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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:21:07 AM EST
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Turn off all entitlements and i'll find you 40 million workers. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The fact that remittances aren't taxed shows that nobody is serious about immigration,the wall is nothing but a populist piece of cheese. Remove the prime motivation for illegal immigration and you will see it drop. Charge companies that rely upon illegal labor under RICO laws. If they can do it to a motorcycle gang,they can do it to meat packing plants,dairies and landscaping businesses. However,both Republicans and Democrats know that cheap,illegal labor is now a cornerstone of the American economy. Nobody wants to talk about it but kick every illegal framer,landscaper,cook,maid...out of the US tomorrow and there is nobody to replace them. And our government gives classes on how to qualify. They take pride in increasing the number of welfare recipients. They look at its growth like we do jobs growth. It’s an indicator that dems are doing their job. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:23:38 AM EST
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This is like having five extra Puerto Ricos. They produce very little but absorb millions from the economy. Have those guy make iphones and tv’s instead of chinamen |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:25:46 AM EST
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Yep. A 5% tax would pay for a wall in two years. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Trump needs to latch onto this like a pit bull. Tax the fuck out of these remittances. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:25:48 AM EST
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If we threaten to tax them, the migration crisis from South America would cease overnight
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:26:25 AM EST
[#5]
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Turn off all entitlements and i'll find you 40 million workers. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The fact that remittances aren't taxed shows that nobody is serious about immigration,the wall is nothing but a populist piece of cheese. Remove the prime motivation for illegal immigration and you will see it drop. Charge companies that rely upon illegal labor under RICO laws. If they can do it to a motorcycle gang,they can do it to meat packing plants,dairies and landscaping businesses. However,both Republicans and Democrats know that cheap,illegal labor is now a cornerstone of the American economy. Nobody wants to talk about it but kick every illegal framer,landscaper,cook,maid...out of the US tomorrow and there is nobody to replace them. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:27:00 AM EST
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I did not vote for this. Did you? Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:28:47 AM EST
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what happened to taxing that shit? and nothing will be done to the scum contractors and plant operators that employ illegals, paying them under the table, while we get ruined if we don't pay our taxes You want to see something get done about it? We the oppressed will need to start making things beyond uncomfortable for the scum who knowingly employ illegals. That's the only way something will be done about it. Government won't do anything about it. The chamber of commerce and both political parties have declared economic warfare against citizens of the USA. It's past time to treat it as such. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:34:35 AM EST
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Paul Ryan was/is a piece of shit, and now because of ratboy we've got Nancy pelosi again and nothing will be done to the scum contractors and plant operators that employ illegals, paying them under the table, while we get ruined if we don't pay our taxes You want to see something get done about it? We the oppressed will need to start making things beyond uncomfortable for the scum who knowingly employ illegals. That's the only way something will be done about it. Government won't do anything about it. The chamber of commerce and both political parties have declared economic warfare against citizens of the USA. It's past time to treat it as such. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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what happened to taxing that shit? and nothing will be done to the scum contractors and plant operators that employ illegals, paying them under the table, while we get ruined if we don't pay our taxes You want to see something get done about it? We the oppressed will need to start making things beyond uncomfortable for the scum who knowingly employ illegals. That's the only way something will be done about it. Government won't do anything about it. The chamber of commerce and both political parties have declared economic warfare against citizens of the USA. It's past time to treat it as such. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:37:09 AM EST
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How do you determine if that money is gained from legal and illegal people? What if a US citizen who is already taxed is sending money to support her grandparents? Tax them again? Because of......illegals? |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:02:56 PM EST
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25% tax unless immigration status can be proved.
10% fee to conduct criminal background check |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:11:28 PM EST
[#11]
Bitcoin then becomes more popular option.
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:15:43 PM EST
[#12]
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Turn off all entitlements and i'll find you 40 million workers. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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The fact that remittances aren't taxed shows that nobody is serious about immigration,the wall is nothing but a populist piece of cheese. Remove the prime motivation for illegal immigration and you will see it drop. Charge companies that rely upon illegal labor under RICO laws. If they can do it to a motorcycle gang,they can do it to meat packing plants,dairies and landscaping businesses. However,both Republicans and Democrats know that cheap,illegal labor is now a cornerstone of the American economy. Nobody wants to talk about it but kick every illegal framer,landscaper,cook,maid...out of the US tomorrow and there is nobody to replace them. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:24:23 PM EST
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Another form of leftist global wealth redistribution.
