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Scullyfied Simpsons: “Insane Clown Poppy” (Season 12, Episode 3)

You're not very bright, despite the clown. One of the supporting roles that symbolizes Sophi The Simpsons, Sophie's test is quite interesting.

Broadcast date November 12, 2000

Creator: Don Pain, John Flink

Commentary: Clown's cluster, who had a signing session at the book fair in the city, meets a girl who is her daughter. Given that she is a sharp greenery curly hair, she remembers the note that the cluster was connected to the hunter during the Gulf War, so she is likely to be correct. He was worried about his attempt to become a friend with his daughter, but the music connects the two. However, the cluster loses the violin in Trump.

Review :

Poppies are not scarier than the previous work. Unfortunately, "I'm no longer scared" means, in this case, it doesn't work in this episode. Or rather, this episode is not interesting, and most of what is actually there is quite sad.

But before that, let's think about what was so symbolic of this series in a distant era.

The world of The Simpsons has appeared as a shrinkage in the United States for several years after the Cool War from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. Regardless of whether it is a representative of pop culture or the way of thinking of society, everything literally stipulates the civilization at the time was reflected in the television series. The Springfield nuclear power plant was a supporter of a corrupt corporate culture, and the original high school was a symbol of the declining educational system. The appearance of the specific people who worked as a supporter of the American culture, for example, the appearance of the Quinby family is an attack on the Democratic Political Dynasty, political corruption and relatives, and Rabojoy is ambiguous. He is a religious person like that. < SPAN> You're not very bright, despite the clown. One of the supporting roles that symbolizes Sophi The Simpsons, Sophie's test is quite interesting.

Broadcast date November 12, 2000

Creator: Don Pain, John Flink

But before that, let's think about what was so symbolic of this series in a distant era.

The world of The Simpsons has appeared as a shrinkage in the United States for several years after the Cool War from the late 1980s to the early 1990s. Regardless of whether it is a representative of pop culture or the way of thinking of society, everything literally stipulates the civilization at the time was reflected in the television series. The Springfield nuclear power plant was a supporter of a corrupt corporate culture, and the original high school was a symbol of the declining educational system. The appearance of the specific people who worked as a supporter of the American culture, for example, the appearance of the Quinby family is an attack on the Democratic Political Dynasty, political corruption and relatives, and Rabojoy is ambiguous. He is a religious person like that. You're not very bright, despite the clown. One of the supporting roles that symbolizes Sophi The Simpsons, Sophie's test is quite interesting.

Broadcast date November 12, 2000

Creator: Don Pain, John Flink

But before that, let's think about what was so symbolic of this series in a distant era.

The clown of storage would be the most unnatural nuance of this symbolism. This clown disappeared from children's programs already in the late 1980s, and today it has literally disappeared. At the very least, he symbolized two faces of a celebrity: a family-friendly public personality and a sleazy one that pursues personal face by its means. He has his own network of fast-food restaurants where the locals are sold, he seals the funds and trades in all the poor products as if it wasn't the next day ("I thought the general should!"), taxes on an industrial scale, leaves for taxes, he smokes like a steam locomotive, he is used like a fish, he is ready to realize intellectualism at exorbitant prices (so bobbed and broke), he actually slept with numerous girlfriends, which led to the publication of numerous illegitimate boys.

And what if these qualities could be seen separately? It was already there: Bert Fink exposed his corruption (so brazenly, in fact, it took only five minutes from the start of the investigation until he resigned). Homey the Clown has investigated his terrible currency - attachment. Bart is famous for exploiting the volatile nature of celebrities. And now this has been exposed. Only one of his illegitimate children has come into his life, and this one is not in the form of a made-for-TV movie.

Yes, Crazy has a daughter! For example, the character is voiced by Drew Barrimer, and it is actually possible to imagine that this episode was written to some extent as a vehicle for another celebrity to make a name for herself. However, as is necessary to convey the dinner, she is playing a character and not an avatar of herself. Therefore, there is more impression in the way she speaks, and Barrimer here sounds somewhat flat.

Overall, Sophie. To be honest, there is nothing special about her temperament. But what we are looking for is someone who yearns to freeze the opposite of his originator. Let's see, it's sensitive, spiritual, quite talented, and there are examples ahead of it. This is a very original look at how the apple falls from the apple tree far away, how formation plays a major role in a person's growth, not his genetics. In Fatherland, for example, the characters are once from the TV series' fixed characters, but it's a cogent idea to invert the dynamics of such an episode and secretly employ an antihero to have a more meaningful offspring -- after all, there are plenty of famous people out there with illegitimate children whose behavior is far removed from their model.

