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Two years after Hamas’ Oct. 7 massacre, 48 hostages — dead and alive — remain in captivity
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Two years after Hamas carried out its brutal Oct. 7, 2023, massacre, 48 hostages are still in the Gaza Strip. Of those who remain, not all are alive. Some, including two U.S. citizens, are confirmed to be deceased and their bodies remain in the hands of their captors.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio released a statement marking the anniversary as the U.S. seeks to broker a deal between Israel and Hamas based on President Donald Trump’s 20-Point Plan.
«On this second anniversary of Hamas’s heinous October 7 attacks, the United States remains steadfast in our support for Israel in our common fight against terrorism and our shared commitment to bringing an end to the suffering of all hostages and their families,» Rubio said. «[The president’s] 20-Point Plan offers a historic opportunity to close this dark chapter, and to build a foundation for lasting peace and security for all.»
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Aviv marking the second anniversary of the attacks by Palestinian terrorists, on Oct. 7, 2025. (Ahmad Gharabli/AFP via Getty Images)
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee released a statement Monday, a day before the anniversary, as Tuesday also marks the start of Sukkot, when many Jews refrain from using technology during the holiday’s first two days.
«Hamas shattered a peaceful morning by massacring 1,200 innocent men, women, and children and barbarically taking hostage more than 250 into Gaza’s terror tunnels – including U.S. citizens,» Huckabee said. «May October 7, 2023, forever remind us that evil and antisemitism are not mere metaphors – but brutal realities that God and Holy Scripture enjoin us to combat with all our might.»
«Thanks to the tremendous leadership of President Trump, there is a deal to free the remaining 48 hostages – living and deceased – from Gaza’s dungeons, bring closure to the families, and establish conditions for a lasting peace. We pray and continue to make every effort to bring the 48 hostages, including two U.S. citizens, home so they are reunited with their loved ones,» he added.
Israeli and Hamas leaders are engaging in talks in Egypt as the end of the war hangs in the balance. Hamas recently agreed to release all hostages, including those living and the remains of the dead, but did not accept Trump’s deal.
The remaining hostages believed to be alive are Rom Braslavski, Evyatar David, Guy Gilboa-Dalal, Gali Berman, Ziv Berman, Segev Kalfon, Eitan Horn, Omri Miran, Avinatan Or, Matan Angrest, Nimrod Cohen, Elkana Bohbot, Ariel Cunio, David Cunio, Bipin Joshi, Matan Zangauker, Maxim Herkin, Bar Abraham Kupershtein, Eitan Abraham Mor, Tamir Nimrodi, Yosef-Chaim Ohana and Alon Ohel, according to ABC News.
Those who are declared deceased but whose bodies remain in Gaza are Omer Neutra, Itay Chen, Meny Godard, Eliyahu Margalit, Eitan Levi, Yossi Sharabi, Hadar Goldin, Tamir Adar, Amiram Cooper, Muhammad Al-Atarash, Sahar Baruch, Lior Rudaeff, Uriel Baruch, Inbar Hayman, Arie Zalmanowicz, Ran Gvili, Tal Haimi, Guy Illouz, Ronen Engel, Joshua Loitu Mollel, Dror Or, Daniel Or, Daniel Peretz, Asaf Hamami, Sonthaya Oakkharasri and Sudthisak Rinthalak, according to ABC News.
Here are some of their stories.
People take part in a protest outside a U.S. Embassy branch in Tel Aviv on July 26, 2025, demanding the end of the war and immediate release of hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip. (AP Photo/Mahmoud Illean)
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Omer Neutra
Capt. Omer Neutra was serving as an IDF tank platoon commander in the Armored Corps 77th Battalion, 7th Brigade, when he was killed in battle on Oct. 7. Since then, his body has been held in Gaza while his parents, residents of Long Island, wait to bury their son. The IDF confirmed his death in December 2024.
