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00:12I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
00:51Gravity 1.5, wind 40 knots in variable, coordinates locked and set, launch scouter.
00:58Wait a minute. I'm in charge of security and surveillance aboard this vessel. I, Mr. Crichton, am the one who
01:06says, launch scouter.
01:08I'm sorry, sir. I didn't mean to steal your thunder.
01:12Launch scouter.
01:20Launch scouter.
01:27I'll be in the stern, correlating the, uh, in the stern.
01:33Would you be so good as to launch the scouter, please, sir?
01:37Aye, aye, sir.
01:39Scouter launch, sir.
01:51Sir, it appears we've encountered a scientific research centre.
01:55And there's someone in there, man.
01:56A survivor?
01:57A Dr. Hildegard Landstrom.
01:59Clearly I'm superfluous to this entire operation, ably commanded as it is by a droid who has created purely to
02:05clean lavatories.
02:08So I really don't know why you're telling me all this, Captain Bogbot.
02:12She's a hologram.
02:14I'm afraid we're going to have to commandeer your remote projection unit in order to rescue her, sir.
02:18Oh, I see.
02:20First of all, I'm deemed unsuitable to issue the command launch scouter.
02:25And now I'm being bundled into an escape pod and relieved of my duties by Commander U-Bend.
02:31Rima, why are you taking this so personal?
02:34It's the only way to get her back to the ship.
02:36Why do we need another hologram on board?
02:39She's a doctor, sir.
02:40She would be a valuable asset to the team.
02:42And as usual, it is left to me to point out the fatal flaw in your logic.
02:46Flaw?
02:47This vessel, gentlemen and Kasi droids, the crimson short one up there, can only sustain one hologram.
02:55Or had you forgotten?
02:59You hadn't forgotten?
03:01Look, we'll work something out.
03:03Some kind of timeshare thing.
03:05What do you mean?
03:06What do you think I am, a holiday villa in the Algarve?
03:09Sir, might I remind you, Space Corps Directive 169 quite clearly states...
03:14Holly, prepare an escape pod.
03:15Anything to save me from another Space Corps Directive?
03:18Sir, the Space Corps Directives are there to protect us.
03:21They're not a set of vindictive pronouncements directed against any one person.
03:24Has anyone ever seen this legendary Space Corps Directive manual?
03:33Well, no.
03:34He's making it up, isn't he?
03:36The bloody book doesn't exist.
03:37Sir, I assure you...
03:39Why does he only ever use them against me?
03:41Why are they never against Lister?
03:42Why do we never hear him quoting Space Corps Directives that clearly state,
03:46no crew member should floss his teeth with the E-string of his guitar
03:50after spraying the entire contents of his sugar puff sandwich all over his superior's bunk?
03:56We never hear that one, do we?
03:57Holly, kindly furnish Mr. Rimmer with a hologrammatic copy of the Space Corps Directive manual.
04:03Come on, where is it?
04:06That's it?
04:07You should be able to study it at your leisure on your trip back to Red Dwarf, sir.
04:16You've changed, you know that?
04:17Changed?
04:18They may not see it, but I do.
04:20I know what's going on.
04:22You've become a really nasty piece of work.
04:24Sir, I was merely...
04:26You're merely a mechanoid.
04:27That's all you're merely.
04:28Don't ever forget it.
04:32What a schmeet.
04:34What a schmeet.
04:36What a schmeet.
04:38What a schmeet.
04:55Are you there, doctor?
05:03Oh, brutal.
05:24There's no need for alarm, sir.
05:26If there were any dangerous viral strains in the atmosphere,
05:29the Psyscan would have picked them up by now.
05:34It's never done that before.
05:38Cheap, damn, stupid Martian power packs.
05:45So what's the news?
05:47Well, if I could just beg your indulgences for a few seconds more, sir,
05:50the old 345 takes a little time to warm up.
05:54Still, it outperforms the 346 in eight out of nine bench tests.
05:57A small wonder, then, that it's secured Psyscan of the Year
06:00Best Budget Model three years running.
06:03Now, here are the results.
06:05Yep.
06:06And we're going to...
06:09live.
06:13We're a real Mickey Mouse operation, aren't we?
06:17Mickey Mouse?
06:18We ain't even Betty Boo.
06:24Oh, extraordinary.
