Podcast appearances and mentions of Dale Vince

This week - from vegan sea gulls to stunning football - the new study that destroys the fairy tales of Farage, Badenoch and even Octopus….The exit tax that gives a budget clue, poisonous tap water and what did privatisation ever do for us? Musk descends deeper into his hole …. and Reform's promises evaporate on contact.  An awesome listener observation - a tale of two bacons in the Guardian ….and Dale fact checks himself - with FFS.

This week we got Piers Morgan, reborn as a woke person - Tony Blair, reborn as a green eyed monster and Reform - just being themselves.  Dale wins a pair of legal judgements, putting Reform's Tice back in the dock along with the Daily Mail and a pre-internet media law (sounds like an oxymoron).  Supervillain oil and gas company Shell are in hot water for making typhoons… Ban the Bacon gathers pace and our listeners get down to it - with Zac P and grass questions. 

To celebrate the release of Piers Morgan's new book ‘Woke Is Dead' Uncensored invited some of the most woke guests in the history of Uncensored to take him on.Each guest is presented with a claim from the book - can they prove Piers wrong?Taking on the challenge is playwright and liberal commentator Bonnie Greer, comedian James Barr, author of ‘The Case For Cancel Culture' Ernest Owens, Just Stop Oil backer and entrepreneur Dale Vince, scholar at the Declaration of Indepence Center and author of ‘Suicidal Empathy' Gad Saad and transgender activist Blossom C Brown.Piers Morgan Uncensored is proudly independent and supported by:OneSkin: Get 15% off OneSkin with the code PIERS at https://www.oneskin.co/ #oneskinpodCozy Earth: Luxury shouldn't be out of reach. Go to https://cozyearth.com/PIERS for up to 20% off Cozy Earth's best-selling temperature-regulating sheets, apparel, and more.Birch Gold: Visit https://birchgold.com/piers to get your free info kit on gold. Get a signed copy of Woke Is Dead: https://talkshop.live/watch/EBRMXzHnhEU9 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Dale joins Chris Packham and Feargal Sharkey in a protest. Reform perform for us all. An Israeli football club pulls a Prince Andrew… Octopus shows us it can count (beyond 8) and Ed gives the game away… fabulous woolly question from a fan and an X-rated ban. 

The Wealth Tax cometh, the Paris target is behind us - we go all ‘Cow in the Room' with the Red Tractor in the dock, escaped salmon in the Loch and new life in concrete blocks. Dale pumps the Trump and our listeners tell us how the Dutch do it. Over on X-rated corner the diss attempts fall flat as Dale put's 'em straight - ain't no bad thing being called a girl. 

