Podcasts about Unifor

Unifor says Stellantis workers won't have to worry about a strike for the time being, the OPP looks for tips about a fatal weekend crash in Essex, and the Windsor mayoral incumbent promises more jobs if reelected. All the evening headlines on the go.

Unifor has declared an impasse in contract talks with Stellantis, a man is charged with sexually abusing a child, and students at a LaSalle high school help firefighters observe the 25th anniversary of 9-11. All the evening headlines, and the weekend forecast, on the go.

Saskatchewan doesn't have legislation preventing employers from using replacement workers during a strike or lockout — something that's back in the spotlight as Federated Co-op and Unifor return to the bargaining table at the Regina refinery. University of Saskatchewan political studies professor Charles Smith joins Evan to explain why Saskatchewan has resisted so-called anti-scab legislation, how the rules affect the balance of power in a labour dispute and what we can learn from provinces that have banned replacement workers.

Turma, o Miolo de Pote, podcast da TV Unifor, recebe o Augusto Neto! Apresentado pelo advogado Armando Costa Jr., o Miolo de Pote é aquele espaço para uma boa conversa.Por aqui, os convidados compartilham histórias, vivências, trajetórias profissionais, experiências pessoais e muito do que existe por trás de suas áreas de atuação.Em um papo descontraído e sem muita formalidade, a conversa vai acontecendo do jeito que a gente gosta: conhecendo melhor quem senta à mesa e tudo aquilo que faz parte da sua caminhada.Então, turma, dê o play, confira esse episódio e fortalece aí compartilhando com quem também vai gostar desse papo leve, de gente fina, elegante e sincera

As September marks back-to-school and the return to routine for many, the TTC's monthly fare capping takes effect; the Ontario Government moves ahead with the removal of bike lanes along Bloor Street; and, Unifor begins contract talks with Stellantis to mark the final round of negotiations with the 'Detroit Three' automakers.

Unifor starts collective bargaining with Stellantis and a local man is feared among those missing in Nepal after flash floods. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Talks officially begin between Unifor and Stellantis, the CBSA arrests four Americans at Windsor border crossings on weapons charges, and the heat is still on in Windsor-Essex. All the evening headlines on the go.

- Honda and Nissan Partner on SDVs - Trump Administration Eases Biofuel Blending Rules - GM Invests Big in Canadian Plants - Lower Saxony Urges VW Restructuring Deal  - Volvo Closes Stockholm Tech Hub - Kia To Debut PV7 Electric Van - Pure Lithium Develops Graphite-Free Battery Anode - Exploding Sunroofs Spike Across U.S.

- Honda and Nissan Partner on SDVs - Trump Administration Eases Biofuel Blending Rules - GM Invests Big in Canadian Plants - Lower Saxony Urges VW Restructuring Deal  - Volvo Closes Stockholm Tech Hub - Kia To Debut PV7 Electric Van - Pure Lithium Develops Graphite-Free Battery Anode - Exploding Sunroofs Spike Across U.S.

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O LibriCast é o Podcast da Biblioteca Central da Unifor com temas variados e convidados com conhecimento no tema proposto.   No 47º episódio do LibriCast, vamos conversar sobre ansiedade e os desafios emocionais que fazem parte da vida de jovens e adultos.Começar a faculdade, lidar com provas e trabalhos, buscar um estágio, pensar no futuro, escolher uma profissão, equilibrar estudo, trabalho e vida pessoal... são muitas cobranças para administrar. E, em meio a tudo isso, a comparação com outras pessoas e as redes sociais podem aumentar ainda mais a sensação de que precisamos estar sempre avançando e dando conta de tudo.Mas como diferenciar uma ansiedade que faz parte da vida de uma situação que começa a prejudicar nossa rotina? Como lidar com as incertezas sem tentar controlar tudo? E quando é importante buscar ajuda profissional?Para conversar sobre essas questões, recebemos Sabrina Matos, psicóloga e psicanalista, professora do curso de Psicologia da Unifor, especialista em Saúde Mental e mestre em Saúde Pública pela Faculdade de Medicina da UFC.Dá o play e vem com a gente!Apresentação: Valeska Sousa e Lyvia RavenaConvidada: Profa. Sabrina Matos