06:31Incredible.
06:35Hey, look at this.
06:39Honest the stasis pods.
06:45Was it triggered something?
06:50Doctor?
06:51Doctor Landstrom?
06:52And who might you be?
06:55Hi.
06:55We were just passing.
06:57We put it at the beacon.
06:59Schopenhauer was right, wouldn't you say?
07:02Life without pain has no meaning.
07:07Gentlemen, I wish to give your lives meaning.
07:20We'll never meet anyone nice.
07:22What?
07:22We never meet anyone who can shoot straight.
07:27I'm telling you, Crichton is taking over, slowly but surely.
07:30Remember how he used to be in the early days?
07:32A gibbering wreck, completely unassertive,
07:34no self-confidence, plagued by guilt,
07:37convinced he was fourth-rate?
07:38I really liked him, then.
07:40Schopenhauer checked and standing by.
07:43Well, check it again.
07:44I've done three complete checks.
07:46It's ready to launch.
07:47Right, I'm going.
07:51What really gets like it
07:52is the way he thinks he can order me about.
07:55Well, he who lives by the rulebook
07:57dies by the rulebook.
08:00It's me.
08:01Listen, my lesson's got some hollow virus.
08:04She's totally barking.
08:07Listie?
08:08We need it back up, Mum.
08:09We need it fast.
08:09We need it now.
08:11Everything OK?
08:13What?
08:14Come on, you hear me.
08:15I'm sorry, Listie.
08:17You're very faint.
08:18Dr. Landstrom has contracted
08:20some kind of mutated hollow plague
08:22and is in a fearful psychopathic fury.
08:26Marvellous.
08:28I'm sure she'll be a valuable asset to the team.
08:32Sir, I'm going to change the frequency.
08:35Can you hear me now?
08:41Hello?
08:42My name is Dr. Hildegard Landstrom
08:45and I am quite, quite mad.
08:48Are you really?
08:49How absolutely splendid.
08:51I have a riddle for you.
08:54What's dead and dead and dead all over?
09:00Give in, Dr. Fruit Loop.
09:02Do tell me.
09:11Well, we know what to get you for Christmas.
09:12A double lobotomy
09:13and ten rolls of rubber wallpaper.
09:17Holly, I really must be making tracks.
09:19Keep me updated
09:20as to any further developments, will you?
09:35Where is she?
09:37I fear she's toying with us, sir.
09:40What kind of disease is that gives a hex vision?
09:43Clearly some kind of sci-virus, sir.
09:45It appears to stimulate the dormant psychic areas of the brain
09:49which, until now, humankind has been unable to harness.
09:52Unfortunately, it requires so much energy
09:54it drains the victim's life force.
09:56That's why she was in the stasis pod?
09:58Precisely.
09:59Landstrom was preserving
10:00what little lifespan remains her.
10:02Well, if she's running out of time,
10:04maybe we can just give her the run around.
10:06Theoretically, a sound notions her.
10:08Unfortunately...
10:09Unfortunately, she has already found.
10:14Twinkle, twinkle, little eye
10:16Now it's time for you to die
10:28Poor woman.
10:30Destroyed by her own genius.
10:32Genius?
10:33Oh, yes.
10:34From what little I've seen of her research here,
10:36before the holovirus,
10:37she had a quite remarkable mind.
10:39If I'm right, the fruits of her work should live on.
10:48Anything?
10:49Quite extraordinary.
10:50Landstrom postulated that there were two kinds of virus,
10:54positive and negative.
10:55The negative we already know about.
10:57Yeah, like flu, rabies, that kind of stuff.
10:58But she also believed that there were positive viral strains
11:01which actually made human beings feel better.
11:03Such as?
11:04Well, at a very basic level,
11:05she predicted a kind of reverse flu.
11:07A strain of virus which promotes
11:09an unaccountable feeling of well-being and happiness.
11:12That's happened to me.
11:12Me life's been turned into complete and utter crud.
11:15And I've woken up in the morning
11:16feeling good for no apparent reason.
11:18The chances are, sir,
11:19that on those occasions
11:20you had unwittingly contracted Landstrom's virus.
11:23According to her notes,
11:2420th century DJ suffered from it all the time.
11:28So what's in the tubes?
