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[female narrator] Previously on Crossing Jordan...

[Garret] There's a growth in your brain the size of a golf ball.

I spoke to Dr. Sanchez. He says surgery.

Transnasal. Now.

Yeah, well, did he give you the stats on that?

That I could probably die,

maybe a have a stroke and be a vegetable?

You're gonna be fine.

It's not rocket science, just brain surgery.

If something goes south on the table today,

I don't wanna spend the next 40 years

drooling in front of a TV.

Jordan, that is not gonna happen.

Unless it does.

She's losing pressure.

It's arterial. Possibly carotid.

[Garret] A segment of the meningeal

moves in twine with the carotid artery.

There was no way to remove it.

So I'm just gonna have to live with.

I don't understand.

If the anesthetic's worn off, why hasn't she woken up?

Hi.

[Alicia Keys] Hello, my goodness.

I didn't know I was here.

[Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata]

♪ Do you know my name?

♪ Always got to try

♪ No matter how long that [bleep] takes ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah

♪ Whatever stops you from dreaming ♪

♪ Whatever tries to stop you from living ♪

♪ Flip it

[Alicia Keys' Piano & I]

♪

♪ Welcome home

What happened?

Welcome home!

Bug.

What about a bug?

Get it together, girl.

Go away.

Not until you tell me what's going on.

Tell him you're hallucinating.

As if she'd ever admit a weakness.

I'm fine. It's really nothing.

Liar, liar. Pants on fire.

You are such a child.

Did you lose your balance?

The doctor said that might happen for a few days.

[Kate] Tell him you saw a fly on the mirror.

Why are you helping me?

Why wouldn't I?

I saw a fly... on the mirror.

I killed it.

Guess you did.

I'm gonna go get my bag.

He bought it.

[suspenseful rock music]

♪

You're incredibly good-looking.

Sad for you,

we do not prioritize cases based on the beauty of the detective.

Whatever your criteria are, I can meet them.

We're very busy today. We'll get to you when we can.

I called four hours ago.

Here's your number.

You remind me of my mother.

Really? Your mom's snarky and impossible?

And you remind me of my cousin Richard.

Thinks his only function in life is to look pretty.

Look, I can't touch the body until one of you signs off.

I don't even know who he is.

We'll get you a medical examiner

as soon as one becomes available.

Here's one now.

Dr. Vijay. He'll take your case.

[scoffs]

You don't tell me what to do.

She's not in charge?In her dreams.

Finish the Baxter report. Now!

Yes, sir. Right away.

Chandler.

Sorry. What?

Chandler, Elliot. Detective.

Three years homicide in Pittsburgh, now here.

Yeah, I don't blame you.

Look, county dump.

You want me to drive?

[heavy sigh]

I'll meet you there.

All right!

[Garret] She's had her meds. Food's in the fridge.

Takeout menus on the table.

Nigel will be here at 11:00 to relieve you.

That's it?

Yeah, and call 9-1-1 if I have another seizure.

What?You remember.

You know, eyeballs rolling back in my head,

limbs flailing.

She's yanking your chain.That's funny.

She just needs to get a little rest, cover up.

Which might be possible

if you guys would just gimme back my keys

and go about your business,

not that I don't appreciate your concern.

Seriously, what if something does happen?

Call 9-1-1, then call me.

Nigel will be here in three hours.

And I want you to behave.

Yeah, love you too.

So, uh, what do you want to do?

I've been trying for two days to read this book.

Oh, right. I got it.

What should I do?

If you're hungry, you could help yourself.

Food. In the 'fridge.

I got it.

[crunching]

[Elliot] What've we got?

Rigor's just abating.

He's been dead about 24 hours.

[Elliot] Who is he?

Angelo Peppino, 43.

Savemart discount card.

Gym membership.

Ah. 41, 2, 3...

400-something dollars.

And no mugging. Not that I thought it was.

You're not gonna mug somebody

then cart their body to the dump.

Blunt force trauma.

How do you know that?

Looks like he hit his head on this chunk of concrete.

Or somebody hit him with it.

I don't know what happened here and neither do you.

You people are all so blasé.

My first homicide case,

I thought it was a bum who drank himself to death.

Didn't much care. Didn't take it seriously.

If I could hear your life story some other time,

that'd be great.

