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Paste this file in\n * 3. Set the cron to 07:00, London time\n * 4. Settings → make sure error notifications are on\n *\n * Scheduling is Val Town's job, not this file's. Check once in late October\n * that the letter still lands at 07:00 after the clocks change — if it slips\n * to 06:00, the cron is on a fixed +1 offset rather than Europe/London.\n */\n\nimport { email } from \"https://esm.town/v/std/email\";\nimport { blob } from \"https://esm.town/v/std/blob\";\nimport { XMLParser } from \"npm:fast-xml-parser\";\n\nconst TZ = \"Europe/London\";\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- memory\n\n/** Links already sent, so nothing repeats. Keeps the last SEEN_MEMORY items. */\nconst SEEN_KEY = \"daily-curiosity-seen\";\nconst SEEN_MEMORY = 150;\n\nasync function loadSeen(): Promise {\n try {\n return (await blob.getJSON(SEEN_KEY)) ?? [];\n } catch {\n return []; // first run, or blob unavailable: behave as if nothing is seen\n }\n}\n\nasync function saveSeen(seen: string[], links: string[]) {\n const merged = [...seen, ...links.filter(Boolean)].slice(-SEEN_MEMORY);\n try {\n await blob.setJSON(SEEN_KEY, merged);\n } catch {\n // not worth losing a letter over\n }\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- sources\n\n/**\n * The Metropolitan Museum of Art — public domain works, no API key.\n * (The Art Institute was the obvious choice, but its images sit behind a\n * Cloudflare challenge that blocks mail clients from loading them.)\n *\n * Rotating the department is deliberate: it keeps the letter moving between\n * Egyptian stonework, Edo prints and 20th-century photographs rather than\n * settling into European oil paintings, which dominate on an unfiltered pull.\n */\nconst MET = \"https://collectionapi.metmuseum.org/public/collection/v1\";\nconst DEPARTMENTS = [\n 6, // Asian Art\n 9, // Drawings and Prints\n 10, // Egyptian Art\n 11, // European Paintings\n 14, // Islamic Art\n 17, // Medieval Art\n 19, // Photographs\n 21, // Modern and Contemporary Art\n];\n\nasync function fetchArtwork(seen: string[] = []) {\n for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 6; attempt++) {\n const dept = DEPARTMENTS[Math.floor(Math.random() * DEPARTMENTS.length)];\n const search = await fetch(\n `${MET}/search?departmentId=${dept}&isPublicDomain=true&hasImages=true&q=*`,\n );\n if (!search.ok) continue;\n const { objectIDs } = await search.json();\n if (!objectIDs?.length) continue;\n\n const id = objectIDs[Math.floor(Math.random() * objectIDs.length)];\n const res = await fetch(`${MET}/objects/${id}`);\n if (!res.ok) continue;\n const a = await res.json();\n if (!a.primaryImageSmall || !a.title) continue;\n if (seen.includes(a.objectURL)) continue;\n\n return {\n kind: \"picture\" as const,\n title: a.title,\n maker: a.artistDisplayName || a.culture || \"Unknown\",\n year: a.objectDate ?? \"\",\n meta: a.medium ?? \"\",\n image: a.primaryImageSmall,\n link: a.objectURL,\n source: \"The Met\",\n text: \"\",\n };\n }\n throw new Error(\"artwork: no usable result after 6 attempts\");\n}\n\n/**\n * PoetryDB — public domain corpus, so the full text is safe to reproduce.\n *\n * Picking the poet first and the poem second is deliberate. Pulling a random\n * poem instead weights the draw by output, and Shakespeare's sonnets alone are\n * over a hundred entries, so you get the same handful of prolific names.\n *\n * The draw is now restricted to POETS rather than the whole corpus. PoetryDB\n * carries a lot of Victorian anthology filler, and the poet-first fix made the\n * spread even but not better — this makes it chosen. Names are checked against\n * the live author list each run, so a misspelling or an absent poet is logged\n * and skipped rather than silently breaking the draw.\n */\nconst POETS = [\n \"William Shakespeare\",\n \"Emily Dickinson\",\n \"Christina Rossetti\",\n \"Elizabeth Barrett Browning\",\n \"Sara Teasdale\",\n \"Anne Bradstreet\",\n \"Katherine Philips\",\n \"Anne Brontë\",\n \"Alice Meynell\",\n \"Phillis Wheatley\",\n \"Robert Herrick\",\n \"Robert Burns\",\n \"William Blake\",\n \"John Keats\",\n \"John Donne\",\n \"Andrew Marvell\",\n \"Ben Jonson\",\n \"Robert Louis Stevenson\",\n \"Lewis Carroll\",\n \"Edward Lear\",\n \"William Butler Yeats\",\n \"Henry Wadsworth Longfellow\",\n \"Oliver Wendell Holmes\",\n \"Paul Laurence Dunbar\",\n \"Thomas Hardy\",\n];\n\nasync function fetchPoem(seen: string[] = [], maxLines = 20, minLines = 4) {\n const listRes = await fetch(\"https://poetrydb.org/author\");\n if (!listRes.ok) {\n throw new Error(`poem: author list returned ${listRes.status}`);\n }\n const { authors } = await listRes.json();\n\n const available = new Set(authors ?? []);\n const pool = POETS.filter((p) => available.has(p));\n const missing = POETS.filter((p) => !available.has(p));\n\n if (missing.length) {\n console.warn(`poem: not in PoetryDB, skipping — ${missing.join(\", \")}`);\n }\n if (!pool.length) {\n throw new Error(\"poem: none of the whitelisted poets exist in PoetryDB\");\n }\n\n // More attempts than before: the pool is 25 poets rather than the whole\n // corpus, so exhausting one poet's short poems is likelier than it was.