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01:00Brilliant. It's a great ceremonial. Great ceremonial.
01:03But when it comes to military parades, I don't know whether you like this sort of stuff,
01:07the Fairford Air Show.
01:08Everybody brings their big, bad planes and flies them around and make a hell of a lot of noise.
01:13Do you like a nice military parade?
01:15Well, with you, I like an air show.
01:17So South End used to have an air show every year.
01:19And I've been lucky enough to go and meet some of the Red Arrows.
01:22And whenever the Red Arrows are involved, I mean, it's something special, isn't it?
01:25Especially when you consider it's kind of 1970s aircraft that they're flying so close to each other.
01:31And they do a lot of really good stuff, actually, with STEM, with teaching science, technology, engineering and maths
01:36and using the next generation into that direction.
01:38But, yeah, they are some brave guys, aren't they?
01:41Fantastic.
01:42Yeah.
01:42Amazing.
01:42Very impressive.
01:44Not as amazing as Mick Purdy, who's now got three wins tucked under his belt.
01:49Well done.
01:50Golf caddy master from Scarborough.
01:51You had a bit of a close shave yesterday.
01:53You feeling relaxed now?
01:55Yep.
01:56A good man of many words.
01:59And you're joined by Darren Finley, who is from Finley Green in Surrey, a meeting services technical lead.
02:06Now, just explain that to us in a few words.
02:09It's a long title.
02:10It's mainly the technical support within rooms themselves.
02:13So if people have a problem in a meeting room, they will call our guys and we will go and support them.
02:19OK.
02:20Excellent.
02:20Well, good luck to you today.
02:22Thank you very much.
02:22And let's have a big round of applause then for Darren and Mick.
02:26And over in Dictionary Corner, joining Susie, of course, is newscaster and journalist Nina Hussain.
02:36Welcome back, Nina.
02:37Welcome back.
02:41Now, Mick, off we go.
02:44Afternoon, Rachel.
02:44Afternoon, Mick.
02:46Power, please.
02:47Start today with E.
02:49And another.
02:51O.
02:52And another.
02:54A.
02:55And another.
02:56I.
03:00Consonant.
03:01D.
03:03Consonant.
03:04L.
03:07Consonant.
03:08S.
03:11And a consonant.
03:13G.
03:14And a final consonant.
03:17And a final.
03:19T.
03:21Stand by.
03:21And a consonant.
03:26Think about that.
03:30Those areNeens.
03:31You want to hear.
03:31Yeah.
03:37That.
03:38Are you.
03:39Good about it.
03:40That's okay.
03:40And a Saudis.
03:41примерно to go.
03:41And another.
03:41And this is back.
03:42And a little.
03:42And a ton.
03:43To own.
03:44You want to hear it.
03:46I can't think.
03:48And maybe I can.
03:48And a dad.
03:48Well, Mick?
03:54An eight.
03:55An eight.
03:56Darren?
03:56Seven.
03:57And your seven is?
03:59Details.
04:00Details.
04:00Mick?
04:02Dialogues?
04:03Um, you are spelling it the American way, I think.
04:10How are you spelling it?
04:11D-I-A-L-O-G-E-S.
04:13G-E-S.
04:14Oh, OK.
04:15Um, you definitely need the U for the British spelling, and for the American spelling,
04:19it's just a G at the end.
04:21Sorry about that, Mick.
04:22Bad luck.
04:23Bad luck.
04:23Early lead for Darren there, but over in the corner.
04:26No.
04:26Thankfully, I'm not on my own in the corner, but we did get an eight.
04:31Isolated.
04:32Isolated.
04:33Well done.
04:33Very good.
04:36Isolated.
04:39Now, Darren.
04:42Good afternoon, Rachel.
04:44Afternoon, Darren.
04:45May I have a consonant, please?
04:46May.
04:47Start with D.
04:48And a vowel.
04:50A.
04:51And a consonant.
04:53Z.
04:54And a consonant.
04:57M.
04:58And a vowel.
05:00O.
05:01And a consonant.
05:03S.
05:05And a consonant.
05:06T.
05:08And a vowel.
05:10I.
05:12And a final vowel, please.
