For years, Piers Morgan has proudly boasted that he’s chummy with Donald J. Trump. Every now and then, the Meaghan Markle-hating British journalist criticizes him, but he’s more loath to do things like repeatedly tweet a cartoon image of him giving the former president a rim job. Perhaps that’s why Trump granted him an interview, and though the chat won’t air in full until April 25 (airing on Fox Nation in the U.S.), we already know it didn’t go so swimmingly.
A brief preview of the one-on-one was dropped on Wednesday, but it spoiled what will surely be the most explosive part: Trump walked out. What did Morgan do to earn such ire? He dared point out that he didn’t win re-election in 2020.
“I think I’m a very honest man… much more honest than you, actually,” Trump told Piers in response to his correct accusations. At one point, Morgan reminded him it “was a free and fair election,” then added, “You lost.” Trump shot back, “Only a fool would believe that.”
“You think I’m a fool?” Morgan replied.
“I do now, yeah,” Trump told him.
When Morgan pointed out that Trump hasn’t “produced the hard evidence” of his tall claims, Trump told him, quasi-psychedelically, “I don’t think you’re real.”
As Trump stood up, abruptly ending the interview, he repeatedly called him “dishonest,” adding that he was “a fool! And you haven’t studied.”
As per The New York Post, that wasn’t quite the end of the interview. Morgan said that, despite also calling him a “fool” six more times than seen in the preview, he did return to his seat to remind him of a much more provable claim: that he scored a hole-in-one a few weeks back, news so important it warranted one of his rinky-dink press releases. Having done that, he shot Morgan a “hateful” and then split.
The interview will air on April 25 on Piers Morgan Uncensored,” which will air in the U.S. on Fox Nation. Who knows? Maybe it’s a pleasant chat between old pals with strange opinions that suddenly goes off the rails. Till then, you can watch the 30-second preview in the video above.
Meanwhile, can we talk about Trump’s pancake makeup?
Over the next two weekends, glitter-bedecked scenesters from all over the world will flock to the Southern California desert for the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival. Just like the music, the art, and many of the experiences between stages, the food is curated with a keen eye for top-caliber talent and unforgettable productions.
With three days each weekend and three meals each day, that leaves (*back of the envelope calculation*)… nine meals to make the most of the experience. The problem? There are more than 50 food purveyors, making figuring out what to eat as challenging as deciding between two of your favorite musicians performing at the same time.
Fortunately, many of these culinary delights can be found in restaurants outside the festival. But what about those ephemeral options that can only be enjoyed during the event? These are true once-in-a-lifetime tastes. We can’t live your life for you, but we can do our best to break down eight Coachella food offerings that you won’t want to miss.
That ninth one? That’s your freebie. Roll the dice on something and report back to us.
SUSHI SPEAKEASY — Sushi by Scratch
Easily the most talked-about food offering this year is Chef Phillip Frankland Lee’s 17-course sushi meal served in an Omakase speakeasy, hidden behind an unmarked door. Planned as a new spin on the traditional sushi counter experience, there are a mere 12 seats for each serving, to enhance the intimacy of the experience.
Dinner will set you back $375 plus fees, but the memory of this meal will probably live on in your dreams forever.
PLANT-BASED VIP DINNER — Outstanding In The Field
For a laid-back, family-style four-course meal along a 275-person long table, head to Outstanding in the Field. Here, 11 of the top chefs in the world will converge for a different dining experience each evening. Chefs Ayinde and Makini Howell, will host a fully plant-based meal. Chef Burt Bakman (SLAB) and Chef Eric Greenspan will be hosting a Passover Seder. Each dinner celebrates local farmers, and the backdrop of Coachella’s VIP Rose Garden will make the occasion that much more special. Rates are $295 plus fees.
RESERVATION-ONLY… CHIPS TASTING? — Lay’s Fresh 4D
Lay’s, the potato chip company, is joining the party too. This year they’re unveiling a mysterious, reservation-only “Fresh 4D” tasting, which promises 100% sustainably-sourced potatoes from farm to face in under 24-hours. Under a structure they’ve described as “Potadomes” in a press release, it’ll be a multi-sensory snacking experience complete with “three elevated bites that are an ode to the familiar Lay’s flavors consumers know and love.”
