Activities include combining editions, fixing book and author typos, adding book covers and discussing policies. Librarian Manual I'm honored to have known him as a colleague and as a friend. Goodreads Librarians are volunteers who have applied for and received librarian status on Goodreads. What a great night and what great people. Armes. Part of HuffPost Media. Tom's CEO is Pamela Sanchez Tom is located in United States Tom has been Director, Programming & Conservation Action in Seneca Park . According to Tomorrow associate producer Sonny Fox, the decision to often go after the unconventional, even bordering on bizarre, content was made in part due to the 1 a.m. time slotwith the show's producers feeling that the audience staying up that late would be receptive to a slightly odd subject matter; the decision also had to do with the strict guidelines set by Carson's Tonight Show whose host and producers wanted to ensure that newly-launched Tomorrow has no overlap with their show, limiting its showbiz-adjacent pool of guests to those Carson is not interested in hosting. IMDbProStarmeterSee rank Add photos, demo reelsAdd to list View contact info at IMDbPro More at IMDbPro Contact info Agent info Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy 1 nomination total Known for Tomorrow Coast to Coast 7.9 TV Series Additional Crew There he showed how conversation - be it goofy, serious, provocative and occasionally edgy - could be compelling on its own. 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The following email was sent to all Goldman Sachs employees globally today: Today, we are pleased to announce that 643 individuals across 45 offices have been invited to become managing directors as of January 1, 2022. Oracle. The cause was . He was a workhorse and could go for hours live if necessary without a script or a road map. Non-librarians are welcome to join the group as well, to, A place where all Goodreads members can work together to improve the Goodreads book catalog. In 1988, NBC launched Later with Bob Costas, a half-hour long-form interview show with a similar format to Tomorrow, in the slot and which Snyder occasionally guest hosted. [67] On November 9, 1981, NBC and Carson's production company Carson Productions announced the creation of a new program starring David Letterman, tentatively referred to as The David Letterman Show like the comedian's cancelled morning show, set to premiere in early 1982 in the 12:30a.m. time slot Monday through Thursday. In 1974 when NBC asked him to move "Tomorrow" to New York and anchor the news there to bolster sagging ratings, he opened his first newscast by saying, "I'm the new guy. Pamela Burke and Joel Tator arranged a wonderful 40th Anniversary Reunion for the former staff of "Tomorrow With Tom Snyder" on October 12, 2013 at the Smoke House in Burbank, CA. [24] He additionally talked about his desire to once again run the Teamsters, his time in prison, and his political views.[24]. Select the best result to find their address, phone number, relatives, and public records. Lookup the home address and phone 4065865272 and other contact details for this person. Incidentally, Shearer had been doing the Snyder impression as member of The Credibility Gap radio comedy troupe in Los Angeles years before he ever got to SNL; Snyder, who was made aware of Shearer's impression of him in 1975, even invited the group to tape a five-minute video segmentfeaturing Shearer as Snyder interviewing two CIA operatives played by David Lander and Michael McKeanthat got shown on Tomorrow in 1975, a full year before Aykroyd debut his Snyder impression on SNL.[31]. Box 85440, Sioux Falls, SD 57118-5440 as PO box. Established as more of an intimate talk show, Tomorrow differed from Tonight and later late-night fare, with host Snyder conducting one-on-one interviews sans audience, cigarette in hand, no writing staff or scripted pieces, alternating between asking hard-hitting questions and offering personal observations that made the interview closer to a genuine conversation. Contributors control their own work and posted freely to our site. "Tomorrow" also broke new ground in the kinds of things you could do on TV. [66] Instead, NBC ended up releasing Snyder by buying out the rest of his US$600,000 per year contract that ran through September 1982.