11:29Landstrom claims to have isolated
11:31several strains of positive virus.
11:34Inspiration, charisma, sexual magnetism.
11:37Sexual magnetism's a virus?
11:39Well, get me to a hospital.
11:40I'm a terminal case.
11:44But this one is the most intriguing of all.
11:47According to her notes,
11:48this is the viral strain
11:49felicitous populi,
11:51commonly known as luck.
11:52Luck is a virus.
11:53A positive virus
11:55which most humans contract
11:56at some point in their lives
11:57for very short periods.
11:59And here it is.
12:00Lady Luck in liquid form.
12:03Want to try some?
12:04Is it safe?
12:05Absolutely harmless.
12:07Even so, this is a minute dose
12:08and will only last for about three minutes.
12:12Now, I want you to pick out
12:14all the aces from this pack of cards.
12:17Shuffle them?
12:18Mm-hmm.
12:22Thirteen to one.
12:26Two hundred and twenty-one to one.
12:29Five thousand five hundred and twenty-five to one.
12:32Two hundred and seventy thousand
12:34seven hundred and twenty-five to one.
12:37Sir, I want you to throw
12:38this dart over here
12:39into that bullseye behind you
12:41using your left hand without looking.
12:43What?
12:44Using my left hand?
12:45Mm-hmm.
12:45Into the bullseye?
12:46Mm-hmm.
12:46Without looking?
12:48No chance.
12:49Trust me, sir.
12:49You ready?
12:51Huh.
12:53I think that indicates
12:54the luck virus has been on us.
12:58When you're quite finished, chaps,
13:00we've got a bit of a problem
13:01with the cargo bay doors.
13:03What sort of problem?
13:05They won't open.
13:06Rimmer's put in an override.
13:07Welcome home, gentlemen.
13:09If you'd like to proceed to the aft,
13:11you'll find the landing lights on
13:12in bay 47.
13:13Bay 47?
13:14That's quarantine.
13:16Spot on.
13:17Sir, I've screened us all.
13:19We're clean.
13:20Well, much as I trust a viral screening
13:22conducted by an automated toilet attendant,
13:25I really must draw your attention
13:27to Space Corps Directive 595.
13:32Crying out loud!
13:33I have no intention of contracting
13:35the hologrammatic equivalent
13:37of foaming dog fever.
13:39So, gentlemen,
13:40if you'd all like to proceed
13:41to quarantine room 152,
13:43where you'll be spending
13:44the next three months.
14:0212 weeks.
14:03I have a deep, dark sense
14:04of foreboding about this.
14:06Oh, come on.
14:07We'll get through it.
14:08This is single quarters.
14:10One chair, one bed, one shower.
14:12We'll manage.
14:13Sir, it's a scientific fact
14:15that the human male
14:16needs to spend time by himself.
14:18It is?
14:19Hmm.
14:19The most popular pastimes
14:20have always been ones
14:21that males can enjoy alone.
14:23Angling, golf,
14:24and, of course,
14:25the all-time number one.
14:28It's not just humans.
14:30Look what happens
14:30when two male tigers
14:31are locked up together.
14:32One of them winds up
14:33on the other guy's toothpick.
14:34Lions, tigers, scorpions, rats,
14:37even vultures
14:38when they're in captivity.
14:39What are you saying to me?
14:40Vultures need personal space.
14:42They need, like, time alone every day
14:44to put their feet up
14:44and read what carcass magazine.
14:48Sir, I think you're downplaying
14:50the gravity of the situation.
14:51Look, what difference does it make?
14:54We hang out together
14:55most of the time anyway.
14:56Yeah, but we all knew
14:58we could stroll out the door
14:59at any time.
15:00Not now, though.
15:01Welcome to quarantine, lads.
15:03I hope the next 84 days
15:04passes swiftly
15:05and as pleasantly
15:06as the Hundred Years War.
15:08Sir, I must protest.
15:09You've only supplied us
15:10with single-berth accommodation.
15:12Space Corps Directive 597
15:14clearly states
15:15one berth
15:16per registered crew member.
15:17And as Listie
15:19is the only registered crew member,
15:20one berth is all you get.
15:22Don't rise, Steve.
15:23But what about entertainment?
15:24You are obliged to provide us
15:26with minimum leisure facilities,
15:28games, literature,
15:30hobby activities,
15:30motion pictures.