\n for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 12; attempt++) {\n const author = pool[Math.floor(Math.random() * pool.length)];\n const res = await fetch(\n `https://poetrydb.org/author/${encodeURIComponent(author)}`,\n );\n if (!res.ok) continue;\n const poems = await res.json();\n if (!Array.isArray(poems)) continue;\n\n const usable = poems\n .filter((p: any) =>\n p?.lines?.length &&\n p.lines.length <= maxLines &&\n p.lines.length >= minLines\n )\n .map((p: any) => ({\n p,\n link: `https://poetrydb.org/author,title/${\n encodeURIComponent(p.author)\n };${encodeURIComponent(p.title)}`,\n }))\n .filter(({ link }) => !seen.includes(link));\n\n if (!usable.length) continue; // this poet writes long, or you've had them all\n\n const { p, link } = usable[Math.floor(Math.random() * usable.length)];\n return {\n kind: \"poem\" as const,\n title: p.title,\n maker: p.author,\n year: \"\",\n meta: `${p.lines.length} lines`,\n image: null,\n link,\n source: \"PoetryDB\",\n text: p.lines.join(\"\\n\"),\n };\n }\n throw new Error(\n `poem: nothing between ${minLines} and ${maxLines} lines after 12 poets`,\n );\n}\n\n/**\n * The finding, pooled across several feeds so one slow publishing week\n * doesn't mean the same article three days running.\n *\n * A dead or renamed feed contributes nothing rather than breaking the letter,\n * so adding a URL you're unsure about is safe — check the run log to see\n * whether it actually returned anything.\n */\nconst FEEDS = [\n { name: \"Quanta Magazine\", url: \"https://api.quantamagazine.org/feed/\" },\n { name: \"Nautilus\", url: \"https://nautil.us/feed/\" },\n { name: \"Aeon\", url: \"https://aeon.co/feed.rss\" },\n { name: \"New Scientist\", url: \"https://www.newscientist.com/feed/home/\" },\n { name: \"Phys.org\", url: \"https://phys.org/rss-feed/\" },\n];\n\nasync function fetchFeed(feed: { name: string; url: string }) {\n const res = await fetch(feed.url);\n if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`${feed.name}: returned ${res.status}`);\n const parser = new XMLParser({ ignoreAttributes: false });\n const parsed = parser.parse(await res.text());\n const raw = parsed?.rss?.channel?.item ?? [];\n const items = Array.isArray(raw) ? raw : [raw];\n\n return items.slice(0, 12).map((item: any) => {\n const body: string = item[\"content:encoded\"] ?? item.description ?? \"\";\n return {\n kind: \"finding\" as const,\n title: String(item.title ?? \"\").trim(),\n maker: String(item[\"dc:creator\"] ?? feed.name),\n year: item.pubDate ? new Date(item.pubDate).getFullYear().toString() : \"\",\n meta: \"\",\n image: item[\"media:content\"]?.[\"@_url\"] ??\n item[\"media:thumbnail\"]?.[\"@_url\"] ??\n body.match(/]+src=\"([^\"]+)\"/)?.[1] ??\n null,\n link: String(item.link ?? \"\"),\n source: feed.name,\n text: \"\",\n };\n }).filter((i: any) => i.title && i.link);\n}\n\nasync function fetchFinding(seen: string[] = []) {\n const settled = await Promise.allSettled(FEEDS.map(fetchFeed));\n const pool = settled\n .filter((r) => r.status === \"fulfilled\")\n .flatMap((r: any) => r.value)\n .filter((i: any) => !seen.includes(i.link));\n\n if (!pool.length) throw new Error(\"finding: no unseen items across any feed\");\n\n // Prefer something with a picture, since the letter is image-led.\n const withImage = pool.filter((i: any) => i.image);\n const candidates = withImage.length ? withImage : pool;\n return candidates[Math.floor(Math.random() * candidates.length)];\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- rendering\n\nconst INK = \"#1A1A1C\";\nconst META = \"#77777A\";\nconst WALL = \"#F2F2F0\";\nconst RULE = \"#D8D8D4\";\nconst SERIF = \"Georgia, 'Iowan Old Style', 'Times New Roman', serif\";\nconst SANS = \"-apple-system, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif\";\n\nconst esc = (s: string) =>\n String(s ?? \"\").replace(/&/g, \"&\").replace(//g,\n \">\",\n );\n\nconst EYEBROW: Record = {\n picture: \"Picture\",\n poem: \"Poem\",\n finding: \"Finding\",\n};\n\nfunction label(item: any) {\n const year = item.year\n ? `${\n esc(item.year)\n }`\n : \"\";\n\n return `\n \n \n \n ${year}\n \n

