Gene Wood: "Because of an inadvertent reveal, the puzzle was replaced and the program edited." Ross retires undefeated with $24,090 in prizes, and sets the new benchmark with 52 seconds for South Seas Adventure Week, which began on the following episode. A vertical border has been added for the Winner's Circle board, between the numbers and the screens of the contestant/smaller timer. Also, we try to upload manuals and extra documentation when possible. Featured prizes: Scuba Gear (Game 1) and Satellite Dish (Game 2). Game 2 was not interrupted. 2011-09-19 After four attempts, Susan wins a Jeep Cherokee worth $14,562 in Game 2's Winner's Circle, and her family comes up on stage. Kirk won three prizes worth $7,169 in Game 1, and no prizes in Game 2. Quick solves from Darlene. Card has been changed to red. Corporate author : International Scientific Committee for the drafting of a General History of Africa Person as author : Ki-Zerbo, Joseph [editor] Peter retires undefeated with $25,608 in prizes. Date: No Winner's Circle win. The exact amount of Judi's prizes in Game 2 were not specified, but they were worth $2,967. Game 2 was not interrupted. AUTHOR'S NOTE: From Week #091 onwards, all Weeks with less than six shows will be acknowledged. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. They pointed out the limitations . No Winner's Circle wins. 21:34. No circulating copy available. Copyright date now says MCMLXXXVIII. Len won four prizes worth $6,646 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $1,480 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Greg defeated Joyce, 2-0. The sequel, Classic Concentration 2nd Edition, features the same interface with even more puzzles to solve. Losing horns inadvertently plays. Alex references. Game 2 was not interrupted. Tim defeated Helene, 2-1. Monopoly: Gamer Mario Kart Edition Nintendo Hasbro, Age 8+, 2-4 Players, Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited." Featured prizes: Wing Sailer (Game 1) and Evening Dress (Game 2). Rich won four prizes worth $5,405 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $5,062 in Game 2. At the start, Alex announces a Special Love Week for February 13-17. Marjorie still out on Honeymoon; production staffer Kristin Bjorklund models the prizes all week long. Game 2 was interrupted. Glenn did not win any prizes in Game 2. at all. Classic Concentration is a game marketed by Tiger Electronics in 1999. No Winner's Circle win. Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited." Buzzr skips this episode, possibly due to music clearance issues of '50's rock hits replacing the standard theme. Fellow retro gamers also downloaded these games: Ad Consent Quick solve from Rich in Game 1. Bruce & Melissa defeated David & Mary, 2-1. Two new players are present due to Greg retiring. No free spaces were revealed in Game 1 due to the amount of blank ones. Dan & Annette win a Volkswagen Cabriolet worth $18,090 in the Winner's Circle. Buzz-in sound inadvertently played when Gene Wood was reading the prizes Chris on in Game 1. Pamela Anderson. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. The men made matches and the women solved the puzzles in Game 1, with the roles being reversed in Game 2. The title screen music from 1988 Nintendo video game. This episode contains a reference to. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Judi retiring. 1 INTRODUCTION. Gene says Blanche's Game 1 was a record, but forgot about Vera's $14,658 in #0109. Very special thanks to Joseph Liebmann. Brett wins a Hyundai Excel GL worth $8,504 in the Winner's Circle, and all his friends come up on stage. Bill retires undefeated with $21,483 in prizes. Nora defeated Jeff, 2-0. Carl defeated Tammi, 2-1. Paula has the toy Frog shown prominently in prizes all week long for good luck in the second Winner's Circle. Featured prizes: Piano (Game 1) and Diamond Earrings (Game 2). After four attempts, Tim wins a Mazda 323 worth $9,098 in the Winner's Circle. Angie won three prizes worth $5,180 in Game 1, and three prizes worth $2,840 in Game 2. The 200th episode and Leap Year, but no such mention was made. Quick solve from Linda in Game 1. No Winner's Circle win. Marjorie is out on Honeymoon due to her marriage to associate director Tim Cutt, as announced by Alex at the start, so