Neutra grew up in a suburb of New York City, where he was born. His parents remember his sense of humor and his love of the New York Knicks. After high school, Neutra deferred his college studies to spend a gap year in Israel. While there, he further deferred college and instead enlisted in the Israeli army.
«He sees people. He pays attention. He has this great sense of humor. So, he touches so many,» Orna Neutra, Omer’s mother, told Fox News Digital in September 2024.
Itay Chen
Itay Chen, an American and Israeli citizen, was taken hostage when Hamas attacked his IDF unit during the Oct. 7 massacre. In March 2024, the IDF announced that Chen was likely dead.
Ruby Chen, Itay’s father, wrote in a July 4th op-ed that on America’s Independence Day his son’s «lack of freedom rings loudly.» He also addressed the United Nations to plead for the return of the hostages.
«Itay wasn’t just a name on the list. Itay was my son, whom I carried for 9 months and always tried to protect. Itay was a vibrant teenager who spent his youth with the Scouts and loved playing basketball with his brothers Roy and Alon,» Itay’s mother, Hagit Chen, wrote in an op-ed in October 2024.
Former Hamas hostage Eli Sharabi and Israeli U.N. Ambassador Danny Danon hold a photo of Sharabi’s family that shows his wife and daughters, all three of whom were murdered on Oct. 7. (Perry Bindelglass)
Yossi Sharabi
Yossi Sharabi, whose brother, Eli, was released from Hamas captivity in February 2025, remains in Gaza. Yossi was kidnapped on Oct. 7 from Kibbutz Be’eri, one of the hardest-hit communities in southern Israel. In January 2024, Israel confirmed his death.
Yossi’s brother Eli suffered tremendous losses. In addition to his brother, Eli’s wife and daughters were also murdered by Hamas. Since being released, Eli has been outspoken about the brutality of captivity and has advocated for the release of other hostages.
Eitan Levi
Eitan Levi drove a friend to her home in Kibbutz Be’eri on Oct. 7, 2023, when at 7:30 a.m. he called to report missile fire, according to the Hostages and Missing Families Forum. At 7:40 a.m., Levi, while on the phone, was heard saying it landed on the roof of his car, the group said. What followed were the sounds of a struggle, Arabic and then silence.
Levi’s family was notified of his murder 62 days later, the organization said.
«We will continue to talk about you, to commemorate you and to fight for the return of your body for burial in Israel,» Levi’s son Shachar said, according to the forum.
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Eliyahu Margalit
Eliyahu Margalit was murdered at Kibbutz Nir Oz on Oct. 7, and his body was taken hostage. His daughter, Nili Margalit, was also taken captive but was released in November 2023, according to The Times of Israel.
The 75-year-old’s family said he was going to feed his beloved horses on the morning of the massacre, The Times of Israel reported. His horses were also reportedly taken into Gaza.
Hadar Goldin’s body has been held captive by Hamas terrorists since 2014. (Courtesy: Bring Them Home Now)
Hadar Goldin
Hadar Goldin was not taken in the Oct. 7 attacks. He was an IDF soldier who was killed in 2014 during Operation Protective Edge. His body has been held in Gaza for over a decade.
Chair of the DOJ Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, Leo Terrell, met with the Goldin family and often wears a hat with Hadar’s name on it.
Last month, Terrell wrote on X, «Hadar is the longest held hostage in Gaza. His story reminds us of unbearable pain families endure daily. Hamas must release all the hostages! Every mom has the right to bury her son!»
Ofir Braslavski shows a video from terrorist group Palestinian Islamic Jihad, published last week of his son Rom looking gaunt and emaciated in captivity in Gaza. (AP Photo/Ohad Zwigenberg)
Rom Braslavski
Rom Braslavski was working as a security guard at the Nova music festival when he was taken hostage.
