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In pics | As Covid-19 pandemic surges, here are the top 15 countries that are leading the vaccination race

UPDATED : Feb 24 2021, 11:16 IST

Over 20 crore Covid-19 vaccines have been administered across the globe as of February 24, 2021, according to statista.com. Let us take a look at the nations which are leading in the vaccination drive:

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  • United States | Vaccines administered: 6,30,90,634 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 2,88,97,718 | Credit: Reuters Photo 2 /16 zoom

    United States | Vaccines administered: 6,30,90,634 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 2,88,97,718 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • China | Vaccines administered: 4,05,00,000 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 89,864 | Credit: AFP Photo 3 /16 zoom

    China | Vaccines administered: 4,05,00,000 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 89,864 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • United Kingdom | Vaccines administered: 1,81,97,269 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 41,34,639 | Credit: AFP Photo 4 /16 zoom

    United Kingdom | Vaccines administered: 1,81,97,269 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 41,34,639 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • India | Vaccines administered: 1,10,85,173 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 1,10,30,176 | Credit: PTI Photo 5 /16 zoom

    India | Vaccines administered: 1,10,85,173 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 1,10,30,176 | Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Israel | Vaccines administered: 71,32,468 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 7,59,572 | Credit: AFP Photo 6 /16 zoom

    Israel | Vaccines administered: 71,32,468 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 7,59,572 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Brazil | Vaccines administered: 66,29,827 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 1,02,60,621 | Credit: Reuters Photo 7 /16 zoom

    Brazil | Vaccines administered: 66,29,827 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 1,02,60,621 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Turkey | Vaccines administered: 65,90,415 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 26,55,633 | Credit: AFP Photo 8 /16 zoom

    Turkey | Vaccines administered: 65,90,415 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 26,55,633 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • United Arab Emirates | Vaccines administered: 55,54,342 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 3,75,535 | Credit: AFP Photo 9 /16 zoom

    United Arab Emirates | Vaccines administered: 55,54,342 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 3,75,535 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Germany | Vaccines administered: 48,69,641 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 24,05,263 | Credit: Reuters Photo 10 /16 zoom

    Germany | Vaccines administered: 48,69,641 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 24,05,263 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • France | Vaccines administered: 37,16,619 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 36,29,891 | Credit: Reuters Photo 11 /16 zoom

    France | Vaccines administered: 37,16,619 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 36,29,891 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Italy | Vaccines administered: 34,97,825 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 28,32,162 | Credit: Reuters Photo 12 /16 zoom

    Italy | Vaccines administered: 34,97,825 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 28,32,162 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Spain | Vaccines administered: 29,36,011 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 31,61,432 | Credit: Reuters Photo 13 /16 zoom

    Spain | Vaccines administered: 29,36,011 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 31,61,432 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Chile | Vaccines administered: 28,89,948 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 8,05,317 | Credit: AFP Photo 14 /16 zoom

    Chile | Vaccines administered: 28,89,948 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 8,05,317 | Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Poland | Vaccines administered: 26,97,815 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 16,48,962 | Credit: Reuters Photo 15 /16 zoom

    Poland | Vaccines administered: 26,97,815 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 16,48,962 | Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Morocco | Vaccines administered: 24,61,192 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 4,81,709 | Credit: AFP Photo 16 /16 zoom

    Morocco | Vaccines administered: 24,61,192 | Total cases as of February 24, 2021: 4,81,709 | Credit: AFP Photo

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Blast rocks Punjab Police intelligence HQ in Mohali, no casualties

UPDATED : May 10 2022, 13:47 IST

 A blast caused by a rocket-like object reportedly occurred in Punjab's highly-guarded Intelligence Bureau headquarters in upscale Sector 77, Mohali on May 9. However, no casualty was reported.

