Richard Hernandez Cruz is in high
school in Fairfax, Virginia. Like many
kids his age, he is active in sports.
Also similarly to many boys his age from foreign descent, he plays
soccer. With his boyish good look and
his being an athlete, it wasn’t hard for him to find a girlfriend. He was dating another girl that liked running
around with tough crowds as the security of a man that could take care of her
extended to physically as well as financially or emotionally. When he first met his girlfriend, she wasn’t
the petite hourglass shaped girl that is popular in America. Hispanic women tended to enjoy their curves
and if their losing weight caused them to lose form in the chest and backside,
then they threw away their diets to get their curves back. Originally, she thought that that’s what
attracted Richard to her but as they talked and she realized he was a health
nut and a gym rat, she learned that he preferred the American version of
girls. Who knew how damaging this would
become for both of them.
During their relationship,
Richard’s girlfriend would lose 45 pounds to give her that petite look that
Richard craved. Richard, however, was
not the only man showing her attention.
Armando Dogoberty Reyes was significantly older than Leslie, Richard’s
girlfriend. For most 27-year-olds, a
16-year-old girl was someone to avoid a relationship with. In Armando’s native country of El Salvador,
however, it is much more common as statutory laws are non-existent both in
culture or in country. Armando had entered
the country illegally and had joined a gang with other Salvadorians. He was pretty impulsive and enjoyed his power
of having people that would back him up to take whatever he wanted by force. He had known Leslie and when he saw her on
the street, he remarked, “Damn girl, what happened to your curves!”
“My boyfriend doesn’t like that
shit”
“What the fuck is wrong with
your man?”
“Nothing, he treats me
right. He’s in school and is in shape so
he wants me to be healthy too.”
“Girl, that’s some black magic
shit he’s using on you.”
“I don’t believe in that”
“It doesn’t matter whether you
believe in it or not, it’s there anyway.
It’s actually easier for him to use it on you because you don’t believe
in it so you don’t know what he’s doing.
You’re just too young and stupid.
You need a real man to take care of this problem for you.”
“I’ll be fine.”
Leslie walked away thinking that
Armando was just another guy catcalling her on the street. When Armando didn’t
follow, Leslie put the encounter out of his mind. Armando, however did not.
Richard had just played a game
of soccer and was heading home. He was a
little worn out and sore but felt good to get the exercise in and hang out with
his friends. While walking, Armando
approached him and called out, “I don’t recognize those colors, who you with?”
Richard knew what he was getting
it, “No man, I’m not in a gang. I’m still in high school and just trying to get
home.”
It was a nice day in Virginia,
so Richard thought the baseball bat that Armando was carrying was from playing
a game. Although stick ball is normally
the sport played in Latin countries, the conversion to baseball comes naturally
to them. After all, when you practice
with a smaller bat and ball, using a baseball bat and baseball seems like
chld’s play. This is one reason why the
major leagues have so many Hispanic players.
Armando challenged back, “There are a lot of high school kids in gangs.”
“Yea, I know but I’m not one of
them.”
“Don’t you fucking lie to me
boy.”
“I’m not.”
The conversation took a
devastating turn as Armando hit Reyes in the stomach with the baseball bat.
Richard keeled over and dropped to a knee sucking wind. Armando put the baseball bat on his head and
explained, “That’s for lying to me.”
Richard blurted out weakly, “For
real, I’m not.”
A fist came across his face
sending Richard to the ground horizontally.
Armando stomped on his chest and flattened him on his back, “That was
for using black magic on Leslie”
Richard gave him a confused
expression but couldn’t reply fast enough before Armando started stomping his
midsection. Richard rolled to his side
to try to shield him from Armando but the kicks and stomps just came at his
back instead. They were in a park so
trees shielded their view from anyone seeing from the street. Armando had time. Unfortunately, he also had other toys to play
with. As Armando turned, he saw concrete
blocks. He walked over to them and
hoisted it up and smashed them against Richard’s body repeatedly. When he tired with that, he went back to the
bat slamming it down on Richard’s body from his head to his toes. Richard had long been unconscious so he was
no longer reacting to the blows.
Normally, this would cause an assailant to stop as beating on an
unresponsive victim takes the enjoyment out of it. Unfortunately, for Richard, Armando wasn’t
one of them. He reached under his shirt
to his side and pulled out a machete that he always carried. He hacked Richard several times killing
him.
