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00:01Help me, please.
00:02I can't.
00:03I only have room for one.
00:04No, I'm an American citizen, please.
00:06I can't leave them.
00:07No, they'll kill me, please!
00:11You've been an intelligence analyst at the orphanage for two years, correct?
00:15That's right.
00:16I saw something on your vial about a panic attack.
00:20One time thing?
00:21Yeah.
00:22Never happened again.
00:24Home of the house?
00:26Alexander.
00:27Michelle.
00:28Don't leave me.
00:30Hey, weird question.
00:31Do you like to travel?
00:33Upstairs is triggering a review of all personnel in this room.
00:37Our intel chain is compromised.
00:39Someone's turned on us.
00:41That's a Wi-Fi signal broadcasting everything you see and hear.
00:46You're the mole, Alexander.
00:48If they think the hack is still undiscovered, we can use that.
00:51We need to find whoever is watching and destroy them.
00:54Are you in?
00:58Okay, we're on.
00:59Get ready.
01:00So who is this guy?
01:01Jesus, are you new?
01:02Don't ask that.
01:03It helps me do my job better.
01:04You don't need to know anything about him.
01:05You just gotta be a helpless, super grateful piece of ass.
01:06Think you can handle that?
01:07Or do I need to find someone else?
01:08It's not my first time.
01:09You just gotta be a helpless, super grateful piece of ass.
01:10Think you can handle that?
01:11Or do I need to find someone else?
01:12It's not my first time.
01:13Okay, we're on. Get ready.
01:20So who is this guy?
01:22Jesus, are you new? Don't ask that.
01:24It helps me do my job better.
01:27You don't need to know anything about him.
01:28You just gotta be a helpless, super grateful piece of ass.
01:31Think you can handle that, or do I need to find someone else?
01:35It's not my first time.
01:38I bet it's not.
01:41Hey.
01:43It's gotta look real, Juilliard.
02:02Help me here.
02:04Please help me.
02:05Let's go take a look.
02:06Let's do it.
02:09Let's do it.
02:13Let's do it.
02:22Let's do it.
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05:58Now, who am I?
06:10You're director of operations. You share second-in-command powers with the director of
06:16intelligence, but everyone is more scared of you. The rumor is you came up working assets on the
06:22ground, so you're suspicious of intelligence that doesn't use real informants. You're overly
06:27competitive, so I would guess that you have siblings. You're probably the oldest.
06:36And what's a weakness of mine?
06:46I was in a briefing with you about five months ago, and it seemed...
06:50You hate not making decisions, so you would rather make one even if it's wrong. You're impatient.
07:03Sir, and the salmon here is awful.
07:08You wrote a memo warning about the need to protect ourselves from hacking inside of our brains.
07:15That's ridiculous. We should be worrying about more likely scenarios. Don't you agree?
07:22No, sir. I stand by what I wrote.
07:29Good.
07:34And I'm the youngest, by the way.
07:37Was that true about my age?
07:38Welcome to the team, Parker.
07:56To the rest of the orphanage, we're a boring training exercise.
07:59They can't know what we're doing. We report only to the head of the orphanage, St. George.
08:08Wait, she's real? I thought that that was just something...
08:14Meet our mole.
08:18Alexander Hale.
08:19His eyes and ears have been hacked using the Cassandra RU258 technology.
08:28There's a chance he doesn't know that he's been hacked. But either way, every moment that he's
08:32broadcasting compromises our assets and our organization. So I want to build a world around him
08:39and control everything he hears and sees without him or whoever's watching on the other end,
08:47ever knowing that we know.
08:49You're gonna leave the hack open?
08:51Yeah.
08:53We know nothing about who did this, but we know one thing that they don't, that we found the hack.
08:59That's how we're gonna catch them.
09:03I need someone who thinks outside the box.
09:06You saw this coming when no one else did, and now I need you to think ahead of our enemy.
09:12I need a story that will play out in front of Hale's eyes and ears that will explain why we are
09:17moving him into our new world. And most of all, I need to know what Hale's gonna do next.
09:23I need you to predict him. He's the ultimate unknown in all of this.
09:27Let's study him, figure out what's driving him.
09:33Something simple. Don't let it get complicated. Put it into seven words or less.
09:39And then we'll know how to use them.
