry of Education (MOE) _ Republic of Liberia.
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August 22, 2022
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT FOR WASSCE (PC) 2022
The Secretariat of the Monrovia Office of the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) wishes to inform the public that registration for WASSCE for Private Candidate (resitter), 2022 Second Series runs from Monday, August 22, 2022, to Sunday, November 20, 2022.
The fees for the Exam are as follows:
1. One - Five subjects - Eight thousand Liberian Dollars (L8, 000).
2. Six (6) subjects and above - twelve thousand Liberian Dollars (L$ 12,000).
Interested individual(s) wishing to sit this year’s WASSCE for Private Candidates (Resitter), 2022 Second Series can pay their fees using the Lonestar Mobile Money App by dialing *156 # and following the instructions.
The examination will be administered in the following localities: Monrovia and its environs, Kakata, Buchanan, Gbarnga, Ganta, and Tubmanburg from Saturday, November 26, 2022, to Tuesday, December 13, 2022.
NOTE: WAEC does not accept cash payments for these exams, as such, no candidate should make any cash deposit into any of our bank accounts or at our offices (Congo Town & Tubmanburg), as doing so will be at his/her own risk.
The Management of WAEC is therefore admonishing all to adhere to the above information and act accordingly.
Management
WAEC Liberia
YMA Vacation Journalism School Cohort 3 kickoff last weekend with 20 students at the Liberia Broadcasting System.
The 1-month program seeks to introduce participants to journalism, develops their public speaking skills and confidence. The kids will also be exposed through field trips and conducting interviews with stakeholders.
Simultaneously, the kids are making series of appearances on LNTV Liberia LIVE and ELBC Radio in observance of Flag Day.
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Nimba County Local Authority Nabbed Two Zoes Allegedly Linked to initiating at least 8000 School going Children into Secret Sende Society
By: Staff Writer
Nimba County, August 17,2022 (Grand Kru TV News) _Over Eight Thousand School-going Children have been forcefully initiated into the secret Sende society in Nimba County, as County authority arrests two zoes reportedly linked to the act.
The children had gone to their parents to get prepared for 2022/2023 school year when they were arrested by members of the secret sende society members.
The practice is reportedly taking place in the 19 administrative districts of Nimba County.
Nimba County Inspector Mack Gblinwon confirmed the arrest of two zoes to OK FM Liberia, involving mainly Women and mandated them to get the children out of the bush school.
Since government announced that traditional practices mainly Sende Society should be reduced, it seems that such mandate is yet to be observed in Nimba County, as children of school going ages have left school only to attend the traditional school.
Y.M.A Conducts Three Days Workshop For Press Clubs.
By: the Editor
The Youth Media Action, a national media organization in Liberia is currently conducting a three day capacity building workshop for its member schools in Gbarnga.
The workshop is being sponsored by Internews, as part of its media activities in the Country.
About three High Schools including Tubman Gray, St. Peter's Episcopal and government run Dolokelen Gboveh are benefiting the capacity building training.
Providing an overview at the start of the event, the program Officer of Y.M.A, Abraham Abraham Boimah said the training is intended to build the capacities of school reporters who are desirous of becoming future journalists.
Mr. Boimah explained that Press Clubs are the Foundation of professional journalism and that the workshop was necessary to building a firm foundation for future journalists.
The three days event is focused on news gathering, news writing, mobile journalism, and Photo journalism among others.
Similarly, Youth Media Action is also running on air programs for school reporters from several high schools in Montserrado County in an effort to enhance their understanding.
The organization is working in 6 of Liberia's 15 counties including B**g, Nimba, Margibi, Montserrado, Grand Bassa and Grand Kru Counties.
The ongoing workshop undertaken by the Youth Media Action is expected to end Friday August 12, 2022, with a formal closing program in the county.
WASSCE 2022 provisional results.
Total registered candidates ( 42970)
Total center (334).