Turned out to be the first victim in a series.

If I'd caught the killer then,

four more people wouldn't have died.

It's not gonna happen again... ever.

I'm gonna find out what happened to this guy.

What did you say?

You heard me.

While you and half the staff are out babysitting Jordan,

this place is spinning out of control.

Anything else?

Tox is backed up by a week.

Breyer Labs can take the overflow.

Can they do our paperwork, too? And what about the autopsies?

Because none of that's getting done either.

Then go do it!

Hey!

[Kate] So? The Baxter report?

Done and on my desk? No.

He'll do it later. He has to get to Jordan's.

Go ahead.

No, you have to go back to work.

I need that report.

You may have noticed

the chain-of-command concept eludes her.

Get Jordan a home-care nurse.No!

You know, she's out of the woods.

She'd probably appreciate the peace and quiet.

So would I. Get going.

Woody's waiting.

So I'm the only one who works around here?

[Nigel] What's up, Buggles?

Where's your pungent detective?

Notifying the widow.

Hey! Is that for Jordan?

Yeah.

Okay, you know what?

I'll take it. You and I just changed shifts.

No, we didn't.

I've had just about enough of La Switzer

as I can take for one day, thank you very much.

Come on, Nige.

Detective Chandler is gonna be breathing down the neck

of whoever handles this case.

You know it makes me crazy to be hemmed in like that.

It makes Kate crazy too.

Hey, it'll give you something entertaining to watch.

[sucking teeth]

All right.

[reporter on TV] On the agenda is the replacement

of the city's budget director who's resigning under pressure.

We will bring you highlights tonight...

♪ In the news, Jordie's got the blues ♪

♪ People buggin' and freakin' ♪

♪ And coming over peekin'

♪ They think they're being framed... ♪

What? What?!

I'm sorry. I needed the remote.

What time is it?

Uh, 1:00.

1:00?

Nigel was supposed to be here at 11:00.

Where's my phone?

You okay?

Yeah.

Fine.

You sure?

You look a little green around the gills.

No, I'm fine.

A little sleepy.

I think I'll take a nap.

[Nigel] Know how many pens are thrown away every year?

Does it have any bearing on the case?

$1.6 billion.

[phone ringing]

You're not answering that.

Excuse me.

Nigel Townsend.

[Woody on phone] Where the hell are you?

I'm at work. Where the hell are you?

At Jordan's. It's 1:00.

If you're gonna stick me with double duty,

somebody should at least tell me.

What are you talking about?

I traded shifts with Bug.

Well, where's he?

He should've been with you like two hours ago.

No, no! I'm all ready being helped.

Thank you.

Ha. Funny.

All right, I'm on my way. Just wait for me!

Where you going?!Wait. Come on.

Jordan's.

All right, look. Come on.

Assume Mr. P here was killed at home by his wife.

Are you basing that on something

or have you had a string of bad relationships yourself?

Ha. Funny.

Nine disturbance calls at his house last year.

That doesn't make it murder.

And according to the neighbors,

his wife was constantly saying she wanted him dead.

Have you arrested her?

She's not home.

Well, here's a thought. Find her.

There's an APB out.

Look, I need to know what happened to this man.

Please.

Does that please work on your mother?

[laughs]

Sometimes.

Usually, I have to get her coffee too.

One very large, sugar-free

iced mocha cappuccino.

No whipped cream.

No whipped cream.

Bug, where are you?

I'm on my way to Jordan's to cover your butt.

You can't just blow this off and not tell anybody.

Bug?

Bug?

Bug?!

Bug!

[Nigel] The spilled soup, key is in the ignition,

and the door's wide open.

He's been kidnapped!Let's not jump to conclusions.

Did you call his house?And his cell phone.

He's not there. He's not anywhere!

I can't believe--All right. Calm down.

Just take it easy.

Let's go over everything again.

When we saw him down here earlier,

he took the soup from you.

Right, and then I went back upstairs.

Did you see anything, anyone?No!

Better call Woody.

He's with Jordan.

Pull him off.

And tell him not to say anything to her

about Bug.

If he comes here, who stays with Jordan?

No way. I am not a nanny.

There's no one else who can go.

Why don't you just hire a nurse?

Okay, let me rephrase that. There's nobody else I trust.

This guy can wait.