Unfortunately, the intelligence of this episode is virtually exhausted.

Remembering Drop Beat Daddy, I understood a little that this episode was not unique. In Poppy's crazy clown, Kurisha-Crazy learns that she has a daughter, does not contact her, connects her, and has a connection with her unfortunate defects (in this case, deep selfishness). Spoiling, she hates him, he hates him, and he has to go for compensation. This is as predictable as Series A. Damn, this series made a very similar plot in Lisa Greek. (This series creates similar plots in Lisa Greek.) The originality score is not so high.

Of course, many series use something similar to the plot of other series. In such an episode, we look for what we are really looking for while clarifying the protagonist. What do we know about the desire we didn't know before? How does it change? And is that change plausible?

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Especially for politically correct soldiers (a stereotype coup is quite interesting). I had to interrupt the Saddam Hussein annihilation operation because I wanted to protect my joke. Even if you don't pay attention to your retrospective, it doesn't become a particularly nice person. And everything is gone, but this scenario is made so that we have to experience some kind of pessos. They not only feed us cake, but try to get drunk. When he reminds him of his former foreign father, he will probably have some sympathy, but this plot element has hardly done anything. This is just based on more successful episodes (the third season). < SPAN> Unfortunately, this is effectively exhausted by this episode.
Remembering Drop Beat Daddy, I understood a little that this episode was not unique. In Poppy's crazy clown, Kurisha-Crazy learns that she has a daughter, does not contact her, connects her, and has a connection with her unfortunate defects (in this case, deep selfishness). Spoiling, she hates him, he hates him, and he has to go for compensation. This is as predictable as Series A. Damn, this series made a very similar plot in Lisa Greek. (This series creates similar plots in Lisa Greek.) The originality score is not so high.
Of course, many series use something similar to the plot of other series. In such an episode, we look for what we are really looking for while clarifying the protagonist. What do we know about the desire we didn't know before? How does it change? And is that change plausible?
Especially for politically correct soldiers (a stereotype coup is quite interesting). I had to interrupt the Saddam Hussein annihilation operation because I wanted to protect my joke. Even if you don't pay attention to your retrospective, it doesn't become a particularly nice person. And everything is gone, but this scenario is designed so that we must experience some kind of pessos. They not only feed us cake, but try to get drunk. When he reminds him of his former foreign father, he will probably have some sympathy, but this plot element has hardly done anything. This is just based on more successful episodes (the third season). Unfortunately, the intelligence of this episode is virtually exhausted.

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Especially for politically correct soldiers (a stereotype coup is quite interesting). I had to interrupt the Saddam Hussein annihilation operation because I wanted to protect my joke. Even if you don't pay attention to your retrospective, it doesn't become a particularly nice person. And everything is gone, but this scenario is made so that we have to experience some kind of pessos. They not only feed us cake, but try to get drunk. When he reminds him of his former foreign father, he will probably have some sympathy, but this plot element has hardly done anything. This is just based on more successful episodes (the third season).

Of course, the ironic that children entertainers do not know chil d-rearing may be as important. But that's really it. Classy is the same player, as usual villain, and as usual sel f-pursuers. A) There's nothing new about him, except that he had a child, b) except that his foolishness caused geopolitical results. Of course, she can claim that the songs that the classy played by Rabi Clastovsky in their childhood in a talented manner was connected through music. However, I feel like I could dig deeper into this concept in the final part. Because it is only an unexpected resource.

It is inevitable that Classi asks Homer for chil d-rearing advice. On the other hand, I just answered, "Yeah, Java, I did it in eight mistakes, but it was the worst!" This time, this dynamic relationship has a lot of the same problem as that episode. Given that the relationship between them is relatively limited, it doesn't make much sense for a cluster to rely on Homers for chil d-rearing advice.

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It is no help for Homer to be completely fainted. Homer and Bart blast things with fireworks. Even Lisa's room is destroyed for the second time, as Lisa has devastated her bedroom for the second time. (At least this time, it hardly affects muscle writing ...). At least this time, it hardly affects muscle writing ... ) Most scenes are pure torture, except for a stupid thing (except for the very small exceptions of taking the children to the beach) throughout the movie. If you are fair, there are few disgusts because the focus is not focused compared to the two Haruhata Monogatari. There are some compliments. A self-centered child who can claim that there is a similar point between the clusty and Homer is not necessarily mastering child-rearing. One is a completely incomplete parent, and the other is a person worth being beaten by Frisbee. Or is it persecuted by the mafia? < SPAN> Of course, the great ironic that children entertainers do not know chil d-rearing may be as important. But that's really it. Classy is the same player, as usual villain, and as usual sel f-pursuers. A) There's nothing new about him, except that he had a child, b) except that his foolishness caused geopolitical results. Of course, she can argue that the songs that Clastovski played by Clastovsky in their childhood in a talented manner was that they were connected through music. However, I feel like I could dig deeper into this concept in the final part. Because it is only an unexpected resource.