Examination malpractices ( 725 candidates caught in it) a. 37 caught with cell phones, 564 candidates caught with foreign materials, 118 other exam Malpractices and 6 either insult or assault exam workers.
809 schools results withheld and 104 schools results withheld for producing what wassce considered non human lmages ( using flowers, wassce symbol,
etc instead of candidates' photo).
Subject analysis :
Economic:
43,272 candidates sat for it.
23,810 passed, 10573 got credits.
19462 failed.
Geography:
43,045 candidates sat for it.
28627 passed, 11481 got credits
and 14418 failed.
History:
40168 sat for it.
3880 passed, 2719 got credits
and 36288 failed.
Literature:
38471 candidates sat for it.
13849 passed, 1685 got credits
and 24622 failed.
English Language:
43379 candidates sat for it.
35363 passed , 1951 got credits
and 8016 failed.
Mathematics:
43413 candidates sat for it:
33615 passed, 9918 got credits
and 9798 failed.
Biology:
45597 candidates sat for it:
32914 passed, 16547 got credits
and12683 failed
Chemistry:
31979 candidates sat for it:
4000 passed, zero got credits
and 27979 failed
Physics:
31927 candidates sat for it:
12094 passed, 311 got credits
and 19834 failed.
Best performed subjects:
English Language: 81.5..%
Mathematics: 77.43%
and Biology:75.53% .
Least performed subjects:
History:16.43 %
and Chemistry 15.35%
Note: examination conducted before 2022, the certificates are available.
2022 certificates will be available in December,. Registration for 2023 starts October 3 and ends December 2, 2022. Requirements for the 2023 registration are: School permit, LRA taxes payment receipts etc.
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2022 WAEC-Liberia results for Junior high and Senior high schools
Senior High
Total students=33,124
Total students passed =11,544(35%)
Total students failed= 21,580(65%)
Junior High
Total students=41,272
Total students passed=25,685(63%)
Total students failed=14,817(36.58%).
About 11 Reporters of T. Gray TV Live are currently benefiting a three day capacity building workshop organized by Youth Media Action in Gbarnga.
God bless the investment of management of Youth Media Action for building up and enhancing Journalism through high School Press Clubs.
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Grand Kru County Assistant Superintendent for Development Hon. Joe Segba outlines Significant Developments undertaken President George Weah led government...... Blasts Oppositions Collaborating Political Parties on Negative Criticism.
Report says 649 12th grade students who sat the West African Examination Council Exam in Liberia this year have failed in all subjects but River Cess County tops the list of successful candidates this year
Over 44,000 12th grade candidates in May this year sat the WASSCE exam in all parts of the Country and are currently awaiting the results before their graduation.
On Tuesday, The West African Examination Council Liberia office released provisional results of the exam conducted for 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12 graders.
Speaking during the release of the results Tuesday, the Head of WAEC-Liberia Office, Dale Gbotoe said the results released have not been given in full.
According to him, statistics have shown that River Cess County scored the highest marks in the 3rd, 6th and 12 grade exams.
He said his institution is unable to release the names of performing students and schools in the exams.
The WAEC-Liberia boss noted that investigations are still being conducted on some schools that were involved in examination malpractices.
The provisional results as released by WAEC show 87 percent of the female students performed well in the 9th grade WAEC Exams.
Source: Banafm/TV
Grand Kru County Human Rights Officer Applauds Parents for taking key on Children Education want Parents to desist using girl’s students as bread winner.
By: Fedrick Kumeh
Independent Human Right Officer of Grand Kru County has extolled parents and citizens of the county for investing their children in the education sector.
Speaking in an exclusive interview with the Grand Kru Independent Human Rights officer in Barclayville, Stanley Konwroh stressed the importance of education, noted that children are the future leaders and decisions makers in the society.
He described education as self-discipline, a sense of responsibility, team working among children and prevents them from feeling social insecurity, it helps in being self-confident and a good policies makers.