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  • A rocket-propelled grenade hit the Intelligence Wing headquarters of Punjab Police in Mohali on May 9. The blast shattered windowpanes on one of the floors of the building. However, no one was injured in the explosion, which political parties termed \ 2 /7 zoom

    A rocket-propelled grenade hit the Intelligence Wing headquarters of Punjab Police in Mohali on May 9. The blast shattered windowpanes on one of the floors of the building. However, no one was injured in the explosion, which political parties termed "disturbing" and "shocking". Credit: PTI Photo

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  • “A minor explosion was reported at the Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in sector 77, SAS Nagar at around 7.45 pm. No damage has been reported. Senior officers are on the spot and an investigation is being done. Forensic teams have been called,” the Mohali police said in a statement. Credit: PTI Photo 3 /7 zoom

    “A minor explosion was reported at the Punjab Police Intelligence Headquarters in sector 77, SAS Nagar at around 7.45 pm. No damage has been reported. Senior officers are on the spot and an investigation is being done. Forensic teams have been called,” the Mohali police said in a statement. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Police personnel show the object found at the site of the blast. Credit: PTI Photo 4 /7 zoom

    Police personnel show the object found at the site of the blast. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • The police have cordoned off the area and an alert has been sounded. A police official told reporters that there was no casualty in the incident. “A minor blast took place at the intelligence building.\ 5 /7 zoom

    The police have cordoned off the area and an alert has been sounded. A police official told reporters that there was no casualty in the incident. “A minor blast took place at the intelligence building." Credit: PTI Photo

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  • A quick reaction team of the Chandigarh police was also deputed near the Intelligence office building. Credit: PTI Photo 6 /7 zoom

    A quick reaction team of the Chandigarh police was also deputed near the Intelligence office building. Credit: PTI Photo

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  • Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh expressed shock over the explosion and urged Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to take strict action against those who were behind this incident. Credit: 7 /7 zoom

    Former Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh expressed shock over the explosion and urged Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann to take strict action against those who were behind this incident. Credit: PTI Photo

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Portugal builds Europe's largest floating solar park — See pics

UPDATED : May 10 2022, 13:48 IST

Portugal is pushing ahead with a floating solar panel park. The country is prepping up Europe's largest floating solar park and so far it has moved nearly 12,000 solar panels, the size of four soccer pitches, to their mooring on Portugal's Alqueva reservoir. Built by the country's main utility EDP on Western Europe's biggest artificial lake, the shiny floating island is part of Portugal's plan to cut reliance on imported fossil fuels whose prices have surged since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

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  • Preparation to start up Europe\'s largest floating solar park kicked off in Portugal. Two tugboats have moved a vast array of 12,000 solar panels, the size of four soccer pitches, to their mooring on Portugal\'s Alqueva reservoir. Credit: Reuters Photo 2 /10 zoom

    Preparation to start up Europe's largest floating solar park kicked off in Portugal. Two tugboats have moved a vast array of 12,000 solar panels, the size of four soccer pitches, to their mooring on Portugal's Alqueva reservoir. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Built by the country\'s main utility EDP on Western Europe\'s biggest artificial lake, the shiny floating island is part of Portugal\'s plan to cut reliance on imported fossil fuels the prices of which have surged since Russia\'s invasion of Ukraine. Credit: Reuters Photo 3 /10 zoom

    Built by the country's main utility EDP on Western Europe's biggest artificial lake, the shiny floating island is part of Portugal's plan to cut reliance on imported fossil fuels, the prices of which have surged since Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Blessed by long hours of sunshine and Atlantic winds, Portugal has accelerated its shift to renewables. But even though Portugal uses almost no Russian hydrocarbons, its gas-fired power plants still feel the squeeze of rising fuel prices. Credit: Reuters Photo 4 /10 zoom

    Blessed by long hours of sunshine and Atlantic winds, Portugal has accelerated its shift to renewables. But even though Portugal uses almost no Russian hydrocarbons, its gas-fired power plants still feel the squeeze of rising fuel prices. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Miguel Patena, EDP group director in charge of the solar project, said when the tugboats moved the panels into the position that electricity produced from the floating park, with an installed capacity of 5 megawatts (MW), would cost a third of that produced from a gas-fired plant. Credit: Reuters Photo 5 /10 zoom

    Miguel Patena, EDP group director in charge of the solar project, said when the tugboats moved the panels into the position that electricity produced from the floating park, with an installed capacity of 5 megawatts (MW), would cost a third of that produced from a gas-fired plant. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • The panels on the Alqueva reservoir, which is used to generate hydropower, would produce 7.5 gigawatt/hours (GWh) of electricity a year, and would be complemented by lithium batteries to store 2 GWh. Credit: Reuters Photo 6 /10 zoom

    The panels on the Alqueva reservoir, which is used to generate hydropower, would produce 7.5 gigawatt/hours (GWh) of electricity a year, and would be complemented by lithium batteries to store 2 GWh. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Reportedly, the solar panels will supply 1,500 families with power or a third of the needs of the nearby towns of Moura and Portel. Credit: Reuters Photo 7 /10 zoom