[66]. "He loved San Francisco," said Naidus. Since at the time Lennon faced deportation proceedings from America over his 1968 misdemeanour conviction for cannabis possession in London, after the first part of the interview during which Snyder covered regular topics such as the famous thirty-four-year-old's musical career and time with The Beatles, Lennon's legal representativeimmigration attorney Leon Wildesjoined Lennon on the panel to discuss the details of the case, as the musician directed his message at the American public in an appeal of sorts to be allowed to remain in the United States. Tom Snyder's interviews, go to www.youtube.com/watch?v= EiSEbyhAR0k, Joe Garofoli is the San Francisco Chronicles senior political writer, covering national and state politics. Anything I might know about TV, I learned from Tom and colleagues like Pam Burke, Bruce McKay, Ricky Carson, Joel Tator, Debbie Vickers, Gerry Solomon, Paul Friedman, Marc Rosenweig, Michael Horowicz, Bob Morton and so many other talented people whom Tom brought into his inner circle. No writers, completely unscripted. Vice-President Spiro Agnew, special prosecutor Leon Jaworski, and U.S. President Richard Nixon's political operatives/advisors Donald Segretti, Charles Colson, and Jeb Stuart Magruderwould end up coming on as guests. Barrett concluded by saying that she and Snyder are "philosophically miles apart" and adding: "I wish him all the luck in the world but I won't play second fiddle to him or anybody else any longer". He was fearless. "It was a free-wheeling place where you let your guard down. Pamela Howard Goffman Snyder. Though the two NBC late-night hosts appeared on each other's showsand furthermore had a connection through Carson's son Rick who worked on Snyder's showa number of reports in the U.S. national press about Carson and Snyder not being on good terms kept appearing over the years. [49] The cancelled weekend newsmagazine would, from late September 1980, be replaced with NBC Magazine anchored by David Brinkley with many of the same individuals that previously worked with Snyder on Prime Time Saturday now continuing with Brinkley, such as executive producer Paul Friedman and correspondent Jack Perkins. last activity 0 minutes ago, A place where all Goodreads members can work together to improve the Goodreads book catalog. Over the coming years, many of the players in and around the scandalformer U.S. The first episode in the new time slot aired on September 8, 1980 with Snyder interviewing Rona Barrett as guest and announcing her arrival on the show on October 27, 1980, presenting it as "adding somebody who would be able to report on the many facets of the entertainment industry around the country and all over the world". [58] The files go on to reveal that Ailes provided the agents with information about the March 2 Tomorrow Coast to Coast guests being comedian Pat Cooper, Mafia expert and former NYPD detective Ralph Salerno, and singer Leo Sayer; the FBI agents were further given a videotape of the March 2 show but were unable to confirm Hinckley's presence at the said taping of the show.[59]. By Jon Elsen. Pamela Bracey Burke, age 64 passed away Saturday, July 9, 2022 at her residence in Gulfport, MS. She was a faithful member of Morgantown Church of God and a God fearing Christian Lady. Also known as Pamela Cline, Pamela A Snyder. He also felt live audiences turn up at TV shows for specific reasons such as winning prizes or getting uproarious laughs, and since Tomorrow provided neither, he thought them entirely unnecessary on his program. [30] Though being content with Tomorrow's overall viewership numbers, in the wake of SNL's successful launch, NBC brass suddenly also began looking for Snyder to attract more of the coveted 18-to-34-year-old demographic. From the beginning of its second New York stint, the title card on Snyder's late-night show featured dovetailed "Tom" and "Tomorrow" by highlighting "Tom" in a different color. 37 people named Pamela Burke found in New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island and Philadelphia-Wilmington-Atlantic City. Tom was fearless and often politically incorrect. I agreed to attempt the new format with Tom Snyder at the request of [NBC president] Fred Silverman, but it's never turned into what I thought it was going to be or what my contract stated". Snyder himself referred to this occurrence on a May 1981 follow-up appearance in which the Plasmatics blew up a car. Over the years, he hosted a parade of guests - including Charles Manson - that few prime-time programmers would touch. Submit a correction or make a comment about this profile, Harlan Ellison: Dreams with Sharp Teeth (May-2008), Off the Menu: The Last Days of Chasen's (Oct-1997), Submit a correction or make a comment about this profile. As an unproven entity ratings-wise, the show wasn't widely embraced across the network. [64], Asked by a New York Times reporter if Barrett or Snyder was more responsible for the malicious breakup, an anonymous NBC executive was quoted as responding: That's like asking if you'd rather die of a heart attack or cancer. The practice would go on to become one of the show's most recognizable traits. In 1979, the original members of KISS were interviewed by TV host Tom Snyder