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[Stuart:] My name is Stuart Kelly. I'm Deputy

Principal. My official role is Deputy Principal in charge of Assessment and

Reporting but I also have oversight of what we call Aorere Digital which is our

Digital Transformation Program. [Greg:] I'm Greg Pierce, Principal at Aorere College. This is my

third of being principal here. [Stuart:] We're a multicultural school and we've

got highly aspirational staff and highly aspirational students. It's basically

been the last two years. We had very little Wi-Fi and a group of us a few

years ago got frustrated with the limited opportunities being offered to

our students. Over the last two years we've got now what we

call Wi-Fi beyond the gate. We've spent a significant amount of money and time to

upgrading teacher pedagogy and capabilities, not to have digital

learning, but to just avail to our students the ability to be global and

local learners so they are part of the wider world without having to give up

their their cultural preferences and their cultural strengths.

[Sandra:] I'm Sandra Bisman. I'm the Business Manager of Aorere College. I was getting hammered to

spend lots of money on on equipment and at the time our Wi-Fi wasn't good. So I

wasn't prepared to put more equipment into the school when I was going to get

more emails. That was when we started the journey really. We started with the

Wi-Fi and from then it's just grown. So we possibly spent a lot of money in that

first year, well we did spend a lot of money (chuckles) but, at least when we did get the equipment it

worked. It just worked. [Stuart:] We were looking at an

education platform that our students could access that was world-class and

ideally low-cost or free. So, at the end of 2015 we had our website patched which

enabled us to be a Google Apps for Education accredited institution. That

meant we had G-Suite for Education. We had the devices, we had the

infrastructure but we wanted to make sure that our teachers weren't just at ease

with the G-Suite or Google for Education, but that they were highly efficient

practitioners. We were asked host New Zealand's largest Google Summit.

We're very fortunate that we were able to host about five hundred teachers here a few months ago

and a number of our teachers from our school took up that opportunity. It's

enabled our teachers to access absolutely current world-class education

platforms. They are just tools and we're now at the stage for a lot of our

teachers are highly proficient and are now going into third-party apps. It's

actually been quite transformative. What's really impressive is that the

community is increasingly taking ownership of the the Digital Transformation

we have 13 year old students building games, creating websites, creating Makey

Makey projects and they

are our best advertisers. [Greg:] In 2015 we

encouraged students to bring along devices that would aid in their learning, and

gradually over the last couple of years we've refined that to recommend a

Chromebook as as the device of choice for our students. One of our biggest

challenges is upskilling staff to the level of the students. But in saying

that, a lot of the students have very limited basic use of the technology and

I think our key role as educators is to improve that base, and the ways in which students

can use technology. During the last three years since since I've become a

Principal at Aorere College, New Era is the company that we have invested

most heavily in to work alongside us. Obviously as Educators, we are technically

reliant on those businesses which have the specific expertise, and from my

experiences I've found New Era to be completely transparent, objective and

really supportive of where we are at as a school, and where we want to go. So the

result is that we've invested a lot of money providing a world-class site for

students to access the New Zealand curriculum, and increase their chances

of success when they leave Aorere

College. [Stuart:] Fundamentally the Education

Transformation here isn't about better grades or better learning. It's a social

justice issue. It's about literally not lifting

academic performance. It's about lifting a community.

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What a Dinosaur Looks Like Under a Microscope - Duration: 8:52.

We want to thank Google for supporting PBS Digital Studios

Hey I'm Kallie Moore

We're here at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana to interview an amazing paleontologist.

Ha!

I recently travelled to Hoth, I mean uh Bozeman Montana to meet with some of my colleagues

in paleontology.

And my first visit was to the paleohistology lab at the Museum of the Rockies.

There, Dr. Ellen-Terese Lamm explores ancient life by studying it at the cellular level.

I met with her to talk about how she does this, and what she's learned by putting

dinosaur bones under a microscope.

So let's just jump right in.

What is histology and what is paleohistology?

Histology is the study of the microscopic structure of biological tissues.

And in paleohistology, we study the microscopic structure of fossil remains.

Paleohistology is essentially used as a tool within paleontology to answer deeper questions

about dinosaurs and other ancient life on earth.