05:14And a final E.
05:17Standby.
05:18See you next time.
05:29Bye.
05:30Bye.
05:30Bye.
05:37Bye.
05:37Bye.
05:40Bye.
05:42Bye.
05:43Well, Darren?
05:51I'll go for a risky six.
05:54Mick?
05:55Six.
05:56Now then, Darren.
05:58Mateys.
05:59Mateys.
06:00Mick?
06:01Mastid.
06:02M-A-S-T-E-D.
06:04Mastid.
06:04A free Mastid schooner?
06:06Mastid is fine.
06:08Unfortunately, I think Mastid are going to be E-Y-S.
06:11Um, sorry, it was a very roundabout way of saying you can actually spell it M-A-T-Y,
06:17not just M-A-T-E-Y, which means you can put the I-E-S on, so it's absolutely fine.
06:21Well done.
06:21Well done.
06:22One point ahead for Darren.
06:24And Nina, Nina, what have we got?
06:27We managed an eight, actually, atomised.
06:30Oh, very good.
06:31That's very special.
06:33And the Ossizio?
06:35No, just the diatoms that come up from time to time, the single-celled organisms,
06:39but atomised was definitely our best.
06:40Atomised perfect, I think.
06:41Yeah.
06:42Seven plays six, Mick on six, and it's Mick we turn to for the first numbers game.
06:47Yes, Mick?
06:48Can I have one large, please, and five small?
06:50Your usual now.
06:51Thank you, Mick.
06:51One from the top, and five little ones.
06:53And the first one of the day is five.
06:56Three.
06:57Five.
06:58One.
06:59Four.
07:00And one hundred.
07:02And the target, three hundred and thirty-five.
07:04Three, three, five.
07:05Three, five.
07:35yes Mick 330 330 and Darren I think I've got 334 let's try shall we three times 100 300
07:48five plus one is six yep six times five is 30 it is and add the final four three three four one
07:58away mmm pretty good but still just like the adrift Rachel can we help can we have a three
08:04three five we can indeed if you say 100 plus five 105 times that by three for 315 and the other five
08:14times four is 20 to add on for 335 perfect perfect that's the way it's done so 20 plays mix six as we
08:25turn to our first tea time teaser which is cannon raid and the clue measure for measure it's really
08:31very harsh indeed measure for measure it's really very harsh indeed
08:37welcome back welcome back I left with the clue measure for measure it's really very harsh indeed
08:59very harsh indeed in fact it's draconian draconian is what we're after now if you'd like to become a
09:06a countdown contestant you can email countdown at channel 4.com to request an application form or
09:13write to us at contestants applications countdown leads ls 3 1 j s let's have a letters game shall we
09:23thussa state who's the one we have America where we have youVAT G resist PrideSecret plan out blue then up last
09:26the list of our Centers for conclusions we have one of your populauses above the CTs only one of our
09:32players would have multiple names that call us to be an wrestler for more curious than from our
09:35structures and the same location and three others go thank you Darren Aron consonant please Rachel thank you Darren Aron ah and a
09:45And another consonant.
09:47D.
09:49And a vowel.
09:51U.
09:53And a final vowel, please.
09:55And a final E.
09:58Stand by.
10:14DARREN?
10:32SELEN.
10:33Mick?
10:34I was sad but not written down.
10:36What would it be, Mick?
10:37Injured.
10:38Injured and?
10:39Injured.
10:40Well done, all right.
10:44Well done.
10:4527 to 13 and in the corner.
10:48Nina and Susie.
10:50Nina?
10:50Yeah, we got three sevens.
10:52We got injured.
10:53So we also got rounder.
10:5527 to 13.
10:56DARREN on 27.
10:58Mick, your letters game.
11:00A vowel, please, Rachel.
11:01Thank you, Mick.
11:02I.
11:03And another?
11:05E.
11:06And another?
11:07O.
11:08And another?
11:10E.
11:12Consonant?
11:13T.
11:14Consonant?
11:16P.
11:17Consonant?
11:19W.
11:22Vowel?
11:24A.
11:25And a consonant.
11:26And the last one?
11:28N.
11:29Stand by.
11:30Vowel?
11:37Okay.