    Reportedly, the solar panels will supply 1,500 families with power or a third of the needs of the nearby towns of Moura and Portel. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Solar panels mounted on pontoons on lakes or at sea have been installed in a range of places from California to polluted industrial ponds in China, in the fight to cut CO2 emissions. Credit: Reuters Photo 8 /10 zoom

    Solar panels mounted on pontoons on lakes or at sea have been installed in a range of places from California to polluted industrial ponds in China, in the fight to cut CO2 emissions. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • Floating panels do not require valuable real estate and those on reservoirs used for hydropower are particularly cost-effective as they can hook up to existing links to the power grid. Excess power generated on sunny days can pump water up into the lake to be stored for use on cloudy days or at night. Credit: Reuters Photo 9 /10 zoom

    Floating panels do not require valuable real estate and those on reservoirs used for hydropower are particularly cost-effective as they can hook up to existing links to the power grid. Excess power generated on sunny days can pump water up into the lake to be stored for use on cloudy days or at night. Credit: Reuters Photo

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  • In 2017, EDP installed a pilot floating solar project with 840 panels on the Alto Rabagao dam, the first in Europe to test how hydro and solar power could complement each other. EDP already has plans to expand the Alqueva project. It secured the right in April to build a second floating farm with a 70 MW installed capacity. Credit: Reuters Photo 10 /10 zoom

    In 2017, EDP installed a pilot floating solar project with 840 panels on the Alto Rabagao dam, the first in Europe to test how hydro and solar power could complement each other. EDP already has plans to expand the Alqueva project. It secured the right in April to build a second floating farm with a 70 MW installed capacity. Credit: Reuters Photo

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    People take part in the Immortal Regiment march on Red Square in central Moscow. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Charred remains of a bus is pictured near Sri Lanka\'s outgoing Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa\'s official residence in Colombo. Credit: AFP Photo 2 /7 zoom

    Charred remains of a bus is pictured near Sri Lanka's outgoing Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa's official residence in Colombo. Credit: AFP Photo

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  • Russian Ambassador to Poland, Ambassador Sergey Andreev reacts after being covered with red paint during a protest prior a ceremony at the Soviet soldier war mausoleum in Warsaw. Credit: AFP Photo 3 /7 zoom

    Russian Ambassador to Poland, Ambassador Sergey Andreev reacts after being covered with red paint during a protest prior a ceremony at the Soviet soldier war mausoleum in Warsaw. Credit: AFP Photo

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    A man bathes on a hot summer day in Jaffarabad district of Balochistan. Credit: AFP Photo

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    Kyrgyz honour guard soldiers fire a salute at the Eternal Flame monument during Victory Day celebrations in Bishkek. Credit: AFP Photo

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    Palestinian beekeepers collect honey from beehives at an apiary during the annual harvest season in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip. Credit: AFP Photo

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Today's Horoscope - May 10, 2022: Check horoscope for all sun signs

UPDATED : May 10 2022, 00:03 IST
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  • Aries | If you are very practical in your approach, things ought to go well for you. There could be ups and downs. It may not be a great time for romance for you - be aware of relationship issues and take time to reassess your priorities | Lucky Colour: Indigo | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay 2 /13 zoom

    Aries | If you are very practical in your approach, things ought to go well for you. There could be ups and downs. It may not be a great time for romance for you - be aware of relationship issues and take time to reassess your priorities | Lucky Colour: Indigo | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Taurus | What you feel you need is a good dose of fun and laughter. Take some time out and be aware that everything will go your way. You need to keep an eye on your words and actions, as you may say or do things that follow you about for a while afterwards | Lucky Colour: Maroon | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay 3 /13 zoom

    Taurus | What you feel you need is a good dose of fun and laughter. Take some time out and be aware that everything will go your way. You need to keep an eye on your words and actions, as you may say or do things that follow you about for a while afterwards | Lucky Colour: Maroon | Lucky Number: 2 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Gemini | Make sure you always get the full story on everything you do, every contract you get into and every new person you meet so as to be clear on what\'s happening. Stay away from \'get rich quick\' types of people. Seek good independent advice on any projects | Lucky Colour: Yellow | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay 4 /13 zoom