various staff members of Mark Goodson Productions model the prizes. Terms During the description for the featured prize in Game 2, Alex leaves his position for a funny moment with Marjorie. Diana Taylor made her final appearance, as she departed suddenly to marry a man from Australia. Featured prizes: Jukebox (Game 1) and Satellite Dish (Game 2). Marjorie's husband Tim Cutt appears on the Picture Telephone in Game 2. Angie is emotional, due to never having won anything in her life. Quick solve from Peter in Game 1. No Winner's Circle wins. cards in a row, and wins it. Concentration is an American television game show based on the children's memory game of the same name. Sherry retires undefeated with $10,938 in prizes, and has the new fastest time so far for the South Seas Adventure Week with 40 seconds. Quick solve from Bill in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win. After four attempts, Kathy wins a Nissan Sentra worth $8,434 in Game 1's Winner's Circle. Curtis & Diane won five prizes worth $5,958 in Game 1, and four prizes worth $989 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. At the start, Alex sends out 40th year birthday wishes to WAVE-TV of Louisville, Kentucky, with a graphics card and text. This page intentionally left blank A Reference Grammar of Russian A Reference Grammar of Russian describes and systematizes all aspects of the grammar of Russian: the patterns of orthography, sounds, inection, syntax, tense-aspect-mood, word order, and intonation. Game 2 was not interrupted. No Winner's Circle win. Weeks #082-#093 all had the Best Two Out of Three format, which was utilized from July 1988 to June 1990. Cal retires undefeated with $24,077 in prizes. Terri finds the $500 bonus in Game 1 for finding two WILD! Game 2 was interrupted. Featured prizes: Grandfather Clock (Game 1) and Bachelor's Kitchen (Game 2). Preempted the following day for coverage on. This chapter seeks to review the complex literature on this topic scattered over a wide range of disciplines including anthropology, psychology, psychiatry and sociology. Transition spots now purple again. The exact amount of the Cooking Lessons Marti won in Game 2 was not specified. Featured prizes: Videophone (Game 1) and Kid's Bedroom Set (Game 2). Featured prizes: Diamond Ring (Game 1) and Stereo System (Game 2). DOS, C64, Master System, Amiga, ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, BBC Micro, DOS, C64, Master System, TurboGrafx-16, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, Apple II, Apple IIgs, Lynx, PC-88, Sharp X68000, Yu-Gi-Oh! DOS version, verygoodyeahhh Game 2 was interrupted. Featured prizes: Scuba Gear (Game 1) and Cappuccino Machine (Game 2). Janis won one prize worth $1,500 in Game 1, and one prize worth $626 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Dan & Annette defeated James & Aly, 2-0. Featured prizes: Diamond Necklace (Game 1) and China Dinnerware (Game 2). Featured prizes: Motorcycle (Game 1) and China Cabinet (Game 2). Alex references his first marriage. Quick solve from Ross in Game 2. "We will compare the art of the Chinese with Afri- can art. No Winner's Circle win. Both contestants in Game 2 have the same names as an early 1960's singing duo. At the end, Alex is shrunken, and wearing a hat, and Gene Wood mentions "The Solutional Trek. No Winner's Circle wins. At the end of the show, Alex starts plugging a South Seas Adventure Week, which aired February 22-26. Two new players are present due to Nora retiring. Two males present, and Danny borrows a jacket from Alex's daughter. Add Image. Buzzr skips this episode. Featured prizes: Mini Corvette (Game 1) and Steaks for a Year (Game 2). Featured prizes: French Baker's Rack (Game 1) and Hutch (Game 2). When Rocky took the Washer/Dryer away from Doris, it was loaded in on his board upside down. Featured prizes: Electronic Keyboard (Game 1) and Giant Screen TV (Game 2). Featured prizes: Greenhouse (Game 1) and Motor Scooter (Game 2). Set returns to normal. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Start Game . Contribute to This Page. Sound effects missing during the first Winner's Circle. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Chuck retiring. Diane defeated David, who left with $5,603, 2-1. Featured prizes: Copper Pots and Pans (Game 1) and Piano (Game 2). Six shows were taped for this week instead of five. first! Jon defeated Eden, 2-0. Free shipping for many products! New buzzer if time is up in Winner's Circle, or if an incorrect guess is made. Description. Shawn retires undefeated with $30,600 in prizes. Jerry defeated Kay, 2-0. Danny won five prizes worth $5,682 in Game 1, and Stephen won two prizes worth $250 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. We may have multiple downloads for few games when different versions are available. S1, Ep20. is in italics in an red/yellow bar. During the interruption of Week #089, the other Special Week produced for February 1989 Sweeps also aired. The Home Game is plugged behind it in Game 2, which Alex then subsequently retrieves. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Kathy retiring. Two new players are present due to Kirk retiring. Quick solve from Jon in Game 1. Debra defeated John, 2-1. Cards in a row in Game 1, and wins it. Unannounced final week with the original format. 29 May 1987. Teddy won five prizes worth $5,874 in Game 1, and Madelon won one prize worth $1,634 in Game 2. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. NBC interrupted Week #089 to air Day 1 of Celebration of Love Week I, and was the first of two Special Weeks taped for February 1989 Sweeps. Featured prizes: Sailboat (Game 1) and Oriental Rug (Game 2). This episode aired as Day 3 of Home Rebus Contest Week I. AUTHOR'S NOTE: After Week #041, it will not be specified if there was an interruption in Game 2 or not. Sandra found the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Both of them are a House Husband and a Housewife respectively. Kirk Thornton, who later became an Anime/Gaming geek, is a contestant. Two free spaces were revealed in Game 2. The exact amount of Sue's prizes in Game 2 were not specified, but they were worth $730. No Winner's Circle win. Bill won three prizes worth $4,964 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $2,150 in Game 2. Laura retires undefeated with $39,087 in prizes. Glori and a single new player start the episode off due to Norm retiring. The computer version features hundreds of puzzles spanning a range of subjects, and a user-friendly interface. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Kathy retiring, and Alex forgets the new rule. Game 2 was interrupted. Featured prizes: Steaks for a Year (Game 1) and Piano (Game 2). DOS version. Two new players are present due to Shawn retiring, and Alex references. Minor Main Game change: Beginning with this episode, and due to viewer demand for fairness, a 2nd TAKE! At the start, Alex sends out 35th Anniversary birthday wishes to KAMR-TV of Amarillo, Texas. The green screen where the puzzle was displayed on was briefly visible in Game 2. Helen (back from November 1988 due to an error, and no mention of her previous winnings) and a new male player are present due to Bill retiring. In this wonderfully original game, the goal is to solve the rebus that lies beneath 30 numbered panels (a rebus is a puzzle in which words are represented by combinations of pictures and individual letters). No Winner's Circle win. Sue won four prizes worth $3,345 in Game 1, and two prizes worth $522 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Two new players are present due to Tim retiring. Featured prizes: Season Tickets to Your Favorite Team for a Year (Game 1) and Hi-Tech Telescope (Game 2). No Winner's Circle win. The opening rebus (George Bush) was likely a reference to the November 08th election. No Winner's Circle win. Jerri won three prizes worth $2,505 in Game 1, and four prizes worth $4,772 in Game 2. Alison retires undefeated with $27,899 in prizes. It is violet. Premiered May 4, 1987. After four attempts, Shawn wins a Jeep Cherokee Wagon worth $12,346 in the Winner's Circle, and his mother and friend come up on stage. Odette finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited". After five attempts, Cal wins a Ford Bronco II worth $17,393 in the Winner's Circle, and his family and friends come up on stage. Featured prizes: Campus Scooter (Game 1) and Computer System (Game 2). After five attempts, Mark wins a Toyota Pickup worth $7,678 in Game 2's Winner's Circle. Featured prizes: Greenhouse (Game 1) and Ski Equipment/Clothes (Game 2). Star indicators to indicate a Game was won on the Champion Podium are straightened. Aller directement au menu principal. This gave the show the opportunity to have more players on the program. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. The Literary Theory Handbook introduces students to the history and scope of literary theory, showing them how to perform literary analysis, and providing a greater understanding of the historical contexts for different theories.. A new edition of this highly successful text, which includes updated and refined chapters, and new sections on contemporary theories DOS, C64, Master System, TurboGrafx-16, Amiga, Amstrad CPC, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, Apple II, Apple IIgs, Lynx, PC-88, Sharp . Bill defeated Jo Anne, 2-0. Nancy won five prizes worth $6,925 in Game 1, and four prizes worth $3,313 Game 2. Person as author : Doumas, Christos In : History of humanity: scientific and cultural development, v.II: From the third millennium to the seventh century B.C., p. 146-151 Language : English Also available in : Also available in : Franais Year of publication : 1996 Rocky defeated Doris, 2-1. Quick solve from Sue in Game 1. Janet in Game 2 has Gumby for good luck. Featured prizes: Diamond Garnet Ring (Game 1) and Electric Range (Game 2). Quick solves from Donna in both games. (German version), Frei Schnauze Amitabh Bachchan Featured prizes: Brass Desk (Game 1) and Hutch (Game 2). Cheerine finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Featured prizes: Handsome Illuminated Globe (Game 1) and Season Tickets to Your Favorite Team for a Year (Game 2). The stagehands forget to put some prizes on Sherrie's side in Game 1. For Game 2, they were modeled by prize coordinator Marilyn Andrews. Sue tends to show very lackluster sportsmanship. Featured prizes: Flowers for a Year (Game 1) and Ruby Heart Pendant (Game 2). Season: OR . Mark Goodson, the head of the production company behind this program, is the solution to the opening puzzle. Two new players start off Game 2 due to Peter retiring. After four attempts, Nora wins a Honda Civic worth $10,405 in the Winner's Circle, and her friends come up on stage. After this episode was taped, regular play was temporarily halted on February 13-24 for a Celebration of Love and a College Week. A word is censored during the Game 1 featured prize description. Two new players are present due to Bill retiring. Len reveals that he has worked on many Music Videos and with many big-name artists. 2 points Cards in a row in Game 1, but unfortunately, she did not win it. Featured prizes: Giant Screen TV (Game 1) and Greenhouse (Game 2). When describing the Game 1 puzzle, Larry says two hammocks instead of three. associate creative consultant (1 episode, 1990) . Featured prizes: Oriental Rug (Game 1) and Free Standing Aquarium (Game 2). For Game 2, they were modeled by Alex's stepdaughter Nicky and production staffer John C. Melka. Classic Concentration is based on the children's memory game of the same name. It's possible all five contestants who won the front game, including Thursday, were all males. Featured prizes: Spoon Hutch (Game 1) and Bay Cruiser (Game 2). This episode aired as Day 2 of South Seas Adventure Week. Eric is a very funny contestant with a pair of lucky gloves for good luck. Featured prizes: 40 Inch Projector TV (Game 1) and Punch Bowl (Game 2). No Winner's Circle wins. After four attempts (and with no time left), Kirk wins a Mercury Merkur XR4Ti worth $21,332 in the Winner's Circle. Because of how quickly the episode went by, two contestant plugs were read. No Winner's Circle win. Close-up of the contestant by Alex's side after he or she is told to come on down after solving a puzzle now appears. Buzz-in sound inadvertently played. Featured prizes: Electronic Keyboard (Game 1) and Grandfather Clock (Game 2). Based on Alex's description of Phyllis' total on the following episode, she probably didn't win any prizes here, and she probably defeated Larry, 2-1. Ken won one prize worth $200 (exact amount not specified) in Game 1, and Denise won three prizes worth $1,659 in Game 2. The board was cleared in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win. From here on out, it was now common to tape as many as six shows in a day. Share your gamer