0 :12 -Reflections on Youth Sports and Goalkeeping IdolsMark O'Neill reminisced about a significant match from his youth where he was awarded man of the match, reflecting on the pride that comes from earning accolades. Michael Wright noted the difference between past and present sports culture, particularly regarding participation medals, and how earned achievements create lasting memories. They both acknowledged the importance of these experiences in shaping their love for the game.2:51 Memorable Sports Moments and Team DynamicsMark O'Neill described the thrill of England's victory in the 2019 Cricket World Cup, highlighting the communal atmosphere in a bar filled with fans. Michael Wright recounted his own experience during the final, where he balanced a coaching task with the excitement of the match. Both emphasized the importance of memorable moments in sports.17:39 Understanding Football Club Ownership and Stakeholder PerspectivesMark O'Neill elaborates on his research focused on football club ownership regulation and the differing views of stakeholders, particularly fans. He emphasizes that fans prioritize sporting ambition over financial stability, using examples like Newcastle and Sheffield Wednesday to illustrate how ownership impacts club success. O'Neill also discusses the evolution of ownership structures, noting the shift from community-based ownership to profit-driven models.24:55 -Ownership Models in Football ClubsMark O'Neill explained the differences between multi-club ownership models, such as the City Football Group's centralized management and Chelsea's hedge fund approach. He emphasized that some clubs use these models to develop players as assets for future sales. Additionally, he addressed the controversial ownership of Newcastle, suggesting it may be an example of "sports washing" by the Saudi state to divert attention from human rights issues.39:04 Regulatory Challenges in Football Club OwnershipMichael Wright raised concerns about the FAA's capacity to challenge football club owners when issues arise. Mark O'Neill highlighted that the AFL's powers are restricted, as they can only act if owners fail to meet the Owners and Directors test criteria. He emphasized that an independent regulator would have the necessary authority to take control of a club and facilitate its sale if the owner is not acting in the club's best interest.42:31 - Discussion on Club Ownership and Financial ChallengesThe conversation between Michael Wright and Mark O'Neill focused on the ownership issues of Morecambe and Bury, emphasizing the detrimental impact of financial mismanagement. Mark noted that Jason Whittenham's reluctance to finalize a sale despite having a buyer ready raised questions about his motivations. They expressed concern over the opaque funding sources of Morecambe's new owners and the potential risks for the club's future.47:57 -Future of Football OwnershipMark O'Neill addressed the evolving landscape of football ownership, emphasizing the trend towards multi-club ownership and the influx of foreign investors, especially from the U.S. He raised concerns about American investors attempting to implement a closed system similar to the Super League, but acknowledged the role of independent regulators in maintaining the integrity of the sport. O'Neill also pointed out that the influence of big clubs over the football pyramid is a longstanding issue.52:50 -Discussion on Football Club OwnershipMark O'Neill expressed admiration for owners like Dale Vince of Forest Green Rovers and Steve Gibson of Middlesbrough, noting their commitment to the clubs' best interests. Michael Wright added that while some clubs, like Tottenham, are well-run commercially, there are criticisms regarding their ambition. They both acknowledged the complexities of ownership models and the impact of regulations on clubs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week - The invisible conference, King Coal dethroned and the green energy Six Pointer. Uncle Sam's Fat Beardo problem and Blair's new war zone gig. Farage makes Dale an offer - while members plan green energy investment. We ask, is Octopus the new mouthpiece of the right and this Jenrick bloke - litter picking in Brum? We find sanity in our listener questions….and fun in X Rated corner.Oh and we tease next week….Terrorists v freedom fighters  

The Giga Poll launches at an Endurance event - it's what Britain really thinks. Along with social media fun on a ladder - the green economy in one minute and Dale's view on Keir's speech – oh, and why the public is pissed off.  A cup of tea with Margaret Thatcher stuns the Daily Telegraph... and Full Metal Ed ends it all with a bang.Meanwhile - Palestine is a country... who knew – Dale recounts the event, heckles Jezza who has a snappy comeback and leaves in tears. Ian shares the etymology of Tosspot, while we explore a suitable collective noun for our new diss term ‘Musk' - VAT, Ecotalk, Zack Polanski and Trump are the icing on the cake on the nutty fruit cake…..this one is chock full…. 

Jacob Rees-Mogg gatecrashes Labour Party conferenceJacob Rees-Mogg gatecrashes Labour Party conferenceSir Keir Starmer takes centre stage at the Labour conference as his leadership faces pressure from Andy Burnham's party coup and the growing threat of Nigel Farage's Reform. During his speech, the Prime Minister admitted that Labour had “patronised” working people on immigration, promising to ‘build a Britain for all' as minister waved flags in the audience.Camilla and Tim react to ‘slippery' Starmer's performance after he announced plans to scrap Blair's target of getting 50% young people in university, a major overhaul of the NHS and made claims that Nigel Farage “doesn't like Britain”, calling the Reform leader a “snake oil merchant”.Camilla also caught up with Secretary of State for Health and Social Care Wes Streeting after he called for the return of his friend and colleague Angela Rayner during his speech.And Tim Stanley speaks to Labour donor energy boss Dale Vince about his first impressions of the conference, the future of his friend Corbyn's Your Party, Gaza and the rise of Reform.Producer: Georgia CoanSenior Producer: John CadiganVideo Editors: Will Walters and Andy MackenzieExtra production: James EnglandExecutive Producer: Charlotte Seligman Watch:Jacob Rees-Mogg gatecrashes Labour Party conference Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Fake news on the left and the right - Dale is a Driller? - Apt when the Leader of the Fact Free world is in town, C4 blows him up - but is he such a bad man...? Dale gets philosophical about the medicine of football and the origin of slurs - and trumps genitals and the animal kingdom.  Listeners take us back to grass for food, plant based populism and energy while X-Rated Corner never disappoints..  