Google renames Lake Ontario and Unifor members at General Motors ratify their new contract. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Unifor is ready to start contract talks with Stellantis tomorrow and a fatal crash in Windsor is being looked into by the Ontario Special Investigations Unit. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

- GM Engine Recall Expands Over Failures - 50% U.S. Tariffs Threaten Truck Production - Auto Loan Approvals Rise Despite Delinquencies - Volkswagen Workers Resist Planned Plant Closures - GM Reaches Tentative Deal with Unifor - European EV Sales Surge 51% In July - Chinese Automakers See Big Growth in Italy - Xpeng Robot Unit Raises $900 Million - China Issues Massive Interior Door Recall - U.S. Military Looking for Automotive Partners

- GM Engine Recall Expands Over Failures - 50% U.S. Tariffs Threaten Truck Production - Auto Loan Approvals Rise Despite Delinquencies - Volkswagen Workers Resist Planned Plant Closures - GM Reaches Tentative Deal with Unifor - European EV Sales Surge 51% In July - Chinese Automakers See Big Growth in Italy - Xpeng Robot Unit Raises $900 Million - China Issues Massive Interior Door Recall - U.S. Military Looking for Automotive Partners

Canada-U.S. trade negotiations have collapsed after last-minute American demands, prompting Mark Carney to accuse the U.S. of waging a trade war and setting up retaliatory Canadian tariffs if new duties on exports remain in place.Plus, Walmart is taking another run at fashion with a new in-house women's clothing line aimed at younger, more affluent shoppers, hoping its massive customer base can turn cheap-but-trendy apparel into a much bigger business.And in The Big Picture: Anthropic's Fable model underwhelms, Zelenskyy rejects wartime elections in Ukraine, Unifor reaches a tentative deal with GM, Nvidia raises AI server prices, Paramount talks settlement, and more.The Peak Daily is produced in partnership with reframevid.com

Vassy Kapelos checks in with Mike LeCouteur, a Senior Political Correspondent with CTV National News, as rumblings of an agreement start to surface between North America's biggest neighbours. On today's show: Lana Payne, the National President for UNIFOR, reacts to the latest trade negotiations with the United States and preaches short-term caution. Cathryn Naiker, the host of 'The Pick Up: A WNBA Podcast', reacts to superstar Caitlin Clark's first visit to Toronto and explains why one of Clark's Indiana teammates is making the most off-court noise right now. The Explainer with Canadian economist Moshe Lander: How the Canadian dollar's value is gauged compared to USD. The Daily Debrief Panel - featuring Laura D'Angelo, Jeff Rutledge, and Graham Richardson. Matina Stevis-Gridneff, the New York Times' Canada Bureau Chief, on the American perspective to the ongoing trade negotiations and the potential deal in front of us.

Surveillance tech company Flock is adding new guardrails after reports that police officers used its licence-plate tracking system to stalk women, raising fresh concerns about how AI-powered camera networks can be abused as the company's technology eyes a potential move into Canada.Plus, Amazon is asking B.C.'s labour board to pause bargaining with Unifor at its only unionized Canadian warehouse, as a group of workers pushes to decertify the union and potentially derail a hard-fought organizing win.And in The Big Picture: Anthropic's expected IPO could value it at US$2 trillion, Canada and the U.S. race toward a trade deal, Ontario proposes new data-centre power rules, and the world's largest electric plane completes its first flight.The Peak Daily is produced in partnership with reframevid.com

The Ontario Court of Appeal grants the provincial government the authority to proceed with the removal of bike lanes along three Toronto arteries; Unifor warns that Stellantis is considering closing and selling its assembly plant in Brampton; and, the eyes of the auto racing world turn to Markham for the Ontario Honda Dealers Indy.

