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'Wednesday
Daytime Specials
12:00 0 HBO STANDING ROOM ONLY "Sher-
lock Holmes -- The Strange Case Of Alice
Faulkner" The master detective searches for
stolen love letters in this stage production,
taped at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in
Massachusetts; Frank Langella and Stephen
Collins star.
2:00 ) HBO STANDING ROOM ONLY "Crystal
Gayle In Concert" The Grammy Award-win-
ning star sings many of her biggest hits,
including "Don't it Make My Brown Eyes
Blue" and "Talking in Your Sleep."
Daytime Children's Show
10:00 © 0 PROVINCIAL SCHOOLS
Daytime Sports
7:00 O30 SPORTSCENTER
9:00f3 ® SPORTSFORUM (R)
9:301 3 THIS WEEK IN THE NBA
1000134 SPORTSCENTER
12:00 ©® SPORTSWOMAN (R)
12:30Q43 INSTRUCTIONAL SERIES "Women's
Basketball: Offensive Moves" Guest: Rene
Portland, Penn State coach. (R)
12:45 3 INSTRUCTIONAL SERIES "Women's
Basketball: Post Moves" Guest: Marianne
Stanley, Old Dominion coach. (R)
1:001343 RACQUETBALL "Ektelon Champion-
ships" (R)
2:001 03 WCT TENNIS "Maryland Classic"
Coverage of final rounds from Baltimore,
Md. (R)
Daytime Movies
6:300 HBO ** "The Incredible Shrinking
Woman" (1980) Lily Tomlin, Charles Gro-
din. A housewife finds it hard to cope when
she suddenly begins to shrink in size. 'PG'
M3 *** "Royal Flash" (1975) Malcolm
McDowell, Alan Bates. The nocturnal esca-
pades of the swashbuckling Capt. Harry
Flashman land him in the arms of the notori-
ous courtesan Lola Montez and on the
wrong side of the powerful Count Otto von
Bismark. 'PG'
8:00 0 HBO **12 "Any Which Way You Can"
(1980) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke.
Before settling down with his girl and pet
orangutan, a bare-fisted fighter signs up for
one last, lucrative match. ,PG'
8:300 m3 *** "The Ghost Breakers"
(1940) Bob Hope, Paulette Goddard. An
easily frightened man helps a young heiress
rid her West Indies island of ghosts and zom-
bies.
*/2 "Halloween II" (1981) Jamie Lee
Curtis, Donald Pleasence. A hopelessly
insane murderer continues his reign of terror
in a small town. 'R'
9:05 (D 0 **/2 "The Mating Season" (1951)
Gene Tierney, John Lund. A woman moves
into her son's home in the guise of a servant
to conceal her identity from her society
dau hter-in-law.
10:00 BO ** "Loophole" (1981) Albert
Finney, Martin Sheen. A criminal mastermind
and a respectable architect plan to execute
an elaborate bank robbery from the sewers
below the streets of London.
Q m * ** "The Bottom Of The Bottle"
(1956) Van Johnson, Joseph Cotten. A law-
yer refuses to admit that an alcoholic ex-con
is his brother, but he later risks his reputation
in order to help him.
m ** "Adventures Of The Wilderness
Family" (1975) Robert Logan, Susan
Damante. A construction worker, disillusion-
ed with city life, attempts to support his fam-
,il by Iving oif the land. 'G'
12:00 b43 **12 "Darby's Rangers" (1958),
James Garner, Etchika Choureau. The hero-
ic American Rangers go into combat under
the leadership of Colonel Darby in their inva-
sion of Italy and North Africa.
IM *** "Royal Flash" (1975) Malcolm
McDowell, Alan Bates. The nocturnal esca-
pades of the swashbuckling Capt. Harry
Flashman land him in the arms of the notori-
nooi ous courtesan Lola Montez and on the
wrong side of the powerful Count Otto von
Bismark. 'PG'
1:0003 **y2 "Glorifying The American Girl"
(1929) Mary Eaton, Dan Healy. Eddie Can-
tor hosts a musical variety show.
d ® ® *** "The Rare Breed" (1966)
James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. In the
1880s, a beautiful woman from England
introduces Herefords to the Western cattle
scene.
1:05 O (D *** "The Big Broadcast Of 1938"
(1938) Bob Hope, W.C. Fields. Three of a
man's ex-wives chase him across the sea in
2:0search of back alimony payments.
2:00) ** "Good Riddance" Charlotte Lau-
rier, Maurie Tifo. A 13-year-old's obsessive
love for her mother causes a sibling rivalry.
3:004 HBO **/2 "Any Which Way You Can"
(1980) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke.
Before settling down with his girl and pet
orangutan, a bare-fisted fighter signs up for
one last, lucrative match. 'PG'