Listen.

Whatever you do, don't tell her about Bug.

Okay.

Hey, hey, where are you going?

This buys me your time and attention.

No whipped cream.

Take it up with him.

[knocking]

Oh, finally.

You've gotta be kidding me.

Exactly what I said.

Are you gonna let me in?

She's taking a nap. Any news on Bug?

Not yet. How's she doing?

Great.

You just gotta make sure she takes her pills.

The schedule is right here.

Pills. Got it.

Some go with food, some on an empty stomach.

So you just gotta watch what she eats.

All right.

Don't rile her up 'cause she needs calm and rest.

You can go now.

Hey, anything happens to her...

I'm a witness.

Hey, got anything?

Fingerprints on the driver's door.

All Bug's.

Anything inside the car?

Just getting started.

Had to do the perimeter first.

Who would do this?Nigel, focus!

I amfocused!

Sorry.

You look in the trunk?

No. You think he's--

Pop it.

Can't find the switch.

Gimme the keys.

You can breathe again. He's not in here.

This isn't right.

What?

Bug's keys. House keys aren't there.

[Garret] You sure?

He's got one of those magnetic key chains

that splits apart.

The apartment keys are missing.

All right, get over there. Kick in the door if you have to.

All ready got his spare set from his desk.

Where's Woody?He's downstairs.

The evidence from Bug's car.

I'll run it. I'll run it--go!

Okay.

Dr. Macy,

this is Carly Peppino.

She's the wife of the man--Widow!

Sorry for your loss.

Can I see him?

Right this way.

Whoa, you haven't even started yet?

We're a little short-handed right now.

There's gotta be some-- Hey! No touching.

I just wanna open his eyes.

Why?

So he can see me do this.

[Garret] Hey! Hey!

What? You can't do that!

You're gonna do that anyway, right?

I'm helping!

Bug's apartment is just down there, around the corner.

His keys!I got 'em. I got 'em.

Right, right. You got the key.

I can't handle it.

It's his apartment.

Homeland Security?

Whoa, whoa, whoa! It's out of our jurisdiction.

[Walcott] You gotta be kidding me.

You've called Homeland Security and asked them what's going on?

Yeah.

Apparently, nothing they do is any of my business.

I'm hoping they don't feel the same way about you.

They probably do, but I'll look into it.

Please tell me Nigel did not break the seal

and go into Bug's apartment.

[Garret] Homeland Security seal? Of course he didn't.

What would be the point?

If there was anything there, DHS already has it.

Could there be any reason for all this?

Something about Bug you don't know?

He's not a terrorist!

I know this is hard for you,

but you gotta take a deep breath and calm down.

These cases can turn ugly.

We'll proceed with caution, okay?

What could it be? Why are they holding him?

[doors opens]

Is anybody gonna tell me why I'm here?

Sit down, Dr. Vijay.

You traveled to India last year.

Yeah.

You listed the purpose of the trip

as a cousin's wedding.

Yes, what's this--

You left this country on April 12th

and returned on April 22nd.

Look, if you tell me what you're looking for,

maybe I can help--

When you arrived in Delhi,

you checked into the Pangloss Hotel.

You stayed at the hotel for five days,

then you disappeared.

No.

No, I didn't disappear. I went to Mumbai.

And Afghanistan.

What?

There's no official record of that trip.

How'd you get there?

I didn't.

I've never been to Afghanistan.

Is that when you joined Al Qaeda?

I wanna make a phone call.

It would be best

if you'd exhibit a cooperative spirit.

Look, you do know I'm an American citizen, right?

There's very little about you I don't know.

By the time this is over...

there'll be even less.

We gotta go through Bug's stuff.

What are we looking for?

I don't know. Anything weird.

Woody's talking to Bug's neighbors.

Should I be afraid to open his mail?

They gonna come for me too?

Why would they take Bug?

I don't know.

He doesn't even fit the profile.

He's a Hindu, for God sakes.

There are Hindu extremists.

None that are attacking us.

I don't know the answer

to one question you can ask me right now.

Just keep looking.

Files, books.

Paper clips, pens.

You wanted weird.

Orangewood Hospital. $42,000.

For knee replacement surgery. Bug never had that.

Somebody did, using Bug's name.

Get the hospital records.

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm making myself useful.