According to him, if children are educated, society and the nation will benefit that the rightful things for the growth and development will always be on the map.
The Grand Kru County Independent Human Right official called on students mainly females students across the county to utilize the opportunity and achieve their success as opportunity describing education as the best way to skip poverty.
Stanley W. Konwroh said, girls who seek education are mostly marry young and more likely to lead in a productive lives, participate in decisions making that most affect them and build better futures for themselves and their families to strengthen economics inequality.
Independent Human Right warned against children that are in the streets taking in harmful substances such as; alcohol, smoke, and w**d to desist as such attitude is to damage their future, while encouraged them to make use of their time instant of being in the streets to carry on illegal acts.
He emphasized that, going in to the class to read or write is not the only way of acquiring better education, but called on citizens especially students to learn something that will benefit them as tomorrow’s people and help build the country and society.
Meanwhile, Stanley W. Konwroh called on mothers, fathers, and daughters of Grand Kru County to make use of education which he described as the key to running away from poverty of a childhood.
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Twelve years old Angel Siryeh Delivers Keynote Massage at program marking the first graduate and closing ceremony of the Sarkor Alfred Boe Academy Foundation School, on the theme “Education Is a Key To Life.”
By: Student Fedrick Kumeh.
A fourth grade female student, age twelve, Angel Siryeh has delivered keynote Massage to her fellow students during program marking the first graduate and closing ceremony of the Sarkor Alfred Boe Academy Foundation School in Barclayville, with specific on the important of education.
The ceremony which was graced by parents, teacher’s faculty members, PTA, including students was held Sunday in Barclayville at the edifice of the Pentecost church with hundreds of participants.
In her keynote massage delivered, the fourth grade female student Angel Siryeh defined education as “the knowledge and development of being educated or the study that deals with the methods of teaching and learning.
Student Angel Siryeh emphasized on the value of education and its contributions affecting the today’s society in live noted that its helps in removing doubts and fears on challenges, as well as keeping a country peaceful in a better socialize human beings.
She described the workings of teachers across the globe as gateway to any society amidst numerous challenges faced with in the education sector, maintained that education is not about to gain only the knowledge, however, its means learning the ways to keep other happy among others in dealing with challenges.
The twelve years old, Angel Siryeh at the same time sees education as a healthy food which nourishes, both internally and externally, adding that, conducive learning environment is the best way in removing gad habits, poverty, inequality, garden discrimination including other social issues.
According to twelve years old Angel Siryeh, when the people of the nation is educated, they improve in lives in building a nation.
Student Angel Siryeh made the assertion Sunday July 31, 2022, when she served as quest speaker of the day.
In a related development, the school proprietor of the Sarkor Alfred Boe Academy Foundation School praised the good job teachers under taken at his institution and parents whose children attending the school during first trier of academic school year, 2021/2022.
The school proprietor Alfred Sarkor Boe called on parent to keep on the faith and momentum as they prepares the future generation for a better Grand Kru and Liberia as large.
Mr. Boe wants parent’s cooperation in transformation of the Sarkor Alfred Boe Academy Foundation School, evidence by students displaying high moral and academic displayed during the just ended first graduation and closing program in Barclayville.
Alfred Boe who is the proprietor of the Sarkor Alfred Boe Academy Foundation School has disclosed plans and made his commitment for the successful operations of the school.
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Over Forty-Five High School Press Club Students Benefits from YMA Intensive Three Days Training in Grand Kru County
…Receives Materials Support from the institution.
More than Forty-Five High School Press Club Students have benefited from a three days intensive Youth Media Action training, with focused on characteristics, elements and introduction to journalism.
Beneficiaries includes; the Barclayville Central high school, Jireh Solid Foundation Elementary and junior high school, and the St. Peter Cleaver Elementary and junior high school.