As Armando tired, he returned
his machete to the holster and took out his cell phone. He called his friend Cesar Antonio Ochoa
Carillo and exclaimed, “Yo Cesar, I need you help in the park”
“I’m on my way.”
Armando knew how hard it was to
dispose of a body. He thought he may
need more backup so he made another call to his friend Dorteo E Diaz Martinez,
“Dorteo, what are you doing now?”
“Nothing”
“I got a little problem in the
park. I need you to help me take care of
it.”
“Alright, I’ll be right there.”
When they arrived with shovels,
Armando knew that his message was received correctly. The three of them buried
the body and as gang violence was common place, they went on with their lives
as if nothing happened.
On the other side of the
country, in Arizona, Nouno and his wife Abby are in their pool enjoying the hot
weather. Abby calls out, “Do you know
who Viktor Pinchuk is?”
“Yes, he is a major donor to the
Clinton Foundation. One of the largest
why?”
“They’re saying he’s linked to Trump.”
“He’s a billionaire that owns a company called
inter-pipe. I don’t know if it’s a metal
company or an energy company or both but anyway, he’s got a shitload of
money. He was sanctioned by the United
States for sending oil to Iran in defiance of US Sanctions.”
“Okay, so how is he tied to Trump?”
“Rich people will hedge their bets and give to both
campaigns so that they may help them if they become president. He gave Trump a nominal amount; it might have
only been like five figures. To the
Clinton foundation, however, he gave her $25 Million.”
“Ah so it’s pretty clear where his allegiance lies.”
“Right”
“Or he was just that sure that Hillary would win. I mean, a lot of us were.”
“I would agree with you but Hillary invited him to a
dinner at her house and offered to send Chelsea to Ukraine to meet up with
him.”
“Oh, well then yea, I guess he is a Clinton guy.”
“He’s Ukrainian too, I’m not sure I said that. He was on the board of the Atlantic Counsel”
“Everything always comes back to that. That’s where Burisma’s CEO had a position. They just keep coming up with these Ukrainian
collusion stories.”
“Yes, suffice it to say it’s an anti-Republican corrupt
organization.”
“Being anti-Republican doesn’t make you corrupt”
“True but it does if the US felt the need to issue
sanctions against you.”
“Let’s put a pin in this.
We have a case.”
“If his name is coming up, something must be coming
out. I’m going to have to look into
this. Where are we going?”
“Fairfax, Virginia”
“What’s the case?”
“This guy who made his girlfriend lose 45 pounds for
him….”
“I know I agreed that you pick the cases with no
questions asked but seriously? I’m
putting my foot down on this one. We’re
not killing a guy for making his girlfriend lose 45 pounds. She should just dump him if she doesn’t like
it. And if she is okay with it, then
good for her.”
“Well, if you didn’t interrupt me and actually listened,
you would’ve heard me finish the sentence with ‘was killed.”
“Who killed him?”
“A Salvadorian gang member beat him with a machete,
concrete blocks, a baseball bat and stomped the shit out of him.”
“MS13?”
“Doesn’t say.”
“MS13 usually uses machetes”
“Alright, maybe it is. Who cares?”
”I don’t. He is a
violent murderer that the justice system won’t do anything about because they
don’t want to appear insensitive to illegals.
Is he illegal?”
“Yes, he is undocumented.”
“Never ceases to amaze me that you’re okay with targeting
him and killing him but using the politically incorrect term is appalling to
you.”
“Hey hey hey, just because we’re killing him, doesn’t
mean we have to be rude about it.”
Theo shook his head.
They booked the flight and headed to Virginia. While on the plane, Nouno declared, “Ah, I
found out why Pinchuk is coming up?”
“Why?”
“He met with a Ukrainian lawmaker named Olga Bielkova.”
“Why do we care about that?”
“Well, this Ukrainian parliamentarian just happened to
have come to the United States to meet with David Kramer.”
“Again, refresh my memory.”
“David Kramer was the staffer for John McCain that took
the dossier that was given to McCain and walked it over to the DOJ. This was the catalyst to make the FBI believe
the information because now it came from a Republican so it had bipartisan
support.”