«When the terrorists attacked, Rom could have fled to save himself. Instead, he chose to stay. He stayed to treat the wounded, evacuate the injured, shelter the terrified, and did his best to somehow preserve dignity amid chaos,» Ofir Braslavski wrote in a Fox News Digital op-ed in August 2025, shortly after Rom’s captors released a propaganda video of him.
In the video, Braslavski appeared frail and said he was suffering unbearable pain and was unable to stand or go to the bathroom on his own.
«What I saw shattered me: my son – on the verge of death, visibly suffering, crying and begging for his life. I didn’t recognize him. He was so weak, so emaciated. His voice was frail, and his eyes were hollow and empty – as if he was about to give up. I know it’s hard to believe, but this was the first time I ever saw my son cry. Really cry,» Ofir wrote, adding a plea to Trump to get his son «out of hell.»
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This screengrab from a video released on Aug. 1, 2025, by Hamas shows Israeli hostage Evyatar David looking weak and malnourished. David was abducted during the Hamas attack on Oct. 7, 2023. (AFP via Getty Images)
Evyatar David
Evyatar David was abducted from the Nova music festival on Oct. 7, 2023. Since being taken captive, David has appeared in propaganda films put out by his captors. One of the videos showed him and Guy Gilboa-Dalal, his childhood best friend who was also kidnapped, being forced to watch other hostages be freed.
In August, David was in a video that shocked the world and drew commentary from the White House. He looked frail – reduced to just 90 pounds – and was seen struggling to speak. Though, in a section that struck many, David was forced to dig his own grave. When asked about the video, Trump called it «horrible.»
Ilay David, Evyatar’s brother, addressed the United Nations after the video was released.
«As my younger brother, a living skeleton, was forced to speak and dig his grave, the chubby and well-fed hand of a Hamas terrorist entered the frame. Suddenly, Hamas confirmed what we have known for months – the terrorists have plenty of food. The only ones starving in Hamas’ tunnels are the hostages,» Ilay said.
Guy Gilboa-Dalal
Guy Gilboa-Dalal was taken from the Nova music festival along with his childhood best friend Evyatar David. In March, Gilboa-Dalal was featured in a propaganda video with David in which the two were forced to watch other hostages be released before having the door of the van they were sitting in slammed shut. Both of the men appeared thin, tired and frightened.
People lift a banner and portraits of Israelis held hostage in the Gaza Strip during a rally in Tel Aviv marking two years since the attacks on Oct. 7, 2025. (Ahmad Gharabli/AFP via Getty Images)
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Gali and Ziv Berman
Twins Gali and Ziv Berman, who turned 28 while in captivity, were taken from Kibbutz Kfar Aza, along with Emily Damari, who was freed earlier this year.
«Our beloved Gali and Ziv, how we feared this day would come – a second birthday in hell. You are 28 years old today, though we’re not sure you even know it,» the Berman family said in a statement, The Jerusalem Post reported. «You have lost your freedom and control over your own lives.»
While their current status is unknown, the Berman family was told that the brothers were separated shortly after arriving in Gaza.
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Rubio blasts China over ‘unjust and tragic’ 20-year sentence for Hong Kong democracy activist Jimmy Lai
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The U.S. urged China to reverse what Secretary of State Marco Rubio called an «unjust and tragic» sentence against Hong Kong publisher and democracy activist Jimmy Lai, after Beijing-backed courts handed the 78-year-old a 20-year prison term under the national security law.
«The conviction shows the world that Beijing will go to extraordinary lengths to silence those who advocate fundamental freedoms in Hong Kong,» Rubio said in a statement. «The United States urges the authorities to grant Mr. Lai humanitarian parole.»
The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) used Hong Kong’s courts to sentence Lai on Monday, cementing one of the most consequential national security cases since Beijing imposed a sweeping new law in the wake of months-long anti-CCP protests.
Lai, a billionaire media entrepreneur, founded the now-shuttered Apple Daily newspaper in 1995 once Hong Kong’s most outspoken pro-democracy publication. He is among the highest-profile figures arrested under the 2020 National Security Law Beijing imposed following the unrest.
