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00:10Thank you, New York.
00:11It's humbling to be speaking to you as mayor.
00:14Vanessa's resistance is hurting you with traditional voters.
00:18My wife and I, we have work to do.
00:22Dr. Glenn, allow me to introduce Mayor and Mrs. Fisk.
00:26Hector Ayala, you know they're saying you killed a cop?
00:28Look, I didn't push him, I swear.
00:30I'd still like to represent you.
00:32Hector, he's not the man I married.
00:34White tiger, you neglect to tell me that you moonlight as a vigilante.
00:37Someone's got to protect the streets.
00:39I need you to find the witness that Hector saved on the platform.
00:42Vicky, you're the only person standing between Hector and consecutive life sentences.
00:46Where is he?
00:47Sadly, he's no longer here.
00:50I'm not. You don't want to do this.
01:04Thanks.
01:11They, uh, bring you some food?
01:15No.
01:26Luquillo is a beach near where I'm from in Puerto Rico.
01:30To me, it's the most beautiful place on earth.
01:33White sand, palm trees, and the cookie.
01:38It's a little tree frog.
01:40It doesn't croak.
01:42It sings its name.
01:49I laugh because the tourists, man, they think it's noisy and annoying, but to us, Boriquas,
01:58man, it's a magical sound.
02:02And the cookie, it makes for life, right?
02:05So, so every sunset,
02:10thousands of these frogs start calling out to the one and only love.
02:19It's the music of the island.
02:23You're going to see that beach again, Hector.
02:25I promise.
02:27And you'll be reunited with your family.
02:37I promise.
02:57I'll see you next time.
02:58Bye.
03:01Bye.
03:05Bye.
03:09Bye.
03:12Bye.
03:17Bye.
04:55Evening, gentlemen.
04:56Oh, nippy, isn't it?
05:00Couldn't trouble you for the keys to this fine vehicle, could I?
05:04Thank you very much.
05:06And, uh, wallets while you're at it.
05:14Here you go.
05:19You too, Susan.
05:21You know whose truck this is?
05:23Oh.
05:25You a hard man, are you?
05:27Yeah.
05:42I look over my shoulder, but I grew up in the city.
05:44I'm not afraid.
05:45Like, somebody invades my privacy.
05:48I have no problem taking my piece and putting it to their head.
05:52That's it.
05:52Long, dark nights out here, man.
05:54Good versus evil.
05:56Evil versus evil.
05:57Good versus good.
05:58Is New York gonna make it?
06:00No.
06:01You want answers from me?
06:02I don't have them.
06:02Sorry.
06:24I hear Bacon's Freud chiptick is coming up for auction again.
06:30The yellow one.
06:34You remember?
06:36I remember.
06:39I could wash 200 million through that sale.
06:43I know that it hurts to just sit by, but I'm reaching for higher goals.
06:52Such as?
06:55Sorry to bother you, sir, but you wanted to be updated on anything happening near the Red Hook port?
07:01Yes.
07:02Last night there was a double homicide, not half a mile from the port.
07:06Apparently a hijacking gone wrong.
07:08It really doesn't hope so.
07:10The place is a destination.
07:11We should make the appropriate calls and inspire Chief Gallo to make it a priority.
07:22Yeah, we should make it a priority.
07:23Yeah, we can try.
07:29They're misbehaving because there's no one at the head of the table.
07:32Without you or me there.
07:36They'll turn on each other.
07:38They're rats.
07:40They're rats.
07:41Rats at the bottom of the barrel.
07:43Let them kill each other.
07:44And when they're done with each other, whoever is there standing will come after you.
07:54That world, that kind of violence, petty blood feuds, none of it is our concern.
08:34And when they're waiting for us...
08:49Okay, okay.
08:51I'll be right there, yeah.
08:58You know you don't need those glasses and doors, right?
09:01I'm sorry, are you talking to me?
09:03Who's there?
09:07So you're a blind lawyer who can fight.
09:12Officer Powell.
09:16You know, Murdoch, I bet Judge Cooper would be interested to hear
09:19that you're interfering with a police investigation.
09:21Oh, I think you mean a shakedown.
09:23Well, that doesn't exactly seem ethical.
09:24I bet he'd throw you right off the case.
09:26Well, at least I won't go to jail.