09:40We would speak Mandarin if it was just us in the house.
09:52Unless my dad was mad at me. If I was really in trouble, he'd speak Haka. But if there were
09:57guests in the house, or if we were in public, or even just on the phone, it was always English.
10:02Um, my parents were careful not to draw any extra attention.
10:06Why do you think your parents raised you that way?
10:09I think it's because they knew they had to work harder than everyone else in order to fit in.
10:13How'd that make you feel?
10:14I don't know. No one asked us to be here.
10:21How long were you special forces?
10:23A couple years.
10:24Why'd they pull you from the field?
10:27I don't know. I was just assigned to a desk job one day.
10:30Why'd you want to be a spy?
10:32Well, I'm fluent in Mandarin Chinese. I guess I thought that I could be useful.
10:37Why are you applying to go upstairs?
10:40I applied for Operation Poseidon. I just happened to be upstairs.
10:44That's a lie. Try again.
10:48I want to work in the field. I feel like it's where I'd be more useful.
10:53And you can't work in the field unless you work upstairs.
10:56I'm gonna ask you again. Why did you want to be a spy?
11:00Because only the people we really trust get to be spies.
11:13We need to infiltrate his life. Someone who has deep cover experience.
11:17She can be by his side in the wild with combat training in case she needs to save his life
11:23or take him out.
11:24If you're selected, the assignment will limit your ability to do work in the future.
11:34Your face will become known.
11:35Because I'd be on camera.
11:37And we don't know who's watching.
11:40I'd be considered burned.
11:42For our purposes, yes. When it's over, you'd be done.
11:46You can live with that?
11:55Yes, sir. Who am I?
11:58Uh, you're Michelle.
12:04You're a bartender, probably from a lower to middle class upbringing, but you're working to-
12:08I'll take it from here.
12:09Oh, my God. You're so funny.
12:17This one's on the house.
12:18You remind me so much of my dad.
12:20No, that's wrong.
12:23Sorry, I just, I mean, well, he's not gonna respond to that, the giggling little girl in trouble thing.
12:31He responds to challenges.
12:34You're throwing him a gauntlet.
12:35You're saying, here's the kind of person I want to be with.
12:39Here's the man you can be.
12:46It's funny.
12:48My dad used to work homicide.
12:51And he was, well, he was very obsessive.
12:55He had the highest clearance rate in the entire precinct.
13:00He was the best.
13:02His buddies always thought he was trying to show them up.
13:06But they didn't get it.
13:08No, he wasn't competing with them.
13:10Exactly.
13:12He was trying to prove something to himself.
13:15Because that's the voice that keeps you up at night.
13:19Yeah, something tells me you understand that.
13:22We have a cross-contamination.
13:25I found the unredacted Copenhagen test results.
13:29Look at the date.
13:32The CIA used her for his test.
13:36Why didn't she tell us?
13:37She interacted with him three years ago for roughly 60 seconds.
13:41They might not recognize each other.
13:44It might not stay that way.
13:47We can't switch yet.
13:48It'd be too sudden.
13:49We'll have to wait.
13:52What are the odds of two different agencies picking her for an op on the same guy?
13:56We were both just doing our jobs.
14:00She's his type.
14:04The trick is just learning to accept that it just happened to be you.
14:12Yeah.
14:14Wow, you are very good at your job.
14:17I know.
14:18Now go.
14:19Live your life.
14:21Get out of here.
14:21Something wrong?
14:35Hey, weird question.
14:37Do you like to travel?
14:38You think he knows?
14:45If he knows, what would he do next?
14:48Why aren't you running?
14:55Why aren't you running?
14:56Why aren't you running?
14:59I know I'm being watched.
15:01I know they lied to me about being watched.
15:02Therefore, they don't trust me.
15:03Therefore...
15:04When you know you're not trusted, what do you do?
15:23Is he going to the ground floor?
15:30Yes, sir.
15:31Remy, you there?
15:32I'm in position.
15:34I think it's because they knew they had to work harder than everyone else in order to fit in.
15:38Intercept him, please.
15:40Understood.
15:41Well, I'm fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese, and I figured those skills would be useful.
15:49Because only the people we really trust get to be spies.
15:54Everyone wait!
15:57He'll come back.
15:59He wants to be trusted.