A state of emergency is declared in British Columbia and talks between Unifor and General Motors start today. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

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This summer, we're sharing re-released episodes of rabble radio from our archives as we mark 25 years of rabble.ca. New interviews will return in September.  We're opening up the archives this week to share an episode from 2013 called "The Dissenters." This episode is all about people refusing to sit back and wait for change. We're tracking the birth of Unifor and sharing stories of folks across the country standing up for themselves, whether in massive coalitions or completely solo. You'll hear from Unifor, Regina Water Watch, and a woman holding a one-person protest for Syria on Parliament Hill. To listen to the full original episode, click here.  If you like the show please consider subscribing on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube and now: subscribe to rabble on Patreon to hear exclusive bonus episodes of rabble radio.

Unifor and General Motors start contract talks and a crow in the region has tested positive for West Nile Virus. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

Unifor announces it will open collective bargaining with General Motors next month and details of the deal between Canada and the U.S. to open the Gordie Howe International Bridge. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

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The ICE murders in Maine and Texas and the lessons of Minneapolis / Facing debacle in Iran, Trump threatens to attack Iranian power plants and bridges / Unifor springs sell-out tentative agreement on Ford Canada workers over two months ahead of contract expiration

A Universidade de Fortaleza (UNIFOR) está lançando o podcast Pod Cidadania que visa enriquecer a formação acadêmica e profissional dos alunos do curso de Direito, bem como daqueles que se preparam para ingressar no ensino superior. Realizado por alunos da graduação sob a orientação de diferentes professores, o podcast será transmitido pelo Uniforcast no Spotify.Professora da Unifor, fala sobre o vinculo do Direito com a Literatura.

A Universidade de Fortaleza (UNIFOR) está lançando o podcast Pod Cidadania que visa enriquecer a formação acadêmica e profissional dos alunos do curso de Direito, bem como daqueles que se preparam para ingressar no ensino superior. Realizado por alunos da graduação sob a orientação de diferentes professores, o podcast será transmitido pelo Uniforcast no Spotify.Advogado criminalista e professor da Unifor, fala sobre sua trajetória como advogado criminal, desafios e conflitos.

O Miolo de Pote, podcast da TV Unifor, recebe Éverton, Isabela e Rafa!O Podcast tem por objetivo conectar os ouvintes aos participantes da conversa, ou também como uma forma de promover e divulgar os valores de uma marca. Uma variação desse produto é o videocast, formato que ganhou força com a pandemia, momento em que as lives e as produções audiovisuais se destacaram.Dê o play e confira!

Whooping cough makes an appearance in Leamington and Unifor sets a deadline for talks with Ford. These stories and more are in your morning news on the go.

Unifor kicks off collective bargaining with Ford Canada and a Windsor woman faces charges after a crash that sent four people to the hospital. These stories and more are in your noon news on the go.

Hotel Pacifico was created by Air Quotes Media with support from our presenting sponsor TELUS, as well as FortisBC.Geoff and Mike welcome economist Jim Stanford, director of the Centre for Future Work, a think tank in Vancouver. For twenty years, Jim was chief economist and policy director for Unifor, Canada's largest private sector union, as well as a research associate with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives.  Jim, Geoff, and Mike tour through the turbulent economic landscape with Jim providing his perspective on Canada's economy as it is today, taxing the rich, the potential of the manufacturing sector, and the ins and out of energy exports.  In the Strategy Suite, Mike and Geoff discuss breezy summertime caucus meetings, the new Conservative chief of staff, the radical centre, the world arrives on ours shores for the World Cup, and even Geoff is aware of such sporting events.

The labour movement is sounding the alarm on the Liberal government's plans to strip federally-regulated workers of their most important power—the right to strike. Unifor researcher Graham Cox joins Desmond Cole to discuss how the Carney government is using Trump's attacks on Canada to tilt the playing field further for the corporate elite.The Breach Show is our podcast featuring sharp analysis on politics and social movements in Canada. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple, Spotify, Iheartradio, Youtube Music or your favourite service._______________________________________________________________We need 500 new regular supporters to join us and help build journalism for transformation. Can you help us reach our target?⁠Support people-powered journalism⁠ with $5 a month (and get a free pack of stickers): http://bit.ly/4x8vurl _______________________________________________________________Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheBreachMedia Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thebreachcommunity Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/breachmedia.ca Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@thebreachmedia

A Universidade de Fortaleza (UNIFOR) está lançando o podcast Pod Cidadania que visa enriquecer a formação acadêmica e profissional dos alunos do curso de Direito, bem como daqueles que se preparam para ingressar no ensino superior. Realizado por alunos da graduação sob a orientação de diferentes professores, o podcast será transmitido pelo Uniforcast no Spotify.Advogado e Professor da Unifor, fala sobre sua trajetória na advocacia e na docência e do início do Programa Cidadania Ativa.