11:38C.
11:38C.
11:39C.
11:40C.
11:42Yes, Mick?
12:02Six.
12:03And Darren?
12:05I'll risk a six.
12:07Mick?
12:08Weapon.
12:09Now, what's this risk you're taking, Darren?
12:12Panty?
12:13Panty, singular.
12:14For some reason, I thought you were going there, Darren, and it's not there in the singular.
12:18I'm sorry.
12:20What can we have, I wonder?
12:22Nina?
12:22We're going to stick with a six, as we got weapon and also opiate for a six as well.
12:28And a peewit.
12:29A peewit.
12:30What's a peewit?
12:30A peewit is a bird.
12:32Yes.
12:33And now, Darren, it's your numbers game.
12:35Thank you, Nick.
12:37Can I have two from the top and four small?
12:40You can, indeed.
12:40Thank you, Darren.
12:41Two large, four little this time.
12:43And these four little ones are three, five, one, and eight.
12:48And the big two, fifty, and one hundred.
12:51And the target, six hundred and nine.
12:54Six, oh, nine.
12:55One, two, three, four, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five, five
13:25Darren. 608. 608. Mick. 605. And 605. Darren. 5 plus for 1. 5 plus 1 for 6. Times 100. 600. Plus the 8. 108. 608. Well done Darren. Well done. 609. Where is it Rachel?
13:48Well if you say 50 divided by 5 is 10. Add 3, 4, 13. Take that 13 off the 100 for 87. And then 8 minus 1 is 7 and times them together.
14:03That's wonderful.
14:09And now we turn to Nina. And Nina those big news stories they just keep rolling in.
14:15And there have been some big ones since you were here last year.
14:19Yeah. I mean I've been a journalist for 22 years. And last year I have seen absolutely nothing like it.
14:26It was relentless. We covered some of the darkest stories that I hope to never have to cover ever again to be honest.
14:34It started of course with the Westminster attack in March in London with the death of PC Palmer and the innocent people on the bridge that day.
14:45Then we had this hideous moment of realisation that something had happened at a pop concert in Manchester.
14:55You know the bomb and 22 victims there.
14:58After that London was attacked yet again.
15:02And only a few days after the attack on the capital we saw the burning building of Grenfell Tower.
15:10I mean we just we couldn't believe what we were reporting on.
15:14I think there was a moment towards the end of the year when the story of the day really the talking point of the day when one Prue Leith you know very famous face and certainly on Channel 4 nowadays had accidentally revealed the winner of the Bake Off final just hours before that was that was shown.
15:33I know it's a program close to your heart as well Nick now and it was just this moment of thinking do you know what if if the biggest story of the day in Britain today is a mistake made on a television program do you know what we'll we'll take that for this day we'll we'll take the fact that we're away from from the darkness for a moment.
15:55Well thanks for that Nina and of course you know thanks also for giving us those stories so clearly because you might your head must be banging with all the stuff coming in and yet you've got to talk through it and deliver it so it's a it's a great job you do.
16:09Thank you big round of applause for Nina.
16:13And over to my right we have Nick McPurdy your letters came.
16:22Bow please Rachel.
16:23Thank you Mick.
16:24Oh.
16:25And another
16:26And another
16:26E
16:27And another
16:28O
16:30Consonant
16:32S
16:34Consonant
16:35D
16:36Consonant
16:38S
16:40Vowel
16:41A
16:43Consonant
16:45L
16:46And a final consonant
16:48And a final P
16:50And here's the countdown clock.
16:52And a half
16:53And a half
16:54An
17:08To sole
17:11And a final conversation
17:14Unless you're not too much, you're to go to...
17:19And another
17:20Yes, Mick. Seven. Darren. Seven. Mick. Pedalos. Pedalos and? Spooled. Spooled. Nice.
17:34Yeah, good words. Good sevens. Now, what of the corner, Nina? We got Spooled and, yeah,
17:42the worst watercraft ever invented, pedalo. And you got another one as well, didn't you,
17:46otherwise just six is lapsed, for example. Lapsed. Yeah. Thank you. 26 to 41, Darren holding on,
17:54and it's Darren we turn to now. Letters game, Darren. Thanks, Nick. Consonant, please.