It is no help for Homer to be completely fainted. Homer and Bart blast things with fireworks. Even Lisa's room is destroyed for the second time, as Lisa has devastated her bedroom for the second time. (At least this time, it hardly affects muscle writing ...). At least this time, it hardly affects muscle writing ... ) Most scenes are pure torture, except for a stupid thing (except for the very small exceptions of taking the children to the beach) throughout the movie. If you are fair, there are few disgusts because the focus is not focused compared to the two Haruhata Monogatari. There are some compliments. A self-centered child who can claim that there is a similar point between the clusty and Homer is not necessarily mastering child-rearing. One is a completely incomplete parent, and the other is a person worth being beaten by Frisbee. Or is it persecuted by the mafia? Of course, the ironic that children entertainers do not know chil d-rearing may be as important. But that's really it. Classi is the same player, as a villain as usual, and still a sel f-portrait. A) There's nothing new about him, except that he had a child, b) except that his foolishness caused geopolitical results. Of course, she can argue that the songs that Clastovski played by Clastovsky in their childhood in a talented manner was that they were connected through music. However, I feel like I could dig deeper into this concept in the final part. Because it is only an unexpected resource.

To the episode's credit, at least the "Parenting Advice from Homer the Stupid" segment is limited. There's also another attempt to sneak into a safe place. Krusty loses his daughter's violin while gambling, and Homer invites them to sneak into the mob's house. I don't know why, but I'm starting to feel like this show is getting a little dumb. I mean, it's fine if the sequence is intelligent. Overall, it feels like the writers ran out of ideas, and we get a shootout between different mob families. There are some funny lines, but they're not impactful, and it just feels like it was made to eat up a few hours. I mean, it's the mob. Again, the mob climax in "The Fat Clown" was much more interesting and clever.

I understand why they used the mob, considering Krusty's connections and Homer's connections in "The Springfield Connection." And I'm not going to fault Joe Mantegna for his acting. But this is yet another reflection of the writers' failure to expand the town of Springfield in any meaningful way. We're stuck on a spinning wheel as the wheels that are glued together wear out. Why did Sophie put the violin in the back of the car? I get that kids make mistakes and it's understandable that she could leave it in the car, but it just seems like a plot twist. Not the way she is now, I don't think she's made for it. It's just a small plot hole, but it makes the whole second half of the episode questionable.

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And, well... that's it. The episode ends, Sophie gets her violin back, and Krusty is a decent parent again... Okay, a violin case with washed gold in it is interesting, but that's it. And with that, Sophie fades into the ether. She returns in seasons 28 and 30, voiced by another big name (Natasha Lyonnet). Maybe someone at FOX will grow steel and wield an axe? Yes, Homer is being chased by the mob. Homer is being chased by the mob. But given his behavior throughout most of the episode, it's not really surprising.

Yes, nothing else. Poppy the Crazy Clown is boring as hell. The plot is uninteresting, the characters are boring and irritating, the episode structure is pretty sloppy, there are few jokes or interesting plots. It doesn't work as a comedy or a story. It just doesn't work. Mid-level sitcoms have traded similar plots for more fascinating (or at least wiser) conclusions. Rather than a harsh critique, what we have here is a TV cookie-cutter that slogs along without doing anything interesting, or at least interesting in an effective way. It's far from the well-crafted social analysis of the "Golden Age," and there's very little inherent material. The potential here is literally untapped. I felt nothing until the episode ended. Despite my complaints, this is not the episode I'll remember. Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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In fact, this episode was supposed to be about the birth of Homer's illegitimate child. I immediately think it was changed because it's hard to imagine that Homer and Marge haven't been together since the prom, and it's a bit unusual for Homer to father a baby in high school. Apart from that, I still can't imagine him cheating on his wife, even though his character has become increasingly callous over the past three seasons.

