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  • Rasputin
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    • Jan 2005
    • 63906

    #1

    Iranian Girl In Big Brother Show (UK)

    Big Brother housemate Shabnam has been left stunned following Emily's sudden departure.

    Both she and Emily were nominated for eviction this week - but following the 19-year-old drama student's removal from the house on Thursday morning after using a racially offensive word, this week's eviction has been cancelled.


    Shabnam, who was the favourite for the chop, made no secret earlier in the week of her desire to be nominated, even going so far as to break the house rules and try and persuade Ziggy to nominate her.

    As a result, the entire house was punished by being banned from using the bathroom.

    As the house came to terms with what had happened, Ziggy asked Shabnam how she was feeling.

    "I don't know," she answered. "I was looking forward to the excitement of everything."


    Channel 4 has said that viewers who had already cast votes in the eviction will have the opportunity to claim a refund for the cost of the call.

    Pain in the buttocks Big Brother 8 housemate Shabnam is the 8/11 favourite to be the first evictee of following the announcement of nomination results today.

    Viewers and housemates seem to be united in their dislike of the self-confessed "princess".

    Her precocious ways could well signal the end for the girl who admitted that she is "far too creative to be tied down to mundane work."

    Great looking Bristol arts student Emily is even money to be shown the door after she was revealed as the second nomination. Male viewers will groan collectively if the pale skinned English Rose leaves the house.

    ”It's amazing how the markets have fluctuated, two days ago Lesley was a certainty to be the first eviction,” said a VC Bet spokesman.


    “You would never have imagined that Ziggy would have nominated Emily as there seemed to be real chemistry between them but one row between Ziggy and her has changed all that!”

    Both girls will face a public vote on Friday after being nominated by Ziggy.

    Love looks to be blossoming elsewhere in the Big Brother house with the bookies offering 14/1 for Ziggy and Chanelle to join Big Brother 7's Grace and Mikey and get engaged before the end of the year.

    Welsh lass Laura is the favourite at 5/1 to win the show. Chanelle is now trading at 8/1 from 16/1 following heavy recent support.

    Ziggy has spoken; Emily Parr and Shabnam Paryani are up for vote for the first eviction in Big Brother 8 tonight.

    So, Shabba and Emily are up for eviction eh? It couldn’t happen to two nicer girls! Okay so, let’s take a look at the two housemates and see can we tip a genuine winner or loser.

    Shabnam is up. She’s annoying, selfish and loud, but we can’t help loving her. We think she’s a catalyst for friction in the Big Brother house and for that very reason we want to keep her in.

    She wants to get out and have a cushy time doing interviews and magazine shoots…and for that very reason she should survive this week!

    Emily is an entirely different story. “I’ve seen a bit of a bitchy side to her. If things don’t go her way, I think she’ll create a problem for me." Ziggy said about Emily.“She judged me when I was cuddling Chanelle. There was a bit of hostility there. I think she’s got an immature side to her.”


    Ziggy harsh comments prompted Emily to whine. “It’s not fair being up in the first week.' she said.

    Oh well... it's betting day and there's so many bets to choose from it's almost impossible to resist. Unleash your betting frenzy on Big Brother 8 at Paddy Power!

    It has not been a great day for Shabnam in the Big Brother house as she was told following her eviction nomination that she must go without her belongings as punishment for a rule break.

    The housemate was heard by Big Brother discussing nominations with a view to altering the outcome and Ziggy and Emily selected her to face the consequences of this infringement.

    Big Brother called Shabnam into the diary room and told her she had 20 minutes to pack up all her belongings and bring them back to the diary room, where she then had to hand over the suitcase and its contents.

    She then received another suitcase and some make-up remover, reinforcing the fact that she had to remove all of her beauty products and change into her new clothes immediately.

    Big Brother has said the Shabnam must also not use any of the other housemates' clothes, accessories, make-up or toiletries while living her detox existence.