We can answer questions about dinosaur growth.

About dinosaur behavior.

About the individual health of the animal.

We can look at a whole growth series

An ontogenetic series

And get an idea of the physiology going on with that animal group and how fast they grew

Something like a line of rested growth,

counting those can let us know the chronological age of the animal

What?

So you can tell old some of these animals were when they died?

Yes

Oh my gosh.

That's crazy.

What's the oldest individual?

The oldest individual...Well I would say probably 30 plus

--that's not too bad-

for one of the larger sauropod dinosaurs

wow

and then with other fossilized remains such as ossified tendons we can understand

dinosaur posture better and biomechanics

So ossified tendons fossilized nicely and they're found along the spine of the dinosaur

and now we understand that dinosaurs are not dragging their tails around.

That they're holding them erect

Which seems obvious because there's no tail drag marks in between dinosaur footprints

There you go.

Very good.

So your whole process starts with a thin section.

Correct?

What is a thin section?

To produce a thin section slide, we take a fossil bone.

We'll embed a small portion of it in resin and we'll cut very thin wafers.

Those wafers are mounted onto glass slides, ground even thinner, until it's thin enough

for light to transmit through and for us to see the structure underneath the microscope.

So a thin section slide ends up being about 100 micron thin slice of fossil bone that's

been stabilized and secured onto a glass slide.

One project Dr. Lamm is working on is a study of how Tyrannosaurus rex grew throughout its

lifetime.

To get the closest possible look at the tyrant king, she's prepared the tibia, or lower

leg bone, of a T. rex found in western Montana, to put under a microscope.

So right here, is um, tyrannosaurus rex.

This is part of a t.

rex growth study.

After our first cut is made on saws, so we'll take it to the saw, we'll expose the bone

inside, and then this enables us to cut a thin wafer of bone and have it be stabilized

on the open end and then exposed here.

And then we will mount that onto a glass slide and then I spend many hours at the lapidary

grinder.

Generally listening to books on tape.

Until we get that 100 micron thin wafer of bone.

It's so pretty.

Yes.

Oh my goodness.

It's beautiful here and it's exquisite under the microscope.

The science and the art are all blended together once we're there.

What do you look for in a bone to be a good candidate for thin sectioning?

When we produce thin section slides,

We are choosing specimens based on a question that we're asking or a hypothesis that we're testing

And the next bone on the chopping block is going to maybe fill in a piece of the puzzle.

So you might have something missing in an ontogenetic series.

So really good candidates for that project is if you can find an animal at that stage

of growth to add in.

Generally what we see in hard tissue histology and paleohistology is the work that the cells

did while they were alive.

So we know how a bone grows.

We know we begin with calcified cartilage that will form into primary bone and then

mature into secondary bone and then eventually develop into something called dense haversian

bone.

So each of those stages of growth have different kinds of tissue that are evident.

So this one here is a tyrannosaurus rex.

Metatarsal bone.

So that's in the foot?

The foot.

What we see here is the beginning of dense haversian bone.

And these circular structures are called osteons.

And so you got to think in 3D this is a transverse section of the bone.

So these are actually long columns of bone with a vascular canal.

Surrounded by concentric rings of bone.

And the small little dots that you see, those are osteocyte lacunae.

So each of those held one bone cell.

And it's really a brilliant design.

It's the way that the body gets into our skeleton and uses the mineral matrix to drive physiology.

Maybe heal another energy.

So the amount of erosion and redeposition can also let us know about the health of the

animal or how far it is into it's maturity.

So all of that's in there.

That's crazy.

And more.

There's just so much stuff in bone.

One of the most striking discoveries that Lamm has made occured when she studied the

remains of baby Maiasaura, duck-billed dinosaurs that lived in Montana more than 70 million

years ago.

Her research into the animals' growth ended up changing much of what we thought about

dinosaur behavior.

So when I first arrived, we were completing the maiasaur growth series and what was found

was in the nesting locality, that the very young nestling maiasaur had incompletely formed ends

of their long bones.

So we're seeing here preserved is calcified cartilage and the orange band in the middle.

That's a little spicule of primary bone just beginning to form.