Evening
4:00 ©( EIGHT IS ENOUGH
©3(D)MOST ACTIVE STOCKS / BUSINESS
NEWS
@ ®THE JEFFERSONS
0 ) AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL "A Very
Delicate Matter" A teen-ager faces a difficult
decision when she learns she may have con-
tracted a venereal disease and passed it on
to her boyfriend.
® FOCUS ON SIETY
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Q 3 (00 D Q (DSESAME STREET
3(&JSUPERFRIENDS.
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DO IT FOR YOURSELF
IM MOVIE ** "Adventures Of The Wilder-
ness Family" (1975) Robert Logan, Susan.
Damante. A construction worker, disillusion-
ed with city life, attempts to support his fam-
ilyb living off the land. 'G'
4:05 p3taTHE MUNSTERS
4:30© 0) FNN WRAP-UP / BUSINESS FINAL
0 ® ALL IN THE FAMILY
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4:35 LEAVE IT TO BEAVER
5:00 8 MAUDE
S® FREEMAN REPORTS
0 (1) BARNEY MILLER
0 ~NEWS
( BO BUSHMEN OF THE KALAHARI
African Bushmen are forced to alter their
centuries-old way of life, as ranchers
encroach on their water holes and hunting
lands.
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DOCTOR WHO
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®3CHANGING LIFE ON EARTH
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©m THE MUPPETS
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43CSPORTSWOMAN (R)
5:354343BEWITCHED
6:008 ( ) (Y) I NEWS
FINANCIAL NEWS NETWORK
m HBO TWO OF HEARTS When a 10-
year-old black girl, the product of an interra-
cial marriage, needs a new kidney, her
estranged white mother consents to be the
donor.
m CULTURE, COMMUNITY AND IDENTITY
i® THE SCENE
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O4INSIDE BUSINESS TODAY
®3MOVIE **12 ';'Back Roads" (1981)
Sally Field, Tommy Lee Jones. A hooker and
a down-on-his-luck boxer meet and head
west in search of a new life. 'R'
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6:308 ©) CBS NEWS
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COMPANY
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®4BEST OF THE NFL Highlights of the
1977 Oakland Raiders vs. Miami Dolphins
sudden-death AFC playoff game.
0343 OVER EASY
RAPP AROUND MICHIGAN
6:35 43BOB NEWHART
7:008 )FAMILY FEUD
0 1) JOKER'S WILD
0 % ABC NEWS Q
HBO ALL-NI HT RADIO The zany
goings-on at an all-night radio station are
satirized.
43 4 0 0 43 ® BUSINESS
REPORT
® EVENING REPORT
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STARSKY AND HUTCH
043 HAWAII FIVE-O
1343ALL-STAR SPORTS CHALLENGE
7:05 ©3m GOMER PYLE
7308fl ® PM MAGAZINE
o:3 () TIC TAC DOUGH
0 O7PEOPLE'S COURT
HBO YESTERYEAR... 1942 Dick Cavett
looks at the era of war bonds, "victory gar-
dens," food and gas rationing and the Big-
Band sound along with special guest Ralph
Levenberg, a survivor of the infamous
Bataan Death March.
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LEHRER REPORT
® BLACK FORUM
Q34DO THREE'S COMPANY
S3 CTHE JEFFERSONS
43 SPORTSCENTER
m3MOVIE *** "Royal Flash" (1975)
Malcolm McDowell: Alan Bates. The noctur-
nal escapades of the swashbuckling Capt.
Harry Flashman land him in the arms of the
notorious courtesan Lola Montez and on the
wrong side of the powerful Count Otto von
Bismark. 'PG'