Am I being presumptuous?

No.

No.

How are you feeling?

I'm not quite awake yet.

A little hungry.

Oh.

Well, you're not supposed to eat again

for another half hour.

Okay, then. I'll go take a shower.

Thank you.

[Nigel] Somebody used Bug's identity

to get an operation.

How could this have anything to do with what's going on?

I don't know. You get anything?

An acknowledgement that they're holding him.

That's all.

Reading between the lines?

They think they've got something on him,

but they're never gonna tell us what.

It's Charles I.

He didn't like Parliament,

so he ruled by royal proclamation.

And the Star Chamber.Mm-hmm.

Secret trials, no indictments,

no juries, no witnesses, no rights to appeal.

Sound familiar?[typing on keyboard]

This man who pretended to be Bug?

The hospital also treated him for cutaneous Leishmaniasis.

Translation.

It's a parasitic skin condition.

[Nigel] The most likely places to contract it

are Afghanistan and Iraq.

Has Bug ever been to either country?

You're not listening. This isn't him.

I know that, but it's his name.

And this may explain

why Homeland Security's interested in him.

Okay, so we take this and we show them

they've got the wrong man.

Good work.

Want me to go with you?Absolutely.

Wait, wait, wait. Hold it.

Who's with Jordan? I've lost track.

Kate.

That can't be good.

See if Woody's free to relieve her.

Okay.[dialing]

Jordan?

Jordan?

I'm coming in.

What is it?

Come on.

Hey! Somebody!

I want a lawyer!

This isn't right! You can't do this!

Look, please! There's been a mistake!

I didn't do anything!

Your pulse is good. Follow my finger.

Okay, what happened in there?

I slipped.

You were cowering and you looked terrified.

No, I'm fine. I'm wet.

Jordan...

what is it?

Um...

I, uh, I think I'm having hallucinations.

For how long?

A couple days.

Why didn't you say anything?

I was afraid.

I don't want anyone to know the surgery didn't work.

Did you think you could hide that?

I can try.

What for? I mean, you go back.

You try again.

The surgeons excised everything they could.

What's left is wrapped around my carotid artery.

There's nothing more they could do.

What do you mean you don't care?

I didn't say that.

We're giving you proof that Dr. Vijay is not

who you think he is and you're blowing us off?

We'll look into the information you provided.

You get proof your case is groundless,

you drop the charges.

No charge has been brought.

We're conducting an investigation.

Look, this is interesting.

But by itself, it doesn't answer our concerns.

Which are?

Classified.

May we see Dr. Vijay?

Not at this time.Where are you holding him?

Thank you for this.

You both need to stay out of it

and let us do our job.

[Garret] I'm gonna find out whoever had that knee replacement

and shove him down their throats.

The agent hinted there's something more going on.

It's Bug.

The agent made a mistake,

and now he's trying to cover his ass.

They're not gonna want to admit that.

I'll make him eat it.

Meantime, I'll file a habeas writ.

Will that do any good?

Under the law as it currently stands,

probably not.

Well, how long can they hold him?

As long as they want.

Sit!

Last year,

you synthetically altered mini-genomes

of the Marburg Virus.

Yes.

From the records on your computer,

it looks like your were trying to catalyze the RNA

into producing duplicate copies of itself.

Yes. It was--

Create a modified virus that could replicate.

In other words, a superbug.

A weapon against which there is no defense.

That's what this is about?

You hacked into my computer

and you decided I was weaponizing viruses?

Why didn't you just come and ask me about it?

I mean, what is wrong with you people?

I'm asking you about it now.

Right.

You decided I've been to Afghanistan

and you won't listen to the truth.

So why should I think it'll be different now?

You begin from the premise that everybody is lying,

and then you scare them to death

until they say what you want to hear?

I want a lawyer.

Sit down, Mahesh.

[growling]

You experimented on the virus at the request of a friend.

A Dr. Bowen.

Tell me about her.

Where is she?

You're unbelievably stubborn.

You know you have to tell Garret.

If you don't, I will.

Where are you going?

It's time for my meds.

I'll get 'em. Which ones?

Dexamethasone.

Well, of course!

What?

You're so focused on the surgery you're missing the obvious.

Possibly side effects, among others,

hallucinations.

Or the surgery didn't work.

I have an idea. We're doctors.