16:02Hold.
16:07So, last question.
16:20Are you in?
16:28What are they saying?
16:29The terms of his involvement.
16:31Hi, Samantha Parker.
16:39Patricia.
16:40And what do you do, Patricia?
17:01I don't know.
17:06Prep early.
17:07We'll say a secure briefing eliminated any doubt.
17:12He saved his life today.
17:16Now we need to see if he can help us figure out how this happened.
17:31You don't have to continue.
17:32You should be sure if it's on the right side.
17:33Oh, it's time to follow you.
17:34Yeah.
17:35I think it's too late.
17:36We've got to die soon.
17:36So I can help you?
17:37No.
17:37Why?
17:38I think it was a good idea.
17:38What do you do?
17:38I don't care for anything.
17:39I think for you to go to the right side.
17:40I am not going to be the right side here.
17:40But, you know what?
17:41I think you can help you.
17:42I think you can help you.
17:43Don't let me know.
17:46I think this is the right side of the right side.
17:48Don't be the right side and I think.
17:50No.
17:51The other side.
17:52I think you can help me.
17:54I don't do that.
17:56I can help you.
17:56Now arriving Cole Street, doors will open on the right.
18:26Please allow officers to exit before boarding in front of you.
18:56Some sort of metallic nanite residue inside.
19:26What is this?
19:29It's anti-anxiety medication for panic attacks.
19:36I didn't want it to impact my chances of getting in the field.
19:41When did the panic attack start?
19:44Three years ago, there was an op in Belarus that went wrong,
19:47and I thought I left someone to die.
19:50And after that, in unpredictable moments,
19:53it felt like I was back there again.
19:55The Copenhagen test.
19:56Yeah, well, now I know it's not even real.
20:02How frequent are the attacks?
20:05I haven't had one in a while now.
20:10How long have you been taking the pills?
20:12About eight months.
20:14But the headache started four months ago.
20:16That's probably when it started broadcasting.
20:19That gives us a timeline, good.
20:21Where'd the pills come from?
20:32Your entire life is the mission now, remember?
20:34There's no part of you that I don't get to know about.
20:36It's all in play.
20:43Rachel Kasparian, my ex-fiance.
20:47She's a doctor, but I don't know where the pills came from.
20:51I doubt that she even knows what's inside.
20:58We'll get you some clean pills.
21:00They might take a bit to work.
21:01We can take it from here.
21:03Okay, so what do I do?
21:07Nothing.
21:08Well, if you're looking into Rachel, you're going to want to use me.
21:11They see everything you see, Alexander.
21:13If you're looking at Rachel, they're wondering why you're looking at Rachel.
21:16They will start to wonder if you know.
21:19If she's not involved and you suddenly come back into her life,
21:22it might encourage them to eliminate any loose ends.
21:29You want to protect her?
21:32Show them you're not thinking about her.
21:34Convince them you're not worried about anything.
21:41That was a secure briefing.
21:43Yeah, fascinating.
21:45Should I be jealous of all the secrets I don't get to hear,
21:47or should I be grateful?
21:48I should be grateful, right?
21:51Jealous.
21:52Oh.
21:53Definitely jealous.
21:54I knew it.
21:59Think like the enemy for a moment.
22:01What do you think they'll do next?
22:03What should we be prepared for?
22:07Well, the story that we've told them is that he's no longer under investigation.
22:13He's welcomed into the inner circle.
22:16They'll need to see if that's true, that we haven't found the hack.
22:18And if they didn't buy the story?
22:20Well, they'll have to destroy the evidence.
22:22And either way?
22:23They're sending someone.
22:27They have to check his feet somehow.
22:29Make sure that we haven't mirrored the signal or inserted a tracing code or something.
22:34And if it appears to be clean, will they resume operation?
22:37And if not, they kill him.
22:41This is our chance to see who shows up.
22:44But they can't know that we're watching them.
22:47We have to observe from a distance, but be close enough to save his life.
22:51How are we gonna do that?
22:54I was hoping you'd tell me.
22:57Write me a scenario for out there, something we control.
23:00Keep telling the story that he's starting over, that he has no doubts.
23:03He lied to me about the panic attacks, because he doesn't trust us yet.
23:10And I need him to trust us implicitly.
