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唐诗三百首 卷三 Three Hundred Tang Poems, Volume 3 by VARIOUS Part 3/3 | Full Audio Book
唐诗三百首 卷三 Three Hundred Tang Poems, Volume 3 by VARIOUS ( - )
Genre(s): Poetry, Anthologies
Read by: Jc Guan, Vivian Chan, Mr Zhuang Shiguang, Wc, ChinaKnot 02, ChinaKnot 07, ChinaKnot 05, ChinaKnot 03, ChinaKnot 06, SunnyQ, ChinaKnot 08, Jacky SS, HC, and1943 in Chinese
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 201 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Cantonese)
00:00:48 - 202 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Hokkien)
00:01:53 - 203 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Teochow)
00:02:37 - 204 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Mandarin)
00:03:33 - 205 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Hokkien)
00:04:35 - 206 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Teochow)
00:05:31 - 207 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Mandarin)
00:06:25 - 208 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Hokkien)
00:07:31 - 209 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Teochow)
00:08:22 - 210 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Mandarin)
00:09:21 - 211 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Hokkien)
00:10:23 - 212 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Teochow)
00:11:18 - 213 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Mandarin)
00:12:15 - 214 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Hokkien)
00:13:27 - 215 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Teochow)
00:14:24 - 216 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Mandarin)
00:15:18 - 217 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Hokkien)
00:16:22 - 218 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Teochow)
00:17:13 - 219 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Mandarin)
00:18:05 - 220 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Hokkien)
00:18:54 - 221 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Teochow)
00:19:28 - 222 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Mandarin)
00:19:50 - 223 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Hokkien)
00:20:52 - 224 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Teochow)
00:21:42 - 225 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Mandarin)
00:22:38 - 226 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Hokkien)
00:23:44 - 227 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Teochow)
00:24:35 - 228 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Mandarin)
00:25:30 - 229 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Hokkien)
00:26:34 - 230 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Teochow)
00:27:25 - 231 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Mandarin)
00:28:21 - 232 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Hokkien)
00:29:26 - 233 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Teochow)
00:30:18 - 234 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Mandarin)
00:31:13 - 235 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Hokkien)
00:32:21 - 236 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Teochow)
00:33:09 - 237 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Mandarin)
00:34:05 - 238 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Hokkien)
00:35:15 - 239 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Teochow)
00:36:04 - 240 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Mandarin)
00:36:58 - 241 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Hokkien)
00:38:03 - 242 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Teochow)
00:38:49 - 243 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Mandarin)
00:39:45 - 244 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Hokkien)
00:40:52 - 245 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Teochow)
00:41:38 - 246 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Mandarin)
00:42:36 - 247 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Hokkien)
00:43:50 - 248 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Teochow)
00:44:44 - 249 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Mandarin)
00:45:37 - 250 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Hokkien)
00:46:40 - 251 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Teochow)
00:47:30 - 252 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Mandarin)
00:48:24 - 253 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Hokkien)
00:49:31 - 254 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Teochow)
00:50:21 - 255 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Mandarin)
00:51:19 - 256 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Hokkien)
00:52:28 - 257 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Teochow)
00:53:17 - 258 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Mandarin)
00:54:15 - 259 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Hokkien)
00:55:28 - 260 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Teochow)
Compiled around 1763, 'Three Hundred Tang Poems' is the standard collection of the poetic art of the Tang Dynasty . Poems in Volume Three are of the style 五言律詩 'five character regular verse' .