7:35 Qm ANDY GRIFFITH
8:00 8 (2) SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTH-
ERS
o ® REAL PEOPLE
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43 043 0 @ 4 @ IN PERFORM-
ANCE AT THE WHITE HOUSE
® END TIME GOSPEL HOUR
D (1 ) SMILEY'S PEOPLE Smiley's
investigation leads him to two old col-
leagues: Toby Esterhase, the man Vladimir
should have contacted first, and Connie
Sachs, a retired research coordinator with a
photographic memory. (Part 2)
Q34 MOVIE *** "Breakout" (1975)'
Charles Bronson, Jill Ireland. A Texas bush
pilot accepts a woman's challenge to rescue
her husband from a Mexican jail.
Q ® NATURE OF THINGS
13 43 AUTO RACING Coverage of the
NASCAR Atlanta Journal 500, from Atlanta
International Speedway in Hampton, Ga.
(R)
m MOVIE * "The Teasers" (1977) Gloria
Guida, Alice Ames. High school lovers play a
series of practical jokes on their elders. 'R'
a MOVIE **** "Nosferatu, The Vam-
pire" (1979) Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Adjani.

m MOVIE * "The Teasers" (1977) Gloria
Guida, Alice Ames. High school lovers play a
series of practical jokes on their elders. 'R'
m MOVIE ** "Good Riddance" Charlotte
Laurier, Maurie Tifo. A 13-year-old's obses-
sive love for her mother causes a sibling
rival .
11:05 ©j NEWS
11:154 O3(ALL IN THE FAMILY
11:30 () MADAME'S PLACE
o ® TONIGHT
O (Z) ABC NEWS NIGHTLINE
®O4( O ®©043PBS
LATENIGHT
0343® BENNY HILL
©343CHARLIE'S ANGELS
@ MOVIE * * * * "Nosferatu, The Vam-
pire" (1979) Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Adjani.
Based on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." A cen-
turies-old vampire victimizes an English fmi-
ly and himself becomes the quarry of an old
adversary. 'PG'
11:35 0 Q®MARY TYLER MOORE
11:45 O4 MOVIE **12 "She" (1965) Ursula
Andress, John Richardson. A mysterious
woman convinces an Englishman traveling in
Palestine that he is the reincarnation of her
former lover.

Q343SPORTSCENTER
CD MOVIE *Y; "Halloween II" (1981) Jam-
ie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence. A hope-
lessly insane murderer continues his reign of
terror in a small town. 'R'
2:50® MOVIE ** "Behind Locked Doors"
(1948) Richard Carlson, Lucille Bremer. A
mental asylum serves as a refuge for a judge
avoiding the police.
30 4mQ NEWS
3:0043 OALL-NIGHT RADIO The zany
goings-on at an all-night radio station are
satirized.
13(D NEWS
® MOVIE * * * * "Nosferatu, The Vam-
pire" (1979) Klaus Kinski, Isabelle Adjani.
Based on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." A cen-
turies-old vampire victimizes an English fami-
ly and himself becomes the quarry of an old
adversary. 'PG'
3:30 4 HBO MOVIE ** "Loophole" (1981)
Albert Finney, Martin Sheen. A criminal
mastermind and a respectable architect plan
to execute an elaborate bank robbery from
the sewers below the streets of London.
0 NEW ENGLAND BEGINS Sam Waters-
ton looks at the lives, tastes and behavior of
the first American colonists through their
artifacts and writings.