23:14To earn his trust, we have to know what's driving him.
23:21You have it down to seven words yet?
23:33Wait.
23:37Which way's the exit?
23:39Weren't you paying attention?
24:03You can see.
24:10What a difference!
24:14And there it is right?
24:16I know, right?
24:18He is here.
24:24Where i saw a his boat?
24:27Is there a engraving trailer there?
24:30Let's go.
25:00Please just help me get out of here.
25:07You know you can tell me anything, right?
25:13I don't want us to have secrets from each other.
25:28What's he doing?
25:30Trying to not look like he's distracted and questioning everything about his life.
25:39Ellie?
25:42How are you picking pockets?
25:50Alexander.
25:51Hey.
25:53I think you might have dropped this.
25:56It was in the kitchen.
25:58I know protocol is to log it, but I don't know.
26:01It seemed personal.
26:02Yeah, thank you.
26:04Is it personal?
26:09Kind of.
26:11Are you into this, Michelle?
26:12Uh, yeah.
26:15But, uh, I'm not sure if she's into me.
26:18You know you can find that out.
26:21Text her.
26:25Don't wait too long.
26:27Yeah.
26:28Don't you?
26:51Okay.
26:51I don't know.
27:21I don't know.
27:51I don't want to be an upstairs field operative.
27:53The upstairs watches the other clandestine organizations and internal affairs.
27:58Some people would have a problem with that kind of work.
28:01You?
28:03I just want to know that what I do for my country matters.
28:11I just want to know that what I do for my country matters.
28:15I don't know.
28:17I don't know.
28:19I don't know.
28:21I don't know.
28:23I don't know.
28:25I don't know.
28:27I don't know.
28:57This bookstore on 17th Street.
29:15People go to bookstores and first dates?
29:18You do.
29:21You'll enter here.
29:24Spend at least an hour in the store.
29:27You're using us as bait.
29:33What makes you think the enemy shows up to check him?
29:37We're telegraphing for them exactly when and where he's going to be.
29:40And it's in a public place, so they won't draw attention to themselves.
29:43It's too good an opportunity to miss.
29:45Whoever shows up to check on you is our link to who did this.
29:49But you can't see or hear any of that while it's happening.
29:52Do nothing.
29:53If the two of you need to communicate openly, there's a rare book room in the basement where signals are blocked.
29:58That's a fallback plan in case Alexander's life is in danger.
30:04If this goes the wrong way, we abort and you get out of there.
30:07You'll exit through here, to the back.
30:10A van will pick you up.
30:11If I run, they'll know that we know.
30:14It's not worth your life.
30:15If you can get out, get out.
30:17Except he won't run from danger.
30:20He'll follow his conscience instead of an order.
30:24What makes you think that?
30:27Because about three years ago, he left you behind in a forest to save the life of a child.
30:34You recognized him, didn't you?
30:38Does he know who I am?
30:40He figured it out.
30:42You should have told me you'd been assigned to him before.
30:47Okay.
30:55I don't know what your relationship was like with your other handlers.
30:59And I know that I'm new to this.
31:00I mean, I literally sit at a desk all day writing instructions in that novel while you're the one actually out there risking your life.
31:10But this can work.
31:12We just have to trust each other.
31:17I think you're going to do just fine at this job.
31:22They all say something like that.
31:28The brief said we either save the mission or save his life.
31:33You're trying to do both.
31:36Yeah.
31:36The sky has to walk on impossible tightrope without making a single mistake.
31:42Are you sure this will work?
31:53Shadowbox are approaching from around the corner.
31:57Any sign of our visitors?
32:00Looftop's clear.
32:01Clean.
32:01Hi.
32:05Hi.
32:06Um, how was your shift?
32:10Kind of wonderful.
32:11I realized I never asked you what you do.
32:14Yeah, I'm a, um, I'm a National Archives, uh, researcher.
32:21Okay.
32:23So what do you do?
32:24Yeah, so basically whenever we need to establish if a letter or a document is authentic, um, I'm a part of that team.
32:32Yeah.
32:33Impressive.
32:35So how many people?
32:36And what do you do besides, sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt you.
32:38No, what were you saying?
32:40You go.
32:40Okay, okay.
32:41Um, I was just going to ask what you did besides bartending.
32:46Besides?