09:28Witness Tamper is a serious offense.
09:30Now maybe you get lucky in the T.A.
09:31and he slaps you with a misdemeanor.
09:33But I doubt it.
09:38I'll see you in court, officer.
10:05I've got eyes on it.
10:06And he says it relaxes him or whatever.
10:10That's what this is for.
10:13Hey, cherry cola.
10:15Get back, man.
10:16I'm fine.
10:19What is this?
10:21Come on, man.
10:22First of all, it's not a partner.
10:24I'm not your man.
10:26And this is just for me to get you on the stand without sweatin' and puke.
10:29Relax.
10:30I gotcha.
10:38For how long have you been with the NYPD, officer Powell?
10:43Just over 15 years.
10:44In those 15 years, how many commendations of excellence have you received?
10:49Three.
10:50I got one for integrity and two for community service.
10:53Would you say it was unusual for an officer of your seniority to be working on New Year's Eve?
10:59I volunteered.
11:01Well, a lot of the guys in my precinct, they got families.
11:04You know, kids.
11:05And mine are grown.
11:06Kel's, too.
11:07Kel, officer Shanahan, your partner.
11:10Yeah.
11:11We were assigned at Washington Heights, and a lot of the guys got sent down to Times Square for the
11:15ball drop.
11:16Did you and Officer Shanahan see much action that night?
11:20Yeah, we didn't see any action until we got down to the platform on 168th.
11:25What happened there?
11:27Well, we were just finishing up a routine sweep, you know, in places like a ghost town.
11:32And the defendant, he just came out of nowhere.
11:34He had this wild look in his eyes.
11:36And when you're a cop long enough, you know what that look means, and he starts running towards us.
11:42Did you tell the defendant to stop?
11:45Yes, many times.
11:49Oh, yeah, I attacked.
11:52We yelled, we flashed our badges, but he just kept on coming, and he starts pounding on us.
11:56And then, uh, I feel Kel pull him off me.
12:00Next thing I know, the guy just takes Kel, and he just pushes him in front of the train.
12:06Like it was nothing.
12:07Like it was nothing.
12:09Objection beating.
12:10Sustained.
12:15Officer Paola, I know how hard this is for you.
12:19Me and Kel Shanahan, we were partners for eight years.
12:23You know, that's eight years of beers and kids and just talking about how shitty the Knicks are.
12:31Kel Shanahan was my best friend.
12:35And that's all over now.
12:38No further questions.
12:46Officer Paola, good morning.
12:48Um, I'm told you have a black eye.
12:50I hope everything is okay.
12:52Yeah, don't worry about it.
12:52You know, there's this thing they say in boxing.
12:55The, uh, the best cure for a black eye is fast hands.
12:57Objection.
12:58Sustained.
12:58Come on, Mr. Murdoch.
13:00Officer Paola, I just want to make sure I'm clear on something.
13:03You testified that before my client arrived at the station, the place was a ghost town.
13:08Yeah.
13:09Meaning you and your partner were alone on the platform?
13:12Yes.
13:13Now, language can be strange sometimes, so I just want to make sure we're saying the same thing here.
13:16By alone, you mean just the two of you, no one else.
13:19That's right.
13:20There's no passenger waiting for a train.
13:22No.
13:24No busker playing a guitar?
13:27No.
13:28Okay, so you're alone.
13:30No buskers or passengers.
13:32Which means there certainly wasn't a confidential informant you were roughing up.
13:36Objection.
13:37You better have a good fake basis for this, Mr. Murdoch.
13:39Yeah, I do, Your Honor.
13:40Tight leash, if you get my meaning.
13:42Officer Paola, let's try this.
13:44You ever met a man named Nicky Torres?
13:51I've never heard of him.
13:53It's curious, because as I understand it, Nicky Torres is a confidential informant who used to work with the NYPD.
13:58In fact, he used to work with you and Officer Shanahan directly.
14:04Officer Paola, did you and Officer Shanahan have arranged a meeting with Nicky Torres on the platform that night?
14:17I told you I don't know him.
14:20Yeah, he did say that.
14:30Torres can not testify.
14:47He's almost ready.
14:49What's he doing?
14:50Should I be worried?
14:52Yep.
14:53Hey, you promised I'd be safe.
14:55We'll be fine if you stay out of sight.