More information: http://librivox.org/three-hundred-tang-poems-volume-3-by-various/
Genre(s): Poetry, Anthologies
Read by: Jc Guan, Vivian Chan, Mr Zhuang Shiguang, Wc, ChinaKnot 02, ChinaKnot 07, ChinaKnot 05, ChinaKnot 03, ChinaKnot 06, SunnyQ, ChinaKnot 08, Jacky SS, HC, and1943 in Chinese
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 201 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Cantonese)
00:00:48 - 202 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Hokkien)
00:01:53 - 203 - 150 蜀先主廟 (In the Temple of the First King of Shu) (Teochow)
00:02:37 - 204 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Mandarin)
00:03:33 - 205 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Hokkien)
00:04:35 - 206 - 151 沒蕃故人 (Thinking of a Friend Lost in the Tibetan War) (Teochow)
00:05:31 - 207 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Mandarin)
00:06:25 - 208 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Hokkien)
00:07:31 - 209 - 152 賦得古原草送別 (Grasses) (Teochow)
00:08:22 - 210 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Mandarin)
00:09:21 - 211 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Hokkien)
00:10:23 - 212 - 153 旅宿 (A Night at a Tavern) (Teochow)
00:11:18 - 213 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Mandarin)
00:12:15 - 214 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Hokkien)
00:13:27 - 215 - 154 秋日赴闕題潼關驛樓 (Inscribed in the Inn at Tong Gate on an Autumn Trip to the Capital) (Teochow)
00:14:24 - 216 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Mandarin)
00:15:18 - 217 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Hokkien)
00:16:22 - 218 - 155 早秋 (Early Autumn) (Teochow)
00:17:13 - 219 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Mandarin)
00:18:05 - 220 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Hokkien)
00:18:54 - 221 - 156 蟬 (A Cicada) (Teochow)
00:19:28 - 222 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Mandarin)
00:19:50 - 223 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Hokkien)
00:20:52 - 224 - 157 風雨 (Wind and Rain) (Teochow)
00:21:42 - 225 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Mandarin)
00:22:38 - 226 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Hokkien)
00:23:44 - 227 - 158 落花 (Falling Petals) (Teochow)
00:24:35 - 228 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Mandarin)
00:25:30 - 229 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Hokkien)
00:26:34 - 230 - 159 涼思 (Thoughts in the Cold) (Teochow)
00:27:25 - 231 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Mandarin)
00:28:21 - 232 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Hokkien)
00:29:26 - 233 - 160 北青蘿 (North Among Green Vines) (Teochow)
00:30:18 - 234 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Mandarin)
00:31:13 - 235 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Hokkien)
00:32:21 - 236 - 161 送人東遊 (To a Friend Bound East) (Teochow)
00:33:09 - 237 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Mandarin)
00:34:05 - 238 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Hokkien)
00:35:15 - 239 - 162 灞上秋居 (An Autumn Cottage at Bashang) (Teochow)
00:36:04 - 240 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Mandarin)
00:36:58 - 241 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Hokkien)
00:38:03 - 242 - 163 楚江懷古 (Thoughts of Old Time on the Chu River) (Teochow)
00:38:49 - 243 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Mandarin)
00:39:45 - 244 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Hokkien)
00:40:52 - 245 - 164 書邊事 (On the Border) (Teochow)
00:41:38 - 246 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Mandarin)
00:42:36 - 247 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Hokkien)
00:43:50 - 248 - 165 巴山道中除夜有懷 (On New Year's Eve) (Teochow)
00:44:44 - 249 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Mandarin)
00:45:37 - 250 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Hokkien)
00:46:40 - 251 - 166 孤雁 (A Solitary Wild Goose) (Teochow)
00:47:30 - 252 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Mandarin)
00:48:24 - 253 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Hokkien)
00:49:31 - 254 - 167 春宮怨 (A Sigh in the Spring Palace) (Teochow)
00:50:21 - 255 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Mandarin)
00:51:19 - 256 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Hokkien)
00:52:28 - 257 - 168 章臺夜思 (A Night Thought on Terrace Tower) (Teochow)
00:53:17 - 258 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Mandarin)
00:54:15 - 259 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Hokkien)
00:55:28 - 260 - 169 尋陸鴻漸不遇 (Not Finding Lu Hongxian at Home) (Teochow)
Compiled around 1763, 'Three Hundred Tang Poems' is the standard collection of the poetic art of the Tang Dynasty . Poems in Volume Three are of the style 五言律詩 'five character regular verse' .