on Halloween for his show titled, The Tomorrow Show, which was broadcast nationwide. As satellite transmission was only used for rare special events at the time (the seminal Aloha from Hawaii via Satellite had just unveiled the technology earlier in 1973), the show was sent from coast to coast over the terrestrial microwave facilities (also used for long-distance telephone calls as well as broadcast video & audio at the time) of AT&T Long Lines and it reportedly took NBC the entire first year of Tomorrow broadcasting before they succeeded in getting lower usage tariffs from AT&T. To have that electricity and that intimacy, that was unique.". Simultaneously with continuing on Tomorrow, the broadcaster signed on to host Prime Time Sunday, a new weekly newsmagazine set to start airing Sundays at 9 p.m. on NBC, also from June, thus marking his return to NBC's news division following more than two years of solely hosting Tomorrow. From April 25th until 28th, 1977, for the beginning of the sweeps, Tomorrow travelled to Chicago for a week of shows from Drury Lane Theatre featuring a lineup of Chicago-related personalities as guests, including former Bears' quarterback Bobby Douglass, Bears' owner George Halas, White Sox' sportscaster Harry Caray, White Sox' owner Bill Veeck, Sun-Times columnist Irv Kupcinet, actor Forrest Tucker, broadcaster Paul Harvey, comedienne Fran Allison, puppeteer Burr Tillstrom, author-broadcaster Studs Terkel, etc.[32][33][34][35]. #pamgrier #tomsnyder #pamgrierinterviewFilm and Screen Actress, Pam Grier is guest on Tom Snyder's "Late Late Show" during this 1998 interview.Pam Grier (b.1. He made the switch to. Rona feels she has paid her dues and earned her stripes and that she should have her own show. He was truly a unique voice. NBC's Los Angeles station KNBC, where Snyder simultaneously continued working as the evening news anchor, was also located within the facility; Snyder would tape Tomorrow after signing-off from KNBC's 6:00 pm (Pacific time) newscast with the evening tapings usually starting around 7:30 on the same sound stage also used by the Tonight Show. In recent years it's been on a weekly phone call, but that sadly ended July 29, when Tom lost his battle with leukemia at the much too young age of 71. She is very good at what she does and I appreciate her point of view". The last first-run Tomorrow Coast to Coast aired Thursday, December 17, 1981, with Snyder's old favorite Chevy Chase as the final guest; Chase famously criticized the network during the broadcast for cancelling the show. From late summer 1980as a consequence of Johnny Carson's out-of-court-settled legal battle with NBC over the terms of his contract that led to the powerful and authoritative host finally succeeding in scaling The Tonight Show down to an hour (something that he had been petitioning NBC for years)Tomorrow's starting time was moved half an hour earlier to 12:30a.m. while its run time expanded to 90 minutes. The show was nominated for three Emmy Awards: one in 1976 for Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction and Electronic Camerawork and two in 1981 for Special Classification of Outstanding Program and Individual Achievement. This is the theme that defines almost all classical art, at least, in the Occidental world. Like the time a fire shut down the CNBC studios in New Jersey in 1994 and his was the only working studio (he was based in L.A.) at the network. A compilation of punk rock and new wave acts that appeared on the show. Pamela Burke and Joel Tator arranged a wonderful 40th Anniversary Reunion for the former staff of "Tomorrow With Tom Snyder" on October 12, 2013 at the Smoke House in Burbank, CA. The encounter on the show would prove significant for Snyder's own future television career prospects as it marked the beginning of his acquaintance with Letterman that over subsequent two decades evolved into friendship and even business relationship. [54] In actuality, earlier that year, NBC had managed to lure Barrett away from her prominent on-air correspondent position at ABC's Good Morning America with an offer of joining the rival Today show on NBC along with additional programming opportunities across the NBC television network, one of which turned out to be getting attached as co-host to the Tomorrow late-night show as part of its major overhauling. The explosion disrupted a live broadcast of NBC Nightly News with anchorman John Chancellor being produced in a studio two floors above. 