International aid that actually expands the democrat/GOPe constituency, financed as usual by the American chump. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:38:55 PM EST
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This is one time I will say we need to tax this and tax it heavy.
Make it a pain for someone to come here that shouldn't be here. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 12:39:53 PM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Too bad “my hands are tied” Trump has not directed ICE to conduct thousands of raids of employers resulting in massive detentions and deportations of illegals. That is something directly in his power to do. It does not “require congress to act” or new laws like he says. Of course, why would he? He has stated that he only wants the violent criminals gone and “has a heart” for those who are already here. At least out here, S NM, there really aren't large business that hire illegals in mass like you used to see the raids on. There's no doubt lots of illegals employed, but you can't punish the employer if they've done what the law requires, and restricts them to. And per the Cato Institute "E-Verify is worse than a coin toss at identifying known illegal immigrant job seekers — 54 percent of illegal workers run through E-Verify are approved for work.". source. There's no single solution to solving illegal immigration. We need everything, A wall, quicker deportations, no driver licenses, no bank accounts, punish "Sanctuary's", remove welfare incentives, remove schooling for non-residents. You need to make it impossible for them to make a life here. Cut off any and all available resources to them. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 2:30:10 PM EST
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Most of the illegals I've run across doing business, and its a lot, have forged papers. Even when I was doing construction most of them had papers. The ones who didn't worked for small illegal crews, farming, or did day labor. E-Verify would catch some, for those who use it, but even then some had some other guys info with their picture. And if they have papers that look remotely legit you can't discriminate, unless you want to get sued. Farming is the industry that uses most non papered illegals from what I've seen. At least out here, S NM, there really aren't large business that hire illegals in mass like you used to see the raids on. There's no doubt lots of illegals employed, but you can't punish the employer if they've done what the law requires, and restricts them to. And per the Cato Institute "E-Verify is worse than a coin toss at identifying known illegal immigrant job seekers — 54 percent of illegal workers run through E-Verify are approved for work.". source. There's no single solution to solving illegal immigration. We need everything, A wall, quicker deportations, no driver licenses, no bank accounts, punish "Sanctuary's", remove welfare incentives, remove schooling for non-residents. You need to make it impossible for them to make a life here. Cut off any and all available resources to them. Quote HistoryQuoted:
Quoted: Too bad “my hands are tied” Trump has not directed ICE to conduct thousands of raids of employers resulting in massive detentions and deportations of illegals. That is something directly in his power to do. It does not “require congress to act” or new laws like he says. Of course, why would he? He has stated that he only wants the violent criminals gone and “has a heart” for those who are already here. At least out here, S NM, there really aren't large business that hire illegals in mass like you used to see the raids on. There's no doubt lots of illegals employed, but you can't punish the employer if they've done what the law requires, and restricts them to. And per the Cato Institute "E-Verify is worse than a coin toss at identifying known illegal immigrant job seekers — 54 percent of illegal workers run through E-Verify are approved for work.". source. There's no single solution to solving illegal immigration. We need everything, A wall, quicker deportations, no driver licenses, no bank accounts, punish "Sanctuary's", remove welfare incentives, remove schooling for non-residents. You need to make it impossible for them to make a life here. Cut off any and all available resources to them. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 2:35:11 PM EST
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How about we cut all funding to countries south of us who openly invade us. Use that money to build the wall.
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Posted: 1/3/2019 2:45:11 PM EST
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These would be nearly impossible to tax. If you’ve been to Central American on a US pay day you’ve seen the lines of people at ATMs and Western Unions. Immigrants in the US just send their family members an ATM card and a pin to a shared account. The Western Union option would be easier to tax if you could see the origination and withdrawal location, but the ATM option would lead to taxiing every single withdrawal from an ATM from a US bank account. It could have massive implications for US tourists. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 2:47:29 PM EST
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I've been saying this for years.