14:56Come on, let's go.
15:14Looking at the doors isn't going to get them here any faster.
15:17Who says I'm looking at the doors?
15:19I'll be here.
15:35All rise.
15:37All rise.
15:37Supreme Court, State of New York, Part 20 is in session.
15:40The Honorable Fitzgerald Cooper presiding.
16:00You good?
16:24Mr. Murdoch, call your witness.
16:28Just, uh, just another second, Your Honor.
16:37Good morning, officer.
16:38Get out of the van, asshole.
16:41Where is he?
16:46Open it.
16:55Good?
16:56Yeah.
16:56Come on, let's go.
17:03They're here.
17:12Peckable climbing, buddy.
17:20Would you state your name for the record?
17:23My name's Nicky Torres.
17:26And, uh, where do you live, Mr. Torres?
17:28Washington Heights.
17:30So are you close to the 168th Street subway station?
17:33Yeah, it's four blocks from my house.
17:36Where are you working right now?
17:38I'm, uh, between jobs at the moment.
17:41Right.
17:41You've, uh, you've had a rough couple of years, huh?
17:44Eighteen months ago, I got pinched for dealing.
17:47I knew I shouldn't have done it, but I got a kid.
17:50I needed money.
17:52So, we're looking at a prison sense.
17:54What, uh, what happened with that case?
17:58It went away.
18:00Can you tell the jury why?
18:03I told the cops I'd help him out sometimes.
18:06And by help out, you mean become a confidential informant?
18:12Yeah.
18:14Mr. Torres, is that what you were doing on the night of New Year's Eve?
18:17Were you passing along the information to officers Shanahan and Powell?
18:34Remembering you're under oath?
18:39No.
18:40It's all my night.
18:43Forgive me, I'm confused here.
18:45Previously, you stated pretty clearly that you were actually at the 168th Street subway station being beaten.
18:49When Hector Ayala intervened to save your life.
18:51Objection.
18:51With a great risk to put himself in his arms race, didn't he?
18:54Is that true?
18:54Counsel, stand down.
19:03Oh, this is bullshit.
19:06Well, what's it gonna be, Mr. Murdoch?
19:10Withdraw the witness, Robert.
19:12Mr. Torres, you are dismissed.
19:45The mayor's 30 minutes late.
19:47He won't be joining us.
19:49Now, the shootout two days ago at the port is just the latest in a long line of very noisy
19:53mistakes.
19:55Truck hijackings, violence at the docks, the gang war.
19:59These are the headlines splashed across the front page of the Examiner.
20:03It all ends today.
20:05We don't take orders from you, son.
20:07This is not how things work.
20:08Luca.
20:11This is what you owe Victor.
20:15Restitution.
20:221.8.
20:24I like the sound of that.
20:25Are you out of your mind?
20:27Maybe next time you should hire guys who know how to jack a truck.
20:29Maybe you shouldn't hire a bunch of trigger half of the assholes.
20:31Enough!
20:31You're proving my point.
20:33All this arguing, bloodshed, chaos.
20:36It's getting in the way.
20:381.8.
20:39That's the number.
20:41Oh, yeah, I got a better idea.
20:43How about I pay zero dollars to Victor, and you go tell Fisk,
20:46if he's got something to say to me, he'd come tell me himself.
20:49I don't take orders from the mayor's airport.
20:53I don't work for the mayor.
20:55I work for the man.
21:00So he was fine when we prepped him.
21:02He's an annoying pain in the ass, but he was fine.
21:04So what the hell happened?
21:06Maybe the cops got to him, or they threatened his kid.
21:09Or he was never on our side in the first place.
21:12So what do we have without Nicky?
21:14Nothing.
21:15Our entire defense just got flushed down the toilet.
21:19Maybe there's a paper trail.
21:21Some kind of CI registration form, or a record of payments, or something.
21:27We get that, we can recall him as a hostile witness.
21:29I looked.
21:30There's nothing.
21:32Powell did everything in cash.
21:33Kept it all off the books.
21:34You testify for them?
21:36Is there a case we can hang on him?
21:37Nothing I found.
21:39He's innocent.
21:40We put him on the stand.
21:42He tells his side of the story.
21:44It's the truth.
21:47And we hope that you're receiving the way we do.
21:51It's our only move.