    Shabnam earlier learnt that Ziggy, the only male housemate in the Big Brother house, had nominated her for eviction along with Emily.

    The former boy-band member was told when he entered the house that he was the only person who could nominate other housemates for eviction in the first live show on Friday.

    BIG BROTHER'S celebrity obsessed Shabnam Paryani was sacked as a TV runner for sneaking into Robbie Williams' dressing room.

    Guards at London Studios, where Rob was appearing on an Ant and Dec show, threw her out as she tried to give him flowers and chocs.

    There is now a picture of her at reception to ensure she is not allowed in again.

    One former pal said: "She used to hassle celebrities like mad.

    She's ridiculously obsessive, to be honest she's a bit mad."


    The fame-crazed Big Brother whinger, 22, also tried to hit the big time on ITV's new show Britain's Got Talent. Shabnam, up for eviction with Emily, 19, tomorrow, auditioned in front of judges including Simon Cowell.

    Despite having no talent, she claimed she was a presenter and started trying to host the show.

    But her efforts fell flat and she was buzzed off in seconds. Desperate to impress, she launched into a sketch as an old Indian woman. A show source said: "The judges told her she was no better at being funny than being a presenter."

    Last month Shabnam appeared on C4's Embarrassing Illnesses, complaining of extreme dandruff.

    She is also in Company magazine complaining she hasn't had sex for a year due to a medical problem.

    Yesterday Shabnam had all her things confiscated when Emily and Ziggy chose her to take their punishment for discussing nominations.

    She said: "Don't worry about me, I'm only here to get some exposure and that's it."




    iran
  • Rasputin
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2005
    • 63906

    #2
    Big Brother Day 13: Three female housemates in steamy bedroom romp

    There may be a shortage of eligible bachelors in the Big Brother house, but the ever resourceful girls have found their own solution.

    Shabnam and Chanelle were caught in a cheeky bedroom romp, cuddling up in bed and appearing to kiss with fellow housemate Charley later joining in the fun.

    Channel 4 has received more than 900 complaints saying it should not have removed Big Brother contestant Emily Parr from the show after she used a racially offensive word.
    A Channel 4 spokesman said that by around 2pm today the broadcaster had received 922 complaints saying that Parr should not have been taken out of the house.

    Parr was removed from the house in the early hours of yesterday morning, after she used a racially offensive word to a fellow housemate.

    The spokesman added that 68 calls had been received praising the broadcaster's handling of the situation.

    The number of complaints about Channel 4's decisive action over the latest use of racially offensive language is an extreme turnaround from the situation during the race row in Celebrity Big Brother.

    Back in January more than 50,000 people complained to the broadcaster and media regulator Ofcom that Channel 4 had not been firm enough in its handling of the situation.

    The Channel 4 spokesman declined to give an opinion on the sudden turn-around in public opinion.

    However, it is thought many of the complaints may have been part of an orchestrated campaign.

    Ofcom said this afternoon that it had received 270 complaints about last night's Big Brother episode, although a spokeswoman said the regulator could not comment on what aspect of the show the complaints were about.

    The current Big Brother series had already been the subject of 60 other complaints to Ofcom about a variety of other issues.

    Channel 4 has cancelled tonight's Big Brother eviction vote which was due to feature Parr and Shabnam Paryani.

    It will now introduce two men to the house who will join current lone male Ziggy Lichman.

    iran

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    • asal67
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      • Mar 2007
      • 1528

      #3
      looooool i knew shes iranian baba chieee eeen dokhtare oskol jamesh kon babaa aberoo harchi dokhtar iroonie borde dokhtare patiie bi kelas, bi shakhsiat aaaaaaah cheghadam ikbirire een hame khoshgel tofe gozashtan

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      • Rasputin
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2005
        • 63906

        #4
        First Big Brother viewer-voted eviction on its way

        After drama, delays and early departures, the first Big Brother viewer-voted eviction is set to take place on Friday.

        New housemates Gerry Stergiopoulos and Seany O’Kane have been given responsibility for the next departure.