1O TOM COTTLE: UP CLOSE
3 4 AUTO RACING Coverage of the
NASCAR Atlanta Journal 500, from Atlanta
International Speedway in Hampton, Ga.
(R)
dD MOVIE ** "Amanda By Night" (1981)
Veronica Hart, Richard Bolla. A prostitute
teams up with a detective when one of her
colleagues is murdered by client she set her
u with.
3:50 ib MOVIE * "Island Affair" (1964)
Mark Damon, Daniela Rocca. An island par-
adise becomes a playground for wealthy
people to conduct their romantic wheeling-
and-dealing.
4:0043 PBS LATENIGHT
S43 MOVIE * "Desert Trail" (1935)
John Wayne, Mary Kornman. A rodeo star
sets out to trap a gang of bank robbers.
m MOVIE * * * "Rich And Famous"
(1981) Candice Bergen, Jacqueline Bisset.
Throughout the ups and downs of their
respective literary careers and romantic
lives, two women depend on their friendship
for stability. 'R'
4:20® MOVIE * * "City Of Shadows" (1955)
Victor McLaglen, Kathleen Crowley. News-
boys moonlight as gangsters' aides.
4:30 0 ® NEWS


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Democrats to reject
Milliken appointments

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LANSING (UPI) - Senate
Democrats, looking forward to
Democrat James Blanchard as gover-
nor, voted narrowly yesterday to
routinely dump all appointments
Republican Gov. William Milliken
makes until he leaves office next mon-
th.
The 8-7 vote came in a Democratic
caucus held on the Legislature's first
day back in session since the election.
The action was supported as a means of
allowing Gov.-elect Blanchard
maximum control over appointed
positions when he takes office.
THE MEASURE approved in the
meeting calls on Milliken to withdraw,
all appointments awaiting confirmation
by the Democrat-controlled Senate or
face automatic rejection of the
nominations. It applies to all appoin-
tments the outgoing governor makes
between now and the Dec. 31 end of his
term.
About 75 vacancies in state jobs,
boards and commissions will open bet-
ween now and the end of the year.
The resolution, however, is not bin-
ding on the 24 Democrats serving in the
Senate. Senate Democratic Leader
William Faust of Westland, who op-
posed it, said he intends to enforce the
wishes of the majority of his caucus.

MILLIKEN, at a news conference,
said he would continue to make appoin-
tments as usual and stressed not all
Senate Democrats had approved the
measure.
"I would remind everyone that I am
still the governor of Michigan right up
until the last hour," he said, "I have a
constitutional responsibility as gover-
nor."
Blanchard, now vacationing, will
meet with Milliken today and was not
believed to be aware of the Senate ac-
tion.
"WE OUGHT to take the position that
it's the right of the new governor to
name those people," said Sen. Jack Fa-
xon. (D-Detroit), who added that the
staggered terms on most state boards
means it will take up to four years to
replace Milliken appointees with Blan-
chard choices.
A majority of the Senate must vote to
reject an appointment. If no vote is
taken, the person is automatically con-
firmed.
Of the appointments pending, most
are minor positions on a variety of low-
level boards and commissions. Only
three - that of William Ballenger as
state racing commissioner and two
state Natural Resources Commission
jobs - are considered substantive.