21:54We're going to need a lot more bourbon.
22:03What you're trying to do, it's not going to work.
22:07Counseling?
22:12Tell me.
22:20I sent Buck to Luca to tell him to pay Victor 1.8 restitution for the hijacking.
22:29Let's not fall into a place where I don't trust you.
22:39I don't like watching everything fall apart.
22:44I respect that.
22:46You wanted to keep the peace.
22:50Sometimes peace needs to be broken.
22:53Chaos must reign.
22:56Just for a moment.
22:57To build a stronger order.
23:00Is that what it is?
23:01Chaos?
23:02Before a stronger peace?
23:03Or is it my penance?
23:05Or what I did?
23:06No.
23:07You're punishing me for Adam.
23:08I'm not punishing you for anything.
23:09You're leaving me out in the cold.
23:18Thank you for your patience.
23:20No.
23:22Where were we?
23:33Mr. Wright, how often would you say you're at the 168th Street subway station?
23:37A few times a week.
23:38It's close to the apartment.
23:40Were you there on New Year's Eve?
23:42Yes.
23:42Would you mind walking us through what happened that night?
23:45Yeah.
23:46I bought some flowers at La Bodega and I was heading down to the station.
23:51Where were you going, Mr. Ayala?
23:57Mr. Ayala.
23:59My wife and I, we live with my sister and my niece.
24:05Soledad and I, we've always dreamt of having our own place.
24:08And I had finally saved up the money.
24:12I, I put a deposit down on a, on a studio in the South Bronx.
24:17It's, uh, it's not much.
24:19But it's ours.
24:21I, I was going there to put the flowers there for the next day.
24:25Because you wanted to surprise your wife.
24:28Yes.
24:30Okay, so, you're heading into the station.
24:33What happens next?
24:35I heard yelling, sounded like someone was in trouble, so I ran down to see what was going on.
24:41What did you see?
24:42A, a man getting beat up.
24:44Did you know the man?
24:45No, and I, and I never saw him again until yesterday in court.
24:49And now I know his name is Nicky Torres.
24:53What about the men who were doing the beating?
24:55Did you know them?
24:56No.
24:57Did you know they were police officers?
25:00No.
25:01No, no.
25:01I, I, I yelled at them to stop and they didn't.
25:04So I, I ran down to help.
25:06And then everything just happened so fast.
25:08I, I tried to break it up and they started beating on me.
25:10And I tried to fight them off.
25:12And then all of a sudden one of them slipped and fell onto the tracks.
25:15I, I, I was just trying to help.
25:19I didn't want anyone to get hurt.
25:21Could have just walked away.
25:24Ignored the problem.
25:25You decided to risk your own safety to help a stranger.
25:28It wasn't the first time, was it?
25:33I, I don't understand.
25:34Look, I'm just saying that you've put yourself in harm's way before.
25:37Many times.
25:37The question is, why?
25:40Because he was in trouble.
25:41You intervened that night because you're a hero.
25:43Matt, don't do this.
25:45Matt, don't do this.
25:46Mr. Ayala, yes or no?
25:47Are you the vigilante known as the white tiger?
25:49Objection.
25:49Order.
25:50Yes or no?
25:51Mr. Ayala.
25:54Order in high court.
26:00Both of you, in my chambers, now.
26:12Well, you are a real slippery piece of shit, you know?
26:14You sat in that very spot, and you misled me.
26:17You made representations to me.
26:19You conned me into suppressing this information.
26:21You lectured me about what's right and wrong.
26:24And then you have the nerve to stand up and make a mockery of my court.
26:27Also, my intention, your honor.
26:28They somehow got to my star witness.
26:30My hand was forced.
26:31What happened to all that lofty rhetoric about unfairly biasing the jury?
26:35That disalter ego is critical to this case.
26:36What he's done is the white tiger speaks the strength of his character.
26:38It's well within my...
26:39Is there a division of hypocrisy at Murdoch?
26:41No, no, no.
26:42Stop it.
26:42Stop it.
26:45I can strike this from the record, but that is pointless.
26:49I can declare a mistrial, but it's out already, so I'd say that ship has sailed.
26:54Put me in quite a bind, Mr. Murdoch.
26:56I didn't mean to disrespect the court, your honor.
26:58Let me be clear.