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[58][59] The FBI files further reveal that on April 3, 1981four days after Hinckley's March 30, 1981 attempt on Reagan's lifethe show's executive producer Ailes was interviewed by FBI agents who were particularly interested whether the March 2 show guest list featured either Jodie Foster or Robert De Niro due to Hinckley's by then known obsession with the two Taxi Driver actors. [27] Being the subject of satire on the highly-rated sketch-variety show greatly raised Snyder's profile; due to SNL having a much larger audience than Tomorrow, many viewers saw the impression before knowing the man's own work. MADISON - Pamela Jo Snyder, age 68, of Madison, passed away on Friday, March 28, 2014, at Badger Prairie Health Care from complications of frontotemporal dementia. Pamela Burke has been a member of the broadcasting industry and print media for more than 30 years as a television executive, bureau chief, producer and reporter. Diane Freed/Getty Images. Pamela Burke (Hudson) See Photos. [49], Meanwhile, during contract negotiations with their top-earning personality Johnny Carson throughout the early part of 1980in anticipation of likely having to budge on his demands of reducing the Tonight Show's running time down to one hour[50]NBC brass began preparing changes to their late-night lineup by placing the Saturday Night Live producer Lorne Michaels's recently-established production company Broadway Video in charge of developing a new thirty-minute nightly show. Asked about it by Johnny Carson during her 22 July 1981 Tonight Show promotional appearance for her upcoming celebrity special, Barrett responded with a 'no comment'; when journalist and TV critic Tom Shales brought it up in a fall 1981 Washington Post interview, she commented that it would require a "longer analytical response than just saying that Tom Snyder is a son of a bitch" before clarifying she doesn't feel that way about him and adding she has lots of feelings about Snyder, some of which are very sad. It ran for three years on CBS. What a great night and what great people. He expanded his one-hour show to four and a half hours and broadcast live and by the seat of his pants, brilliantly, until headquarters could get back online. Dr. Jessie Christiansen is an astrophysicist with the NASA Exoplanet Science Institute at Caltech, where she searches for, characterises and catalogues planets orbiting . [62], The uneasy six-month truce between feuding co-hosts Snyder and Barrett soon crumbled as Barrett quit the series on June 16, 1981, explaining her decision via a brief interview with the UPI news agency: "My part in the show wasn't what it was originally conceived to be. Furthermore, Snyder was the inspiration for the cartoon "Tom Morrow", which appeared in Playboy in the late 1970s. [6] In addition to Snyder's opening and closing monologues, the reporters saw his panel interview on group marriages. . Kimble is a consultant to the private sector on working family issues. The 1:30a.m. slot Snyder had been offered had he agreed to continue the show was given to NBC News Overnight in July 1982. [8] The rest of the first week saw Reverend Ike and Billy James Hargis on Tuesday for a general discussion on religion, cult deprogrammer Ted Patrick on Wednesday, and finally the group marriage episode on Thursday with two different real-life "triads"one featuring two men and a woman and the other with two women and a man. They enjoyed 32 years of marriage. Deputies responded to a shooting on Coldwater Street around 2:45 p.m. Wednesday. Search for Criminal & Traffic Records, Bankruptcies, Assets, Associates, & more. Named Tom Snyder's Celebrity Spotlight and airing in prime time at 10 p.m., the first one saw Snyder interview Cher, Jack Lemmon, Loni Anderson, and Chevy Chase. In 1973, long before the advent of 24-hour news channels and cable television, Snyder began "Tomorrow," and late night was never the same. Non-librarians are welcome to join the group as well, to comment or request changes to book records. "Tom was the very thing that all broadcasters long to be - compelling," Letterman said Monday in a statement. The Tomorrow Show (also known as Tomorrow with Tom Snyder or Tomorrow and, after 1980, Tomorrow Coast to Coast) is an American late-night television talk show hosted by Tom Snyder which aired on NBC in first run form from October 1973 to December 1981, at which point its reruns continued until late January 1982. [29] Possible career paths such as succeeding Johnny Carson on the Tonight Show, going straight to Today or replacing John Chancellor on NBC Nightly News were regularly bandied about in the U.S. national press. Pamela Joy Snyder, 50, of Iron River, passed away peacefully on Jan. 4, 2011, with her family at her side. Is the Stanley Quencher tumbler worth its TikTok hype? Pamela Burke Global Sales Director at Blue Pheasant -Ardmore Home Design, Inc. New York, NY Ardmore Home Design, Inc., +6 more Pamela Burke Director - Real Estate Intelligence - Data Governance. These included illegitimate children, UFO sightings, suicide, male