Based on Bram Stoker's "Dracula." A cen-
turies-old vampire victimizes an English fami-
ly and himself becomes the quarry of an old
adversary. 'PG'
8:05(o 4m MOVIE * * * "The Three Musk-
eteers" (1974) Oliver Reed, Raquel Welch.
In 17th-century France, three dashing
adventurers come to the aid of King Louis
XIII when they learn that his crafty cleric,
Cardinal Richelieu, is hatching a nasty plot
aainst him.
8:30 4 HBO MOVIE * * "The Incredible
Shrinking Woman" (1980) Lily Tomlin,
Charles Grodin. A housewife finds it hard to
cope when she suddenly begins to shrink in
size. 'PG'
9:008 ©O )ALICE
Q ® THE FACTS OF LIFE
®30®®O®©m4303 GOSSIP FROM
THE FOREST The story behind the signing
of the World War I armistice in November of
1918, and the ordinary men who found
themselves taking part in the negotiations, is
dramatized.
®3 JIM BAKKER
043 SEEING THINGS
9:308 ©® (FILTHY RICH
o ® FAMILY TIES
m3MOVIE ** "Amanda By Night" (1981)
Veronica Hart, Richard Bolla. A prostitute
teams up with a detective when one of her
colleagues is murdered by client she set her
upwith.
I4 MOVIE */2 "Halloween I" (1981) Jam-
ie Lee Curtis, Donald Pleasence. A hope-
lessly insane murderer continues his reign of
terror in a small town. 'R'
10:008 IDTUCKER'S WITCH
0 (4)QUINCY
o 7 DYNASTY
MOVIE * ** "Prince Of The
City" (1981) Treat Williams, Jerry Orbach.
A New York cop is caught between federal
pressure and loyalty to his fellow officers
during an investigation of widespread police
corruption. 'R'
®3FAITH FOR MIRACLES
Q3(D (0104} NEWS
043I®THE NATIONAL / JOURNAL
® BALTIMORE SYMPHONY WITH SERGIU
COMISSIONA
10:154©43 NEWS
10:30 03 0 ®3 0 NEW ENGLAND BEGINS
Sam Waterston looks at the lives, tastes and
behavior of the first American colonists
through their artifacts and writings.
Q 30 FIDELIO: BEETHOVEN'S ONLY
OPER The Greater Lansing Opera Guild's
upcoming production of "Fidelio" is
11:00 G4 S () NEWS
43 NO, HONESTLYI
SPIRIT OF DETROIT
Q3 ® SANFORD AND SON
0®43® JACK LONDON WITH WILLIAM
DEVANE The life of the Californian author is
traced from his youth to his untimely death
at the age of 40 in a docu-drama starring
William Devane.
1343 SOAP
1343 SPORTSCENTER
134 DICK CAVETT
043DMACNEIL /LEHRER REPORT

12:008 ©D IRONSIDE
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NEWS
m34® THREE STOOGES
13 3 WCT TENNIS "Maryland Classic"
Coverage of final rounds from Baltimore,
Md. (R)
12:15M MOVIE ** W "Armored Attack"
(1943) Dana Andrews, Walter Huston. Dur-
ing World War IlIa courageous band of Rus-
sian nationals attempts to prevent a Nazi
takeover of their city.
12:30 0(® ENTERTAINMENT TONIGHT
43 UNTAMED WORLD
14 ©mMOVIE **/2 "Three Violent People"
(1956) Charlton Heston, Anne Baxter. Two
men and a woman become involved in a tri-
angle while fighting an unfair provisional gov-
ernment.
Q)MOVIE **"Amanda By Night" (1981)
Veronica Hart, Richard Bolla. A prostitute
teams up with a detective when one of her
colleagues is murdered by client she set her
up with.
1:0010ID SATURDAY NIGHT
0 ( ) LATE NIGHT WITH DAVID LETTER-
MAN
O() ROOTS: THE NEXT GENERATIONS
Will Palmer's daughter Bertha becomes the
first of Kunta Kinte's descendants to go to
college, where she meets the young and
ambitious Simon Haley. (Part 3)
SHBO MOVIE ** "Any Which Way
You Can" (1980) Clint Eastwood, Sondra
Locke. Before settling down with his girl and
pet orangutan, a bare-fisted fighter signs up
for one last, lucrative match. 'PG'
s IN PERFORMANCE AT THE WHITE
HOUSE
4 3 0 MOVIE * * 1/2 "Colorado Territo-
ry" (1949) Joel McCrea, Virginia Mayo.
After escaping from jail, a man finds himself
trapped in a valley with a female companion.
m MOVIE **1I2 "Back Roads" (1981)
Sally Field, Tommy Lee Jones. A hooker and
a down-on-his-luck boxer meet and head
west in search of a new life. 'R'
1:30® BALTIMORE SYMPHONY WITH SERGIU
COMISSIONA
1:354® MOVIE ** "Black Dragon Of Manza-
nar" (1966) Rod Cameron, Constance
Worth. The Society of the Black Dragon is
bent on sabotaging the American war effort.
1:504O43 MOVIE * * 1/ "Kona Coast" (1968)
Richard Boone, Vera Miles. A young woman
dies of a drug overdoseand the man who
gave her the drugs must answer to hen
tough, seagoing father.
2:008 ©ID CBS NEWS NIGHTWATCH
O ® ~ROMANCE THEATRE
03GOSSIP FROM THE FOREST The story
behind the signing of the World War I armi-
stice in November of 1918, and the ordinary
men who found themselves taking part in the
negotiations, is dramatized.
43 MOVIE * "The Teasers" (1977) Gloria
Guida, Alice Ames. High school lovers play a
series of practical jokes on their elders. 'R'
2:30 0 © MOVIE *** "Red Sky At Morning"
(1971) Richard Thomas, Claire Bloom. Dur-
ing World War I, a youth is suddenly forced
to say good-bye to adolescence and
becomeshead of the household for his war-
widowed mother.