        The pair, who entered the Big Brother house on Friday, have been asked to nominate two housemates for eviction.

        They were allowed to choose two further housemates to help them nominate and picked 18-year-old twins Sam and Amanda Marchant.

        Stergiopoulos and O'Kane interviewed each housemate and asked why they thought they deserved the right to nominate.

        Amanda said: "I think throughout this week everyone's had arguments. About real petty stuff. I think me and Sam... we wouldn't hold a grudge about anyone. We haven't had an argument with anyone. We've seen everything that's gone on. If you wanted fair results, I'd be good."

        Two contestants have already left the Channel 4 show in the two weeks since the reality programme launched.

        Amidst a storm of publicity, Emily Parr, 19, was removed from the Big Brother house last week after using a racially offensive word.

        Up for eviction along with Shabnam Paryani, her departure caused Channel 4 to cancel the first planned eviction and refund the cost of voter’s texts.

        After endless complaints and threats to leave, Lesley Brian, 60, walked out on the weekend, saying she had issues with hygiene, meals and sleep.

        The recent arrivals and departures at the Big Brother house have altered bookie odds on who will win the show’s eighth series.

        Ladbrokes has Tracey Barnard as the favourite to win, with 6-1 odds, but new arrival Stergiopoulos is now in second place, with 7-1 odds.

        The 31-year-old spent nine years at university studying history and classical archaeology and sees Big Brother as a "living specimen installation".

        While the betting public have already warmed to him, Stergiopoulos may struggle to get along with the other housemates. Before entering the house, he said he found "uneducated, common people" offensive.

        His housemates include an unemployed 21-year-old, a former boy band member, a temp receptionist and a cleaner. Whether they live up to the Greek-born Londoner’s standards remain to be seen.

        The other new arrival has not done as well in the popularity stakes. O'Kane is now the third least favourite to win behind self-proclaimed It girl Charley Uchea and the fame-hungry Shabnam Paryani.

        iran

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        • Rasputin
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2005
          • 63906

          #5
          More men in Big Brother house

          Two more men have gone into the Big Brother house and been given power over next week's eviction vote.


          Curly-haired Michael Jackson fan Seany O`Kane from Northern Ireland and art gallery researcher Gerry Stergiopoulos joined the Channel 4 reality show and were immediately called to the diary room.

          They were given a letter to read to the other contestants which revealed that only four people will be able to make eviction nominations next week.
          Gerry and Seany will nominate and will choose another two housemates to make nominations.

          Greek-born Gerry, 31, is a teetotaller and yoga enthusiast.

          He moved to the UK 12 years ago and has degrees in history of art and classical archaeology.

          Charity worker Seany, 25, is originally from Derry and now lives in Manchester.

          He is a devoted Michael Jackson fan and travelled to California for the pop star`s court trial in 2005.


          Last night`s planned eviction of either Emily Parr or Shabnam Payani was cancelled when drama student Emily, 19, from Bristol, was removed from the house in the early hours of Thursday morning.

          iran

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          • Rasputin
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2005
            • 63906

            #6
            "Big Brother" on UK's Channel 4: Shabnam lives at home with her mother, who she gets on with like a sister. She describes herself as "full of life, vivacious, nuts, passionate, inimitable and striking".

            She'd like to be reincarnated as "another enigma" like Michael Jackson or Johnny Depp. Shabnam's main ambition is to travel the world and enjoy life. Her philosophy is "to live each moment to the full, because the moment never comes again."


            An energetic chatterbox, make-up mad Shabnam feels she may get nominated for being messy and because her zest for life might grate. "Housemates that would annoy me would be the ones who don't listen to me," she says, "I should really be listened to because I talk a lot of sense."

            Shabnam lasted two days working in McDonald's and once had a job dressing up as Hello Kitty and Mr Men characters in a toy department.

            iran

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            • samirajoon
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              • Apr 2006
              • 177

              #7
              khak to saresh...:P...beghole asal aberooye hamaro mibare in....