Why don't we just adjust the dosage

and see what happens?

What if it doesn't help?

[scoffs]

And people call menegative?

[knocking]

Hey.

No, we are not done with Mr. Peppino.

You're gonna have to wait, okay?

I'm sorry.

I didn't realize all the stuff that's going on here.

Dr. Macy's on his way back.

He said he'd autopsy your case straight away.

Hey, is there anything I can do?

I just need a distraction.

Yeah, um...

So you heard about Mrs. Peppino stabbing the corpse, right?

[laughing]

Yeah, I arrested her for that,

then I had to listen to her rant her way

through booking.

She's convinced her husband was having an affair

with the neighbor lady,

who's 85 and has one tooth.

Right here.

[laughing]

Thanks.

You've got no tells.

Think I'm bluffing?

Call me.

Full house.

Why areyou here?

Taking my turn in the rotation.

You weren't in it.

And it calls for three-hour shifts.

You've been here for almost six.

Stuff happens. Things change.

For two days,

I been tripping over Garret and Woody and Bug and Nigel

and now...it's just you.

You don't even really like me.

Why would you think that?

What's going on?

Kate, it's worse not telling me.

Bug has disappeared.

They're all looking for him.

Hey.

Hey. Did you find him?

Don't start, all right?

She's not an idiot and she's not a child.

Did you find him?

Yes...sort of.

It's...a long story.

I am relieving you. Thanks a bunch.

Hey, I had a nice time.

Kate?

Thank you.

So what did you mean "sort of"?

Where is he? Is he okay?

The best you can expect

is revocation of your citizenship.

I told you everything.

Have you seen pictures from Abu Ghraib?

That was wrong.

In my opinion,

it was just abuse for its own sake.

It wasn't directed at procuring intel.

Why won't you believe me?

Ordinarily, people who refuse to talk

are transferred to Guantanamo.

Or...elsewhere.

I'm not refusing.

But we're up against time constraints.

The chatter we've picked up--

We think an attack is imminent.

[door opening]

I don't like doing this.

You won't like it either.

This is your last chance.

I don't know anything.

The good-looking detective will be pleased.

Listen, Jordan's been having--

Woody told me. You didn't have to tell her.

You know that's not true. She's a dog with a bone.

How much detail did you give?

Just that no one knows where Bug is.

Look, Woody's with her. It'll be fine.

There's nothing here.

There's no tox, he hasn't been strangled.

The only wound was postmortem.

Detective Chandler'll be disappointed.

He's convinced it's murder.

Print up the tox report for him, would you?

You want me to close?

It's been a long day. Just leave it.

I've got to go meet with the judge.

And Mr. Peppino won't mind.

Kate, thanks for your help.

You're Honor, Ms. Walcott has no standing

to file this writ.

My decision, not yours.

We've shown Mr. Gropius that he's wrong

about who Dr. Vijay is.

Have you checked into this?

I'm really sorry. But I can't tell you anything.

National security.

Whatever you think you know about Dr. Vijay is wrong.

He's not a threat to this country.

He's not a terrorist. Why?

Because he's lived here for several years?

Because he became a citizen?

I was there when he took his oath.

He was the happiest man alive.

There are people who come here, blend in,

they even become citizens and then they wait.

I understand that.

What if the basis for your suspicion

is proved wrong?

Mr. Gropius, if Dr. Vijay isn't the man

who was at the hospital--

The only thing I'm authorized to tell you

is that we've recently intercepted chatter

about an imminent threat.

What's Dr. Vijay's connection?

Not at liberty to say.

Have you declared him an unlawful combatant?

I'm not at liberty to say.

[Judge] Then call your superiors and get permission.

They wouldn't give it.

9/11 changed everything.

We're facing an enemy that carries out vicious attacks

on civilians.

They have massive amounts of money.

A network for training killers and no conscience.

They shift locations...

and tactics...

and leaders.

If we can't keep up with them,

we're in deep trouble.

We understand, and we're with you.

As long as you don't turn into the KGB.

I wish I could tell you how many attacks we've prevented

since 9/11.

I wish you could tell me how many innocent people

you've swept up into your net.

This is unconstitutional.

Not until the Supreme Court says it is.

Are you going to order them to release Dr. Vijay?

I'm afraid...under current law,

I don't have the authority.