27:00You blew open this door, Mr. Murdoch.
27:02Which means...
27:02Yeah.
27:03It's open season on my client.
27:04I get it.
27:06Well, that's it.
27:08Thank you, Your Honor.
27:12I sit atop a pyramid of over 500 ADAs.
27:15You're not going to be able to stumble into traffic court without one of them up your ass.
27:20I hope it was worth it.
27:22I don't think that Mr. Ayala is going to get a fair try.
27:26You know why?
27:27He's Puerto Rican.
27:29He's going to single him out.
27:31If you have enough evidence, he should go to prison.
27:34But give him a fair try, which I don't think he's going to get it.
27:46You should have asked me first.
27:50I know.
27:54It wasn't your secret to tell.
27:59Just trying to keep you out of prison, buddy.
28:01We were losing, and I had to take a big swing.
28:08You know, Hector, if you are acquitted, your White Tiger days are over.
28:15I mean, you know that, right?
28:16You can't ever put that suit back on.
28:22I don't think you understand.
28:24Being the White Tiger is more than just putting on a suit.
28:30It's who I am.
28:34It's a calling.
28:37I didn't choose it.
28:39He chose me.
28:41You might as well ask me to stop breathing.
28:46There are other ways to help.
28:49Other ways to contribute.
28:52Ways that don't require a mask.
28:54You have to think about your family now.
28:56They need you.
28:58And for what it's worth, I think you might be surprised at how much you don't miss being him.
29:31We had just dropped our son off at a game.
29:34He saved our lives.
29:37A few weeks ago, I was leaving work.
29:39It was late, and I have to go to this alley to get home.
29:42This guy, he tries to grab me.
29:45I screamed, but then I saw he had a knife.
29:48I was so scared.
29:51If White Tiger hadn't been there, I don't know what would have happened.
29:55And now, let's hear from a more objective party.
29:59This is a police report filed by Officer Lucas Barlow.
30:03On the night of October 2nd, at 2.38 a.m., I responded to an attempted burglary call.
30:09When I arrived, the suspect was hiding in an alley, and before I could draw my weapon, he attacked me
30:15without provocation.
30:17We fought, and then White Tiger appeared.
30:20He intervened, pulled the suspect off me, then helped me subdue and arrest the suspect.
30:29More police reports.
30:31Officer Reyes.
30:33Officer Wong.
30:35Officer Morales.
30:37Officer Grant.
30:39All of these tell a different version of the same story, and it isn't the story of a man who
30:44has a vendetta against the police.
30:46In fact, I think many of the people in this room would consider White Tiger to be an ally.
30:53Mr. Ayala, let's talk about Mr. and Mrs. Burgos.
30:56Why would you risk your life by running toward a burning car to save strangers?
31:01It's the right thing to do.
31:03What about Gianna Moreno?
31:05You again put yourself in harm's way.
31:07Why?
31:07Why?
31:09It's the right thing to do.
31:11And when you saw Officer Barlow was in trouble, you ran in when others would have run out.
31:16Why?
31:19It's the right thing to do.
31:24The police said Hector attacked them, but he came out of nowhere.
31:28That's what they said.
31:30But why would Hector, the White Tiger, why would he do this without the amulet?
31:37It gives him extraordinary strength and power.
31:41Would any of you walk into battle with one arm tied behind your back?
31:47Why would he do this without the amulet?
31:50Every night, Hector Ayala goes out and risks his life to keep his neighborhood safe, to protect
31:57his community.
32:00So ask yourselves, does this sound like the type of man who would murder a police officer
32:07in cold blood?
32:09He is a man of integrity.
32:12He is a man of integrity.
32:12The community says so.
32:14The police say so.
32:18The mask doesn't make the man.
32:22And whether Hector Ayala is wearing a White Tiger suit or not.
32:27He is a hero.
32:39You know, every morning, I get up, I kiss my wife, I call my kids, I go to work to
32:44serve
32:44the people of this great city, I go to church every Sunday, I sit in my usual pew, I give
32:50money to my parish, then I drive out to Queens to see my mother.
32:53Does that make me a good person?
32:56That was a trick question.
32:59See, frankly, it's a false premise.
33:02Good people can do bad things.
33:04Bad people can do good things.
33:07Humans.
33:09All of us, we're messy, complicated, capable of good, capable of evil.