memories, help others to run the game or comment anything you'd like. Featured prizes: Oriental Rug (Game 1) and Stereo System (Game 2). Two contestants competed against each other to solve a . During the end credits, the door reveal sound was inadvertently played. with the supreme power passing into the hands of the party bureaucracy.34 On the matter of Lenin founding the first concentration camps, Arendt has demonstrated . Quick solve from Nora in Game 1. Shawn retires undefeated with $12,866 in prizes. Featured prizes: Diamond Earrings (Game 1) and Artwork (Game 2). Featured prizes: Wing Sailer (Game 1) and Flowers Each Week (Game 2). Featured prizes: Stereo System (Game 1) and Video Camera Recorder (Game 2). Game 2 was interrupted. Game 2 was interrupted. Featured prizes: Massage Table (Game 1) and Crystal Stemware (Game 2). Set decorated for Christmas all week long. Contestant coordinator Jerry Modine models the prizes in Game 1. Four shows were taped for this week in order to get back on track. "Parlor" is misspelled as "Palour" for "Assorted Parlor Games" in Game 2. Alison defeated John, 2-1. Sue retires undefeated with $28,574 in prizes. Game 2 was interrupted. Brian has famous distant relatives. David shows off his cheap "Apple Computer" invention in Game 2. Cards, and 3 WILD! Jim won four prizes worth $6,885 in Game 1, and Eric won three prizes worth $3,865 in Game 2. 0. Because of this, Alex now calls the color of the card each time it is revealed on the board. After three attempts, Greg wins a Ford Festiva worth $7,786 in Game 2's Winner's Circle, and retires undefeated. Hosted by Alex Trebek, these episodes originally ran on NBC 1987 - 1991 and haven't been on the air in over 20 years. Karen won five prizes worth $1,606 in Game 1, and one prize worth $400 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Originally scheduled for January 26-27; 30-February 01, 1989. Featured prizes: Pearl Necklace (Game 1) and BBQ Oven Rotisserie Cart (Game 2). Curtis & Diane defeated Sal & Alice, 2-0. Featured prizes: Cakes Each Month (Game 1) and Illuminated Globe w/Stand (Game 2). Amy won two prizes worth $9,726 in Game 1, and Doug won three prizes worth $2,805 in Game 2. Cards in a row in Game 2, and wins it. No Winner's Circle win. Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Fall 1987, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Winter 19871988, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Spring 1988, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Summer 1988, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Fall 1988. No Winner's Circle win. Classic Concentration is a video game adaption of the 1980s NBC-TV game show hosted by Alex Trebek. Featured prizes: Artwork (Game 1) and Aquarium (Game 2). Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win (though there was almost one). Robin won five prizes worth $2,525 in Game 1, and Shawn won one prize worth $874 (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. Buzzr skips this episode, possibly due to music clearance issues involving a cover of Boris Pickett's. After six attempts, Judi wins a Volkswagen Jetta worth $11,805 in Game 1's Winner's Circle. Two new players are present due to Joy retiring. Karen defeated David, 2-1. Curtis & Diane's final total is $6,947. No Winner's Circle win (though Kathy came close). No Winner's Circle wins, and the first one had a heartbreaking loss. No circulating copy available. . Dublin, Ireland, Irish Stew for a Year, Gold Lucky Charms, and 200 Irish Pounds are prizes. Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved the puzzle, it was replaced and the program edited. Two contestants match prizes in order to uncover and solve a rebus picture puzzle, for the chance to win a car in the "Winner's Circle". Featured prizes: Paris, France (Game 1) and Armoire (Game 2). Alex notes two Latinos in Game 1. More than 23500 old games to download for free! Karen won one prize worth $180 (exact amount not specified) in Game 1, and Stephen won five prizes worth $5,454 in Game 2. In adults, vitamin D deficiency will precipitate and exacerbate both osteopenia and osteoporosis and increase the risk of fracture ( 10, 11, 19, 20 ). Update your shipping location. The stagehand has problems with the prize slots behind the contestants during Game 