More information: http://librivox.org/three-hundred-tang-poems-volume-3-by-various/
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Genre(s): Humorous Fiction, Romance
Read by: Anna Simon in English
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00:32:23 - 02 - 02 - A Question of Identity
00:57:31 - 03 - 03 - What the Butler Told
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Genre(s): Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales, Horror & Supernatural Fiction
Read by: David Wales in English
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00:00:00 - 01 - The Beckoning Monk; The Hauntings And Mysteries Of Lausdree Castle
00:34:03 - 02 - A Haunted Manor House And The Duel At St Andrews; The Apparition Of The Prior Of Pittenweem
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Seventeen ghost stories (fourth edition published 1921) centered around the ruined medieval cathedral of Saint Andrew in the Scots city of that name. The author was famous in his time for his interest in ghostly apparitions. ( David Wales)
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Genre(s): Family Life
Read by: Marcia Eppich-Harris, Shashank Jakhmola, Kathleen Moore, bencoder, Jim Locke, Rebekah Grace, JT, alaskart in English
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00:00:00 - 29 - THE SHIP OF STARS
What is childhood? For Taffy, the only son of a vicar, it includes prayers, games, and a lot of quality time with his loving family. When Taffy's father receives a post in the north of England and the family has to move, everybody has to make the best of the situation. For the first time, Taffy has friends. He is even taken to a vacation. But things are darker than they seem. There are things that Taffy, as a child, does not comprehend. This book is about the gap between adults and children, about a perfectly imperfect childhood, and, most importantly, about unconditional love and optimism. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
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While Gazing on the Moon's Light by Thomas MOORE (1779 - 1852)
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Read by: Andrea Fiore, Albatross, David Lawrence, Pippa, Elli, Hope Martin, Indy Gosal, Kristin Hughes, Lee Ann Howlett, Lucy Perry, Mike Vendetti, Niehal Q, Ruth Golding, ravenotation, Sally Ann Cook, Tom Hackett in English
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00:00:00 - 01 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by AF
00:01:28 - 02 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by AR
00:03:13 - 03 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by DL
00:04:32 - 04 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by EM
00:05:54 - 05 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by EST
00:07:05 - 06 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by HEM
00:08:30 - 07 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by IG
00:09:57 - 08 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by KLH
00:11:29 - 09 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by LAH
00:13:02 - 10 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by LKP
00:14:19 - 11 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by MV
00:15:43 - 12 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by NQ
00:17:22 - 13 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by RG
00:19:05 - 14 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light- Read by RN
00:20:33 - 15 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by SAC
00:22:23 - 16 - While Gazing on the Moon's Light - Read by TH
LibriVox volunteers bring you 16 recordings of While Gazing on the Moon's Light by Thomas Moore. This was the weekly poetry project for May 10th, 2009.
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Sonnet 130 by William SHAKESPEARE (1564 - 1616)
Genre(s): Multi-version (Weekly and Fortnightly poetry)
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00:04:26 - 04 - Sonnet 130 - read by DB
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LibriVox volunteers bring you seventeen different readings of Shakespeare's Sonnet 130. This sonnet offers a look into the Elizabethan ideal of womanly beauty, then turns it on its head with wry realism. Then as now, real beauty is inside. This was the weekly poetry project for the week of March 5, 2006.(Summary by Fox in the Stars)
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Wounds In The Rain; War Stories by Stephen CRANE (1871 - 1900)
Genre(s): War & Military Fiction, Published 1800 -1900, Single Author Collections
Read by: David Wales in English
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00:00:00 - 01 - The Price Of The Harness Parts 1-3
00:24:29 - 02 - The Price Of The Harness Parts 4-6
00:44:16 - 03 - The Lone Charge Of William B. Perkins
00:56:25 - 04 - The Clan Of No-Name Parts 1-6