17:59Thank you, Darren. F. And another. F. And another. M. And a vowel. E. And a vowel. I.
18:15And a consonant. T. A consonant. S. A vowel. A. And a final consonant, please.
18:29And a final Q. Stand by.
18:53DARREN
19:03DARREN
19:046
19:05A 6
19:06Mick?
19:07I'll try a 6
19:08So, DARREN
19:09MATEES
19:11Really?
19:12And Mick?
19:14FASCISM
19:15FASCISM, Susie?
19:16Well, it isn't the dictionary but with two Ts rather than one Mick, I'm afraid,
19:20Prejudice against the obese
19:23Ah, FASCISM
19:25And, Nina and Susie, what have you conjured up out of that?
19:29We got a colourful but short Fiesta for 6
19:32Fiesta, love them
19:34And now Mick, it's your numbers game, good luck to you
19:38I'll have 6 more ones please
19:406 small, gambling to make up the difference
19:42Good decision Mick, I like it
19:446 little ones are
19:462
19:479
19:4810
19:493
19:504
19:51And 8
19:52And the target
19:54946
19:56946
19:57946
19:5810
20:0410
20:0610
20:0710
20:0810
20:0910
20:1010
20:1110
20:1310
20:1410
20:1511
20:1610
20:1711
20:1812
20:1913
20:2114
20:2214
20:2315
20:2416
20:2515
20:2615
20:27Well, Mick.
20:30936.
20:32936. Darren.
20:34943.
20:36Off we go, Darren.
20:39So, I've got 10 times 9 is 90.
20:4310 times 9, 90.
20:45Plus the 4.
20:47Plus the 4, 90.
20:48Is 94.
20:48Yep.
20:498 plus 2 is 10.
20:52Times 94.
20:54940.
20:55And add the final three.
20:57And add the final three for three away.
20:59Well done.
21:00Well done.
21:01But 946.
21:02Rachel, can you help us?
21:03Just about.
21:05If you say 4 times 3 is 12.
21:09Times 9 is 108.
21:11Plus 10 is 118.
21:14Times that by 8 for 944.
21:18And add on the 2.
21:19946.
21:19Ah, well done.
21:20Well done, well done.
21:23That's the way.
21:24946.
21:25So, 54 plays Mick's 26 as we turn to our second tea time teaser, which is no praises.
21:33And the clue, there are no praises connected with this answer.
21:37In fact, it's quite the opposite.
21:38There are no praises connected with this answer.
21:41In fact, it's quite the opposite.
21:43And the answer to that one is aspersion.
22:08So, with the score standing 26 to 54 in Darren's favour, we turn to you, Darren, for a letters game.
22:16Off we go.
22:16Thank you, Dick.
22:18Consonant, please.
22:20Thank you, Darren.
22:21D.
22:22And another.
22:24T.
22:25And another.
22:27H.
22:28And a vowel, please.
22:30O.
22:31And another vowel.
22:32U.
22:34And a consonant.
22:35L.
22:36And a vowel.
22:39A.
22:40And another vowel.
22:43O.
22:44And a final consonant, please.
22:46And a final R.
22:49Stand by.
22:49And a vowel.
22:51And a vowel.
22:51And a vowel.
22:52And a vowel.
22:52And a vowel.
22:52And a vowel.
22:53And a vowel.
22:53And a vowel.
22:53And a vowel.
22:54And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:55And a vowel.
22:56And a vowel.
22:56And a vowel.
22:56And a vowel.
22:57And a vowel.
22:57And a vowel.
22:57And a vowel.
22:57And a vowel.
22:58And a vowel.
22:59And a vowel.
22:59And a vowel.
23:00And a vowel.
23:01And a vowel.
23:01And a vowel.
23:02And a vowel.
23:03And a vowel.
23:03And a vowel.
23:04And a vowel.
23:04And a vowel.
23:05And a vowel.
23:05And a vowel.
23:06and a vowel.
23:07And a vowel.
23:19Darren, just a four. Mick. I'll try an eight. Now, you're four, Darren. Road. And Mick? Outhoard. Outhoard? H-O-A-R-D.