15:31And in accordance
15:32with Space Corps Directive 312,
15:34you will find
15:35in the storage cupboard over there
15:36a chess set
15:37with 31 missing pieces,
15:39a knitting magazine
15:41with a pull-out special
15:42on crocheted hats,
15:43a puzzle magazine
15:45with all the crosswords completed,
15:47and a video
15:48of the excellent cinematic treat
15:50wallpapering,
15:51painting and stippling
15:52a DIY guide.
15:54Don't rise to here.
15:56And fulfilling
15:57all Space Corps
15:57dietary requirements,
15:59dinner tonight, gentlemen,
16:00will consist of
16:01sprout soup
16:02followed by
16:04sprout salad
16:06and for dessert,
16:07I think you'll like it
16:08rather unusual,
16:09sprout crumble.
16:11Rimet, you know
16:12damn well
16:13sprouts make me chuck.
16:15Well, this is awful.
16:16I've got you down
16:17for sprouts
16:18almost every meal.
16:20I tell a lie.
16:22It is every meal.
16:24I'm only going to
16:24keep this up for, Rimet.
16:26Keep what up?
16:27I'm merely executing
16:28Space Corps Directive 595.
16:31Anyway,
16:32must dash, Rooney,
16:33I've got to organise
16:34your daily provision
16:35of musical entertainment.
16:36I think you're going to like it.
16:37It's a perpetually looped tape
16:39of Reggie Dixon's
16:40Tango Treats.
16:42OK, time to rise to him.
16:43Let me at him.
16:44Kill him.
16:46Listen, guys.
16:47If you wanted to get
16:48on each other's nerves,
16:49go through 12 weeks of hell,
16:51well, we're not going to
16:51give him the satisfaction.
16:53OK, because the entire time
16:54we're here,
16:55we're not going to have
16:55one single argument,
16:57not a raised voice
16:58or a crossword,
16:59not one angry exchange.
17:00OK?
17:01OK?
17:02Boys from the Dwarf.
17:04LAUGHTER
17:05LAUGHTER
17:18I think that's straight now.
17:21Two hours it's taken me
17:22to panel-beat my head
17:23back into shape.
17:24What?
17:25Two damn hours.
17:27Guys,
17:29just take it easy.
17:31LAUGHTER
17:34If you tell me to take it easy
17:36one more time,
17:37I swear I'm going to
17:37turn his ears into a pair
17:38of maracas
17:39and tap-dance
17:39a fandango
17:40on his throat.
17:41What are you saying?
17:43There's 79
17:44more days
17:45to go.
17:46If you still want
17:47to be alive
17:47when there's only
17:4878 more days
17:49to go,
17:50I suggest you
17:50do not blow
17:51your nose.
17:53Do you mind
17:54if I ask
17:54why?
17:55Well,
17:56let's forego
17:56the noise
17:57and the revolting
17:58burbling sound
17:59and go straight
18:00to the really
18:00gross part
18:01when you always,
18:03and I mean always,
18:04having blown your nose,
18:05have to open up
18:06the handkerchief
18:08and take a look
18:09at the contents.
18:11I mean,
18:12why?
18:13What do you expect
18:14to see in there?
18:16A Turner seascape,
18:18perhaps?
18:19The face
18:20of the Madonna?
18:21An undiscovered
18:22Shakespearean sonnet?
18:24Rimmer was right
18:25about you.
18:26You have changed.
18:30You're getting
18:31tetchy.
18:32Oh, no,
18:32now don't call me
18:33tetchy.
18:33You know what happens
18:34when you call me
18:35tetchy.
18:36Well,
18:36I'm calling you
18:36it now.
18:37It's exactly
18:38what I'm calling you.
18:39Tetchy.
18:40Tetchy.
18:41Tetchy.
18:42Just as well
18:43I can't hear you.
18:44It's just as well
18:45I can't hear you
18:46calling me tetchy.
18:47You know what happens
18:48when you call me tetchy.
18:51Oh, no.
18:52Oh, no.
18:53Didn't I tell you?
18:53Didn't I warn you
18:54what would happen?
18:57No.
18:57Yes.
18:58No.
18:58I'm putting it on.
18:59Don't put it on.
19:00I'm putting it on.