OYSTERS IN THE DESERT — Broad Street Oyster Co
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If lobster rolls are your religion, the Broad Street Oyster Co pop-up at Coachella is going to be church. This year guests of this reservation-only experience can look forward to burgers, shellfish, anchovy toast, shrimp galore, lobster, and a heavenly round of everyone’s favorite sea-born aphrodisiac, the eponymous oyster. The multi-course meal otherwise top caliber seafood experience.
HAND ROLLED FESTIVAL SUSHI — KazuNori
Thanks to a world-class team-up between The Sushi Nozawa Group and California’s renowned sushi restaurant Razorfish, sushi is affordable and accessible again at Coachella. Try it at the Rose Garden with your VIP wristband. Their signature “hand-rolled bar” combines convenience and decadence with a fancy-made-casual flair. Plus, you can eat it with your hands!
EGGSLUT X UMAMI — Umami Burger with Alvin Cailan
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Californians know Umami, but there’s almost nowhere else to get a chance to be served by the dynamic and beloved Alvin Cailan. Known for his exceptional Filipino food, Cailan has served the likes of Seth Rogen and Padma Lakshmi. He’s also celebrated for founding the now hailed breakfast spot, EggSlut in Los Angeles. Now that he’s teamed up with Umami, leaving it off your must-do list would be a faux pas for any self-respecting foodie.
ICE CREAM WITH ADAPTOGENS — Salt & Straw
Surprisingly owned in part by pro wrestler and actor Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, Salt & Straw is famous for their “curiously delicious” ice cream shops. This year, Wunderground Coffee teamed up with Salt & Straw to take the science of ice cream even further. They’re slated to serve a totally different adaptogenic ice cream flavor for each day of the festival! Miss a day and you may never have the chance to try that flavor again.
CELEBRITY-DESIGNED BURGERS — Love Hour
In a rare partnership with six artists from the music lineup, popular Smash Burger icon Love Hour will be serving up collaborative (and secret) items. Artists like Louis the Child, Carly Rae Jepson, Eyedress, Omar Apollo, and more all weighed in to make these unique flavors sing. Each artists’ burger is available for one day only though, so get ‘em while you can.
In 1992, a new canned iced tea brand arrived in convenience stores throughout the U.S. The large, Southwest-themed can of AriZona iced tea would set you back $0.99, nearly the cost of a gallon of gas.
I was in high school in 1992. I now have adult children, gas prices are more than quadruple what they were back then and that same can of iced tea costs … $0.99.
The folks at AriZona Iced Tea haven’t changed their recommended selling price in 30 years, through various periods of inflation, economic upheaval and a global pandemic. Even now, as COVID-19 and war in Europe is squeezing inflation to uncomfortable places, as even the cost of the aluminum to make the cans is going up, AriZona is refusing to budge on its base price.
Unlike many popular drink brands that are owned by large parent companies such as Coca-Cola or PepsiCo, AriZona is privately owned. That gives the people in charge the ability to make radical financial choices like this.
“I’m committed to that 99-cent price,” AriZona co-founder and chairman Don Vultaggio told the Los Angeles Times. “When things go against you, you tighten your belt.
“I don’t want to do what the bread guys and the gas guys and everybody else are doing,” he added. “Consumers don’t need another price increase from a guy like me.”
PSA: Our recommended selling price for AriZona in the USA is still 99c! The can on the right is from Canada, where $1.29 converts to around 99c!nnDonu2019t worry fam, we still got you https://twitter.com/GOD_SPEEDXVII/status/1350244559519838208u00a0u2026
“A guy like me,” to be clear, is a company founder worth $4.3 billion who sells around three billion cans of tea per year. So yeah, he really doesn’t need to pinch the average American to maximize his profits at this point. However, “don’t need to make more money” isn’t often a real-world reason for businesses to not try to make as much as they possibly can, regardless of how it impacts consumers.
Of course, most of us don’t expect prices to remain steady forever. We expect incremental price increases over time, and don’t generally mind as long as we don’t feel any drastic changes. But it’s definitely refreshing to see businesses that insist on keeping prices low, especially when so many take advantage of inflation news to gouge people unnecessarily.