O LibriCast é o Podcast da Biblioteca Central da Unifor com temas variados e convidados com conhecimento no tema proposto.  A moda vai muito além das tendências e da expressão pessoal: ela também nos convida a refletir sobre consumo, sustentabilidade e responsabilidade ambiental. Neste episódio do LibriCast, recebemos a professora Luciana França, do curso de Design de Moda da Unifor, para conversar sobre moda circular, reciclagem têxtil e os desafios de construir uma indústria da moda mais sustentável. Uma discussão sobre inovação, consumo consciente e o futuro do vestir.Dá o play e vem com a gente!Apresentação: Valeska Sousa e Katiuscia DiasConvidada: Profa. Luciana Franca

O podcast “Ressonâncias” nasce do encontro entre a literatura e a experiência individual de leitura. A proposta do programa é simples: ler um livro e compartilhar o que ficou nos pensamentos após a última página. Na segunda temporada o Ressonâncias fez algo diferente. Nessa temporada especial, intitulada de “Ressonâncias Entrevistas”, o podcast trouxe escritoras regionais para falar sobre suas obras, carreira, e muito mais!No terceiro episódio da temporada, o podcast entrevista Lia Sanders, escritora, psiquiatra e pesquisadora cearense, cuja produção literária dialoga intensamente com questões psicológicas, simbólicas e existenciais. A conversa percorre sua trajetória como escritora, os temas centrais de sua obra e as relações entre literatura, subjetividade e experiência feminina.Lia Sanders é autora dos romances “A Mulher das Cavernas” e “Todo Mundo Tem Direito a um Segredo”, do ensaio “O Consciente Freudiano" e do livro infantil O Bicho Singular. Sua escrita investiga o universo feminino e os aspectos psicológicos e simbólicos da condição humana, estabelecendo pontes entre literatura, psicanálise e experiência contemporânea.

A Universidade de Fortaleza (UNIFOR) está lançando o podcast Pod Cidadania que visa enriquecer a formação acadêmica e profissional dos alunos do curso de Direito, bem como daqueles que se preparam para ingressar no ensino superior. Realizado por alunos da graduação sob a orientação de diferentes professores, o podcast será transmitido pelo Uniforcast no Spotify.Historiador e professor da Unifor, fala sobre sua atuação na área do Direito, do projeto justiça em quadrinhos e dá dicas da vida universitária.

- U.S. Could Eliminate Fuel Tax - Legislators Move to Ban Chinese Tech - GM Cuts IT Jobs - South Korea Military Wants Hyundai Robots - Ford Launches Battery Storage Business - Unifor Going After Ford 1st - Mercedes Rolls Out Company-Wide AI Platform - Mercedes-AMG GT Pumps Out Fake Engine Noises - Repos Up 43% Since 2019

- U.S. Could Eliminate Fuel Tax - Legislators Move to Ban Chinese Tech - GM Cuts IT Jobs - South Korea Military Wants Hyundai Robots - Ford Launches Battery Storage Business - Unifor Going After Ford 1st - Mercedes Rolls Out Company-Wide AI Platform - Mercedes-AMG GT Pumps Out Fake Engine Noises - Repos Up 43% Since 2019