So along the edges you can see how bone actually uses what was left behind by the calcified

cartilage as the scaffolding to build the primary bone on.

So this really provided great evidence for the idea of parental care being required for

these animals.

They couldn't hatch out and run around.

Run around.

So hence maia, the good mother lizard was born and dinosaurs really shifted in what

we saw them as far as taking care of their young, traveling in large family groups.

So that was right to the behavior of the young as well as the adults.

And made the whole area make more sense because in that nesting ground outside Choteau, Montana,

there are all ages of maiasaura together.

Ages and stages all the way up from embryonic bone to hatchling, nestling, juvenile, sub-adults,

adults, all the way up.

Are there any resources for people that want to check this stuff out in a little closer

detail?

A website?

Excellent.

We have a lab website and we've got a google map up with about 60 different projects that

we've done around the world.

So you'll click on the pin and it'll tell you what we cut in Mongolia and what researcher

and institution we were working with.

So we've sectioned material from all 7 continents.

And everywhere around the world.

That's amazing.

You can see who a lot of our collaborators are as well.

And then a link to our book, bone histology of fossil tetrapods.

And that is an excellent resource that will cover

I was flipping through it man and that is a really neat.

It belongs on my bookshelf.

Excellent.

I will sign a copy for you.

Yes!

Thanks so much for having us here today.

You're very welcome.

This has been amazing.

Mind-boggling.

Awesome.

Thanks so much.

Thank you for coming.

It was great to have this discussion with you.

Thanks to Google supporting PBS Digital Studios.

With their mobile app Science Journal.

you can take notes and measure scientific phenomena such as light, sound, and motion.

You can find activity ideas and additional information on their website at g.co/sciencejournalapp

Thanks for joining me on this tour of the Paleohistology Lab.

We have more episodes from the field coming up!

But in the meantime, let me know what field of paleontology interests you the most by

leaving a comment below, and don't forget to go to youtube.com/eons and subscribe!

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S08E12 "The Key" - The Most Ridiculous Things From The Walking Dead - Duration: 5:12.

- You guys, these monkey ass

slow motion face close ups are back.

They got all none of our letters demanding it.

This isn't good story telling.

This isn't lazy story telling.

It's not any kind of story telling at all,

it's just straight monkey ass.

The last person I heard say guts is guts

and this is gonna be all kinds of awesome

was my freshman year college roommate

and he got HPV twice before Thanksgiving.

Negan tucking Lucille in to that blood bucket

the same way I buckle up my Tuesday night groceries

is just the cutest and I am here for it.

Welcome back, Rick.

Time to bring you up to speed.

You have another kid, here she is.

We know you forget about that detail from time to time.

And that's about it, great, good to see you.

Daryl is correct, he looks around

and what he sees, it's not right or fair.

These actors who are left should be allowed

to leave this show and go do other stuff that pays better.

Like a Netflix original movie

or high stakes blackjack in Dubai.

Rick wisely goes with the let's split up strategy

because that's never gotten everyone killed

all the time for nine fucking years.

Let's get weird, this podcast sucks.

Just how bad is this podcast?

Even the word extemporaneous can't save it

and extemporaneous can save damn near anything.

It's a wonderful word.

So let me get this straight.

They want to help you guys survive

in exchange for a couple of granola bars and a few LPs.

Michonne is right, some funyons and Thriller on vinyl

is a small price to pay to see tomorrow.

Enid's all hashtag me too and saddles up her mopey ass.

Mic check, one two, one two.

Ricky G here with some fresh material.

What did the four wheels say to your face?

Bam!

Stop me if you've heard this car before.

Rick Grimes cartwheels out of his crashed vehicle

and fires a machine gun blindly

just because he enjoys the way it sounds.

He shoots basically at nothing

then only reloads when he has a clear shot.

A bold strategy that does not pay off.

Because it makes no damn sense.

Wow,

Rick finally ran out of ammo.

I'm glad this show about zombies decided

to employ some much overdue realism.

Rick has Negan cornered.

But because of his dramatic timing and pauses,

Negan drops the fuck out of there.

Deuces.

Maggie shows them good will by flanking them blindly.

