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I don't want to go to school.
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ʻAʻole au makemake e hele i ke kula.
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This egg is fresh.
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Maka kēia hua.
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This dog is big.
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Nui kēia ʻīlio.
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I want to go to college.
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Makemake au e hele i ke kulanui.
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I'm confused.
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Huikau au.
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I want to go to Kyoto.
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Makemake au e hele i Kioko.
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I'm an engineer.
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He wilikī au.
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This dog is white.
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Keʻokeʻo kēia ʻīlio.
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I want to go to Australia with my family.
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Makemake au e hele i ʻAukekulelia me koʻu ʻohana.
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I'm a student.
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He haumāna au.
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I'm not hungry.
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ʻAʻole au pōloli.
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The bread is not fresh.
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ʻAʻole maka ka palaoa.
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I am a cat.
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He pōpoki au.
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I am a married man.
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He kāne mea wahine au.
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I will go.
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E hele au.
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I'm not smart.
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ʻAʻole au akamai.
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I am a human being.
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He kanaka au.
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I'm not a teacher.
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ʻAʻole au he kumu.
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I am a girl.
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He kaikamahine au.
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I have two cats.
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ʻElua aʻu pōpoki.
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The bread is fresh.
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Maka ka palaoa.
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The girl is beautiful.
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Nani ke kaikamahine.
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This corn is fresh.
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Maka kēia kūlina.
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I'm not a doctor.
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ʻAʻole au he kauka.
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This house will exist.
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E kū kēia hale.
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I am a woman.
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He wahine au.
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This cat is very fat.
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Momona loa kēia pōpoki.
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I will come.
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E hele mai au.
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This is a green apple.
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He ʻāpala ʻōmaʻomaʻo kēia.
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This is a school.
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He kula kēia.
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She's a student.
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He haumāna ʻo ia.
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You're eating.
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Ke ʻai nei ʻoe.
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This is an apple.
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He ʻāpala kēia.
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This is a pear.
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He pea kēia.
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This book is green.
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ʻŌmaʻomaʻo kēia puke.
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The apple is not green.
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ʻAʻole ʻōmaʻomaʻo ka ʻāpala.
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This apple is not red.
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ʻAʻole ʻula kēia ʻāpala.
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This is an orange.
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He ʻalani kēia.
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I want to learn Hawaiian.
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Makemake au e aʻo i ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi.
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The pencil is small.
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Liʻiliʻi ka penikala.
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The bus is long.
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Loloa ke kaʻa ʻōhua.
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I'm going to a store.
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Ke hele nei au ma he hale kūʻai.
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You'll see the students.
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E ʻike ʻoe nā haumāna.
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She's looking for a hotel.
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ʻImi ʻo ia he hōkele.
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I live in Honolulu.
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Noho au ma Honolulu.
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The man is young.
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ʻŌpio ke kāne.
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The man is strong.
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Ikaika ke kāne.
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The horse is not white.
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ʻAʻole keʻokeʻo ka lio.
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They're doctors.
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Kauka lāua.
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They're doctors.
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Kauka lākou.
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She's a good woman.
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He wahine maikaʻi ʻo ia.
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Your father is tall.
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Loa kou makua kāne.
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Their car is not good.
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ʻAʻole maikaʻi kō lāua kaʻa.
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She is a good student.
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He haumāna maikaʻi ʻo ia.
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Is it a bird?
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He manu ʻo ia?
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Is it a chair?
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He noho ʻo ia?
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It is a bird.
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He manu ʻo ia.
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It is a chair.
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He noho ʻo ia.
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You're not a man.
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ʻAʻole ʻoe he kāne.
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You're not a woman.
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ʻAʻole ʻoe he wahine.
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You're an engineer.
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He wilikī ʻoe.
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I'm the teacher.
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ʻO au ke kumu.
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I went to the bank.
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I hele au ma ka panakō.
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The boy is hoeing.
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Ke kālai nei ke keiki.
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The girls work.
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Hana nā kaikamahine.
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Pua sings.
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Hīmeni ʻo Pua.
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Pua sang.
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Ua hīmeni ʻo Pua.
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Pua is singing.
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Ke hīmeni nei ʻo Pua.
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Pua is going to sing.
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E hīmeni ana ʻo Pua.
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Pua sings at church.
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Hīmeni ʻo Pua i ka halepule.
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Pua sang at church.
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Ua hīmeni ʻo Pua i ka halepule.
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Pua is singing at church.
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Ke hīmeni nei ʻo Pua i ka halepule.
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Pua is going to sing at church.
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E hīmeni ana ʻo Pua i ka halepule.
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People are weird.
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Ano nā kanaka.
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This is a newspaper.
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He nūpepa kēia.
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I have two brothers.
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ʻElua oʻu kaikunāne.
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I have two books.
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ʻElua aʻu puke.
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I have two cars.
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ʻElua oʻu kaʻa.
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I have two children.
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ʻElua aʻu keiki.
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He is a teacher.
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He kumu ʻo ia.
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Good morning!
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Aloha kakahiaka!
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Good evening.
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Aloha ahiahi.
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How are you?
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Pehea ʻoe?
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What time is it?
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Holaʻehia kēia?
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I'm Ricardo.
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ʻO wauʻo Ricardo.
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Hello!
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Aloha!
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Hello Kaʻiulani.
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Aloha e Kaʻiulani.
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Thanks.
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Mahalo.
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Yes!
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ʻAe!
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No!
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ʻAʻole!
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Go, Kaʻiulani.
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E hele, e Kaʻiulani.
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Speak, Kawika.
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E ʻōlelo, e Kawika.
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Thank you!
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Mahalo!
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Thanks!
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Mahalo!
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I'll come.
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E hele mai au.
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I didn't take Tom's book.
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ʻAʻole au i lawe i ka puke a Koma.
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This is my mother.
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ʻO koʻu makuahine kēia.
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This is my father.
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ʻO koʻu makuakāne kēia.
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This is my job.
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ʻO kaʻu hana kēia.
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I'm a woman.
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He wahine au.
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