23:40Not in the dictionary, I'm afraid. Sorry about that, Mick. Can't outhoard somebody else. Good try. Good try. Now, Nina. Nina and Susie?
23:49So we've got a five and a six, an author for six, and a doula for five. Doula? Yes. Somebody who gives support to a woman in her labour or birth. Oh, yes. I remember that. Doula. Doula. Doula. Thank you. 58, please. 26. Darren on 58. And it's Mick's letters game. Constant, please, Rachel. Thank you, Mick. N. And another. T. And another.
24:19C. C. Vowel. I. Another vowel. O. Consonant. B. Vowel. U. Consonant. W. And the final consonant. And a final S. Going by.
24:46C. Vowel.
24:48C. Vowel.
24:49C. Vowel.
24:50C. Vowel.
24:51C. Vowel.
24:52C. Vowel.
24:53C. Vowel.
24:54C. Vowel.
24:55C. Vowel.
24:56C. Vowel.
24:57C. Vowel.
24:58C. Vowel.
24:59C. Vowel.
25:00C. Vowel.
25:01C. Vowel.
25:02C. Vowel.
25:03C. Vowel.
25:04C. Vowel.
25:05C. Vowel.
25:06C. Vowel.
25:07C. Vowel.
25:08C. Vowel.
25:09C. Vowel.
25:10C. Vowel.
25:11C. Vowel.
25:12C. Vowel.
25:13Well, Mick?
25:18A seven.
25:19A seven. And Darren?
25:21Seven.
25:22Mick?
25:23Suction.
25:24And?
25:25Same word, suction.
25:26There we go. Show that to Mick.
25:30So, 65 to 33 as we turn to Susie.
25:34Now, Susie, what have you for us today?
25:37Well, as you know, Nick, and as regular viewers will know,
25:40I love those words that wear their heart on their sleeve,
25:43but we just don't see it somehow.
25:45So, they're sort of almost too obvious, if you like.
25:48So, freelancers were knights who used their lances as sort of mercenaries,
25:52so wherever they pleased.
25:54Heathens lived on the heath.
25:56Secretaries kept secrets.
25:58Those are amongst my favourites.
25:59But there's another one that didn't really occur to me until quite recently,
26:02and that's the lovely verb to roam.
26:04So, if you're roaming, you wander aimlessly,
26:08but with pleasure, normally, if you're a roamer.
26:11And, believe it or not, it actually comes back to the city of Rome.
26:15Different spelling.
26:16But it referred originally to, we think, we're pretty sure about this,
26:19to the roundabout course that was taken by English pilgrims in the Middle Ages.
26:24I say we're pretty sure about it because there's not definitive proof,
26:27but it is very much our best guess.
26:30So, they used to travel, as I say, roam the world until they got to Rome.
26:35So, it was testament, really, to the seduction of the city.
26:39And the reason that we are fairly sure about this is that other languages in other countries
26:44have very similar words.
26:46So, pilgrimages were made to Rome from many other countries.
26:49So, in France, Romier was a pilgrim on his way, or her way, indeed, to Rome.
26:55And in Spain, a romero became a word, similarly, someone on their way to Rome,
27:00but also a wanderer.
27:01And in Italy, of course, famously, we have a Romeo,
27:04and the real meaning of Romeo is a wayfarer, if you like, or a wanderer.
27:09So, it's quite likely that the famous city of Rome gave us all of those words.
27:14But I love the idea that when we roam and wander,
27:16we're actually looking to the city of Rome.
27:18Oh, very good.
27:19So, Darren on 65, Mick on 33.
27:27Darren, you're doing pretty well, Darren.
27:30Try this letters game.
27:31I will, thank you, Nick.
27:33Consonant, please, Rachel.
27:34Thank you, Darren.
27:35B.
27:37And another consonant.
27:39G.
27:40And a consonant.
27:42N.
27:43And a vowel, please.
27:45E.
27:46And another.
27:47I.
27:49And another.
27:51A.
27:52And a consonant.
27:54L.
27:55And a vowel.
27:58U.
27:59And a final consonant, please.
28:02And a final V.
28:04Stand by.
28:04BELL RINGS
28:07Well, Darren.