If someone shows up in a van talking

about essential knowledge for the future,

they're a crackhead, that is classic crackhead talk

and a crackhead in a searsucker jacket

is still a crackhead.

Searsucker jackets are the oldest trick

in the crackhead playbook of tricks.

Flibbershticy and klompf are, without a doubt,

my new favorite characters.

They're bold and compelling and dynamic

and you never really know what flibbershticky

and klompf will do next.

We are in the eighth season of this show

and year four of me doing these recaps

and I'm not gonna lie, I'm beginning

to reevaluate some of my life choices.

Negan makes some good points.

No, not the one about him being a cat

or the one about this being Christmas and Hanukkah

and Kwanza at the same time.

Even though that sounds pretty sweet.

The one about how everyone was fine

before Rick showed up, because everyone

was fine before Rick showed up.

He's like the plague.

50 years from now, kids will sing Rick Grimes nursery rhymes

tentatively titled Nursery Grimes,

about the great death that descended

on everyone with his dark cloud of stuff and things.

Simon tries to connect with Dwight

regarding his plan to leave Negan for dead.

By talking to him about his nuts

and how they're dangling in the breeze.

The only way for a man to connect

with another man.

Ohhhhh,

come the fuck on with this shit.

That's, nope, that's not how that works.

No, Michonne is making a lot of sense.

Carl rescued Siddiq

and now we have a doctor.

And a friend,

and zero Carl.

Case closed.

Rick Master Negotiator Grimes fucks this one up

left, right, up, down, front, back and side to side.

He lights the only thing Negan cares about on fire,

tells him that and then turns his back

on Negan to smack wood.

F minus strategy and Negan is correct once again.

Rick's being crazy as shit

and he's gonna get them all killed.

Unleashing all these burning zombies.

If Rick really wanted Negan dead,

he would focus his efforts on killing Negan.

But he doesn't, not even a little,

he's literally just playing with fire.

Because this show wants to go on forever

which makes about as much sense

as a burning bat that in now way diminishes

in size as it continues to burn

and be smacked for minutes and minutes and minutes

and smacks and smacks.

This bitch, I don't know why I trust her, but I do.

Sorry, did I say trust, I meant I don't know why

I flibbershticky her but I do.

She showed up with comic books

about windmills and all she wants

is a pile of Led Zeppelin albums and some cheese.

When you put it like that, the zombie apocalypse

sounds a lot like middle school hanging out

in my buddy Danny's pool house.

There was plenty of comic books,

Led Zeppelin albums and cheese.

Tune in next week, will Simon lead the saviors

to prosperity, they are all Negan.

Which means they are all going to beat his brains in

when they find out next week about his plans

to leave Negan for dead.

What will Negan and Jadis listen to

on their road trip, Hall and Oates on repeat.

Best road trip ever.

Will Enid ever stop moping?

Yes, after the season 37

Mope Place Like Home story comes to its gripping conclusion.

Comic readers know what I'm talking about.

None of this and more, next time on The Walking Dead.

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Sangre De Mi Tierra | Recap (02/23/18) | Telemundo - Duration: 15:20.

ORK

I never wanted to speak ill of RoSon of ahe engi

I don't want to, don't you get it?

Lower your voice. She'll hear us.hm

Damn, why can't I come with you?

Because that's the plan.

Roberto's plan.

Know what?

I don't like this plan.

Drugging this woman

and crossing the border with her sounds dangerous.

And to top it off,

with that kid that's always coming out on TV.

This is crazy, Reyes!

Don't be such a pessimist. Relax.

How much is Roberto paying you?

everything ends there.

Oh, Roberto.

Come in.

Any word on Emilito?

No, same as before, unfortunately.

Did you come to see my mother?

No.

I've come to see you.

I had to give you something that I owe you.

What's wrong with you, you crazy old hag?

Go to your ------- house and hit your father!

Yeah, is that what you think?

Ask this slut why I just hit her.

Tell him!

You don't have the -----, do you, bitch?

Hey, you two.

What if we cook some Mexican food?

We've been cooped up in here for so long.

I could cook.

I think it's a great idea.

I'm starving.

Great, here's the list of ingredients

to buy from the market.

One thing, though. Take your girlfriend.

I don't want her doing any of her crap near the baby.