10% Tax Fee, 100% to Border Patrol/Wall |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 10:23:32 PM EST
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Have ICE go through the employers files on hand. Make felons out of those who submitted fraudulent identities. When Jorge was in office INS used to raid the restaurants here every few months. Small restaurants. The kitchen staff would haul ass out the backdoor. You want to know who the illegals are? The ones who ran. Now? Chances are that not only is the kitchen staff illegals but the waiter taking your order is too. Because there is zero threat of being checked and the illegals know it. Quote HistoryQuoted:
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Quoted: Too bad “my hands are tied” Trump has not directed ICE to conduct thousands of raids of employers resulting in massive detentions and deportations of illegals. That is something directly in his power to do. It does not “require congress to act” or new laws like he says. Of course, why would he? He has stated that he only wants the violent criminals gone and “has a heart” for those who are already here. At least out here, S NM, there really aren't large business that hire illegals in mass like you used to see the raids on. There's no doubt lots of illegals employed, but you can't punish the employer if they've done what the law requires, and restricts them to. And per the Cato Institute "E-Verify is worse than a coin toss at identifying known illegal immigrant job seekers — 54 percent of illegal workers run through E-Verify are approved for work.". source. There's no single solution to solving illegal immigration. We need everything, A wall, quicker deportations, no driver licenses, no bank accounts, punish "Sanctuary's", remove welfare incentives, remove schooling for non-residents. You need to make it impossible for them to make a life here. Cut off any and all available resources to them. Funny story. When I was in high school I worked for a land surveying company that had bought old border patrol suburbans. We rarely worked in town, but every now and again we'd do some work and it would be near a roofing or construction crew. It was freaking hilarious to pull up and watch them scatter. Boss even bought a Border Patrol hat for shits and giggle. Due to the lack of enforcement, courts, leniency and ease of illegal reentry most aren't scared anymore. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 10:27:04 PM EST
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Both political parties sold this country down the river. It is a crime of epic proportions and will be the ultimate failure of the American experiment.
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Posted: 1/3/2019 10:50:29 PM EST
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These would be nearly impossible to tax. If you've been to Central American on a US pay day you've seen the lines of people at ATMs and Western Unions. Immigrants in the US just send their family members an ATM card and a pin to a shared account. The Western Union option would be easier to tax if you could see the origination and withdrawal location, but the ATM option would lead to taxiing every single withdrawal from an ATM from a US bank account. It could have massive implications for US tourists. Choking off the tourist dollars is a side bonus. Fuck your country up enough people want to flee, well then you can't have our money no matter how it gets there. Not you in particular, but I am getting really fucking sick of the faggot-assed excuses of why nothing is getting done. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 10:56:28 PM EST
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These would be nearly impossible to tax. If you’ve been to Central American on a US pay day you’ve seen the lines of people at ATMs and Western Unions. Immigrants in the US just send their family members an ATM card and a pin to a shared account. The Western Union option would be easier to tax if you could see the origination and withdrawal location, but the ATM option would lead to taxiing every single withdrawal from an ATM from a US bank account. It could have massive implications for US tourists. I sent money to South America a while back. Used crypto, zero taxes and took a few minutes. Zero taxes paid, no way for them to collect them anyways |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:02:58 PM EST
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Immigration should be fixed.
Anyone that wants to work and contribute to America should be allowed to apply for a work visa. 1. No entitlements. 2. No welfare, no unemployment, no free healthcare 3. They have to register and pay a registration and background check fee every year 4. Must have a job waiting for them with an employee sponsor 5. They must pay for healthcare 6. They must pay for education 7. They must pay all taxes- plus 10% foriegn worker fee- to pay for border security 8. They must learn english 9. If they become citizens US, they get treated like US citizens Fix immigration. Allow anyone that wants to contribute become citizens Military service is instant citizenship 10% tax on all income for non- US citizens. 13.5 million greencard holders in the US. Lets say they make an average of $30,000. annually. 10% of that is $3,000. $3,000 x 13,500,000.00 = $40,500,000,000.00 40 billion a year. Yes. Some would call that amnesty, but they would gladly pay $3,000 a year to become legal. 40 billion. That number would increase as more workers come to the US. They pay thier own way. Fuck remittances. Tax every non-US citizen working in the US. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:10:32 PM EST
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That money leaves our economy and never comes back. If an American made it, it would at least somewhat get spent with domestic companies who pay other American workers and so on and so on.