28:36Seven.
28:37Mick.
28:38Eight.
28:40So, Darren.
28:41Leaving.
28:43Now, Mick.
28:44Valuing.
28:46He's spelling it with the E in the middle.
28:49No, it's got to do that.
28:51The E, I'm afraid, Mick.
28:52B-A-L-U-I-N-G.
28:53Sorry.
28:54Bad luck.
28:55Bad luck.
28:56Nina, what do you think?
28:57We got the valuing, but without the E.
29:00Yes, that was there for seven.
29:01And there is an eight there as well.
29:03Unviable.
29:05If something is not doable, it's unviable.
29:07Yeah.
29:12Yes, indeed.
29:13Mick, final letters game to you.
29:16OK.
29:17Constant, please.
29:18Thank you, Mick.
29:19N.
29:20And another.
29:22T.
29:23And another.
29:24R.
29:28Vowel.
29:30A.
29:32Vowel.
29:33E.
29:35Consonant.
29:37M.
29:39Consonant.
29:41S.
29:43Vowel.
29:45A.
29:46And a final consonant.
29:52And a final N.
29:54Countdown.
30:05Bye.
30:06And a final consonant.
30:07Oh, that was a man.
30:09Bye.
30:10No complete rien.
30:11Bye.
30:11Bye.
30:12Bye.
30:12Bye.
30:13Bye.
30:16Bye.
30:18Bye.
30:19Bye.
30:20Bye.
30:21Bye.
30:21Bye.
30:24Bye.
30:24Mick?
30:27A seven.
30:28A seven. Darren?
30:30Seven.
30:31Mick?
30:31Manners.
30:33Manners and?
30:34Mantras.
30:36Mantras.
30:37Now, Nina?
30:38And eight.
30:39Remnants.
30:40Very good.
30:41Remnants.
30:42Excellent.
30:45Thanks, Nina.
30:46Any else, Susie?
30:47No, it's with mantras and remnants, too.
30:49Remnants.
30:4979-40 into the final numbers game for you.
30:53Off we go.
30:53Thank you, Nick.
30:55We'll stick with the same plan.
30:57Two large and four small, please.
30:59Why not?
30:59Thank you, Darren.
31:00Two large, four little for the final one of the week.
31:03And this last selection is five, five, eight, six, one hundred and seventy-five.
31:10And the target, one hundred and forty-seven.
31:13One, four, seven.
31:14One, four.
31:26You're going to be, you're going to be.
31:36Bye-bye.
31:38Well Darren one four six and to make one four six
31:50Darren
31:52So I've got five times eight
31:55five eight to forty
31:57Plus the six forty six plus the one hundred one away. Yes, and to make eight six eights of 48
32:05Six eights of forty eight five over five is one yes
32:14Sorry take that away and then
32:16Well, I think you've actually unfortunately you've made the target one four seven, but you've declared one away
32:21One four six. Oh, what a shame you Harry Mick. Oh bad luck. That is bad luck
32:26So we need in trouble Rachel let's know that it's mine for us. Well, yeah, so as we go into the final round it's Darren
32:35on 86
32:36Beating a three times winner
32:39Mick Purdy, so
32:41Gentlemen fingers on buzzers. Let's reveal today's countdown conundrum
32:50Darren pioneering pioneering I wonder whether
32:56No down to you Mick take your time
32:58well
33:00we're
33:02MUSIC CONTINUES
33:32REOPENING
33:33REOPENING
33:34Let's see whether you're right
33:36REOPENING
33:38Well done
33:39Well done
33:41Well played Mick
33:42Thank you
33:43You did really well
33:44But you know
33:45I'm glad you did
33:46Because that's what we're about actually
33:48You take this goodie bag
33:49And your teapot
33:50Back to Scarborough
33:52With our very best wishes
33:53Thank you very much
33:54Thanks very much indeed for coming
33:55Thank you
33:56Brave show
33:57Darren
33:58See you Monday
33:59Well done indeed
34:01See you Monday
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34:02Have a peaceful weekend
34:03As indeed I hope you two
34:05Nina and Susie
34:07Yeah
34:08We'll see you both on Monday
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