Youth Media Action is a media institution operating in six (6) Counties of Liberia with supports from USIAD and Inter-News Liberia, and founded by its Chief Executive Officer, Varmah Kamara.
The institution has been involved into advocating and maintaining current media freedoms to reliably carry out responsible journalism, drive reforms, and increase revenue through four tangled objectives.
Speaking at the just ended school press training in Barclayville, Varmah Kamara said the training is aid to enhance the effectiveness of the Liberian media in serving as a conduit for citizen’s voices and government response.
According to the YMA Chief Executive Officer, the three days intensive training will at the same time strengthen media sustainability and enrich the human and institutional capacity of the media as a goal through USAID Media Activity.
At the end of the training, YMA conducted an acquaintance meeting with administrators, parents, teachers and radio managers, with discussion on the vital role of high school journalism in media reform and the USAID/Liberia Media Activity's press club intervention.
The management of Youth Media Action through its Chief Executive Officer Vatmah Kamara donated and presented packages that includes; cellphones and T-shirts to schools participated to enhance their campus reporting.
Mr. Kamara heaped praises on Inter-news in Liberia for the continued support but called on parents and schools administration to rally more supports for the smooth operation of school press clubs in the county.
Meanwhile, parents and other teaching staff have welcomed the activities of Youth Media Action and vowed to working in collaboration with YMA to improve the workings of school press members in schools.
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Barclayville Central High School Principal Describes Three Days Youth Media Action School Press Training As “History Making” under his administration
…Pledges his overwhelmed support to enhance Press club activities in Grand Kru.
By: Staff Writer
The principal at the Barclayville central high school, Paul J. Wallace has described and termed the Youth Media Action School Press three days intensive training as “History Making” under his administration.
Principal Wallace applauded Youth Media Action for empowering students in the rural part of the country, mainly Grand Kru; something he said cannot be overemphasized.
The Barclayville central high school principal spoke of passion and self-reliance in Journalism, noted that Passion and self-reliance are ways for high school press club students to take as a working tools and desist from using the profession as violence in order to gain courtesy.
Paul Wallace reminded participants of the training to remain focus committed in pursuing the profession, indicating that it will help improve and provides students with speaking and writing skills.
He termed the initiative Youth Media Action to Grand Kru County as a greatest opportunity for high Schools students, aid at buttressing media institutions in the county.
Mr. Wallace made the statement during Youth Media Action acquaintance meeting with administrators, parents, teachers and radio managers in Barclayville.
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July 162022
Grand Kru County
By: Student Fedrick Kumeh
As Youth Media Action Ends Three Days Intensive Training for Forty-five Students Press Club members in Grand Kru County, Jireh solid foundation school proprietor, Rev. Benjamin Bedell expresses joy over materials supports to his institution.
It can be recalled that during the third day of the training, Jireh Solid Foundation Elementary and Junior high School among other schools received cellphone and Press T-shirts from Youth Media Action, as part of effort to improve and boost press activities in school.
Receiving the donation, the Jireh Solid Foundation Elementary and Junior high School proprietor termed the gesture as "gladden," adding its first of it kind since the establishment of the Jireh solid foundation school to receive to be used by the press club in the county.
Rev. Bedell discribed the initiative of Youth Media Action (YMA) as a means of building the capacity of young people who have the dream and passion of pursuing in Journalism.
Highlighting on students that were trained by the organization in Barclayville, Rev. Bedell happily said, he was moved by the good lessons impacted in children and their improvement, noted that the training will help build students reading, writing, and speaking skills.
Benjamin Bedell made his school committement, that his administration will continue to work tirelessly to making sure that the school Press Club goes beyond the espectation of the Youth Media Action interms of improvements in Grand Kru County.
The Jireh Solid Foundation Elementary and Junior high School proprietor challenged the school press club to see the offer as God blessings while calling on all School Press Clubs in Grand Kru County to take advantage of the Youth Media Action program and be focus on activities affecting the well-being of schools in the area.
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