The first act is almost completely disconnected from the other episodes. In addition to "Adventures with Fireworks," there is also a used book fair made up of jokes about books and creators. I think it works as a counterpoint to the rather anti-intellectual Krusty the Clown, but many of these scenes have no impact on the other plot. (The scene with Christopher Walken is one of the funniest in this episode.)

I like how Homer uses his prayer in his farewell to hint that Maude will meet him in the afterlife. If any creators today see this blog, please be cordial and keep the Homer and Maude Flanders references at bay at all times, but generally speaking, it doesn't matter, as the chances of me actually watching any new episodes are slim at best.

This episode also marks the "regular" writing debut of Jon Frink. He previously wrote the "Scary Tales May Come True" section of Treehouse of Horror XI. He co-wrote the episode with the late Don Payne from 2000 to 2004. The episode was scheduled to air in season 11, but was postponed to a later date.

Boring moments: 2. Sure, there's some mob hacking going on, but the plot is bland in the first two acts.

Homer the Nerd: 4. Is this kid going to stay quiet? At the end of the episode, get the mob to go after him.

Favorite scene: Surprise? I have to pick the moment after Krusty loses his violin. I love the shot of Fat Tony yanking the instrument and the scene cuts to the cradling of his hand. It's a nice moment in an otherwise pretty flatly animated episode. Least favorite scene: Great, but not a mob scene. This is the scene where Homer and Bart blow up Lisa's room and Homer tries to escape. Or repent. I repeat: let the mafia chase them. Our hero, woman and civilian. I found nothing appealing about this episode. I watched it, watched it again, but I probably won't watch it again for a long time. Let's move on... Double lynching can be disastrous for a town if used incorrectly, but in big games of this kind, the main system can sometimes benefit townspeople and allow them to form small groups that literally understand that they are innocent.

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If such groups manage to survive to the end of the game, they may show up in the city and try to lynch everyone else except themselves twice or even three times, ensuring the victory of the big city.

This is grossly unfair, and in a game where Metropolis understands its innocent residents, it is unfair. It is the same in this game, and as a result, lynching (more than one lynching per round) is prohibited to be fair to all parties involved.

In my first game, almost every round was a double lynching. This is unacceptable.

Finally, and most importantly, I put a lot of effort into the game and don't want the party to end after a few nights for everyone, including me. Everyone should know this. Hmm.... You're right, the energy is venting. Anyway, who will beat you up in the RE Mafia? The clown? 26-10-2008, 03:16 #182 Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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I haven't been to a station for a long time, but when I played, I couldn't make a double lychee. Interestingly, in your first game, all rounds were double. Unless citizens' strategies change, double lychees are not advantageous for cities.

Favorite scene: Surprise? I have to pick the moment after Krusty loses his violin. I love the shot of Fat Tony yanking the instrument and the scene cuts to the cradling of his hand. It's a nice moment in an otherwise pretty flatly animated episode. 10-26-2008, 03:21 #183 Participation in the dark side of the Mamba r-Date April 2007 Norway Post 25.

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This is a coincidence, completely random, and an equal opportunity for the city and the mafia.

If the city knows at least who is innocent, the possibility of being innocent more than twice will greatly increase. If you succeed in filling up many evil characters at once, they can win the game.

Even if it comes out completely, if residents of other towns cooperate, this can be repeated in the next round, and those who do not cooperate are immediately suspicious.

Only those who agree to Lynch and never change voting are considered innocent. And still die and guarantee that he is not a mafia.

The game has at least one citizen group, so they can cooperate to ensure the city victory. This makes it easy to guarantee that this does not happen.

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I don't think Yuuma is the right choice. But I think he's in the majority.

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Now that YLC has come to the fore, I don't have enough to settle, apart from how to prove his lynching or tie everything back together again. Voice: Yooma, they will start talking, or very likely, it will be a double lynching. But I don't really have any opinion that the draw has the ability to provide a little more time as certain information has sailed, for example their gulithia.

I think if you look back at the page, you will actually see that I have really started to talk. But I'm still pretty busy in the worst few months, as a result my zombie-verse ended up with lice a few days ago. Sorry. Sorry. (hehe).

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Posted by: Saratos Now that YLC has become dominant, only I can do his lynch, bind everything again, or that. Voice: You may start talking or a double lynch. But I have no idea which is Gulit, so if you draw a draw, you may be able to save time to surf the information. As I saw earlier, ATPG states that a double lynch is impossible, and in order to avoid it, I want to choose a "wrong" person rather than applying a correct fraudulent person on a lynch. I am.