Take Costco, for instance. You can buy a ginormous hot dog, top it with all the ketchup, mustard, relish and onions your heart desires, and wash it down with a 24-oz soda for a ridiculous $1.50. The meal combo has been the same price since 1985, which resulted in an absolutely epic (and also totally true) tale of Costco founder Jim Sinegal telling Costco CEO Craig Jelinek, “‘If you raise the [price of the] effing hot dog, I will kill you.” Rather than raise the price, Costco created its own hot dog manufacturing plant.
AriZona isn’t just sitting back and taking the hit, though. One way it’s cutting costs is by narrowing the can at the top to use less aluminum, the price of which has gone up due to tariffs in addition to overall inflation.
“If you keep doing those things, you can kind of offset costs and rising costs, and get the consumer value and the ability to buy your product and everybody’s happy,” Vultaggio explained to TODAY.
“Everything (people are) buying today there’s a price increase on,” he said. “We’re trying to hold the ground and hold for a consumer who is pinched on all fronts. I’ve been in business a long time and candidly I’ve never seen anything like what’s going on now.”
In a world that’s experienced so much change and upheaval in recent years, it’s nice to know that at least one thing is holding steady—even if it is just a can of iced tea.
(Also nice to now they have a sense of humor about it. Check out their April Fool’s Day tweet with their 9 cent mini-can.)
Inflation has gotten out of control and though we cannot control the economy, we can control our products. So we decided to make The 9 Cent Mini Can! NOW AVAILABLE! https://drinkarizona.com/products/green-tea-2oz-tiny-canu00a0u2026pic.twitter.com/4spTL5Bfxx
From a viral sensation on Dr. Phil to a platinum-selling rapper to a straight-up star on OnlyFans. This is the Bhad Bhabie experience. In a recent Instagram Live video, Bhad Bhabie (whose real name is Danielle Bregoli) spoke candidly mainly about why she’s sick of being referred to as “the cash me outside girl.” And in the process, revealed a lot about how much money she’s made on OnlyFans.
“We don’t call people in the real world… celebrities, our family members…we don’t call them oh, ‘the girl who spilled the milk,’ or whatever,” she said in the video in between puffs from her vape pen. “We call them by their real name… So you call them by how you found out about them? Why does that only happen with me?”
The seven-minute diatribe went on, and while she was clearly peeved, there was never a moment where she lost control. This was just airing out grievances and it was actually a fairly decent commentary on celebrity internet culture.”It’s like y’all have to degrade who I am? If there is a way that you could put me down in a tiny way or a huge way, y’all will find a way to do it. I’m not saying it’s the end of the world, but you know it’s being ignorant.”
Then, as she offers alternatives to what she could be referred to instead, she spewed out an alarming figure: “Call me the youngest female artist to go platinum… call me some sh*t like that… the girl who got a million-dollar make-up deal, the girl who made over f*cking $50 million on OnlyFans… When you try to find a way to be annoying about something, it’s just kinda weird.”
Watch a video of Bhad Bhabie’s Instagram live video above.
Bhad Bhabie is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
There are a number of unwritten rules in baseball that dictate proper etiquette on the diamond, and they can be tricky to parse out and may even vary from place to place. However, generally, spearing an opponent is considered bad form and grounds for fighting, so it comes as little surprise that the benches cleared in a Texas college baseball game between Weatherford College and North Central Texas College when exactly that happened.
NCTC’s Josh Phillips hit a two-run homer off of Weatherford pitcher Owen Woodward to give NCTC the lead in the sixth inning, and as he got to third base, Woodward threw off his glove and sprinted to Phillips, hitting him with a spear that would make Goldberg blush.
In a game between NCTC & Weatherford,
Josh Phillips hits a go ahead home run and the weatherford pitcher LEVELS him while he’s rounding the bases…
— Texas College Baseball (@TexasCollegeBSB) April 20, 2022
I have no idea what happened between the time Phillips made contact with the ball and the point this video starts, but there is nothing he could have done that would’ve deserved this. I would love to see whatever happened, because it better have been an all-time home run celebration — like, maybe he did cartwheels down the entire first base line — because if it was a bat flip and some trash talk, this is an outrageous reaction.