32:47Yeah, sorry, I didn't mean to assume that you had another job.
32:51There's nothing wrong with bartending.
32:52Just bartenders sometimes have, like, a passion or, sorry.
32:55I'm playing with you.
32:56Yeah.
32:57Okay.
32:58I'm going to divinity school.
33:01Divinity school?
33:02Really?
33:03Yeah.
33:04Uh, prove it.
33:09What?
33:12What are you...
33:15You know, it's a bad job.
33:17Oh, no, sorry, yeah.
33:19Yeah.
33:20Yeah.
33:21Yeah.
33:22Sorry, yeah.
33:23It's a first day.
33:23It's supposed to be excruciating to watch.
33:26But next time, briefer.
33:28Really?
33:29The Cyrus and Shadowbox are headed in, falling back.
33:32Remy, it's your show now.
33:41Nice.
33:41Once more, it's the breach, dear friends.
33:49Once more.
33:51Show me inside.
33:57Now we see what surfaces.
33:58I know what we can do.
34:10Why don't we each pick a book that we either loved or hated from this general area?
34:18A little get-to-know-you exercise.
34:20Sure.
34:21Okay.
34:22Okay.
34:23Okay.
34:23Okay.
34:23We got company.
34:42There's two more.
35:00Do they know that we're watching?
35:25If they knew, they wouldn't have tipped us off that they knew.
35:31They just don't want a record of what's going to happen next.
35:39They're coming.
35:39You ready?
35:59Yeah.
36:01Is that the one you loved or hated?
36:13You first.
36:16You know what?
36:17This was a bad idea, wasn't it?
36:19For a first date.
36:20Well, maybe we just haven't found the right books yet.
36:33Let's find the right books.
36:35There's something in his hand.
37:00There's something in his hand.
37:05He's standing there.
37:24I can hear it.
37:27It's a scanning device.
37:28He's checking Alexander's data stream.
37:33Seeing if the signal's been modified or tampered with in any way.
37:36Remy, back away.
37:52It's a good one.
37:58You're leaving.
38:00You're leaving.
38:03All right.
38:04After party.
38:05Our three new friends are getting ready to leave.
38:07Make sure you follow a maximum distance.
38:09Rooftops, are we clear for-
38:10My folks, just a reminder.
38:11The bookstore will be closing in 15 minutes.
38:13The bookstore will be closing in 15 minutes.
38:40Oh no.
38:41Fuck!
38:42Fuck!
38:42Fuck!
38:43Hey, I'm going to use the bathroom.
38:52I think you should keep browsing and I'll find you.
39:13I'm sorry.
39:43I'm sorry.
40:13I'm sorry.
40:43I'm sorry.
41:13I'm sorry.
41:43I'm sorry.
41:47I'm sorry.
41:49I'm sorry.
41:53Grab your hand now, okay?
41:56You feel my heartbeat?
42:02God.
42:06That was incredibly brave and incredibly dumb.
42:11You knew you were supposed to run if you were compromised.
42:15Then the mission would have failed.
42:19Hi, I'm Alexander.
42:24Natalie.
42:26Thanks for not leaving me behind.
42:29Well, again.
42:33It's okay.
42:34You know how many of those I did?
42:36Every single one decided to leave the kid behind except for you.
42:39It was a nice change of face to have someone do the right thing.
42:43I'm just glad you're okay.
42:45Yeah.
42:46We have a contingency in place, so we can't be down here too long.
42:49Are you good?
42:51Yeah.
42:52Oh, and I wasn't really supposed to give you my real name, so this is between us.
43:01Yeah, sure.
43:04Hey, um, when we get back up there...
43:07Yeah.
43:08Is there anything you need me to do differently?
43:12I've never done field work before.
43:17You're doing great.
43:19Maybe just relax a little bit.
43:21Be yourself.
43:22Yeah.
43:23Yeah.
43:26Is there anything you need from me?
43:28Oh, no.
43:29You're already good at this.
43:30Well, you're easy to pretend to fall for.
43:33Oh.
43:34Hey.
43:35Hi.
43:36What happened?
43:37Oh, customer had a heart attack.
43:38Oh, wow.
43:39Yeah.
43:40How awful.
43:41Mm-hmm.
43:42Yeah.
43:43Yeah.