19:00He's putting it on.
19:01Here I go.
19:02There he goes.
19:03Great.
19:03If you put that on
19:03I'm not going to help you out.
19:04I'm not helping you again
19:05not this time.
19:06You think I need your help?
19:07You think I can't extract
19:09my own head
19:09from the waste disposal unit?
19:12It won't be
19:13the waste disposal,
19:14Frankenstein.
19:15This time
19:15I'm going to unscrew
19:16your neck bolts
19:16and microwave your head.
19:19Frankenstein
19:19was the creator
19:20not the monster.
19:21It's a common
19:22misconception
19:22held by all
19:23truly stupid people.
19:25Don't correct me.
19:26You know how much
19:27I hate being corrected.
19:28It really gets my feckles up.
19:29It's hackles you more
19:30and it really gets
19:31your hackles up.
19:32There's no such word
19:33as feckles.
19:34Feckles, heckles,
19:35hackles, schmeckles
19:35whatever the hell they are
19:36they're up right now
19:37and pointed at you buddy.
19:38Yeah?
19:38Guys, guys, guys
19:40look at us
19:41what's happened to us.
19:43Five days on a sprout diet
19:44with a wallpaper
19:45and video
19:45on a crochet magazine.
19:47We've all turned
19:48into crazies.
19:49Well just don't call me
19:50Tetchy
19:51and don't blow your nose.
19:52Don't play that video
19:53and don't correct me.
19:54Okay.
19:55Okay.
19:55Okay.
19:57We're going to get
19:57through this.
19:58And don't say
19:59we're going to get
20:00through this.
20:01Stupid,
20:02chirpy optimism,
20:03that inane,
20:03winsome grin.
20:05This is insane.
20:07We've been here
20:08five days.
20:09There's no sign
20:10of any virus.
20:11We're clean.
20:12That's it.
20:12Five days.
20:13We've got him.
20:14Space Corps directive
20:15699.
20:16We can demand
20:17a re-screening.
20:18He'll refuse.
20:19He can't.
20:19He's playing it
20:20by the book.
20:21We've nailed him.
20:22Gentlemen,
20:24your conversation
20:25makes interesting listening.
20:26Roman, is that you?
20:27Oh, yes.
20:30How long have you
20:31been listening?
20:32Two,
20:33maybe three hours.
20:35Well, no one's
20:36got any disease, man.
20:37We're clean.
20:38You have to re-screen us,
20:39sir, as per
20:40Directive 699.
20:41No one's got any virus
20:43and no one's
20:44smegging nuts.
20:45Well, that's good.
20:49Is something amiss?
20:51Amiss?
20:51God, no.
20:52What could possibly
20:52be amiss?
20:54You don't think
20:54there's anything amiss?
20:56I'm sitting here
20:57wearing a red and white
20:58checked gingham dress
21:00and army boots.
21:02You think that's
21:03unamiss?
21:04No, of course not.
21:05It's just that we
21:05thought you'd gone nuts.
21:07We were trying
21:07to heal you.
21:08I was just doing
21:09a little test.
21:11A little test
21:11to see if you'd
21:12gone crazy.
21:17If there's one thing
21:18I can't stand,
21:20it's crazy people.
21:23Well, we've passed
21:24the test.
21:24Remember,
21:25you can let us out.
21:26I can't let you out.
21:28Why not?
21:29Because the king
21:30of the potato people
21:31won't let me.
21:34I've begged him.
21:36I've got down
21:37on my knees
21:37and wept.
21:40He wants to keep you here.
21:43Keep you here
21:44for ten years.
21:46Could we see him?
21:49See who?
21:50The king.
21:51Do you have a magic carpet?
21:53Yeah.
21:54A little three-seater.
21:57So let me get this
21:58straight.
21:59You want to fly
22:00on a magic carpet
22:01to see the king
22:02of the potato people
22:05and plead with him
22:07for your freedom.
22:07And you're telling me
22:09you're completely sane?
22:10I think that warrants
22:12two hours
22:14of W-O-O.
22:17What's W-O-O?
22:19Red twerves.
22:22Without oxygen.
22:25No oxygen
22:26for two hours.
22:28That'll teach you
22:29to be bread baskets.
22:32What did we do?
22:34I think our only hope
22:35is the potato king.