The protests, sparked by fears Beijing was eroding Hong Kong’s promised autonomy, were followed by a sweeping security crackdown that criminalized dissent and reshaped the city’s legal system.
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Jimmy Lai, owner of Hong Kong-based media company Next Media Ltd, leaves the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) headquarters in Hong Kong Sept. 17, 2014. (Tyrone Siu / Reuters)
The sentence also puts renewed pressure on President Donald Trump, who has previously spoken out about Lai’s detention and is expected to travel to Beijing in April amid broader negotiations with China. Human rights advocates and some lawmakers have urged Trump to raise Lai’s case directly with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, warning that silence would be read in Beijing as acquiescence.
Trump said in December 2025 that he had personally urged Xi to release Lai.
«I spoke to President Xi about it, and I asked to consider his release,» Trump said. «He’s not well, he’s an older man, and he’s not well, so I did put that request out. We’ll see what happens.»
Hong Kong authorities convicted Lai of two counts of conspiracy to collude with foreign forces, a national security offense under the Beijing-imposed law. Prosecutors argued that Lai and his co-defendants used his media platform and international network to lobby for sanctions, blockades or other hostile actions by foreign governments against China and Hong Kong — actions the court said threatened national security.
Judges labeled Lai the «mastermind» of the alleged plots.
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Lai also was convicted of conspiracy to publish seditious materials under a separate provision of Hong Kong’s colonial-era Crimes Ordinance, applied in conjunction with the national security regime. Prosecutors cited hundreds of Apple Daily articles they said were designed to «incite public hatred or contempt» against authorities.
Lai and his defense team rejected that characterization as criminalizing expression.
Crowds of protesters marching on the streets of Hong Kong during the demonstration on January 1, 2020. Anti-CCP demonstrations led to a major crackdown. (Willie Siau / SOPA Images via Getty )
Sebastian Lai, the publisher’s son, said the sentence effectively amounts to a life term given his father’s age and deteriorating health.
«20 years, he’s 78 years old now. This is essentially a life sentence — or more like a death sentence, given the conditions he’s being kept in,» Sebastian Lai said on FOX Business Monday. He said his father has lost significant weight in detention and now suffers from heart issues and diabetes, adding, «we’re incredibly worried about his life.»
Sebastian Lai said his father, a Catholic, remains «a man of deep faith» despite years in detention, believing «no matter how hard the conditions he was under, that he still did the right thing.»
He also recalled that his father declined multiple opportunities to leave Hong Kong before his arrest, choosing instead to stay rather than abandon his principles or colleagues.
Sebastien Lai and Sen. Marco Rubio posing for a photo with a poster of Lai’s father. (Fox News)
The younger Lai said his father’s case should serve as a warning for Taiwan, arguing that Beijing’s promise of autonomy under a «one country, two systems» model in Hong Kong has revealed how tightly mainland China ultimately controls the territory.
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Lai already has spent more than five years in prison serving a separate sentence for a fraud conviction and for organizing unauthorized assemblies during the protests.
His defense has argued the case criminalized political speech and journalism rather than genuine national security threats, saying Lai’s calls for international pressure on Beijing amounted to lawful advocacy and that meetings with U.S. officials and media appearances were routine for a prominent publisher and democracy advocate, not evidence of conspiracy.
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Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party secured a sweeping win in Sunday’s parliamentary elections, capturing about 316 seats in the 465-member lower house and achieving a governing supermajority alongside allies. The result gives her a strong mandate to advance a conservative agenda focused on defense, immigration and economic reforms, the Associated Press reported.
A heavy metal fan and drummer, Takaichi — who has long cited former British PM Margaret Thatcher as a personal and political inspiration — expressed gratitude for President Trump’s support, thanking him for his congratulatory message following the victory and signaling continued alignment with Washington.