${\n EYEBROW[item.kind]\n }

${\n esc(item.title)\n }

${esc(item.maker)}${\n item.meta ? ` · ${esc(item.meta)}` : \"\"\n }

${\n esc(item.source)\n } ›

`;\n}\n\nfunction block(item: any) {\n const visual = !item.image && !item.text\n ? \"\" // no picture, no text: show the label alone rather than an empty box\n : item.image\n ? ` $\"${\n$ `\n : `

${\n esc(item.text)\n }

`;\n\n return `${visual}

${\n label(item)\n }

`;\n}\n\nfunction renderLetter(items: any[]) {\n const today = new Intl.DateTimeFormat(\"en-GB\", {\n weekday: \"long\",\n day: \"numeric\",\n month: \"long\",\n year: \"numeric\",\n timeZone: TZ,\n }).format(new Date());\n\n return `\n \n \n

\n \n \n \n ${items.map((i) => block(i)).join(\"\")}\n \n

${\n esc(today)\n }

\n ${[...new Set(items.map((i) => i.source))].join(\" · \")}\n

`;\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- run\n\nexport default async function () {\n const seen = await loadSeen();\n\n const results = await Promise.allSettled([\n fetchArtwork(seen),\n fetchPoem(seen),\n fetchFinding(seen),\n ]);\n\n const items = results\n .filter((r) => r.status === \"fulfilled\")\n .map((r: any) => r.value);\n const failures = results\n .filter((r) => r.status === \"rejected\")\n .map((r: any) => r.reason?.message ?? String(r.reason));\n\n if (!items.length) {\n throw new Error(`every source failed: ${failures.join(\"; \")}`);\n }\n\n await email({\n subject: `Picture, poem, finding — ${\n new Intl.DateTimeFormat(\"en-GB\", {\n day: \"numeric\",\n month: \"long\",\n timeZone: TZ,\n })\n .format(new Date())\n }`,\n html: renderLetter(items),\n });\n\n await saveSeen(seen, items.map((i: any) => i.link));\n\n // Surfaces partial failures in Val Town's run log without losing the letter.\n if (failures.length) {\n throw new Error(`sent, but degraded: ${failures.join(\"; \")}`);\n }\n}","/**\n * daily-curiosity.ts — a Val Town cron val\n *\n * Sends Claire one image-led letter each morning: a picture, a poem, a finding.\n * Every item is fetched live from a public source and linked back to it.\n * No API keys, no accounts, no cost.\n *\n * SETUP\n * 1. val.town → New val → Cron\n * 2. Paste this file in\n * 3. Set the cron to 07:00, London time\n * 4. Settings → make sure error notifications are on\n *\n * Scheduling is Val Town's job, not this file's. Check once in late October\n * that the letter still lands at 07:00 after the clocks change — if it slips\n * to 06:00, the cron is on a fixed +1 offset rather than Europe/London.\n */\n\nimport { email } from \"https://esm.town/v/std/email\";\nimport { blob } from \"https://esm.town/v/std/blob\";\nimport { XMLParser } from \"npm:fast-xml-parser\";\n\nconst TZ = \"Europe/London\";\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- memory\n\n/** Links already sent, so nothing repeats. Keeps the last SEEN_MEMORY items. */\nconst SEEN_KEY = \"daily-curiosity-seen\";\nconst SEEN_MEMORY = 150;\n\nasync function loadSeen(): Promise {\n try {\n return (await blob.getJSON(SEEN_KEY)) ?? [];\n } catch {\n return []; // first run, or blob unavailable: behave as if nothing is seen\n }\n}\n\nasync function saveSeen(seen: string[], links: string[]) {\n const merged = [...seen, ...links.filter(Boolean)].slice(-SEEN_MEMORY);\n try {\n await blob.setJSON(SEEN_KEY, merged);\n } catch {\n // not worth losing a letter over\n }\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- sources\n\n/**\n * The Metropolitan Museum of Art — public domain works, no API key.