33:15Yes, Hector Ayala might have done some good things.
33:19Does that make him incapable of doing a bad thing?
33:24Of course not.
33:31Do you know what happens to a person when they get hit by a train?
33:35When you have 200,000 pounds of steel slam into you, all of your bones break.
33:41All of your organs are eviscerated.
33:44Your body twists up like a circus balloon, full of blood.
33:47But here's the kicker.
33:48You're still alive.
33:51You don't actually die until they back the train up, and then your body, it just bursts.
33:56And that is exactly what happened to Officer Shanahan when Hector Ayala pushed him in front of that train.
34:04But we're supposed to be okay with that, right?
34:07Because he's done some nice things for people.
34:11Because it was the right thing to do.
34:16Look around you.
34:18These men and women you see sitting here, they're officers of the law.
34:23They took an oath to protect, even in the face of danger.
34:27And every single day, these brave men and women show up to serve the people of this city, to serve
34:33you, to serve me.
34:35And they do all that without a mask.
34:40If Hector's sole intent was to do good for his community, why is he hiding?
34:46Because the last time I checked, real heroes don't need to hide.
35:19It'll be fun.
35:22Bye.
35:22Bye.
35:25Bye.
35:28Bye.
36:08Is the jury reached a verdict?
36:10We have, Your Honor.
36:12Will the defendant please rise?
36:19In the matter of the people versus Hector Ayala,
36:22on the count of murder in the first degree,
36:25the jury finds the defendant not guilty.
36:34On the count of murder in the second degree,
36:36the jury finds the defendant not guilty.
36:41On the count of manslaughter,
36:42on the first degree,
36:44the jury finds the defendant not guilty.
36:50This matter is concluded.
36:57Congratulations, buddy.
36:59Mr. Ayala,
37:00you're free to go.
37:02Thank you, Your Honor.
37:08Congratulations, Pastor.
37:10That's great.
37:16Mr. Murdoch,
37:17how do you respond to Mayor Fisk
37:18calling you and all vigilantes cop killers?
37:20We're grateful that justice was served, everyone.
37:22There's no further comment at the stage.
37:34Daniel.
37:35Yes, sir.
37:37Your friend, the journalist, BB.
37:39All due respect, sir,
37:40we have people at the Times.
37:42Tell her I want to see her again.
37:45Absolutely.
37:56Gotta love a man who cooks.
37:58Yeah, dinner for one in public's a bit depressing.
38:01Tell me about it.
38:04So is this the Matt Murdoch victory lap?
38:07You win the Ayala case
38:08and now you get to enjoy the spoils?
38:10Not quite yet.
38:12One thing's missing.
38:14You see, uh,
38:15my old partner and I,
38:17straight out of law school,
38:18we were so broke,
38:19we pulled about everything we had together
38:21for an office bottle of El Nelvenis.
38:25Only broke it open when we won.
38:28Needless to say,
38:29the first bottle lasted a very long time.
38:34Just a nice little reminder that
38:38once in El Kyle,
38:40the system works.
38:44you're talking about your friend,
38:46Foggy Nelson, right?
38:52Yeah.
38:54I was kind of wondering when you would.
38:59It's not easy.
39:01He certainly knew how to enjoy the, uh,
39:04the good moments when they came.
39:08Well then,
39:11here's to a man who cooks.
39:15A well-worn case
39:17and
39:19Foggy Nelson.
39:22May God hold them all
39:23in the hollow of his hand.
39:33The Aiella verdict is an absolute miscarriage of justice.
39:39Well, sir,
39:40a court and a jury found him not guilty.
39:42Courts fail.
39:44Juries get it wrong.
39:45I should know.
39:47I should know.
39:50And now,
39:51a masked vigilante,
39:53a murderer,
39:55is allowed to roam the streets.
39:57And a veteran of the NYPD lies dead.
40:17These vigilantes
40:18are a threat to
40:21any society
40:23that's based on the rule of law.
40:28A man who
40:30wears a mask
40:31to cover his face
40:35is a coward.
40:40These vigilantes,
40:42they are not heroes.
40:51I ran on a promise.
40:55And the acquittal
40:56of Hector Aiella.
40:58Demands that I keep it.
41:09The rule of law must prevail.
41:34They are not here.
41:54And
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