“Oh God, yea I know this part. They sent the dossier to all these people to
give to the FBI and DOJ and then leaked it to the press so that the DOJ and FBI
thought it was coming from multiple sources and they didn’t need to verify it
but it was really all from the same source.” Abby’s tone was mocking
Ignoring her tone, Nouno rejoined, “That’s exactly right
but it gets worse. During Bielkova’s
stay in the lovely Washington D.C., she met with a former National Security Council
(NSC) member Eric Ciaramella who, despite his name, is also Ukrainian. He just happened to resign from the NSC
because he was afraid of death threats.”
“It’s been three years, just drop it. Nothing will ever come out of it.”
“I do agree with that.
Despite the IG report coming out soon, I think it’ll be a dud just like
the last one that conservatives got so excited about. Dan Bongino kept telling us it wasn’t a
nothing burger since it said, ‘we cannot rule our bias in Comey’s decision to
prioritize the Trump Russian collusion case over the Hillary E-mail case.’ Whoa, that really buried Comey! Bongino went
on to explain that IG reports are never explicitly damning and that is how
damning it gets. If that’s true, then
I’m not too hopeful about this.”
“So stop talking about McCain, he’s dead. Stop living in the past and just think
presently or future.”
“If you don’t know your history, you’re doomed to repeat
it. Look at all these assholes that
believe communism is good. It’s because
they don’t know the history that communism has failed everywhere it’s tried and
it’s not because of the leaders but it’s because of the system. Knowing the past makes you better equipped
for the future.”
“Whatever”
“Not whatever.
Since I know the past, I know that it’s awfully fishy that the Ukrainian
post published an article quoting Olga Bielkova as articulating, ‘Biden’s
candidacy would be good news for Ukraine.’
Also, interesting about present times based on the history I just told
you is that it’s widely believed that Eric Ciaramella is the whistleblower.”
“Wait, that means that someone that is meeting with a
Ukrainian Parliamentarian, someone that makes the laws in Ukraine. This same woman meets with a big Clinton
foundation donor and is sanctioned by the United States for helping Iran. If he’s the Whistleblower then he may be
doing Hillary’s bidding.”
“Bingo, see what happens when you know history.”
“Or, you know, it’s three degrees of separation and is
just circumstantial and means jack shit.”
“A little coincidental that the guy that made a scandal
about hearing from someone who heard a phone call between President Trump and
new Ukrainian president Zelensky is tied to people who colluded with Ukraine to
help Hillary Clinton. Ideally, you want
your whistleblower to be non-partisan and have no ties to Ukraine. He just heard some troubling information.”
“Well, you can’t always get the ideal.”Abby was doing
research of her own. She continued, “Ha,
look e-mails show that Clinton denied she met with Victor Pinchuk. Also, her campaign spokesman, Nick Merrill
says that Clinton never met him and was never even on her schedule.”
Nouno stared at Abby’s face of victory but he was smiling
with a look of cockiness. He turned his
phone towards her and pronounced, “That’s odd, because what do you think this
is?”
Abby takes the phone and looks down at an invitation
written from the Clinton foundation inviting Victor Pinchuk to a dinner at her
home. Her shoulders slumped, “Well, I’m
sure she has many soirees at her house.”
“Wouldn’t a good host greet her guests? Or, you know, doesn’t someone want to know
who’s coming to their house?”
“Fine, they probably have met but that doesn’t mean she
colluded.”
“Do you have anything remotely similar about Donald Trump
with any Russians or Ukrainians?”
“No but I don’t follow this as closely as you.”
“Well, as closely as I follow it, I don’t got anything
either.”
The plane lands and they check into their hotel to drop
off their stuff. Afterwards, they canvas
the area looking for crematoriums. That
night, Abby hacks into Armando’s social media page. While she does that, Armando turns on the TV.
Although anger comes easy to him and doesn’t hesitate when he goes for the
kill, he does think it’s better to get himself riled up and angry as they prepare. To do this, he watches mainstream media. He turns on CNN and sees Chuck Todd
interviewing Rand Paul. Rand Paul brings
up how he’s concerned how Ukraine meddled in the 2016 election by meeting with
Democrats and Republicans and it needs to be stopped and discouraged. Before Nouno can get angry that Paul threw in
the Republicans to shield himself from the leftist mob, Chuck Todd expresses in
an appalled tone, “I’m sure the Republicans want to gaslight people into
thinking Democrats colluded with Russians but…”
Theo cried out, “There a leftist goes again, accusing
Republicans of what they do. It’s pretty
much a confession at this point. That
proves that all the left does is gaslight that Republicans colluded with
Ukraine or Russia or whatever country they think now.”