Football as medicine, a revelation from Dale and rejection from Reform, Farage meanwhile gets the spoon and we ask if he is dodging tax… China tops the league and Dale wants to save the North Sea, great questions from listeners - green populism and food and parcels of energy, while on X-Rated Corner we've some odd ideas about grass and cows…..  

Trump might say that but Dale knows. And it's in the news this week. Meanwhile Farage speaks out for Angie, or does he, Badenoch's backstory looks bogus, Stroud has a new flag poll, Reform clamps down on free speech.  Robbie Savage sets FGR on fire.  And our X rated corner friends have their usual obsessions. Welcome to the new season - Don't Panic.

We're all looking forward to the next series (current title: TBC) - but in the meantime, here's a second chunk of wholesome goodness from The Cow In The Room to chew on while you're waiting. Next up - the X-Rated Corner special, before a brand new ep on Friday September 5.

John Harris is joined by the eco-activist, entrepreneur and political donor Dale Vince to chat through his journey from new age traveller to renewable energy millionaire and major backer of the Labour party. Plus, he discusses why he believes business holds the key to solving the climate emergency, and what he thinks the government should be doing to stop the war in Gaza. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/politicspod

Dale gets a new motor, talks taxes for the rich and justice for the Beanfield, recognition for Palestine, Football on prescription and Octopus in the dock. With a sprinkling of Trump we also look at the Musk mini-me, stomping around councils up north.  And if that's not enough we got listeners lining up to start the revolution.  While X-rated corner has less frivolous things on it's mind.  Super fabulous final episode of the series.  And we still need a name……for the next series…

If you've not seen Forest Green Rovers' latest 'Vegan Certified' football kit, you soon will- it certainly isn't bland. But what makes a football kit vegan, and should we care? As well as this, Julie, Mark & Anthony also look at a dozen or so news stories from the vegan & animal rights space from the last week or so.****************Enough of the Falafel is a community of people who love keeping on top of the latest news in the world of veganism & animal rights. With the Vegan Week podcast, we aim to keep listeners (& ourselves) informed & up-to-date with the latest developments that affect vegans & non-human animals; giving insight, whilst staying balanced; remaining true to our vegan ethics, whilst constantly seeking to grow & develop.Each week we look through news stories from the past 7 days in the world of veganism & animal rights.If you spot any news stories that might catch our fancy, or have an idea for a discussion topic, get in touch via enoughofthefalafel@gmail.com.*******************This week's stories:https://www.four-paws.org.uk/our-stories/blog-news/big-news-for-calves-stena-line-halts-calf-exports-from-ireland-to-france#:~:text=Ireland%20to%20France-,Big%20news%20for%20small%20calves%3A%20Stena%20line%20halts,exports%20from%20Ireland%20to%20France&text=This%20is%20hugely%20welcomed%20news,%2C%20Ireland%20to%20Cherbourg%2C%20France. https://www.news-medical.net/news/20250722/Vegan-diets-support-high-level-training-but-risks-of-muscle-loss.aspx https://www.scmp.com/news/world/europe/article/3318932/activists-protest-against-planned-killings-german-zoos-baboon-enclosure https://www.dutchnews.nl/2025/07/vion-first-to-face-complaint-via-oecd-animal-welfare-guidelines/ https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/plant-milk-nutrition-children-cows-uk-government-b2790127.html https://plantbasednews.org/animals/farmer-claims-slaughterhouse-screaming-edited/ https://www.farminguk.com/news/iceland-pledges-cage-free-by-2027-after-activist-pressure_66937.html https://www.hindustantimes.com/cities/mumbai-news/hc-upholds-animal-rights-over-religious-customs-101752693484088.html https://www.brecon-radnor.co.uk/news/animal-rights-group-peta-unfurl-banner-in-builth-wells-on-first-day-of-royal-welsh-show-814442 https://wamiz.co.uk/news/189500/somerset-golden-retriever-attraction-shut-down-as-owner-banned-animal-cruelty https://www.nytimes.com/2025/07/21/nyregion/central-park-carriage-driver-not-guilty-animal-cruelty.html https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cj61l252yz9o ****************Thanks everyone for listening; give us a rating and drop us a message to say "hi"; it'll make our day!Mark, Julie & Ant