\n * (The Art Institute was the obvious choice, but its images sit behind a\n * Cloudflare challenge that blocks mail clients from loading them.)\n *\n * Rotating the department is deliberate: it keeps the letter moving between\n * Egyptian stonework, Edo prints and 20th-century photographs rather than\n * settling into European oil paintings, which dominate on an unfiltered pull.\n */\nconst MET = \"https://collectionapi.metmuseum.org/public/collection/v1\";\nconst DEPARTMENTS = [\n 6, // Asian Art\n 9, // Drawings and Prints\n 10, // Egyptian Art\n 11, // European Paintings\n 14, // Islamic Art\n 17, // Medieval Art\n 19, // Photographs\n 21, // Modern and Contemporary Art\n];\n\nasync function fetchArtwork(seen: string[] = []) {\n for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 6; attempt++) {\n const dept = DEPARTMENTS[Math.floor(Math.random() * DEPARTMENTS.length)];\n const search = await fetch(\n `${MET}/search?departmentId=${dept}&isPublicDomain=true&hasImages=true&q=*`,\n );\n if (!search.ok) continue;\n const { objectIDs } = await search.json();\n if (!objectIDs?.length) continue;\n\n const id = objectIDs[Math.floor(Math.random() * objectIDs.length)];\n const res = await fetch(`${MET}/objects/${id}`);\n if (!res.ok) continue;\n const a = await res.json();\n if (!a.primaryImageSmall || !a.title) continue;\n if (seen.includes(a.objectURL)) continue;\n\n return {\n kind: \"picture\" as const,\n title: a.title,\n maker: a.artistDisplayName || a.culture || \"Unknown\",\n year: a.objectDate ?? \"\",\n meta: a.medium ?? \"\",\n image: a.primaryImageSmall,\n link: a.objectURL,\n source: \"The Met\",\n text: \"\",\n };\n }\n throw new Error(\"artwork: no usable result after 6 attempts\");\n}\n\n/**\n * PoetryDB — public domain corpus, so the full text is safe to reproduce.\n *\n * Picking the poet first and the poem second is deliberate. Pulling a random\n * poem instead weights the draw by output, and Shakespeare's sonnets alone are\n * over a hundred entries, so you get the same handful of prolific names.\n *\n * The draw is now restricted to POETS rather than the whole corpus. PoetryDB\n * carries a lot of Victorian anthology filler, and the poet-first fix made the\n * spread even but not better — this makes it chosen. Names are checked against\n * the live author list each run, so a misspelling or an absent poet is logged\n * and skipped rather than silently breaking the draw.