Joining Elias on The Big 5 were Jonathan Kalles, Vice President at McMillan Vantage, a national public affairs firm, and former advisor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, and Raphaël Melançon, political analyst for CTV Montreal and CJAD 800, and columnist for the Montreal Gazette. Among the topics discussed were If you were hoping for major changes or a bold vision in yesterday’s spring economic update… you were left disappointed A second Quebec furniture manufacturing is closing down and laying off dozens of workers in the span of 24 hours. According to Unifor, Bestar, which has a plant in Lac-Mégantic, Que., is shutting down, leaving 120 workers without a job One Quebecer has seen a family doctor 362 times in 2024. The think tank SecondStreet.org also revealed that over 11 thousand people had over 50 appointments with a family doctor An independent bookstore in Quebec City is facing threats of boycott for hosting the launch of Éric Duhaime's latest book last week

- China Passes Japan As Top Car Exporter to Australia - Tesla Plans Major Expansion Across Japan - Uber Expands $4,000 Electric Vehicle Driver Grants - Unifor Opposes Stellantis Kit Car Plan - China Dominates Global Humanoid Robot Supply Chain - UBTech Humanoid Robot Revenue Skyrockets - Mercedes EQS Debuts Yoke and Steer-By-Wire - Tariffs Lower U.S. Auto Deficit Despite Costs - Hyundai Closes Sales Gap with Ford in U.S. - Ford Pro Software Reduces Fleet Fuel Waste

- China Passes Japan As Top Car Exporter to Australia - Tesla Plans Major Expansion Across Japan - Uber Expands $4,000 Electric Vehicle Driver Grants - Unifor Opposes Stellantis Kit Car Plan - China Dominates Global Humanoid Robot Supply Chain - UBTech Humanoid Robot Revenue Skyrockets - Mercedes EQS Debuts Yoke and Steer-By-Wire - Tariffs Lower U.S. Auto Deficit Despite Costs - Hyundai Closes Sales Gap with Ford in U.S. - Ford Pro Software Reduces Fleet Fuel Waste

Greg Brady & Colin D'Mello, Global News Queen's Park Bureau Chief and host of Focus Ontario, discuss: 1- Doug Ford takes anti-tariff message to the heart of Texas 2 - Stellantis proposed building Chinese electric vehicles at idled Brampton plant, Unifor says 3 - Federal government, Ontario sign $8.8B deal to reduce development charges. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In an annual report on international trade grievances released on Tuesday, the Office of the United States Trade Representative named a number of new Canadian 'barriers,' including Ottawa's 'Buy Canadian' rules, drug pricing, and accusations Canada isn't doing enough to stop goods made with forced labour. Plus, Unifor president Lana Payne reacts to a Bloomberg report that says automaker Stellantis is discussing making Chinese electric vehicles at its idle plant in Brampton, Ont.

Joy Malbon, CTV News Washington Bureau Chief; Mike Le Couteur, CTV News Senior Political Correspondent; Matina Stevis-Gridneff, New York Times Canada Bureau Chief; Lana Payne, Unifor & Flavio Volpe, Automative Parts Manufactures Association; The Front Bench with: Sharan Kaur, Laura D’Angelo, Jamie Ellerton & Sebastian Skamski.

Shoot us a Text.Episode #1247: Canada slashes EV tariffs in a controversial China deal, OpenAI kicks off its ad-supported ChatGPT Go plan, and Recurrent CEO Scott Case calls out the real EV story: a booming used market dealers can't afford to miss.Show Notes with links: In a surprise move, Canada struck a deal with China to allow 49,000 Chinese-made EVs into the country annually at a dramatically lower tariff—down from 106% to just 6.1%—in exchange for agricultural trade concessions. The move has stirred both optimism and outrage across the automotive industry.The deal drew sharp criticism from Unifor and industry leaders, who say it rewards unfair labor practices.Critics say it could hurt Canadian auto jobs and complicate USMCA negotiations with the U.S.One of the qualifications is that the vehicles be priced around $30k CAD (25K USD)Don't call it a slow down says , Scott Case, CEO of Recurrent in is Automotive News Op Ed. Despite media headlines suggesting electric vehicle demand is cooling, Case says the narrative is missing the real story and it is that used EVs are booming as he urges dealers to ignore short-term noise and prepare for a long-term shift.Case argues that demand isn't falling, it's shifting to lower-cost used EVs as new prices soar.The used EV market is set to grow 5x, driven by a wave of off-lease EVs hitting the market in 2026.“Winning in the EV market means selling $30K vehicles with 300-mile range and Tesla charging access. In 2026, that means used EVs.” —Scott Case, Recurrent CEO OpenAI just opened the ad door inside ChatGPT as it launches its lowest-cost plan worldwide. That's right, ads are coming to the AI assistant for free and Go users in the U.S., marking a major monetization pivot ahead of a planned IPO.ChatGPT Go is now available globally at $8/month and includes GPT‑5.2 Instant access.Ads will appear as “Sponsored Recommendations” under responses for Go and free users. Sam Altman once called ads a “last resort,” but now says he's okay with them “if it doesn't violate user trust.”“Ads support our commitment to making AI accessible… by helping us keep ChatGPT available at free and affordable price points.” —OpenAI blogThis episode of the Automotive State of the Union is brought to you by Amazon Autos: Meet customers where they shop: reach high-intent buyers shopping for their next car on the #1 online retailer.Join Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier every morning for the Automotive State of the Union podcast as they connect the dots across car dealerships, retail trends, emerging tech like AI, and cultural shifts—bringing clarity, speed, and people-first insight to automotive leaders navigating a rapidly changing industry.Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/