prostitution, pickup artists, child abuse, race and intelligence, film censorship, bisexuality, witchcraft, Vietnamese orphans fathered by U.S. soldiers, consumerism, lives of single persons, exorcism, police brutality, transsexuals, Bermuda Triangle, gambling, Catholicism in U.S. society, professional team sports, teenage alcoholism, weekly newspapers, trucking, rape, ageing, crime, divorce, cosmetic surgery, etc. Error rating book. Please avoid all-caps, especially in thread topics, as it is considered SHOUTING. [9] In addition to host Snyder, the Tomorrow staff behind the camera included director and executive producer Joel Tator as well as associate producer Sonny Fox and segment producer Bruce McKay. [20], From December 2, 1974, Tomorrow began to be produced out of the RCA Building at 30 Rockefeller Plaza in New York City, with the first show from New York featuring a packed lineup of guests: New York mayor Abraham Beame, composer Meredith Willson, journalist Gloria Steinem, NBC staff announcer Bill Wendell who simultaneously began announcing for the show going forward, investigative journalist Jimmy Breslin, and stripper Fanne Foxe who had been in the news at the time as the protagonist of a sex scandal involving congressman Wilbur Mills. The author of Bad Astronomy and Death from the Skies!, Plait writes the Bad Astronomy newsletter and lives in Colorado. Pamela Alice Moses, 50, was found outside the home . Heather Snyder has been working as a Microbiology Lab Manager at Burke for 9 years. This article is about the American network talk show. [65], Over the subsequent years and decades, Barrett got more direct in her comments about Snyderaccusing him of bad workplace treatment via saying terrible things to her and being part of an old boys network; she further claimed that after she had joined Tomorrow Snyder got very jealous when the ratings started to go up and that he was a big drinker. Menu Log In Sign Up Focused on harnessing the power of convening people, she is passionate about advancing innovative methods for creating social change and . Snyder died Sunday, July 29, 2007, in San Francisco from complications associated with leukemia, his longtime producer and friend Mike Horowicz told The Associated Press on Monday. Welcome back. Pamela Snyder has been working as a Vice President, Area at Oracle for 22 years. Born in Milwaukee in 1936, Snyder got his start as a radio reporter at WRIT when he was a student at Marquette University in the 1950s. The night following his murder, the conversation was replayed in its entirety on Tomorrow and soon even released on home video where it became a cult favorite. Pamela Snyder McLaren 1956 - 2022 Plymouth, MA Pamela Snyder McLaren, 66, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend passed away at home on November 30, with her husband of. Plans for services were not immediately available. He is considered, verbose, dapper, charming, mysterious . To fill the extra 30 minutes, based on the decision of NBC president Fred Silverman, Tomorrow got turned into a more typical entertainment talk show taped in front of a live studio audience, including live musical performances, along with announcing the addition of gossip reporter Rona Barrett as co-host. Oracle is part of the Database & File Management Software industry, and located in Texas, United States. Pamela is registered to vote since November 06, 1991 in Ross County. The first interview from a nudist colony. 2222 St. Paul Street Rochester, NY 14621 General Phone: 585.336.7200 General Fax: 585.342.1477 Pressroom Get Directions Request a donation from the Zoo Seneca Park Zoo & Zoo Society Personnel Leadership Ticketing & Membership Marketing & Communications Events & Experiences Development Education & Visitor Studies Programming & Conservation Action Lives in Hampton, Georgia. Over the years, Snyder's mannerisms - from his chain-smoking, to his staccatoed form of questioning, to his booming guffaw of a laugh, which surfaced frequently at his own jokes - became part of the cultural conversation, thanks to Dan Aykroyd's spot-on Snyder impersonation on "Saturday Night Live" in the mid-1970s. [14][15] It also hosted somewhat unusual and atypical guests for the corporate-owned nationally-televised U.S. network talk-shows such as sixteen-year-old spiritual leader Guru Maharaj Ji, authoritative Tennessee sheriff Buford Pusser, Playgirl editor Marin Milan, actress Sue Lyon who had just married an imprisoned convict, Grand Dragon of the Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana David Duke, etc. Two weeks into Tomorrow's run, the New York Times television and cultural critic John Leonard, writing under the pen name Cyclops, assessed the new late-night program as "not decided whether it wants to be newspaper, full of headlines and opinions, or