Trump praised her leadership in a post after the results were announced. «Congratulations to Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and her Coalition on a LANDSLIDE Victory in today’s very important Vote,» Trump wrote on social media, «Sanae’s bold and wise decision to call for an election paid off big time. Her Party now runs the Legislature, holding a HISTORIC TWO THIRDS SUPERMAJORITY — The first time since World War II. Sanae: It was my Honor to Endorse you and your Coalition. I wish you Great Success in passing your Conservative, Peace Through Strength Agenda. The wonderful people of Japan, who voted with such enthusiasm, will always have my strong support.»
SANAE TAKAICHI BECOMES JAPAN’S FIRST FEMALE PRIME MINISTER, CITING THATCHER INSPIRATION
President Donald Trump and Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi arrive to speak to troops aboard USS George Washington at Fleet Activities Yokosuka on Oct. 28, 2025 in Yokosuka, Japan. (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
The election outcome represents one of the strongest performances for the ruling party in years and solidifies Takaichi’s position only months after taking office as Japan’s first female prime minister.
Following the results, Takaichi said she was prepared to move forward with policies aimed at making Japan «strong and prosperous,» as she seeks to implement reforms and bolster national security, the Associated Press reported.
Her agenda includes boosting defense spending, revising security policies and stimulating economic growth, while maintaining a tougher posture toward regional threats such as China. Known for her hawkish stance on Beijing, Takaichi is expected to maintain Japan’s close alignment with the United States.
«Takaichi’s landslide win shows other leaders that defiance of China can be popular with voters. Nobody has to appease or please Xi Jinping anymore,» Asia analyst Gordon Chang told Fox News Digital.
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Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s prime minister, is seen playing drums in Tokyo on Sept. 24, 2021, when she was the internal affairs minister. (Kyodo via Reuters)
U.S. officials also welcomed the outcome. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described aid on Fox News’ «Sunday Morning Futures With Maria Bartiromo» that Takaichi is a strong ally and emphasized that her leadership strengthens the strategic partnership between Washington and Tokyo.
Takaichi’s victory is widely seen as a geopolitical signal as well as a domestic political triumph. Analysts say the strengthened mandate could deepen cooperation with the United States on security and economic policy at a time of rising tensions in the Indo-Pacific.
The snap election, called just months into her premiership, was widely viewed as a referendum on her leadership. With the opposition fragmented, voters delivered a decisive result that now gives Takaichi political space to pursue her agenda through the remainder of the parliamentary term.
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Lawmakers applaud Sanae Takaichi during a lower house session in Tokyo on Oct. 21, 2025, after she was elected Japan’s first female prime minister. (Eugene Hoshiko/AP Photo)
Takaichi backs strengthening Japan’s defense posture and supports constitutional revision to expand the role of the military. Economically, she has praised the stimulus-driven policies associated with former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Her public thanks to Trump underscores how central the U.S. alliance remains to Tokyo’s strategy moving forward, experts say, as she prepares to translate electoral momentum into legislative and security action at home and abroad.
Reuters and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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El show de Bad Bunny en el Super Bowl impactó en la Casa Blanca y reavivó el debate por las deportaciones de Trump
El show de medio tiempo de Bad Bunny en el Super Bowl fue un mensaje político y de resistencia de la comunidad latina que repercutió fuerte en la Casa Blanca y en el ala más radical de la derecha estadounidense.
El que saltó al Levi’s Stadium de Santa Clara, en California, no fue el artista estadounidense mundialmente famoso. Fue Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, el orgulloso puertorriqueño que le mandó un fuerte recado a Donald Trump: “Aquí estamos”.
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Es la primera vez en la historia del deporte más “americano” de EE.UU. que el tradicional espectáculo de medio tiempo se canta enteramente en español, con temática latina, cultural y política, en momentos en que el gobierno de Trump aterroriza, detiene y deporta a decenas de miles de migrantes hispanos sin importar si tienen papeles en trámite o carecen de documentos.