01:20:43 - 05 - The Clan Of No-Name Parts 7-9
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02:31:35 - 07 - The Revenge Of The Adolphus Parts 1-4
02:57:48 - 08 - The Revenge Of The Adolphus Parts 5-7
03:14:15 - 09 - The Sergeant's Private Madhouse
03:34:14 - 10 - Virtue In War Parts 1-3
03:54:52 - 11 - Virtue In War Parts 4-5
04:09:39 - 12 - Marines Signalling Under Fire At Guantanamo
04:26:39 - 13 - This Majestic Lie Part 1
04:58:50 - 14 - This Majestic Lie Parts 2-4
05:23:37 - 15 - War Memories Part 1
06:03:26 - 16 - War Memories Part 2
06:46:28 - 17 - War Memories Part 3
Eleven stories of war by the author of The Red Badge of Courage. Stephen Crane was an American author. He is recognized by modern critics as one of the most innovative writers of his generation. Crane's writing is characterized by vivid intensity, distinctive dialects, and irony. Common themes involve fear, spiritual crises and social isolation. His writing made a deep impression on 20th-century writers, most prominent among them Ernest Hemingway, and is thought to have inspired the Modernists and the Imagists. - Summary by Wikipedia and david wales
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Genre(s): Literary Fiction
Read by: Nicholas Clifford (1930-2019) in English
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00:00:00 - 01 - Book First Chapter 01
00:28:26 - 02 - Book First Chapter 02
00:59:16 - 03 - Book First Chapter 03
01:29:38 - 04 - Book First Chapter 04
01:58:35 - 05 - Book First Chapter 05
02:29:50 - 06 - Book First Chapter 06
02:51:27 - 07 - Book First Chapter 07
03:18:37 - 08 - Book First Chapter 08
03:42:55 - 09 - Book First Chapter 09
04:07:20 - 10 - Book First Chapter 10
04:30:12 - 11 - Book First Chapter 11
05:00:41 - 12 - Book Second Chapter 12
05:32:28 - 13 - Book Second Chapter 13
06:09:13 - 14 - Book Second Chapter 14
06:35:58 - 15 - Book Second Chapter 15
Princess Casamassima can be read on several levels: first, as a political and social novel, exploring the anarchistic and revolutionary underground of London in the 1880s; secondly as a psychological study of such a movement on a young man (the protagonist, Hyacinth Robinson) who may or may not be descended from the aristocracy, but whose artistic nature shines out in the midst of the London slums; and thirdly, as an examination of the conundrum whether the world of art and culture is necessarily built on the abject poverty of others. The Princess herself started as the beautiful and intelligent American Christina Light in James's Roderick Hudson but has now come to London to escape the Neapolitan prince to whom she is unhappily married. Yet she and Robinson are only two of a larger set of characters whose commitment to an imagined revolutionary cause may be sincere or many be questionable. As is usual with Henry James, readers will have to make their own judgements.( Nicholas Clifford)
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Free Air by Sinclair LEWIS (1885 - 1951)
Genre(s): Action & Adventure Fiction, Humorous Fiction, Romance
Read by: Hollis Hanover in English
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 34 - The Beginning of a Story
This road trip novel is set in the early twentieth century and follows the experiences of an aristocratic New Englander and her father as they travel by automobile from Minneapolis to Seattle. She is wooed and won by a noble but simple commoner she meets along the way. Lewis is at his usual wryly humorous self, poking fun at the upper class and treating the common people only slightly better. Summary by Hollis Hanover.
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Schloß Vogelöd by Rudolf STRATZ (1864 - 1936)
Genre(s): Epistolary Fiction, Detective Fiction
Read by: Nadine Eckert-Boulet, Karlsson, Dirk Weber, Christian Al-Kadi, Availle, Hokuspokus, Sonja, Marilianus, Martin Langer, Elli, Helmfer in German
Chapters:
00:00:00 - 29 - Bericht der Frau Centa von Vogelschrey 2
00:13:03 - 30 - Bericht der Frau Centa von Vogelschrey 3
00:27:55 - 31 - Niederschrift des Franz Salvermoser 1
00:44:53 - 32 - Niederschrift des Franz Salvermoser 2
01:03:43 - 33 - Bericht des Rittmeisters von Vogelschrey 1
01:17:30 - 34 - Bericht des Rittmeisters von Vogelschrey 2
01:33:14 - 35 - Bericht des Rittmeisters von Vogelschrey 3
01:47:48 - 36 - Von Frau Centa von Vogelschrey
02:03:44 - 37 - Bericht des Peter Wöhr
Eine Herrengesellschaft trifft sich zu einer mehrtägigen Jagd auf Schloß Vogelöd. Einem der Gäste, dem Grafen Oetsch, wird nachgesagt, er habe vor einigen Jahren seinen Bruder erschossen. Die Witwe des Bruders, die wiederverheiratete Baronin Safferstätt, wird ebenfalls erwartet ... Die Ereignisse werden aus der Sicht der Gastgeber, des Ehepaars von Vogelschrey und der anderen Anwesenden berichtet.(Zusammenfassung von Hokuspokus)
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