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              • donsaeid
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2005
                • 28300

                #8
                haminke 22 saleshe va unemployed hast hamechio darbarash mige! age daneshjo bod minevesht student!

                kholase ye dokhtare bi khanevade ontor ke neshon mide! but it is her choice! hala shayad yeki ba inam mesle on hendie racist bashe ke bebare loool
                نه غزه نه لبنان جانم فدای ایران


                «در زندگی زخم*هايی هست که مثل خوره روح را آهسته در انزوا می*خورد و می*تراشد.»
                صادق هدايت؛ بوف کور

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                • Rasputin
                  Senior Member
                  • Jan 2005
                  • 63906

                  #9
                  Carole, Tracey and Shabnam (again!) are the three housemates nominated for eviction vote this week; Shabba was also nominated in last week's eviction vote, cancelled because of Emily's removal.

                  Awwwright guys, here we go with the REAL DEAL, the first eviction vote in Big Brother season 8 and guess who's up for eviction again? Shabnam!

                  "She's constantly posing. I've tried having a decent conversation with her but all she talks about is being a TV presenter." Said Gerry, explaining why he nominated her.

                  Shabba was also nominated by "twincredible" Sam. Let's hope Gerry and Sam took their precautions before nominating Shabnam who, according to The Sun has a history of violent behaviours.

                  "I am in shock that Shabnam can be let anywhere near the Big Brother House. I'd be scared stiff if I was in the house," Shabba's former friend Amy Moore recently revealed.

                  Shabnam nearly faced three years in prison after allegedly stabbing Amy in the back, causing injuries that scarred her for life. "Although we were friends she was always strange," Amy said about her weird ex friend.

                  Therefore...Gerry, Sam...If you read this article beware of Shabba and watch your back at all times!

                  Carole and Tracey are also up for the eviction vote. Twin Amanda nominated Carole. "She had been struggling in the house" Amanda said.

                  "She communicates in strict phrases of interesting vocabulary," Gerry said nominating Tracey. "By giving people a set of answers, you have very little to give."

                  OK, so far so good. Let's now have a look at this week's eviction odds at Paddy Power. Shabnam is priced at 1 to 33, Carole at 10 to 1 and Tracey at 18 to 1.

                  Looking at the new props Paddy Power posted I found this one: "Where Will Seany & Gerry Share Their 1st Kiss?" Go to PaddyPower.com to check out the odds of this prop!

                  So...who do you guys think gets the boot from the house? Cast your vote in our mini poll and don't forget to check out our Big Brother chat board. Cheers.

                  iran

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                  • Rasputin
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2005
                    • 63906

                    #10
                    The Big Brother housemates have expressed shock at this week's nominees for eviction, who have been named as Carole, Shabnam and Tracey.

                    Shabnam, who has been nominated for the second time, gasped as the names were revealed to the housemates on Tuesday evening.

                    "I told you it was me," she said to Charley. "I knew it wasn't, I sensed it." I can believe it's me, but Carole....!"

                    Nicky swiftly told her not to carry on talking about it while Charley suggested they should just "all enjoy their time together".

                    The other nominees, Carole and Tracey, settled for a more low-key reaction, merely smiling as their names were read out.

                    Shabnam was also nominated last week, although the eviction was abandoned after her fellow nominee Emily was removed from the house.

                    Only four housemates - Gerry, Seany, Sam and Amanda - nominated this week.

                    iran

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                    • Rasputin
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                      • Jan 2005
                      • 63906

                      #11
                      Shabnam is on odds on favourite to get the boot in Big Brother this week.

                      The 22-year-old, Carole and Tracey were put forward for the first public vote on the show by twins Amanda and Sam and the latest arrivals Gerry and Seany.

                      Bookmakers Ladbrokes have "Shabs" as odds-on favourite to be evicted from the show, at 1/5, while Carole is 4/1 to leave and Tracey 12/1.