“That seems like the older version of ‘I know you are but
what am I.’”
“Except when I say it, I’m right. When they say it, they’re lying. Besides they
started the ‘I know you are but what am I.
Is that not what Chuck Todd just said?”
“Started it?”
“How many times do I have to tell you men don’t mature
past the age of 12?”
“It just baffles me but you’re right, you have told me
this before.”
Nouno changes the channel and sees Tom Brokaw on Meet the
Press. He’s interviewing Biden and asks
him about the bevy of corruption and nepotism with Ukraine. Biden replies that he never talked to his son
about Burisma or any of his deals. Then,
in a power move to make him feel important, he mentions that he only talks to
CEO’s. Nouno blurts out, “Yea, you met
with the CEO Devon Archer in order to get your son on the board at
Burisma. That’s exactly what we’re
claiming.”
Nouno changes the channel again as listening to Biden’s
smugness bothers him. He’s surprised to
turn it to ABC and sees Hunter Biden being interviewed. He listens in intently
as Hunter had been missing in action during this whole scandal. Hunter denies talking to his dad about
Ukraine. Within two questions, he states
that “My dad told me that he hopes I know what I’m doing, and I told him I do.”
Nouno asks the TV, “Why would he say that if you never
told him you were on the board at Burisma? Isn’t that talking about Burisma
with your dad? Something needed to
elicit that response.”
As the interview continues,
Hunter is put on the spot on if he was ever hired because of his last
name. Hunter, in a rare show of honesty,
admits that there are a lot of things that wouldn’t have happened if he last
name wasn’t ‘Biden.”
Nouno calls out, “And that is
our point. Your dad traded access to the
president and United States favorable policy in exchange for high paying jobs
for you that you weren’t qualified for.”
“He says he was.”
“But doesn’t back it up and
admits he had no energy experience when he was named as a board member of the
largest energy company in Ukraine.”
“Everyone has gotta start
somewhere.”
“Right but it’s almost never a
board member.”
“I know I’m just being a punk.”
“Well punk, riddle me this. If Hunter’s dealings with Burisma is so
legitimate than why are they so secretive about it? Why are they hiding it? Why would Burisma invite him to be on the
board if it wasn’t in exchange for access to Joe?”
“I don’t know but I do know
everything about where Armando hangs out.
Now we need to make a plan.”
Apparently it wasn’t coincidence
that Armando was in the park as he frequents it a lot. Nouno heads to the park and knows Armando is
going to show up soon. He has a bottle
of tequila with him and when Armando walks by him, he calls out in Spanish,
“hey Amigo, come celebrate with me.”
“What are we celebrating?”
“I got a raise today. Here take a shot with me. That’s all I ask.”
“I never turn down a free drink
but I’m not sure how great it is to be sucking on the tit of a boss. You need to make your own dough man.”
“I’ll drink to that”
Nouno poured a shot of tequila
and handed it to Armando before pouring himself one. They clinked glasses and Armando waited for
Nouno to drink his first. As he did,
Armando downed his own glass tilting his head back. When he tilted it forward, however, it was
right into a waiting syringe by Nouno. Nouno eased Armando onto the bench and
put the tequila in a backpack he brought.
He put Armando’s arm over his shoulder and pretended he was helping a
drunk man to his car. Abby was waiting
in the driver’s seat and when Armando was packed in they headed toward the
motel. When Armando woke up he started
screaming Spanish obscenities. Nouno
responded in Spanish, “Why do you guys always do that? Do you really think I’m going to let you go
because you call my mom a whore?”
“What else do you want me to
say?”
“How about that you’re sorry for
killing a 16-year-old kid because you thought he put black magic on a girl.”
“He was in a rival gang.”
“Which one?” Nouno fired back
knowing the answer
“Not sure, he didn’t tell me.”
“That’s odd; people normally
love representing their colors.”
“I didn’t recognize them.”
“That’s because they weren’t
colors you Puta Madre. He wasn’t in a gang. Didn’t you see the news reports about
him? Why would they lie? You didn’t even have the decency to see the
news coverage of your deed?”