22:38How the hell
22:39did he get
22:39the holovirus?
22:40It can be transmitted
22:42over radio waves.
22:43He must have spoken
22:43to Landstrom
22:44at some point.
22:46I predict we have
22:47approximately seven minutes
22:48before the air in here
22:49becomes unbreathable.
22:50Oh, we've got to
22:51get out of here somehow.
22:52It's impossible.
22:53That's the whole point
22:54of quarantine.
22:55Nothing gets out.
22:57Nothing gets in.
22:58Not even a microbe.
23:02Right.
23:02Any chance of you
23:03cracking the code
23:04on the door lock?
23:04The chances of punching
23:06in the correct combination
23:07are literally
23:08billions to one.
23:10Unless...
23:10Of course.
23:11The look virus.
23:14Hey, you really think
23:15that stuff can get us
23:16out of here?
23:17If I give Mr. Lister
23:18a suitably large dose,
23:19he will temporarily
23:20become the luckiest
23:21human being
23:22who ever lived.
23:25Okay, then.
23:26What do I do?
23:27Well, you just press in
23:28whatever numbers
23:28you think are best.
23:30Okay.
23:31Okay.
23:31Okay.
23:35Last digit, sir.
23:43So what now?
23:44We head for the
23:46hologram projection suite
23:47before Mr. Rimmer...
23:48Before Mr. Rimmer what?
23:52They've been naughty boys,
23:54haven't they, Mr. Flibble?
23:57Yes.
23:58Yes.
23:59The naughty boys
24:00have been naughty,
24:00Mr. Flibble.
24:02Uncle Arnie
24:03fries them alive
24:04with his hex vision.
24:06That's right,
24:07Mr. Flibble.
24:15This way!
24:19The hollow virus
24:20is in its secondary stage.
24:22Mr. Rimmer
24:22can't have long to live.
24:24What is he capable of?
24:26Well, we've seen
24:27hex vision.
24:28Almost certainly,
24:28like Landstrom,
24:29he'll be capable
24:30of telepathy
24:31and possibly even
24:31telekinesis.
24:33Telekine-what-a-loses?
24:37The ability
24:38to move objects
24:39purely by the power
24:40of the mind.
24:41Oh, my God.
24:42Oh, my God.
24:43Oh, my God.
24:43Oh, my God.
24:45Oh, my God.
24:45Oh, my God.
24:47I have a medium-sized
24:48fire axe
24:49buried in my spine.
24:51That sort of thing
24:52can really put a crimp
24:53on your day.
25:01Two and one-half
25:02badgers, please.
25:06No, I'll eat them here.
25:13That's better.
25:14Maybe now I can win
25:15self-determination
25:16for these South
25:16Moldavian people.
25:22I think I'm okay now.
25:33Mr. Flibble's very cross.
25:37You shouldn't have run away
25:38from him.
25:40What are we going to do
25:41with them, Mr. Flibble?
25:49We can't possibly do that.
25:53Who'd clear up the mess?
25:57We need to use your luck, sir.
25:59How?
26:00What we really need
26:01is some kind of remote link
26:02to the hologram disk projection
26:04system.
26:05What?
26:05Like this one?
26:06What a stroke of luck.
26:08Now all we need
26:09is some kind of
26:09attackable power transfer adapter
26:11capable of holding spikes
26:12of up to 5 million volts.
26:14What's this?
26:17Extraordinary.
26:18Now all we need
26:19is a B47 stroke 7RF resistor.
26:25Look out!
26:32Mr. Flibble says,
26:34Game over, boys.
27:00I think he's going to be okay, sir.
27:01He's going to be okay?
27:03The look virus must have worn off.
27:08Remy, are you okay?
27:12What happened to me?
27:13Where am I?
27:14Quarantine.
27:19But don't worry.
27:21We're here to entertain you.
27:23Ah!
27:29It's cold outside.
27:31There's no kind of atmosphere.
27:33I'm all alone, more or less.
27:36Let me fly, far away from here.
27:40Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun.
27:45I want to lie, shipwrecked and combatoes.
27:50Drinking fresh mango juice.
27:53Goldfish shows, nibbling at my toes.
27:57Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun.
28:03Fun, fun, fun, in the sun, sun, sun.
28:09I love you.
28:10I love you.
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