                      Spokesman Nick Weinberg, said: "Shabnam's only chance was to go up against Charley. But she's taking on two of the house heavyweights.

                      "Shabnam had better pray that the eviction gets cancelled yet again."

                      Shabnam was also nominated for eviction last week alongside Emily Parr but it was cancelled after aspiring actress Emily was removed from the house for using a racially offensive word.

                      But the bookies are also offering odds of 8/1 that the vote fails to take place for a second successive week.

                      iran

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                      • Rasputin
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                        • Jan 2005
                        • 63906

                        #12
                        Big Brother Day 15: Carole, Shabnam and Tracey will face the first Big Brother evicti

                        Carole, Shabnam and Tracey will face the first Big Brother eviction by the public on Friday.

                        Amanda, Gerry, Sam and Seany went into the Diary Room to individually nominate the two housemates they most want to give the boot.

                        Following their surprise arrival on Friday night, Gerry and Seany both received an exclusive nominations privilege, and chose twins Sam and Amanda to nominate with them.


                        There was stunned silence on the sofas, as Big Brother revealed the results.

                        Carole and Tracey smiled, while Shabnam gasped. "I can't believe it's you!" an astonished Shabnam blurted. "I can believe it's me, but Carole...!"

                        "Don't say anything," Nicky moaned. "You'll make it worse."

                        Charley had an upbeat philosophy, suggesting: "Let's enjoy all of our time together".

                        The three are up for the boot following Emily's removal after her "n" word controversy, and Lesley's walkout.

                        Amanda nominated Carole because she thought she was "struggling" in the house. She said: "She's always leaving discussions... We're supposed to be a team".

                        She went on to nominate Nicky, because: "It quite upsets her if certain things aren't done... she indicated to the new lads that me and Sam don't clean up... I found it quite rude."

                        Gerry nominated "posing" Shabnam because: "I've tried to have a decent conversation (with her but) all she talks about is being a TV presenter, star... superficial bullsh*t."

                        Gerry then nominated Tracey because of her "strict" phrases of vocabulary.

                        Sam nominated Shabnam saying: "She hasn't been taking on her jobs...She comes into the bedroom breathing heavily or singing: 'A wim-a-way, a wim-a-way'."

                        Sam then nominated Carole, adding that when she wasn't getting her way she walked out of meetings.

                        Finally, Seany nominated Tracey because: "She doesn't take part in all the fun".

                        He then went on to nominate Gerry because: "He interrupts me when I speak". Voting lines will close during the live Channel 4 show on Friday.

                        Chatting to Tracey in the garden, Gerry revealed that he's not in the house to become a star.

                        "I hate the word 'celebrity'," the new housemate said. "What does it mean? Somebody who's recognised? No, it should be somebody who's got a talent of some sort."

                        "Talent, yeah," Tracey agreed. "We're not talented. We're just Joe Bloggs people. Just the public."

                        With confidence, Gerry predicted that people would say: "I've seen him on television, maybe I could get with him," adding his love life would probably expire in five years, but he was giving it a fresh lease of life.

                        But the 31-year-old was less candid about his age.

                        When Tracey asked: "How old are you?" the gallery researcher replied nonchalantly: "29". Housemates suffered a loss of bathroom privileges again, after Gerry blabbed about nominations.

                        The bad news was compounded by the fact they must live on basic rations for a week after failing their most unpleasant task yet - lying in a giant sardine tin filled with stinking fish offal.

                        "I respect Big Brother," Gerry said after housemates were less than pleased with him, "but Big Brother isn't God for me".

                        Yesterday Victoria Beckham lookalike Chanelle told housemates the shocking story of her mother's murder.

                        The 19-year-old was adopted by social workers after her prostitute mother was killed.

                        "My mum was into drugs. She was like on a massive downward spiral. She got in with the wrong crowd, took drugs all the time," Chanelle told the others.

                        "I was born in a prison because she got locked up for doing drugs, and then she got killed.

                        "I just think people don't realise, until you tell them examples, how bad things can really be."