Know what? Let's go.

It'll be fun.

I can't stand holier-than-thou bitches.

Come on.

He's a friend. Hisyou bastard?s.You mes,

With my Paloma?

Who you held when she was a baby, ------------!

You changed her diapers!

-Calm down. -Fight me!

I will not! You're drunk.

I'm going to kill you! Fight me!

Please, Crisanto.

Shut up!

Fight me, you bastard!

My Paloma! My baby!

I'm going to kill you!

Paco!

What are you doing here?

Let's go home.

Remember, your husband tasked me with your protection.

What the hell's going on here?

He was going to kill me, but I beat him to the punch.

Look, he's dead.

If you want to keep the same arrangement,

cross me over the border.

I'll pay you double.

Thanks.

If you mean physically, I'm not in pain at all.

This is all my fault.

My hate got the better of me.

All I wanted was to humiliate Paloma.

Don't say that.

It's all Crisanto's fault.

You should press charges <i> My name is Sara Casagrande.</i>

<i> You, the Castañedas</i> <i> and the Montiels,</i>

<i> will be very interested</i> <i> in this video.</i>

You have to see this.

<i> I will now reveal</i> <i> who was responsible</i>

<i> for the death</i> <i> of Emilio Castañeda,</i>

<i> who murdered Wilmer Perez, </i>

<i> and who abducted</i> <i> Emilito Quiroga.</i>

<i> The same person</i> <i> is respon</i>Hi, honey.<i>all three.</i>

Destroying the evidence?

That's not going to work, handsome.

I'm sure you noticed I sent everyone that video.

Yes!

I gathered their numbers from your phone little by little.

I also sent it to the police.

It's very likely that they're looking for you right now.

-My love... -"My love, my love..."

Don't call me "my love."

Don't call me "my love"!

-But you are, my beloved. -Shut up.

I don't know what's gotten into you.

Be quiet.

Why do you think I've betrayed you?

Roberto, please!

I overheard Reyes and Zenobia discussing your plans.

The plans you had for me!

Then I searched Reyes' bag, and guess what I found!

You'll never guess what I found.

The drug they were going to give me

so they could bring me here asleep.

You wanted to kill me, ------------.

You wanted to kill me, ------------!

You betrayed me!

You wanted to blame me for Emilio's abduction!

You wanted to blame me!

And you wanted to make my death look like a suicide.

<i> Did you hear what she said</i> <i> about Emilio?</i>

Yes, we know he's okay, but she didn't say where he is

or how she'll hand him over.

<i> No, I wasn't referring</i> <i> to Emilito.</i>

I meant our son.

It wasn't Juanjo, Crisanto.

I've tried to reach Aurora, but she's not answering my calls.

-Crisanto! -Meche!

We have him!

Emilio's with us!

Hey, kiddo! How are you?

<i> Hey, you're fine now.</i>

Oh, Sweet Virgin!

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

There's

Don't move...

I met with a psychiatrist.

I met with a psychiatrist...

because you're not well.

Don't move.

You haven't been for a while.

You see... and hear things.

You suffer from schizophrenia.

Yes.

Don't move...

Me, schizophrenic? Me?

Yes, yes.

I told you not to move!

Did you really think you could manipulate me so easily?

Did you really think that? Did you?

I can play dumb, but that doesn't mean I'm dumb!

You're the crazy fool here!

You've spent a lifetime loving a woman who's never loved you!

She doesn't love you!

And just to show you that I care...

and that I still love you...

Yes, yes, honey.

I'm going to do you a favor.

I'm going to set you free.

I'll set you free from your suffering...

and while I'm at it...

I'll set her free.

I'll rid her of you.

Sara!

What happened, Sara?

You're coming with me!

You're hurting me!

<i> It was also Roberto</i> <i> who paid Reynaldo Reyes</i>

-I said, shut up! -What's the matter with you?

Hey!

Your car keys!

Give me your car keys!

Don't move! Go!

Okay, okay! and it's your fault!

Your fault.

Why can't you love me like I ------- love you?

Why?

I did everything Aurora!!

Roberto!

Aurora, sweetheart!

Roberto!

You son of a bitch!

Dad!