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10-27-2008, 20:20 #201 Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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There is no reason. I went on a long weekend (there was a work day in New-Jealand), but in "Y", I have to catch up with the Mafia-game.

Favorite scene: Surprise? I have to pick the moment after Krusty loses his violin. I love the shot of Fat Tony yanking the instrument and the scene cuts to the cradling of his hand. It's a nice moment in an otherwise pretty flatly animated episode. "The result of the IQ test came out. Fortunately, it was negative. Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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Favorite scene: Surprise? I have to pick the moment after Krusty loses his violin. I love the shot of Fat Tony yanking the instrument and the scene cuts to the cradling of his hand. It's a nice moment in an otherwise pretty flatly animated episode. Hmm. Well, ATPG likes to leave hints in the article, and the story of the knife attracted me. But I wanted to start somewhere. Anyway, I think the mafia is probably hidden in this double band wagon. Why did Sophie put the violin in the back of the car? I get that kids make mistakes and it's understandable that she could leave it in the car, but it just seems like a plot twist. Not the way she is now, I don't think she's made for it. It's just a small plot hole, but it makes the whole second half of the episode questionable.

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You seem to be swayed well. You also like to vote for the most likely to be linked. It's not offended, but this is not a pretty realistic way.

The big reason I vote for me is "throwing". I think it's unscrupulous to vote for revenge.

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The curtain closed with great success.

PS: The price of the imported mafia shotguns was relatively bad, so the price was reduced to $ 10. 000.

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10-28-2008, 01:58 #204

Yes, nothing else. Poppy the Crazy Clown is boring as hell. The plot is uninteresting, the characters are boring and irritating, the episode structure is pretty sloppy, there are few jokes or interesting plots. It doesn't work as a comedy or a story. It just doesn't work. Mid-level sitcoms have traded similar plots for more fascinating (or at least wiser) conclusions. Rather than a harsh critique, what we have here is a TV cookie-cutter that slogs along without doing anything interesting, or at least interesting in an effective way. It's far from the well-crafted social analysis of the "Golden Age," and there's very little inherent material. The potential here is literally untapped. We apologize for any inconvenience. ATPG, exchange/ transform at your discretion. Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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Maybe I can do the math while I'm working on it?

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10-28-2008, 03:08 #206

Favorite scene: Surprise? I have to pick the moment after Krusty loses his violin. I love the shot of Fat Tony yanking the instrument and the scene cuts to the cradling of his hand. It's a nice moment in an otherwise pretty flatly animated episode. Who wants to bring back Crenth Wiggum? Why did Sophie put the violin in the back of the car? I get that kids make mistakes and it's understandable that she could leave it in the car, but it just seems like a plot twist. Not the way she is now, I don't think she's made for it. It's just a small plot hole, but it makes the whole second half of the episode questionable.

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10-28-2008, 03:10 #207

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Yes, nothing else. Poppy the Crazy Clown is boring as hell. The plot is uninteresting, the characters are boring and irritating, the episode structure is pretty sloppy, there are few jokes or interesting plots. It doesn't work as a comedy or a story. It just doesn't work. Mid-level sitcoms have traded similar plots for more fascinating (or at least wiser) conclusions. Rather than a harsh critique, what we have here is a TV cookie-cutter that slogs along without doing anything interesting, or at least interesting in an effective way. It's far from the well-crafted social analysis of the "Golden Age," and there's very little inherent material. The potential here is literally untapped. I believe all the votes were legitimate. Just look at Drop Beat Daddy. When you lose to a "worthy" episode of Steven Universe, it's worth thinking about your TV series future. But what I do take into account is that I am not an accountant for FOX.

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Results: 9 votes YLC - Smowz, Elite Ferret, Smowz, Northnovas, Tevashshszat, Sigurd Fafnesbane, Gaius Scribonius, Chaotix27, Dafuge

5 votes Yoyoma1910 - Beefy, Quintus, Rhyfelwyr, Craterus, Andres

3 votes Rhyfelwyr - Winter Duke, Glyphz, antiwarmancake88

2 votes Shlin28 - Sarathos

1 vote: Northnovas - Yoyoma Sarathos - Shlin28 Dafuge - YLC Swedishfish - El Diablo

Edit: (2)No votes Fenring - Swedishfish

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10-28-2008, 03:12 #208

Knowing the Dark Sid e-member Joined April 2007 Location Norway Posts 25.

I mean, dammit, everyone loves cartoon teens, but this family doesn't have a chance to kill zombies with their bare hands or anything.

EDIT: Never mind, someone decided to reincarnate.

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