“El show de medio tiempo de Bad Bunny funcionó como una declaración política construida desde una afirmación de la realidad cultural”, dijo a TN la experta en comunicación estadounidense Mary Arda.
Un mensaje de resistencia
Trump quedó shockeado, a juzgar por su airada reacción tras el show del “Conejo Malo”.
“El show de medio tiempo es absolutamente terrible, uno de los peores de la historia. No tiene sentido, es una afrenta a la grandeza de Estados Unidos y no representa nuestros estándares de éxito, creatividad o excelencia”, escribió. Además, afirmó: “Nadie entiende lo que está diciendo este tipo”. Bad Bunny brilló en el Super Bowl (Doug Mills/The New York Times)
El show fue un rescate de las raíces latinas, con banderas de países de todas las Américas, bailes y gestos de respaldo y orgullo a una comunidad en jaque. También contó con la participación de Ricky Martin, interpretando “Lo Que le Pasó a Hawaii”, un canción de protesta sobre Puerto Rico cuya letra reza “no quiero que hagan contigo lo que le pasó a Hawaii”
“Interpretado íntegramente en español y anclado en la identidad puertorriqueña, Bad Bunny situó la presencia latina como una experiencia transnacional en el escenario más masivo de Estados Unidos”, dijo Arda.
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La analista afirmó que “desde el entretenimiento, confirmó la centralidad de la cultura latina en el mainstream estadounidense. Desde lo político, puso en evidencia la distancia creciente entre esa realidad social y unas políticas migratorias materializadas en deportaciones masivas y operativos de control que han profundizado la división social en el país”.
La derecha radical quiso sabotear el show
No solo Trump expresó su enojo. La derecha radical estadounidense buscó sabotear el show.
“Hubo un boicot y una indignación de figuras de derecha que se opusieron a escuchar español durante el Super Bowl o afirmaron erróneamente que los puertorriqueños no son estadounidenses”, escribió el diario The Washington Post.
Además, la organización conservadora Turning Point USA, fundada por el activista Charlie Kirk, asesinado el año pasado, transmitió su propio concierto alternativo con Kid Rock, Brantley Gilbert y artistas country de nivel medio. Bad Bunny cantó en el Super Bowl (Loren Elliott/The New York Times)
La activista mexicana María Elena Valdivia, abogada de la organización Migrantes y Minorías de la Florida, dijo a TN que aún estaba emocionada. “Nos puso identidad a todos, aunque todos no nos llamemos Benito”, afirmó.
Para Valdivia, el show “fue un recordatorio poderosísimo de que nuestras voces, historias y raíces no pueden ser ignoradas. Bad Bunny le ha dado visibilidad no solo a Puerto Rico, sino a todos los migrantes, presentando a América como un continente, un pueblo completo desde el norte hasta el sur”.
“La voz de Benito es poderosa. Puso en la palestra lo incómodo que es para el sistema que Puerto Rico haya quedado olvidado y que EE.UU. esté presente para los latinos solo en lo que a ellos les conviene”, afirmó.
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Además, aseguró: “Es un mensaje de resistencia claro. Hay un antes y un después de esto. No solo es visibilidad y representación. Es resistencia”.
María Bilbao, activista argentina y coordinadora de campañas de la American Friends Service Committee, una organización de la Florida que defiende los derechos de los migrantes, coincidió:
“En un momento tan duro para la comunidad hispana, marcado por discursos de odio, políticas migratorias crueles y la criminalización del acento y del origen, ver a un artista latino en el centro del horario estelar es un acto de resistencia suave pero firme”, dijo en diálogo con TN.
Para Bilbao, Bad Bunny “no grita ni confronta, pero dice con claridad: ‘Estamos acá’. Somos millones. Y no vamos a achicarnos para encajar’. Es una caricia al alma, a nuestra comunidad tan necesaria en estos tiempos”, concluyó.
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