a collection of old magazine articles", further stating that "it is neither balm nor shock therapy, it neither entertains nor inspires". There fans can still see Snyder, wearing a tie tucked under a V-neck sweater, smoking and laughing and jousting with the provocateurs of the era. [7], Initial reviews were similarly lukewarm. [12][13], Although eventually best known for hosting writers, authors, film directors, actors, musicians, etc. Pamela Burke Founder/Producer of The Women's Eye Podcasts/Website Recent Books- 20 Women Changemakers, 20 Women Storytellers Just a moment while we sign you in to your Goodreads account. "Whether he was interviewing politicians, authors, actors or musicians, Tom was always the real reason to watch. View the profiles of professionals named "Pamela Snyder" on LinkedIn. NBC occasionally used Tomorrow to plug various holes in its late-night schedule. [29] Though recognizing that being basis for a popular sendup on SNL helped make a number of new viewers aware of Snyder and Tomorrow, some observers were of the opinion that, in retrospect, the launch of SNL (particularly its rapid success with younger viewers, something that Tomorrow often struggled with) was, in many ways, also the beginning of the end for Tomorrow. Tom Snyder works as a Director, Programming & Conservation Action at Seneca Park Zoo, which is a Hospitality company with an estimated 42 employees; and founded in 1957., their management level is Director. It was just you and him, in a room together, having a talk. Also, John Lennon, a young Bono, presidents Carter and Bush (Sr.), Mohammed Ali and the legendary Alfred Hitchcock, of whom Tom asked, "What scares you?". Snyder's weekly Prime Time Saturday newsmagazine's last instalment aired in early July 1980[46] amid Snyder's fraught relationship with NBC News president William J. [40] The next night, Snyder went on Tonight in a sendoff of sorts before leaving for New York. Audience's positive reaction would lead to Aykroyd doing ten more Snyder sketches on SNL over the following three years. I don't work for NBC or its executives or for the advertisers. [7][6] The censored brief opening monologue reportedly originally featured Snyder somewhat brusquely and impatiently commenting on the Watergate-related "U.S. vice president Spiro Agnew's resignation in disgrace and the questionability of president Richard Nixon's subsequent 'Dear Ted' letter". Whenever we see a particularly fun one, we have to expl, In the space between waves, we have the choice. Among the terms of Carson's 1980 agreement to stay with NBC was that he would gain control of the time slot following The Tonight Show. When Howard Cosell jousted with Tom on "Tomorrow," saying, "Your demise is near and this may be your last hurrah," Tom shot back, "Many more guests like you and it will be. Tom Snyder, 71, the beetle-browed Philadelphia news anchor whose passionate and pointed interviewing style carried him to late-night network fame, died Sunday in San Francisco of complications from leukemia. For general comments on Goodreads and for requests for changes to site functionality, try Goodreads Help or use the Contact Us link instead. However, in May 1980, with Carson finally signing a new contract that gave him control of the time slot immediately following his Tonight show, plans for Yesterday were abandoned. [47] Snyder called it "one dumb moment of television", but TV Guide listed it among the 10 greatest rock and roll moments in the history of television.[48]. "When he was on the air, he made the camera disappear. Click a location below to find Pamela more easily. Following the end of The Best of Carson weekend reruns of the Tonight show, Snyder stepped in to do a special Saturday 11:30p.m. ninety-minute broadcast of Tomorrow with Jerry Lewis as the only guest on October 4, 1975 because a new program meant to premiere that evening was not ready to launch. "Weird Al" Yankovic's first television appearance was on the April 21, 1981 installment of the show, where he performed "Another One Rides the Bus". Mailing Address. During that time, she produced several female-oriented television programs including Attitudes, Working Mother and The Working Women's Survival Hour. [28], With a cult following on Tomorrow, strong evening news numbers on NBCs flagship affiliate in New York, and now the popular impersonation being seen by millions further increasing his prominence, Snyder was beginning to get a lot of press attention through the lens of speculation about his future on NBC. First she smashes the windshield and headlights with a sledgehammer . [44] In addition to anchor Snyder conducting his interviews live, the show featured taped pieces by correspondents Chris Wallace and Jack Perkins.
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