43:44Yeah.
43:45Yeah.
43:46Yeah.
43:47Yeah.
43:48Yeah.
43:49Yeah.
43:50Thanks.
43:52Osiris and Shadow Box are coming out.
43:53Broadcast, stay clean.
43:54Operation intact.
43:56Whew.
43:57Whew.
43:58Whew.
43:59Whew.
44:00Whew.
44:01Whew.
44:02Whew.
44:03Whew.
44:04Oh, he's a little unt smacking.
44:05He's this.
44:06Oh, he's a little cat.
44:08I think he just started now.
44:10Eric, man.
44:12Thanks.
44:13Osiris and Shadow Box are coming out.
44:14Broadcast, stay clean.
44:16Operation intact.
44:17Whew.
44:20Whew.
44:21Whew.
44:23Whew.
44:26Whew.
44:27I don't know.
44:29Spend an hour since then...
44:31It's a beauty.
44:32On an hour.
44:34How's the head, Clarissa?
44:43We know who you are.
44:45We know your CIA.
44:47We also know you've been taking payments
44:49from foreign governments.
44:51This is what we do.
44:54We keep track of compromised agents like yourself.
45:01Here's what happened tonight.
45:03One of the two had a heart attack,
45:05which almost blew your cover,
45:07but you were able to get his scanning device.
45:10You're gonna send the encrypted result of the scan,
45:12results that show no change in the data stream.
45:16Everything's on track.
45:17You're done.
45:19You want your money.
45:20Don't contact you again.
45:22That's what you're going to say.
45:25Then you're gonna tell me everything you know
45:27about the person who hired you.
45:32By the way, your other friend is in our custody,
45:35so you're gonna do this quickly
45:36before I change my mind
45:38about which of you gets a second chance.
45:40A man with a cane
45:44with a flawless American accent.
45:47She never saw his face.
45:49He threatened to expose her
45:51if she didn't work for him.
45:53He knew that she was compromised.
45:55In fact, all three of them tonight
45:56were American agents we've been looking into.
45:58Yeah.
46:00Whoever's behind this is using the hack
46:02to find compromised agents,
46:03and then they flip them.
46:05We've supplied them with an army.
46:12A man with a cane.
46:14Sounds like the beginning
46:15of a fantastic limerick.
46:22I like the Parker girl.
46:23This guy has to walk
46:48on an impossible tightrope
46:50without making a single mistake.
46:51Are you sure this will work?
46:57No.
47:00I'm missing something.
47:01I just can't figure out what it is.
47:10If he's such a good guy,
47:13then part of him will feel guilty
47:17that I've been assigned to fall for him.
47:19That's good.
47:32You're easy to pretend to fall for.
47:34You should tell him a real name.
47:37You look like a Natalie.
47:39Really?
47:41A little.
47:43I'm Natalie.
47:45And don't worry about Belarus.
47:47Do you know how many of those I did?
47:48Every single one
47:50decided to leave the kid behind.
47:52Except for you.
47:54It was a nice change of pace
47:55to have someone do the right thing.
47:57That'll work.
47:59I'll update the pages.
48:01Pretty confident,
48:02given you've never even met the guy.
48:08I think we're both chasing
48:10the same kind of thing.
48:11Thanks for meeting me.
48:38I really needed your advice.
48:39How's that little problem
48:43inside your house going?
48:46It's been answered
48:47to their satisfaction.
48:50But not to yours.
48:54I think there's a risk
48:55that they are not taking seriously.
49:00It's a challenge we all encounter
49:03in this life at one time or another.
49:05My first mentor at MI6 used to say,
49:09sometimes the greatest service
49:11you can provide those above you
49:12is to assume they're fallible.
49:16Find out who shares your concern.
49:19It's your duty to ask
49:21the hardest questions.
49:24To be continued.
49:25The meal was a triumph,
49:30my old friend.
49:30You're too kind, Henry.
49:32This young man is the nephew
49:33I've told you so much about.
49:36And this is the man
49:38who once saved my life.
49:41It's always nice to meet
49:42a fellow traveler.
49:43Likewise.
49:44Come, join us for a drink.
49:45If I must.
49:47We can tell some war stories together.
49:49All right.
49:49Oh, let me move that.
50:49What about me?
50:56What about me?
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