Trump, Superman, zombie fish and adverts on Truth Social… A big legal story and a blizzard of media stuff, vegan shirts, football on prescription, the network for nature and an LBC phone in that nearly lands Dale in jail.  You want more - X-rated Corner has it..:)  

The endless heatwave, Reform nonsense over climate emergency, and brilliant ‘Red Ed'.Sixty Labour MPs make a stand over the state of Palestine – and support for nurses wearing supportive pin badges. Sweeteners for EV cars while 5 million kids can't be fed. The fishy salmon business repeating itself.The perfect pitch for a mindful moment. Listeners get us talking about generators at Wembley, ‘breaking the link' but not the right one – and dressing for the summer.

Bring on the wealth tax, zonal pricing is toast, and Dale's new moniker ‘Power Baron'.Trump and Musk bromance well and truly dead… Sadiq Khan's low-traffic neighbourhoods keeping people alive … and energy use by AI slashed. Fighting the planners over flying Palestinian flag whilst the IDF keeps murdering. And listeners ask about Glasto politics and small windmills. In X-rated corner there's gripes on tax paid, protesters and vegan food… 

After changes to the welfare reform bill failed to save money, the millionaire Dale Vince thinks it's time for people like him to contribute more to the public finances. Arun Advani explains how a wealth tax could work and if it's time for Labour to introduce one. Help support our independent journalism at theguardian.com/infocus

Glasto, Kneecap and Vylanous words….the Rabbi with no sense of morality, Ecotricity flies a new flag, FGR get a new manager, onshore wind gets a big boost and a tiny insect turns people vegan….while listeners get us talking about heat pumps, data centres and air pollution - and haircuts….:)

Fresh off a 2-hour interview with the FT, Dale stops in for a chat before he takes his big-arse-battery to Glasto. This week, Trump's got a potty mouth, Ecotricity's customer service is top of the pile, and apparently a bit of paint now counts as terrorism...

China's on fire this week, with an amazing solar energy break through and stunning electric car progress…While in Britain we're fusion dreaming and factory farmers' dreams - turn to shite.Our friends on X give us Net Zero talking - pub politics versus vegan bistros…fair play. Even though half a cup of cheap coffee a week pays for your Net Zero cost.And listeners ask the usual great questions. How much green will it take to bring prices down, how best to long haul electricity?And what is that bike?

Jam packed week this - Dale has the spending review blues, we talk Sizewell and the simple alternative we already have (it's not green either) and the dynamite revelation about Hinkley. Big focus on homes, affordable or not, the rooftop revolution we need and the Swift brick gets explained.  Meanwhile economists put a number on the cost of Reform's Nexit…western media go all estate agent in the Middle East and Dale meets Gordo.  On point Qs from our listeners rounded off with more X rated nonsense than you can shake a stick at.

Dale's been busy in the media, this weeks right wing nut is the vigilante on the utube, we talk enemies of the state, Thatcher, and the Battle of the Beanfield - call for Drax to come clean or get no more cash - and ask is it the end for heat pumps…..Great questions from our listeners on green gas and stuff, while our X rated friends obsess about what Dale wears.  Jeez.  More green blather than you can shake a stick at.

Dale Vince is a former new age traveller. In 1985 he was beaten up by police and arrested during the infamous Battle of the Beanfield at Stonehenge. And he's also the inventor a string of transformative technologies: the world's first green energy company, the electric supercar, and the Electric Highway charging network. The last of […]

In the news this week is Breaking the Link (again) this time in the Mirror - as Scotland considers Ecocide and Dale makes the case. Tesla sales dive as the market booms - Carma?  China sets another record - this time as an Electrostate. And competing offshore wind farmers fire up their models and their lawyers over wind theft - or is it queue jumping. A new report shines the light on Cameron's hideous school dinner law - and we reflect on his relationship with that pig's head. Our listeners chip in with some great questions and our X rated friends don't let us down.  Oh and the Right wing nut of the week is from Reform, but secretly one of us we think.

Dale goes to Europe by rail - pens an op ed on the Eurostar for the Telegraph - and the world changes radically.  Britain lands a trade deal with Europe, Farage says he'll end it - Keminoch already said that - but would an AI version be a better leader - we think it might.  The RSPCA endorse fish brutality and then don't, as another exposé empties supermarket shelves. Listener Qs and contributions on X round off another hoot..