Shuttle liftoff planned
d espite helium leak

CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -
Columbia's four-man crew, largest ever'
to assemble for space flight, began final
preparations yesterday after NASA
decided .to ignore a "creeping" helium
leak and launch a less-than-perfect
shuttle Thursday morning.
Countdown was going smoothly for
Columbia's first commercial venture
after four test flights. Top space agen-
cy officials gave their go-ahead for lif-
toff at 7:19 a.m. EST; the weather
forecast was favorable.
THE CREWMEN did acrobatic flying
over Kennedy Space Center, then met
with launch officials for a detailed up-
date on the countdown.
They went to bed at dusk, to be
awakened shortly after 3 a.m. EST
today. One of their first tasks today
was a pre-dawn visit to the ship that
will carry them on a five-day, 184-mile
high, flight.
After monitoring the ship's faulty
back-up helium regulator, engineers
said the leak was slower than expected
and NASA officials elected to bend
mission rules and launch regardless.
"WE ARE compromising by saying
the leak rate is acceptable for flight,"
said countdown director Stanley Gross,
NASA's rules say the shuttle won't be
launched with a faulty back-up system.
Helium is used to pressurize fuel lines
and Gross said the leak would go away
in flight.
The decision to ignore the leak avoids
a weeks-long delay. A quick fix would

not have been possible and the shuttle,
mated to its fuel tank and two solid
rocket boosters, would have been taken
back into its assembly hangar.
On-time launch is particularily im-
portant to the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration since the agen-
cy's shuttle is carrying its first com-
mercial payloads - two nearly iden-
tical communications satellites that
will be released from the cargo bay and
rocketed 22,300 miles into space.
NASA IS receiving about $11 million
each from their customers - Satellite
Business Systems of McLean, Va., and
Telesat Canada, Inc.
The agency isn't making money on
the flight, however. The cost of flying
the shuttle on its 5-day mission is about
$150 million. The two communications
firms are the first in a long line of
customers who have signed on for shut-
tle launch services.
The launch "window" - the time
during which the vehicle can be launched
- is only 33 minutes, much shorter than
usual. The need to be at a precise point
at a precise time for the satellite laun-
ches is one of the new constraints.
The four astronauts who will ride
Columbia on its fifth leap into space
flew to Cape Canayeral from their
training base in Houston. Vance Brand
and Robert Overmyer, the shuttle's
commander and pilot, flew together in
one plane; William Lenoir and Joe
Allen, who will handle the satellite
launches and take a spacewalk, were
aboard the other.

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