But once it leaves our economy, it's gone. The net effect is much more than 53b. It's a multiple of that. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:12:56 PM EST
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How do you determine if that money is gained from legal and illegal people? What if a US citizen who is already taxed is sending money to support her grandparents? Tax them again? Because of......illegals? |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:16:36 PM EST
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That money leaves our economy and never comes back. If an American made it, it would at least somewhat get spent with domestic companies who pay other American workers and so on and so on. But once it leaves our economy, it's gone. The net effect is much more than 53b. It's a multiple of that. To you all that matters is that the money made in the US should stay in the US? Is it about money or illegals? This is America. I should spend my already taxed income where ever I want. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:26:45 PM EST
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Perhaps the answer is to just wait until Mexico empties out a little more, then go in with an army of colonists, take it and turn it into a new free state.
It's not like the Mexicans are getting any use out of their country or its resources. |
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Posted: 1/3/2019 11:33:13 PM EST
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Perhaps the answer is to just wait until Mexico empties out a little more, then go in with an army of colonists, take it and turn it into a new free state. It's not like the Mexicans are getting any use out of their country or its resources. |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 12:07:21 AM EST
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We have Amazon tax my toilet paper but yet we don't tax Mexicans sending untaxed money to their family to be spent in Mexico. Crazy and stupid
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Posted: 1/4/2019 12:19:19 AM EST
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A small fee,or tax (border security fee ) would be better. If a few points only it won’t push the money to alternate means of getting it out of country
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Posted: 1/4/2019 12:23:29 AM EST
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This is like having five extra Puerto Ricos. They produce very little but absorb millions from the economy. The southern border really is a national security, humanitarian and criminal justice nightmare |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 12:24:59 AM EST
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Mexicans work much harder than Puerto Ricans. Have those guy make iphones and tv’s instead of chinamen Quote HistoryQuoted:
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This is like having five extra Puerto Ricos. They produce very little but absorb millions from the economy. Have those guy make iphones and tv’s instead of chinamen There are more PR surgeons in my hospital than Mexican surgeons and this is Texas |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 12:30:38 AM EST
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If we don't tax outgoing remittances we are fools. |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 1:05:31 AM EST
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How do you determine if that money is gained from legal and illegal people? What if a US citizen who is already taxed is sending money to support her grandparents? Tax them again? Because of......illegals? They have to show a paystub, photo id and proof of residence. |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 1:10:46 AM EST
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Maybe our government should stop sending billions of dollars themselves.
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Posted: 1/4/2019 1:12:31 AM EST
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The fact that remittances aren't taxed shows that nobody is serious about immigration,the wall is nothing but a populist piece of cheese. Remove the prime motivation for illegal immigration and you will see it drop. Charge companies that rely upon illegal labor under RICO laws. If they can do it to a motorcycle gang,they can do it to meat packing plants,dairies and landscaping businesses. However,both Republicans and Democrats know that cheap,illegal labor is now a cornerstone of the American economy. Nobody wants to talk about it but kick every illegal framer,landscaper,cook,maid...out of the US tomorrow and there is nobody to replace them. I have worked jobs in my life that really sucked, but they were a means to survive until I found a better job. No fucking reason all the fucking freeloaders couldn't do the same. |
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Posted: 1/4/2019 1:31:01 AM EST
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Quote HistoryQuoted: Well you're almost right. Considering that there is somewhere around 50-60 million people in America THAT ARE NOT ACTIVELY EVEN LOOKING FOR WORK, a very large percentage who are PHYSICALLY ABLE TO WORK, those jobs could be filled immediately, simply by giving them 3 months to find a job and then cut off the welfare funds. I have worked jobs in my life that really sucked, but they were a means to survive until I found a better job. No fucking reason all the fucking freeloaders couldn't do the same. |
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