Once again we bring news of the good deeds of the Donald.  Tony Blair nearly wins right-wing nut of the week for his crazy pro fossil intervention on behalf of his petro state clients, but he's pipped by the Tories' energy man who probably believes the Earth is flat and definitely won't get to do that which he says he will do. We talk Dale writing for the Telegraph on Gaza and the crazy things our Government says about trade - more important than law apparently….breaking the link rears its head again as the man they call ‘Red Ed' might need more money for his 2030 target.  And if that's not enough our listeners and X rated trolls have a bundle of good, bad and generally fun things to add.

This week we look at Trump's good deeds, from Oz to Canada to China and we invite Richard Tice to come out of the closet.  We open with a libel update, a heat pump story and something called Nexit. And then there's AI and Crypto - both energy guzzlers, but what does Crypto actually do.  Great listener questions and they're at it again on X rated corner - gotta love em. 

In this week's show, an irrational ex Labour PM joins Farage - in nonsense on net zero. The Telegraph smeared Dale again, then apologised and then donated to Gaza - all in less than a week. In the saga the score stands at 8-0.  Dale finds an unlikely ally in Richard Tice, but only half so and Zero carbon homes are back on the agenda, starting with a new/old rule for new builds. Questions pour in from listeners, not least on ‘breaking the link' and of course we have some X-rated rantings….. 

The need for more Nuclear cops, the MAGA diet that will surely work, more pointless tariffs and a madly big cheque - on one side as we take a dive into something you might call Nexit.  With the usual gaggle of listeners chipping in, not least about the last ice age.

Times Radio out does the Telegraph for a Daily Dale this week as we mix British Steel - energy and a nutty new right wing narrative - about Ed Milliband - with the new line from Nige and Semi, while our contributors in X rated corner make clear just how dangerous that is.  We've got a bit of a food focus too as our right wing nut award goes to a Big Farm funded propaganda campaign against science, pesticides are found in our houses (100s of them) and banned substances are in Scottish farmed salmon -  which is an actual crime.  Some great questions - like how many windmills can we get for the price of Sizewell C, the answer to that might surprise you.

Trump's tariff assault on the World has unexpected consequences, of course, but this one takes the biscuit.  As factory farming comes under attack, for a reverse pandemic and the rise of superbugs - the public strikes back, we get an update on grass as food.  Ian has a fan but it's not what it seems.  And a new direct action group start making Citizen's arrests.  Great questions around electric planes and solar panels along with more laughs in the X-rated corner. Oh and the climate crisis will destroy capitalism - not according to an eco warrior…

Trump versus the weathermen - hedge funds to the rescue?  Tesla and the China Syndrome. California (not so) dreaming, sea water sucking,  woods and trees and net zero ducking.  The return of Cummings! and er what's Bianca got to do with it….RickAAAY? 

Musk faces market Karma while Trump pumps Tesla, and a tiny tax that could change everything. Dale has a dress code issue with government security and Ian puts on his Reform hat to explain it all. This week's right wing nut Kemi B tells big porkies about net zero in the week a new report paints the clearest picture yet. Over the pond Greenpeace face wipeout in a crazy court decision, while back home Britain's carbon emissions hit an incredible new record. For clarity in a crazy world don't miss this.

This week Dale's looking for a job, animal poo from farms gets a new classification, lab grown food meanwhile is round the corner, the Aussies print a new house, Reform talk farm manure about energy, pylons that can cut your energy bills and a global kickback against the Musk.  Chock full of sense and nonsense - with a sprinkling of X rated corner.  Don't miss it…:) 

We got that, Dale in Tatler, Bezos in third, religious attitudes to this eco stuff, the wealth tax comes back, Drax giving us all the Vs and windmills going dark - who could want more?  We got X rated corner if you do....:)

Having cut off military support to Ukraine, the US is now no longer sharing military intelligence either. Plus: Donald Trump's marathon address to congress; and the British millionaires who are demanding to be taxed more. With Michael Walker, Volodymyr Dubovyk, David Adler and Dale Vince.