                        iran

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                        • Rasputin
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2005
                          • 63906

                          #13
                          Another spate of arguments have broken out in the Big Brother household - this time during the latest task.

                          The challenge, in which the housemates had to discuss various 'manly' topics set by Big Brother, caused friction after Gerry accused Charley of being a "show-off" when she kept interrupting other people.

                          Seany, meanwhile, found himself irritated by Shabnam after she did the same. "We'd be a wonderful team if you stopped interupting everyone," snapped the Irishman. "You love the sound of your own voice!"

                          He also accused her of not listening to others.

                          "I do listen. How do you know I don't listen?" Shabnam retorted.

                          "Because I've witnessed the last six days in the house!" shot back an exasperated Seany.

                          Later a further argument erupted after Nicky told Charley that Gerry had been talking about her behind her back - and had called her "attention-seeking".

                          "Why would I need to attention seek?" protested the 21-year-old. "The attention's all on me anyway!"


                          iran

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                          • Rasputin
                            Senior Member
                            • Jan 2005
                            • 63906

                            #14
                            Tensions have rocketed in the Big Brother house as the first live eviction tomorrow night looms, with three contestants threatening to quit the show.

                            Nicky, Carole and Tracey all declared they want to leave the house after self-proclaimed south London "It Girl" Charley let rip at Nicky for being sour-faced and moaning about food.

                            But Channel 4 have rubbished reports they are planning a rescue plan for tomorrow's eviction in case of a mass walk-out and assured that the show will go ahead as planned.

                            A spokeswoman said today: "With all the housemates, there are moments when they say they want to leave and the next minute there are perfectly happy.

                            "The eviction will go ahead as planned."

                            Charley did not hold back as she vented her anger at Nicky late on Wednesday night, after the bank executive reacted badly to her comment that she "ain't got no game".

                            As Nicky tried to work out what Charley meant, the Londoner added: "You jump at people's throats too much, I'm not the only one who thinks that, I'm being honest".

                            "I don't know why you're so aggressive, I don't know where it comes from, it's quite upsetting."

                            But Nicky did not take the character assassination well and curtly replied: "Thank you for letting me know" before going into the living area and announcing: "Charley's just told me that I haven't got game".

                            Charley followed her and immediately lost her rag, saying: "Are you lying? Why do you lie Nicky?"

                            She ignored pleas to calm down and continued to rant that Nicky is 28 and shouldn't get so annoyed if people have a slice of toast.

                            Nicky earlier argued with Chanelle about her eating a piece of toast despite food supplies were running low.

                            Gerry put his hands over Sam's ears at one point because the row became so loud, as Charley shouted that Nicky is "s**t stirring".

                            She then went into the Diary Room and called the bank executive a "f***ing bitch".

                            She told Big Brother: "I usually think she's ok but all she does is walk round with a slapped f**ing lemon, sour face lemon, every single day? I can't stand her. I can't stand her. Argh. Who is she, I'm telling you."

                            Early the next morning, Tracey talked to Charley about being up for eviction and Charley said it must be because she is considered as competition.

                            She continued to rant about the fellow housemates, this time targeting Posh Spice wannabe Chanelle, who she said had thought she would get all the attention.

                            She told Tracey: "Oh no, how can you beat the south east London girl whose got every outfit you can't even beat. You can't beat me."

                            iran

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                            • asal67
                              Member
                              • Mar 2007
                              • 1528

                              #15
                              Originally posted by samirajoon View Post
                              khak to saresh...:P...beghole asal aberooye hamaro mibare in....
                              looool samira jan akhh gofti shes so damn annoying!!!!!! yani vaghean big brother ro be gand keshide ziadie toosh asan een mongole oghdei be een chiza chi een be ehtemale ziad noon ham nadare bekhore vase hamin hich karas lol

                              jedan she needs to shut her mouth..kheyli dahane goshadi dare

                              az hamashun carol kheyli bahal o khandedare hamun pire zan chaghe

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