But it's crazy. It makes no sense.

I know.

You gave them the proof that Bug's not this other guy, right?

Why are they still holding him?

They don't seem to consider the hospital records proof.

But have they talked to the surgeon?

Have they x-rayed Bug's knees?

They won't tell us anything

except they have credible evidence

that Bug's doing something wrong.

Okay, then it's gotta be more

than this so-called Afghan connection.

I mean, they got the identity thing wrong,

right?

So maybe their data-mining machines

coughed up something about Bug?

Don't get paranoid on me, please?

They can access information about any of us.

They've obviously locked onto something about Bug.

What do you want me to do, Jordan?

We can't just leave him there.

All right, I'll find somebody to sit with you.

No, I'm fine. Please.

Just go. Bring him back.

Hey, Nigel.

Listen, this is about more than just a stolen I.D.

or a parasitic infection.

We're gonna find whatever it is

they think they know about Bug.How?

We're gonna spring 'em. All right?

I promise you. Come on.

Dr. Switzer called me.

You'll have to wait.

Oh, come on!

I'll take care of it.

There's not a single indication Mr. Peppino was murdered.

There's no gunshot, stab wounds.

The blow to his head was postmortem.

No poison.

His medical records did indicate a slight cardiac arrhythmia.

[Elliot] Is that supposed to be there?

[Nigel] This just might be the answer you're looking for.

[Elliot] How so?

He should've taken his meal of blood

and then flown away.

Chances are there's something

in Mr. Peppino's blood that killed him--

something we don't routinely test for.

So what now?

Now...

we figure it out.

I will call you soon as I know anything.

Okay? I'll call you.

Find anything?

Not yet.

What if what it is is what the hospital was--

nothing to do with Bug?

We know there's something, and we're gonna find it.

Nigel, are you processing a fly in the mass spectrometer?

Yes.

Could you finish whatever you're doing with it?

I need the machine.

Take care of it, would you?

You want me to autopsy a fly?

If you wouldn't mind.

I agreed to meet with you again

to try to get you to understand this is serious business.

We've got all that.

If you're looking at Dr. Vijay's research

into the Marburg Virus,

just tell us.

We've given up expecting you to share information.

Why don't you just nod if any of this interests you?

Okay, Dr. Vijay has a friend in Doctors Without Borders.

Amy Bowen.

She was in Angola during the last Marburg epidemic.

[Walcott] I'm sure Mr. Gropius has seen the e-mails between them.

She asked him in a telephone call

if he could do some research that might save lives.

He came to me for permission and I gave it.

What--

Did you think he was building a biological weapon?

Well, Al Qaeda and al Islamiyah

have networks of scientists worldwide

that are developing biological, chemical,

and nuclear strategies to use against us.

Here's a thought.

Why don't you go after them?

That's exactly what we're doing.

We have 230-year history of due process.

It's enshrined in the Constitution.

Which provides for the suspension of habeas

in times of crisis.

It doesn't say we can troll indiscriminately

through people's lives

until we find something we don't like.

It doesn't say that we can snatch people off the street

and hold them till they prove they're not dangerous!

Okay.

I'm all for identifying terrorists

before they can strike...

giving intelligence the tools it needs

to get the job done.

But you, in return, have to get it right.

I am personally vouching for Dr. Vijay.

I would trust him with my life. You've got the wrong guy.

I'm not gonna let this go.

Well, the fly died from potassium poisoning

and so did Mr. Peppino.

There's no injection site,

so you can assume that he ingested it.

In what?

In something strong enough to mask the bitterness.

Booze, maybe.

His blood level was 1.3.

They had the refrigerator full of beer.

That'd do it.

Then I can take it from here. Thanks.

Hey.

Your mother would be proud.

[laughing]

Okay, so what's next?

[Garret] I don't know.

I don't know. We'll go public, raise a stink.

Wouldn't that make things worse for Bug?

We'll keep going until we get him back.

Hey.

I found the identity thief.

The guy with a new plastic knee. Works pretty good too.

Did you take him to the Feds?

I handed him over to the District Attorney's office.

Walcott is all over it.

Okay.

Sorry I'm late.

Chicken noodle.

Are you okay?

Fine.

They let you go.

Yeah.

How?

Thank you.

Come here!

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