Woodward probably won’t play much more baseball this season, but the Weatherford football team, if there is one, surely will be making a call to see if he’d like to play linebacker in the fall. The best part of the video is Phillips completing his home run trot, complete with the point to the sky as he crosses home plate, as Woodward is being escorted off the field by his teammates.
There have been a lot of Star Wars games. While video games related to the franchise have not been nearly as common over the last decade, it used to be that Star Wars games were a regular part of the industry and something that fans got excited for. With LucasFilms Games recently forming though, and dropping exclusivity, it has given fans a chance to not only play new Star Wars games but also re-experience some old ones.
Aspyr Media is one of those companies giving fans the opportunity to get back into older Star Wars games, and is currently in the process of remaking Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic after it just finished porting Star Wars: Force Unleashed to the Switch. With both of these titles under their belt, it led to Twitter user Sam Schumacher asking if the company had plans for a port of Rogue Squadron. The company gave an honest answer, if there was a demand for one then sure!
Here at Aspyr we’re huge Star Wars fans and love bringing Star Wars games to new audiences. For us, it’s all about the games we think players are most passionate about and would love to see brought to new platforms. If the demand is there, we’re on board
For anyone that might not know, Rogue Squadron is one of the most popular series of Star Wars games ever made. It let many fans relive iconic moments from the movies, such as blowing up the Death Star and the battle on Hoth, but largely through the pilot’s seat. The ability to fly an X-Wing or a Tie Fighter was a dream for many the first time they watched those movies and it let fans experience that. So unsurprisingly, plenty of fans have been letting Aspyr Media know about the demand for a Rogue Squadron port.
Netflix isn’t here for any of that bad news. Instead, they’re forging ahead with the return of a fan-favorite series that’s been gone too long. In addition, the return of Mike Myers will go down on the streaming service, and when you’re done with all of that, there are some R-rated robots and a nuclear-disaster documentary series for those who got reeled in a few years ago by HBO’s Chernobyl.
After you’re done with all of the fresh original offerings (and there are many more below in the full list), also take a peek at the incoming library additions. Those include multiple Jackass entries along with some followup seasons of Servant of the People, starring future Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in a role that might have prompted life imitating art.
Here’s everything coming to (and leaving) Netflix in May
Stranger Things 4: Volume 1 (Netflix series streaming 5/27)
Bad hair abounds as darkness once again descends upon Hawkins, Indiana. Hopefully, there will be some answers regarding the Upside Down, and The Duffer Brothers are promising that this season’s delay is down to it simply becoming so big. Also, it’s spring break! But it’s not a fun time, since there’s new terror on the horizon and possible war. Fortunately, the gang is all back, including Millie Bobby Brown, Winona Ryder, David Harbour, Finn Wolfhard, Gaten Matarazzo, and more. Also, Robert Englund will bring some Freddy Krueger flavor ahead of a fifth and final season.
The Pentaverate (Netflix series streaming 5/5)
Mike Myers (he’s back) wasn’t content to play a few characters in this series, so he decided to portray eight different personalities. Take that, Bridgertonnetball prop. The show revolves around the centuries-long aftermath of a catastrophe (the Black Plague of 1347), after which a secret society came together to make sure that humanity’s sh*t doesn’t go off the rails again. Since there (probably) won’t be anAustin Powers 4, we can all relax and enjoy Myers while feeling grateful that this isn’t a Love Guru sequel.
The Lincoln Lawyers (Netflix series streaming 5/13)
You may have seen the Matthew McConaughey-starring film, and here’s a TV series that’s also based upon the bestselling novels by Michael Connelly. Manuel Garcia-Rulfo stars as Mickey Haller, who runs his law practice out of his Lincoln Town Car, and that includes a high-profile murder case, so no problem, right?
Meltdown: Three Mile Island (Netflix documentary series streaming 5/4)
The team behind Erin Brockovich presents this limited series about how ordinary people stepped up to work extraordinary feats after a near-catastrophe at a Pennsylvania nuclear plant. Expect to see archival footage and reenactments along with home video that’s never been presented before in a public forum. In the end, director Kief Davidson (The Ivory Game) will also take viewers through the perspective of whistleblower Richard Parks to see how this terrible nuclear incident really went down.