“The news is gullible man. I mean they believe that US ambassador to the
EU about Trump”
“Gordan Sondland? You think he lied about Trump telling him
that there was no quid pro quo? You have
a problem that he took him at his word on that?
I mean, Sondland was also in a face to face meeting with the Ukrainian
president the day after the phone call and he also said there was no quid pro
quo. Was he lying too?”
“There’s a five hour delay
between the text to Sondland about the quid pro quo.”
“Yea from Bill Taylor
right. Funny how damning his texts
are. It clearly says exactly what the
whistleblower alleges and when the Democrats reported on it, they didn’t bother
to include the response, which is always assuring him that it was a lie and
never happened and an invitation to talk more about it. Usually when people are lying, they don’t
want to talk more about it on the phone when they have to react.”
“Exactly, it took him five hours
to react”
“Because Sondland had to confirm
by calling the president. He needed
time. Or he was just busy for those five
hours. There are a lot of
explanations. Maybe he was at a baseball
game….probably not. Maybe he was in a
club and couldn’t hear his phone with the music.”
“I think you made your point but
it doesn’t matter, they’re going to impeach Trump.”
“That’s weird too. I mean they threw Matt Gaetz out of the
impeachment hearing.”
“It’s grand jury testimony. Grand Juries are secret. He doesn’t leave office if they vote yes.”
“Impeachment and indictment are
two different things. All two and half
previous impeachments; Johnson, Clinton and, the half since he resigned, Nixon,
took a vote of the entire House of Representatives and it was public.”
“This one is different.”
“No, precedents mean
something. Let’s pretend that you’re
right. Even if it was a grand jury,
people are never kicked off a grand jury for their political leanings. You’re supposed to get a bipartisan staff so
even if it was like a grand jury, it still doesn’t makes sense they kicked
Gaetz out.”
“Yo man, I’m not from this
country. I don’t know.”
“Just as how Democrats kicked
Gaetz out of the impeachment inquiry, I’m’ going to kick you out of the realm
of the living” Nouno uttered as he jammed a knife into Armando’s chest.
Nouno and Abby wrapped the body
and brought it to the crematorium and set up the machine. As they loaded Armando into it they turned
around and headed out. They would return
in a couple hours to clean out the machine and discard the ashes and
bones. When they returned, Abby queried,
“I don’t want you to get really into it like you normally do. Just answer me if you ever think this is just
a conspiracy theory. I mean the
collusion hoax is so elaborate with so many different angles; I’m not surprised
so many people fell for it. What if the
conservatives are doing the same thing?”
“If they are, then why is Marie
Yovanovitch monitoring conservative journalists and Trump supporters that are
speaking out against the Democrats colluding with Russia and Ukraine?”
“Who’s that?”
“She was the ambassador to
Ukraine for the United States until president Trump recalled her. By the way, the second in charge at the US
embassy in Ukraine was Bill Taylor, the dude sending all the revealing texts.”
“But why do you think those
texts are a set up and Strzok and Page’s aren’t?”
“Page and Strzok’s texts are in
code. They don’t explicitly say
anything. People are ‘Katie’s husband’
and ‘Charli’ is used to describe any informant who may or may not be named
‘Charlie.’ The text about the White
House wants to know what we’re doing but doesn’t actually say what the ‘what’
is. Compare all that to Taylor’s text
that explicitly mentions withholding military aid in order to investigate
Biden. Throws in how frightened and
crazy it is. Nothing is left to
interpretation or guesswork, it’s stated plainly.”
Abby sighed, “You always have an
answer.”
“That’s not a bad thing.”
“So how was the US ambassador to
Ukraine monitoring people?”
“She asked Ukraine to monitor
Dan Bongino, Mark Levin, Sarah Carter…”
“So not even politicians or
people in power but journalists and commentators.”
“Well, Donald Trump Jr. was on
there too.”
“He’s not a politician; his dad
is just the president. I guess he’s like
Hunter Biden.”
“Except we have an allegation
for what Hunter Biden did and are investigating the crime. That’s how the justice system is supposed to
work. You investigate crimes not people. In this case, you investigate money
laundering and strange money transfers of a Ukrainian energy company. In doing that, you find it lands into the
bank account of Hunter Biden, then you are suspicious of Hunter Biden. Whereas here, nobody alleges a crime from anyone. This is what happened in Stalnist Russia.”