    Gemini | Make sure you always get the full story on everything you do, every contract you get into and every new person you meet so as to be clear on what's happening. Stay away from 'get rich quick' types of people. Seek good independent advice on any projects | Lucky Colour: Yellow | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Cancer | Investments and speculations do well. The moon in the twelfth house makes you introspective. Your moodiness rubs off on to your close ones, and the stage is set for a morose atmosphere. Snap out of it | Lucky Colour: Mango | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay 5 /13 zoom

    Cancer | Investments and speculations do well. The moon in the twelfth house makes you introspective. Your moodiness rubs off on to your close ones, and the stage is set for a morose atmosphere. Snap out of it | Lucky Colour: Mango | Lucky Number: 6 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Leo | Entertaining at home is not viable today. Work load and hectic schedules take toll on your health today. Stress-related problems crop up, unless you start a physical health regimen today | Lucky Colour: Magenta | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay 6 /13 zoom

    Leo | Entertaining at home is not viable today. Work load and hectic schedules take toll on your health today. Stress-related problems crop up, unless you start a physical health regimen today | Lucky Colour: Magenta | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Virgo | Talk to an older family member you have helped in the past. Go after your goals and don\'t be afraid to ask for assistance. Time to pit your cards on the table, and sort out your goals and priorities. A loved one is not very helpful | Lucky Colour: Brown | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay 7 /13 zoom

    Virgo | Talk to an older family member you have helped in the past. Go after your goals and don't be afraid to ask for assistance. Time to pit your cards on the table, and sort out your goals and priorities. A loved one is not very helpful | Lucky Colour: Brown | Lucky Number: 4 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Libra | Your obviously unique way of doing things has caught the eye of someone in a higher position. Be prepared to counteract the damage that adversaries are about to create | Lucky Colour: Blue | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay 8 /13 zoom

    Libra | Your obviously unique way of doing things has caught the eye of someone in a higher position. Be prepared to counteract the damage that adversaries are about to create | Lucky Colour: Blue | Lucky Number: 9 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Scorpio | You need to re-evaluate your situation. Take your time; do not make any decisions in haste. Overexertion and negligence will be your worst enemies. Someone you least expect could be trying to make you look inadequate | Lucky Colour: Ivory | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay 9 /13 zoom

    Scorpio | You need to re-evaluate your situation. Take your time; do not make any decisions in haste. Overexertion and negligence will be your worst enemies. Someone you least expect could be trying to make you look inadequate | Lucky Colour: Ivory | Lucky Number: 7 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Sagittarius | If the past keeps surfacing in a relationship, aim to deal with it once and for all. Identify guilt that might also be holding you back from seeking out happiness. You have not been totally honest with yourself, so re-examine your motives | Lucky Colour: Orange | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay 10 /13 zoom

    Sagittarius | If the past keeps surfacing in a relationship, aim to deal with it once and for all. Identify guilt that might also be holding you back from seeking out happiness. You have not been totally honest with yourself, so re-examine your motives | Lucky Colour: Orange | Lucky Number: 1 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Capricorn | Your hard work will pay dividends and your meticulous planning will help you reach a goal. . Overspending on luxurious items needs to be curbed as finances maybe low | Lucky Colour: Mustard | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay 11 /13 zoom

    Capricorn | Your hard work will pay dividends and your meticulous planning will help you reach a goal. . Overspending on luxurious items needs to be curbed as finances maybe low | Lucky Colour: Mustard | Lucky Number: 3 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Aquarius | Jupiter continues its benefic influence on you. Don’t fritter away your money and energy on undeserving people and projects. Frictions and little squabbles mar your otherwise happy domestic environment | Lucky Colour: White | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay 12 /13 zoom

    Aquarius | Jupiter continues its benefic influence on you. Don’t fritter away your money and energy on undeserving people and projects. Frictions and little squabbles mar your otherwise happy domestic environment | Lucky Colour: White | Lucky Number: 5 | Credit: Pixabay

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  • Pisces | A detractor in the guise of friend is damaging your reputation. Much may happen in the career front today. . Obstacles emerge that you didn\'t expect and things turn around corners you didn\'t see | Lucky Colour: Emerald | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay 13 /13 zoom

    Pisces | A detractor in the guise of friend is damaging your reputation. Much may happen in the career front today. . Obstacles emerge that you didn't expect and things turn around corners you didn't see | Lucky Colour: Emerald | Lucky Number: 8 | Credit: Pixabay

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