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Love, Death & Robots: Volume 3 (Netflix series streaming 5/20)
The Tim Miller and David Fincher combo can’t be stopped in this series that dives into a wide range of genres in animated form. So, expect fantasy, horror, sci-fi, and some sexiness, all while these R-rated robots hum towards comedic apocalypses and ancient evils. What else would one expect from the helmers behind Deadpool and Mindhunter?
Avail. TBA Like a Rolling Stone: The Life & Times of Ben Fong-Torres
Welcome to Wedding Hell
Avail. 5/1 42
3 Ninjas: Kick Back
40-Love
A River Runs Through It
Are You the One?: Season 6 Blippi Wonders: Season 1 Corpse Bride
Crazy, Stupid, Love.
Den of Thieves
Dirty Harry
Empire State
Forrest Gump
Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle
Hello, My Name Is Doris
Jackass: The Movie
Jackass 2.5
Jackass 3.5
John Q Menace II Society
Once Upon a Time in America
Rambo
Rambo: Last Blood
Road to Perdition
Seven Years in Tibet
Soul Surfer
Summerland
The Gentlemen
The Lake House
U.S. Marshals (1998) War of the Worlds
When Harry Met Sally
You’ve Got Mail
Avail. 5/2 Octonauts: Above & Beyond: Season 2
Avail. 5/3 Hold Your Breath: The Ice Dive
Avail. 5/4 40 Years Young
The Circle: Season 4 El marginal: Season 5 Meltdown: Three Mile Island
Summertime: Season 3
Avail. 5/5 Blood Sisters
Clark
The Pentaverate
Thomas & Friends: All Engines Go: Season 1 Wild Babies
Avail. 5/6 Along for the Ride
Marmaduke
The Sound of Magic
Thar
The Takedown
Welcome to Eden
Avail. 5/8 Christina P: Mom Genes
Avail. 5/9 Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 Sustainable War
Avail. 5/10 Outlander: Season 5 Workin’ Moms: Season 6 42 Days of Darkness Brotherhood: Season 2 Operation Mincemeat
Our Father
The Getaway King
Avail. 5/12
Maverix
Savage Beauty
Avail. 5/13 Bling Empire: Season 2 The Life and Movies of Erşan Kuneri
The Lincoln Lawyer
New Heights
Senior Year
Avail. 5/14 Borrego
Avail. 5/15 PJ Masks: Season 4
Avail. 5/16 Blippi’s Adventures
Servant of the People: Season 2-3 Vampire in the Garden
Avail. 5/17 The Future Diary: Season 2
Avail. 5/18 Cyber Hell: Exposing an Internet Horror
Love on the Spectrum U.S.
The Perfect Family
Toscana
Who Killed Sara?: Season 3
Avail. 5/19
A Perfect Pairing
The Boss Baby: Back in the Crib
The G Word with Adam Conover
Insiders: Season 2
The Photographer: Murder in Pinamar
Rodrigo Sant’Anna: I’ve Arrived
Avail. 5/20
Ben Is Back
F*ck Love Too
Jackass 4.5
Love, Death & Robots: Volume 3
Wrong Side of the Tracks
Avail. 5/222
ONE PIECE: New Episodes
Avail. 5/23
Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045: Season 2
Godspeed
Sea of Love
Avail. 5/25
Larva Pendant
Somebody Feed Phil: Season 5
Avail. 5/26 Insiders: Season 2 My Little Pony: Make Your Mark
Pokémon Master Journeys: The Series: Part 3
Avail. 5/27 Stranger Things 4: Volume 1
Avail. 5/30 Mighty Little Bheem: I Love Taj Mahal
Avail. 5/31 Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 1 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Season 1
Leaving 5/1 Colony: Seasons 1-3 Hoarders: Season 11 WWII in HD: Season 1
Leaving 5/3 StartUp: Seasons 1-3 The Clovehitch Killer
Leaving 5/31 Battleship
Bill Burr: You People Are All the Same
Chloe
Closer
Coach Carter
Dennis the Menace
Downton Abbey: Series 1-6 Final Destination 3
Final Destination 5
Free Willy
Hairspray
Happy Endings: Seasons 1-3 Happy Feet
I Know What You Did Last Summer
I Still Know What You Did Last Summer
New Year’s Eve
Sniper: Legacy
Stardust
Sucker Punch
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie
The Blind Side
The Devil’s Advocate
The Disaster Artist
The Final Destination
Top Gun
Wild Things
Zoolander
Now that The Slap has turned award ceremonies into a MMA match waiting to happen, The Tony Awards are already getting ahead of any potential fisticuffs by making it clear that if anything like the Will Smith and Chris Rock incident goes down, they won’t hesitate to toss folks out. Even though this year’s show is nearly two months away, the Tony Awards let attendees know that it will have a zero tolerance policy for violence at the event.