If this is goodbye, why don't we...

make sure it's marvelous too?

I honestly would like to start over, start from scratch.

In order to do that, I need to apologize.

I'm sorry, son.

But I had no right to treat you like I did.

So...

I'm sorry.

Just give me some time to take it all in.

My Meche.

Forgive me, will you?

ily picture!

We're sending it to those who couldn't make it.

Serena, Paloma.

Ready?

-Ready! -Let's do it!

No, Leo. Stand by my side.

Eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one.

THE END Is he asleep?

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Ivanka Trump gets hands-on training at Waukee learning center - Duration: 1:35.

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Active shooter training held for school resource officers - Duration: 1:41.

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BREAKING: He Just Chased Him Down And TACKLED Him On CAPITOL HILL! - Duration: 4:26.

BREAKING: He Just Chased Him Down And TACKLED Him On CAPITOL HILL!

For eight years, Democrats have gotten away with an incredible amount of debauchery, feeling

as is they were above the law since Barack Obama allowed it.

It's the end of that era with President Donald Trump in charge, who has come in and

cleaned house and shaped the place up.

However, every now and then a rat sneaks in and tries wreak havoc on our administration.

This is part of what just happened but was made worse by what this particularly rotten

Democrat did to one of Trump's female officials.

Capitol Police urgently arrested him on the spot and hauled him away from the White House

in handcuffs.

Not only was the public arrest humiliating, but so was what he did to earn it.

It's safe to say he probably won't be showing his face around the White House anytime

soon, if ever again, considering that even if he tries, there's no way Trump will allow

it.

It's no easy task to get through all the red tape and security clearance required to

work within such close proximity to the president, especially one who is the most controversial

Commanders-in-Chief our country has ever had.

He walks around every second of every day with a target on his back from lunatic leftists,

which leaves one to wonder how this physically violent Democrat operative was ever allowed

on the property in the first place.

The Interior Department appeared before the House Committee on Natural Resources to discuss

the department's 2019 budget this week.

A female Trump administration official was present for the budget hearing, whose name

was not released, as well as another unnamed individual who had only identified himself

as a reporter for American Bridge.

While many assumed the reporter was there to collect information regarding the meeting

to report on later, it turned out that he had a much more sinister and dangerous motive

in mind.

As soon as Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke had finished his testimony on the budget before

the committee, the American Bridge reporter charged toward him to attack, violently pushing

the female Trump official out of the way and down to the ground to get to Zinke, according

to what the Daily Caller learned of the details of what happened.

The physical assault victim is on the communications team for the department who was apparently

in the deranged Democrat staffer's way of doing what he was really there to do.

The communications director for the department was also shaken by the terrifying burst of

sudden rage, telling Politico that she was "greatly alarmed and extremely irate that

a female senior member of my DOI Communications team was physically assaulted, today by a

Democrat staffer from the PAC American Bridge."

What makes this assault more salacious is that American Bridge is a George Soros-funded

outlet, founded by the billionaire globalist's good friend and apparent business partner,

David Brock.The Center for Responsive Politics reports that Soros dumped $2 million into

this PAC to keep it operating back in 2016, and clearly has a vested interest in it to

push his agenda.

Afterall, American Bridge's mission is to hold Republicans accountable, according to

the group's tagline.

Now, the out of control, violent, unnamed reporter is being held accountable for his

action.s

Capitol Police took the deranged Democrat operative into custody on Thursday and transported

him to the Capitol Police department's headquarters where he was held for processing, according

to Politico's report on the incident.

Having proven himself as a violent threat, he shouldn't be allowed in any major government

buildings on Capitol Hill.

This attack is proof that unhinged leftists are completely incapable of civilly discussing

differences without resorting to desperate violent measures.

If "holding Republicans accountable" means that they can and will do so by any means

necessary, then any person belonging to the American Bridge PAC should be banned from

involvement in civil discourse.

This is now the third Democrat that Capitol Police have had to arrest in the last couple

months.

On two other unrelated occasions, Democrat lawmakers were arrested outside the capitol

for their individual immigration protests getting out of control and inciting violence.

There is a trend among the left and it's that they are unhinged, desperate for control,

and dangerous.

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