\n */\nconst POETS = [\n \"William Shakespeare\",\n \"Emily Dickinson\",\n \"Christina Rossetti\",\n \"Elizabeth Barrett Browning\",\n \"Anne Bradstreet\",\n \"Katherine Philips\",\n \"Anne Bronte\",\n \"Anne Kingsmill Finch\",\n \"Mary Elizabeth Coleridge\",\n \"Phillis Wheatley\",\n \"Amy Levy\",\n \"Robert Burns\",\n \"William Blake\",\n \"John Keats\",\n \"John Donne\",\n \"Andrew Marvell\",\n \"Ben Jonson\",\n \"Sir John Suckling\",\n \"Robert Louis Stevenson\",\n \"Lewis Carroll\",\n \"Edward Lear\",\n \"Thomas Hood\",\n \"Thomas Moore\",\n \"Henry Wadsworth Longfellow\",\n \"Oliver Wendell Holmes\",\n \"Paul Laurence Dunbar\",\n];\n\n/**\n * A large slice of this corpus is hymns and devotional verse. Filtering by\n * poet isn't enough — most of these writers have a secular side worth keeping\n * and a religious side that isn't what the letter is for.\n *\n * Deliberately blunt. \"Divine\" and \"holy\" turn up in secular love poetry as\n * intensifiers, so this drops some good poems too. That's the right trade:\n * there is far more corpus than there are mornings.\n */\nconst DEVOTIONAL_WORDS = [\n \"god\",\n \"godhead\",\n \"christ\",\n \"jesus\",\n \"saviour\",\n \"savior\",\n \"almighty\",\n \"jehovah\",\n \"psalm\",\n \"hymn\",\n \"prayer\",\n \"pray\",\n \"amen\",\n \"holy\",\n \"hallowed\",\n \"divine\",\n \"redeemer\",\n \"redemption\",\n \"salvation\",\n \"sabbath\",\n \"scripture\",\n \"gospel\",\n \"thy grace\",\n].join(\"|\");\n\nconst DEVOTIONAL_TITLE = new RegExp(`\\\\b(${DEVOTIONAL_WORDS})\\\\b`, \"i\");\nconst DEVOTIONAL_BODY = new RegExp(`\\\\b(${DEVOTIONAL_WORDS})\\\\b`, \"gi\");\n\nfunction tooReligious(p: any): boolean {\n if (DEVOTIONAL_TITLE.test(String(p?.title ?? \"\"))) return true;\n const body = (p?.lines ?? []).join(\" \");\n return (body.match(DEVOTIONAL_BODY) ?? []).length >= 2;\n}\n\nasync function fetchPoem(seen: string[] = [], maxLines = 20, minLines = 4) {\n const listRes = await fetch(\"https://poetrydb.org/author\");\n if (!listRes.ok) {\n throw new Error(`poem: author list returned ${listRes.status}`);\n }\n const { authors } = await listRes.json();\n\n const available = new Set(authors ?? []);\n const pool = POETS.filter((p) => available.has(p));\n const missing = POETS.filter((p) => !available.has(p));\n\n if (missing.length) {\n console.warn(`poem: not in PoetryDB, skipping — ${missing.join(\", \")}`);\n }\n if (!pool.length) {\n throw new Error(\"poem: none of the whitelisted poets exist in PoetryDB\");\n }\n\n // More attempts than before: the pool is 25 poets rather than the whole\n // corpus, so exhausting one poet's short poems is likelier than it was.\n for (let attempt = 0; attempt < 12; attempt++) {\n const author = pool[Math.floor(Math.random() * pool.length)];\n const res = await fetch(\n `https://poetrydb.org/author/${encodeURIComponent(author)}`,\n );\n if (!res.ok) continue;\n const poems = await res.json();\n if (!Array.isArray(poems)) continue;\n\n const usable = poems\n .filter((p: any) =>\n p?.lines?.length &&\n p.lines.length <= maxLines &&\n p.lines.length >= minLines &&\n !tooReligious(p)\n )\n .map((p: any) => ({\n p,\n link: `https://poetrydb.org/author,title/${\n encodeURIComponent(p.author)\n };${encodeURIComponent(p.title)}`,\n }))\n .filter(({ link }) => !seen.includes(link));\n\n if (!usable.length) continue; // this poet writes long, or you've had them all\n\n const { p, link } = usable[Math.floor(Math.random() * usable.length)];\n return {\n kind: \"poem\" as const,\n title: p.title,\n maker: p.author,\n year: \"\",\n meta: `${p.lines.length} lines`,\n image: null,\n link,\n source: \"PoetryDB\",\n text: p.lines.join(\"\\n\"),\n };\n }\n throw new Error(\n `poem: nothing between ${minLines} and ${maxLines} lines after 12 poets`,\n );\n}\n\n/**\n * The finding, pooled across several feeds so one slow publishing week\n * doesn't mean the same article three days running.