A letter to potential ticket buyers, sent by Tony Award Productions, included a new warning in its FAQ section, writing, “The Tony Awards has a strict no violence policy. In the event of an incident, the perpetrator will be removed from the event immediately.” The “no violence policy” was issued among other rules of attendance including black tie attire, proof of COVID-19 vaccinations, and non-transferable tickets.
The Tony Awards announcing its “no violence policy” arrives just as the discourse around The Slap has finally become a dull roar. For at least two weeks following the Oscars, Smith assaulting Rock onstage has dominated headlines as past and present hosts weighed in on the controversy, and people watched as the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences weighed how to punish Smith who had preemptively resigned. He was eventually hit with a 10-year ban from all Academy events. However, that does not prevent him from still being nominated for an Oscar.
Meanwhile, Rock is just trying to get on with his comedy tour without The Slap hanging in the air. Although, he did joke that he finally has his hearing back.
Controversy magnet Tekashi 69 claims he’s been flexing with fake cash after receiving several lawsuits over missed shows and late payments. He’s currently on the hook for a handful of cases, including one for his involvement in a 2018 robbery, two for skipping on shows after being paid upfront, and one for an unpaid bill to his former security company. All told, he’s in a bad way — or at least, that’s what he wants the courts to think, telling a judge he’s “struggling to make ends meet” and may declare bankruptcy.
This is why it was odd to see him on his social media flexing stacks of cash as he strutted in his driveway in a video on Instagram, boasting, “This is really my lifestyle.” He also flashed armloads of jewelry and a fleet of sports cars.
However, on Monday, he seemed to have a completely different attitude during an appearance on TMZ Live. When asked about $1 million in restitution he owes in the robbery case, he replied, “I ain’t got it right now. I ain’t got it. And that was prop money. I ain’t got it.” He explained the video by noting, “I’m an entertainer and obviously, we talking about it, so I did a pretty good job at entertaining people… You know how you have a degree in law? I have a degree in entertainment.”
Be that as it may, he’ll need to find a way to turn that prop cash into the real thing if he wants to stay ahead of the repo man. Otherwise, he could end up in worse straits than the ones he found himself in when he was arrested for racketeering at the height of his success.
A few days ago, Lorde had to postpone a couple of concerts due to laryngitis. After some rest, she came back strong, delivering a cover of Rosalía’s “Hentai” a few nights ago. She found herself at Radio City Music Hall last night and at the iconic NYC venue, she honored The Strokes, one of the city’s most iconic rock bands of the past couple decades.
She did so with a cover of “The End Has No End,” a single from the band’s 2003 sophomore album Room On Fire. Lorde went ahead and gave the song a new aesthetic, eschewing its rock sensibilities in favor of singing over a gentle guitar line.
The Rosalía cover went down at the same venue the night before, with both covers leading into a performance of Lorde’s own “Liability.” Lorde has another show set for Philadelphia’s Metropolitan Opera House tonight, so if Lorde covers are your jam, head to the venue in a few hours or keep an eye on social media for clips from the concert.
On a related note, Lorde was the one being covered recently when Glass Animals recorded a rendition of “Solar Power” for their Spotify Singles release.
Watch a snippet of Lorde’s The Strokes cover above.
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