1. Alex accidentally calls Sandra a newcomer. Alex says the Game 1 puzzle might be busy. It was the last time a week promoting a vacation getaway would be done. Randy defeated Dennis, 2-1. Full shot of Alex making entrance now shown. Winners are bolded. No Winner's Circle win. No Winner's Circle wins, and both of them had heartbreaking losses. The exact amount of Susan's prizes in Game 2 were not specified, but they were worth $851. Claradell didn't win any prizes in Game 2. No Winner's Circle win. Game 2 was interrupted. Vincent defeated Terri, 2-1. Control passes back and forth between the two players until one solves the rebus. After two attempts, Bill wins a Volkswagen Golf worth $10,605 in the Winner's Circle. Susan retires with $12,266 in prizes. First up was Home Rebus Contest Week I. Rebuses would be shown, and if the home viewer solved all five of them, prizes such as a Video Camera Recorder, or $1,000 in cash would be won. Blanche won eight prizes worth $12,370 in Game 1, and Randy won two prizes worth $1,005 in Game 2. Bush as President. This mistake was NEVER corrected, and Tom was brought back on the July 31, 1989 episode. Over the course of a two-year period (1975-1977), pollen was measured at 2-hour intervals utilizing Hirst volumetric spore traps. If you are a fan of the show, these two games are must-haves. 1988-1989) Gwen Berohn . Gene Wood: "Because neither contestant solved two puzzles, they were replaced and the program edited." After six attempts, Jon wins a Hyundai Excel GL worth $8,504 in the Winner's Circle. Gene Wood appears on the TV set during the featured prize description. 5/12/87 - Tammie vs. Joel - Car win - Original airing and BUZZR. If the game is too fast or too slow, try hitting CTRL-F11 (slower) and CTRL-F12 (faster). Featured prizes: Bachelor's Kitchen (Game 1) and Piano (Game 2). Joyce misses an opportunity to win all the prizes in Game 1, worth $8,000+. Two new players are present due to Andy retiring. Four free spaces were revealed in Game 2. 0 point After five attempts, Susan wins a Pontiac LeMans worth $9,588 in Game 2's Winner's Circle. Originally scheduled for January 18-22, 1988. Made by Softie, Inc. and published by ShareData, Inc., this puzzle game is available for free on this page. No Winner's Circle win (which came close). Buzzr skips this episode. Overall an absolutely fantastic game show conversion that holds up and is kind of amazing given the technology of the time. No Winner's Circle win. Jerri defeated Steve, 2-0. Featured prizes: Sailboat (Game 1) and Gold Diamond Pendant (Game 2). Stephen makes a fatal error in Game 1, that caused him to miss an opportunity to win so many prizes, including a $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Game 2 was interrupted. Phyllis won two prizes worth $1,709 in Game 1, and Lisa won one prize (exact amount not specified) in Game 2. 0 point, TF Brian & Teeni defeated John & Carrie, 2-0. Game 2 was not interrupted. Buzzers for incorrect solvers changed. Pam finds the $500 bonus for finding two WILD! Patrick didn't win any prizes in Game 2. After four attempts (and with no time left on the clock), Rocky wins a Nissan Sentra worth $10,764 in the Winner's Circle. Game 2 was interrupted. Top Gap. Sandra retires undefeated with $17,053 in prizes. Randy defeated Blanche, 2-1. Know what this is about? Featured prizes: Zurich, Switzerland (Game 1) and Hot Dog Cart (Game 2). Featured prizes: Grandfather Clock (Game 1) and Video Game (Game 2). Be the first one to add a plot. Featured prizes: Picnic Basket (Game 1) and Maple China Cabinet (Game 2). Featured prizes: Beverly Hills Shopping Spree (Game 1) and Jet Ski (Game 2). Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Winter 19871988, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Spring 1988, Classic Concentration/Episode Guide/Spring 1990. For Game 2, they were modeled by production staffer John Genung and contestant coordinator Maggie Speak. Door reveal sound inadvertently played in Game 1. Transition squares red again. Featured prizes: London, England (Game 1) and Armoire (Game 2). Curtis calls himself "stupid". No Winner's Circle wins. The 400th show, but no such mention was made. Both Glenn and Mike in Games 1 and 2 respectively were police officers.
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