The “HamasGate” saga endgame approaches as the Daily Mail and Guido Fawkes fold.We look at a new report from those eco fanatics at the CBI while the fossil fools at BP doubles down. And in its latest report The Climate Change Committee talks cars and kebabs. Dale explains why we need to ‘break the link' in order to get our bills down - but is anyone listening…..  And on X-rated corner - a bit of S&M.   

This week we brush past the latest improbabilities that are Trump actuals and dive into food and nature. Wolves can help us cut carbon and the eye crushing of shrimps. The Telegraph appear to be Dale's new media platform as they carry his social media posts as stories - this week Jim Radcliffe and Man Utd in the crosshairs. And then there's the incredible study of diets using 22 pairs of identical twins…Dale's gold jacket and No. 10 sleepovers…

Good news for tree huggers. Bad news for the perps of Hamasgate. Green skyscrapers, invisible killers and Trump's exploding straws. Great audience questions give us Dale's new motor, diamond lessons and Ian gets a roasting - while X-rated corner makes some sense! What is happening...?

This week Dale faces fact-free allegations from the party of corruption. And we go where economists fear to tread - running the numbers on new runways and oil, and we look at the mini nukes that defy the laws of economic gravity. Some bunch of eco loons reckon we can add £57bn to our GDP with green stuff... and avoid three more Brexits with nature stuff… Most surprising of all is the sense we find in X-rated corner.... Don't miss it.

This week we look at Belinda Carlisle's view of heaven; the Moral Maze; French schools and wine; Trumps Tariffs, Crypto, Gaza plans and USAID; Death of the Aga Khan; Protecting womens sport in the US; Angela Rayner and Islamaphobia;  growth of LGBTQI youth numbers in the UK; Trans indoctrination in the UK; Sadiq Khan removes pronouns; Country of the week - Myanmar; Big Pharma funding Bernie Sanders; History of the Bagpipes; Joe Rogan on LA fires; Dale Vince gets his reward; Death of Jack Hemmings; persecution of the Church in China; Feedback and Psalm 27 with music from Belinda Carlisle, UB40,  the Beatles, Fred Morrison, the Peatbog Faeries; Marty Robbins; and the Gettys 

One article every day for five days looks like an obsession. A mad media week ending with dawn till dusk coverage on Gaza, donations, Heathrow, big green energy projects and a middle eastern connection - a proper eclectic mix with one element in common. And the oxymoron that is Sustainable Aviation Fuel. Has Labour blown its green credentials? And X-rated corner does its thing.

This week we reflect on the new Bob Dylan biopic - a complete unknown - including the UK's wind failure;  cost of electricity in Australia, Dale Vince's hypocrisy; CIA and Wuhan; The Year of the Snake; Emlilia Perez; Australian censor permits violent sex novels; Steve Smith reaches 10,000; DeepSeek; Remembering Auschwitz; Anti-Semitism in Australia; Ben and Jerries Woke Empire;  No Debating; Days off to Learn how to be anti-Racist in Scottish schools; Country of the week - Congo; Population of Earth in Christ's time; Preacher arrested for sign against Islam; and Feedback.  with music from Bob Dylan, Johnny Wakelin, Joan Baez, Johnny Cash, John Williams and Pete Seeger

This week - Trump's withdrawal method, Musk's Dr Strangelove arm, the heat pump light begins to dawn on Ed and the end of wind in the US as China's races to zero. Plus deadly jellyfish, natures answer? a zero-carbon airline and Ecotricity' s plant based canteen. Wrapping up with X-Rated Corner, have FGR signed Ivanka Trump……Don't miss it.

The sentencing of Axel Rudakubana is due, and Mike's guest are furious at the psycho terrorist. Meanwhile Peter Hitchens is slating Bob Dylan, The farmer's inheritance tax rise will probably mean food shortages and Mike has a good old ding-dong with Labour donor and recent divorcee, Dale Vince.Wake up with Morning Glory in full on YouTube, DAB+ radio, Freeview 280, Fire TV, Samsung TV Plus or the Talk App on your TV from 6am every morning. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We've got it all, US flat earthers land in Blighty, Reform want new coal mines - while climate scientists talk of weather whiplash. One side is hideously wrong. Meanwhile, is Veganuary flopping? Who says we need more roads to get to net zero and X-Rated corner gives us a fact - you couldn't make that up..:)

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