Prime Minister Mark Carney is leaving Beijing with an agreement for lower Chinese agricultural tariffs in exchange for a major carve-out from Canada's 100 per cent levy on Chinese EVs — leading Ontario Premier Doug Ford to blast the 'terrible' deal over fears it will 'tick off' the U.S. Manitoba Premier Wab Kinew, Unifor president Lana Payne and Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong join Power & Politics to react.

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Shoot us a Text.Episode #1142: Stellantis and GM double down on Canadian production with third-shift revivals. U.S.–South Korea trade tensions threaten key EV investments after a Hyundai-linked ICE raid. Plus, Kyle and Steve share takeaways from the NCM Digital Success Workshop.Show Notes with links:It's a good day for Canadian auto workers as both Stellantis and General Motors announce plans to extend or reinstate third shifts at major plants, signaling stronger-than-expected demand and effective union pressure.Stellantis' Windsor Assembly Plant will return to a three-shift schedule in Q1 2026.The move follows a commitment made in 2023 Unifor negotiations, aiming to meet increased demand for Chrysler minivans and Dodge Chargers.Unifor Local 444 President James Stewart calls it an “encouraging step” for members and the community.Meanwhile, GM's Oshawa plant will retain its third shift until January 30, 2026, delaying previously announced layoffs.A spokesperson said the move was in response to short-term ”production needs" for light-duty pickups.Unifor President Lana Payne sees the shift extensions as “a sign of life for a critical industry” under threat from U.S. tariffs: “Fighting back matters.”A $350B investment deal between the U.S. and South Korea is under pressure following a high-profile ICE raid and growing concerns about how the fund will be structured—potentially jeopardizing future incentives for Korean automakers.The ICE raid at a Hyundai-linked battery plant in Georgia sparked outrage in South Korea, prompting emergency diplomatic talks.The $350B fund, originally pitched to mirror a U.S.-Japan deal, is now in dispute over whether it includes direct investments or just loan guarantees.South Korea insists it needs different terms due to the greater impact such capital would have on its economy.A key auto trade component—lower tariffs on Korean-made vehicles—is still pending, and may be delayed if talks break down.Kim Yong-beom, South Korea's director of national policy said that while the auto tariffs are important, they're not worth rushing the fund to completion, either.0:00 Intro with Kyle Mountsier and Steve Greenfield0:50 Announcements1:35 Stellantis, GM Increase Canada Shifts3:33 South Korea Trade Deal In Jeopardy5:47 NCM Client and Friends Digital Success Workshop RecapJoin Paul J Daly and Kyle Mountsier every morning for the Automotive State of the Union podcast as they connect the dots across car dealerships, retail trends, emerging tech like AI, and cultural shifts—bringing clarity, speed, and people-first insight to automotive leaders navigating a rapidly changing industry.Get the Daily Push Back email at https://www.asotu.com/ JOIN the conversation on LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/company/asotu/

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