“You’re being hyperbolic”
“Unfortunately, I don’t think I
am.”
The next day, Nouno and Abby boarded
a plane and went back to Arizona. On the
plane, Abby poses, “What do you think of your boy Lebron now?”
Nouno grew up in Cleveland, Ohio
and considers June 19, 2016 the greatest day of his life when he watched his team
win their first ever NBA championship.
Although he credits Kyrie Irving more for finally hitting the shot to
break the seemingly endless 89-89 tie, he knows it’s ridiculous to claim that
Lebron James wasn’t the biggest factor.
In Cleveland, they point to ‘the block and the shot’ meaning Lebron
James’ block as he chased down Stephen Curry and blocked his layup attempt
toward the end of the game as well as Kyrie’s shot. Nouno points to just the shot. It was this joy that made Nouno accepting
when Lebron decided to move to LA in order to build his brand and try to become
a billionaire. Though what Abby was
talking about had nothing to do with basketball. Even though Nouno loved Lebron for giving him
that joy, he was honest for everyone.
That is why he responded, “He did it to himself.”
“What do you mean?”
“Well, you can’t go around
saying that injustice anywhere affects people everywhere and then chastise
Daryl Morey for supporting Hong Kong as the Chinese oppress them.”
“You have to understand that
Nike has a lot of shops in China. Lebron
has a $1 Billion deal with Nike so if China gets pissed at them, it’s money out
of his pocket.”
“I get that so just don’t say
anything. Be like, ‘look I’m here to play
basketball. Morey can say what he wants
but for me, I’m staying out of it.’
Instead, he attacked Morey by calling him uneducated on the situation at
hand and calling him selfish. Morey
doesn’t benefit at all from the comments he made. The only people who may benefit are the
people suffering injustice in Hong Kong at the hands of the Chinese. It’s not selfish at all.”
“Well, he did it in a week where
the NBA was in China. Lebron’s point was
he could have waited a week.”
“Real social justice warriors
don’t do it when it’s convenient. Of
course you do it then because China is a topic since the NBA is there. If the NBA wasn’t there, nobody would be
asking NBA players about China. If he
waited a week, it would have been cowardly.”
“He’s just saying be careful
with your tweets.”
“That goes for Lebron too. Lebron comes off like a hypocrite because
whereas Morey’s comments will not help him financially, Lebron attacking Morey
is solely because Lebron may lose money over it. Lebron is the one speaking out of
selfishness. He’s really big on
perceived injustice in America but doesn’t seem to care about actual injustice
in China so long as it doesn’t affect his billion dollar deal with Nike.”
“A lot of people not just
Lebron, could be hurt financially for what Morey did.”
“Next season, Lebron will make
$37 Million with the Lakers. That’s in
addition to his Nike deal. Yes, a lot of
people have business ties to companies that do business in China. I, however, don’t feel bad for them that they
are losing money in order to try to get China to stop forcefully grabbing the
organs from their detainees and harvesting them. It may be inconvenient to the millionaires
but these people need back up and they are struggling a lot more than the
athletes endorsed by companies with shops in China.”
“The NBA called a meeting.”
“Yea, and my man Kyrie said he’s
rather not play than have to answer questions about international conflicts and
issues.”
“I think Lebron asked why he was
being asked about China anyway.”
“People are going to ask. It’s how you respond that’s key. Lebron should know how to avoid a question by
now.”
“They’re burning Lebron jerseys
in Hong Kong.”
“So what? Cleveland burned Lebron jerseys when he went
to Miami too.”
“I think Lebron regrets it
that’s why the players are trying to say they just want to focus on
basketball.”
“Yea well they did it to
themselves. Remember how pissed Steve
Kerr, Chris Paul, Lebron James and others got when Laura Ingraham told him
‘shut up and dribble?’ They were so mad
they made a movie with that title talking about how athletes need to use their
platforms to speak out against injustice everywhere. You know, unless it hurts your sponsor
deals.”
“I bet they’re wishing they
listened to Ingraham now.”
“Looks like it.”
They land in Arizona and go back
to their house. Luckily, it was a late
flight so it was night time when they got home.
The cross country flight took a lot out of them so they went right to
sleep. They knew they would have to get
into the normal routine before another case came calling.
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