\n *\n * A dead or renamed feed contributes nothing rather than breaking the letter,\n * so adding a URL you're unsure about is safe — check the run log to see\n * whether it actually returned anything.\n */\nconst FEEDS = [\n { name: \"Quanta Magazine\", url: \"https://api.quantamagazine.org/feed/\" },\n { name: \"Nautilus\", url: \"https://nautil.us/feed/\" },\n { name: \"Aeon\", url: \"https://aeon.co/feed.rss\" },\n { name: \"Phys.org\", url: \"https://phys.org/rss-feed/\" },\n];\n\nasync function fetchFeed(feed: { name: string; url: string }) {\n const res = await fetch(feed.url);\n if (!res.ok) throw new Error(`${feed.name}: returned ${res.status}`);\n const parser = new XMLParser({ ignoreAttributes: false });\n const parsed = parser.parse(await res.text());\n const raw = parsed?.rss?.channel?.item ?? [];\n const items = Array.isArray(raw) ? raw : [raw];\n\n return items.slice(0, 12).map((item: any) => {\n const body: string = item[\"content:encoded\"] ?? item.description ?? \"\";\n return {\n kind: \"finding\" as const,\n title: String(item.title ?? \"\").trim(),\n maker: String(item[\"dc:creator\"] ?? feed.name),\n year: item.pubDate ? new Date(item.pubDate).getFullYear().toString() : \"\",\n meta: \"\",\n image: item[\"media:content\"]?.[\"@_url\"] ??\n item[\"media:thumbnail\"]?.[\"@_url\"] ??\n body.match(/]+src=\"([^\"]+)\"/)?.[1] ??\n null,\n link: String(item.link ?? \"\"),\n source: feed.name,\n text: \"\",\n };\n }).filter((i: any) => i.title && i.link);\n}\n\nasync function fetchFinding(seen: string[] = []) {\n const settled = await Promise.allSettled(FEEDS.map(fetchFeed));\n const pool = settled\n .filter((r) => r.status === \"fulfilled\")\n .flatMap((r: any) => r.value)\n .filter((i: any) => !seen.includes(i.link));\n\n if (!pool.length) throw new Error(\"finding: no unseen items across any feed\");\n\n // Prefer something with a picture, since the letter is image-led.\n const withImage = pool.filter((i: any) => i.image);\n const candidates = withImage.length ? withImage : pool;\n return candidates[Math.floor(Math.random() * candidates.length)];\n}\n\n// ---------------------------------------------------------------- rendering\n\nconst INK = \"#1A1A1C\";\nconst META = \"#77777A\";\nconst WALL = \"#F2F2F0\";\nconst RULE = \"#D8D8D4\";\nconst SERIF = \"Georgia, 'Iowan Old Style', 'Times New Roman', serif\";\nconst SANS = \"-apple-system, 'Helvetica Neue', Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif\";\n\nconst esc = (s: string) =>\n String(s ?? \"\").replace(/&/g, \"&\").replace(//g,\n \">\",\n );\n\nconst EYEBROW: Record = {\n picture: \"Picture\",\n poem: \"Poem\",\n finding: \"Finding\",\n};\n\nfunction label(item: any) {\n const year = item.year\n ? `${\n esc(item.year)\n }`\n : \"\";\n\n return `\n \n \n \n ${year}\n \n

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