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[door closes]

MARTIN:
Hey.

You're just getting home now?

All this time,
I thought you were upstairs

asleep in the guest room.

I told you I'd be working late.

Late is one thing,
but all night?

Hey, you don't have to worry.

I wasn't out there alone.

[sighs]

Uh-oh.
I better get a bigger cup.

Yeah, I pulled an all-nighter.

I've pulled a few of those,

but not 'cause I was
protecting the streets.

More like protecting my stuff.

Glad guys like you are out there
doing the good work.

Amen to that.

Hi, June. How are you?

I'm good.
I'll get you a cup of coffee.

Thank you.

I know you can't share
any details

on the case you're working.

That's right.

I can't. But I'm being careful.

And I meant that.

Okay.

Well, what's on your schedule
for the rest of the day?

Besides drowning in coffee.

Well, I got to meet Pops
and brief him on the case.

And hopefully some damn shut-eye
after that.

How about you?

I'm headed to the hospital
to do research

on preventative
cancer treatments.

Why?

You tested negative
for the variant.

Did you sleep well, my love?

Mm. Oh, I slept like a rock.

'Cause I had my soulmate
wrapped in my arms.

Now, why don't you
go back to bed?

Is there a reason
you want me back in bed?

Oh, I was planning
to make you breakfast.

A Southwest frittata,
guaranteed energy boost.

-I know it's
a little spicy, but...
-Vernon, you know what?

You know what?

Just forget it. Forget it.

Why don't you just... why don't
you just go someplace else?

Now.

♪ ♪

Morning, Mom.

Thought you might need
an extra jolt.

Thank you, sweetie,
but I am already in attack mode,

and this time
your intuition is off.

Mm. You've got jokes
this morning.

Because what I saw last night
wasn't funny at all.

What did you see?

You at Uptown,
hanging out of a dress

and hanging onto a man
that wasn't Carlton.

Table for one. I am starving.

Absolutely.
Let me get that set for you.

-Thank you.
-TED: That's correct. Roses.

Three dozen in total.

Two dozen to the first address
and the remainder to the second.

And c-could you read back
the message card

on the first order for me?

Mm, mm.

Could you change
the last line to...

"It's beautiful to know
surprise is still possible"?

Thank you. Thank you.

[sighs]

Dana.

Very impressive, being
two weeks ahead of schedule.

I have no idea
what you're talking about.

Valentine's Day.

You got those roses on lock.

I love that you're making sure
that Eva and I feel like queens.

[sighs]

I remember when
you sent me a dozen roses

for the first time.

It was right after we made love.

-[chuckles]
-Mm.

I couldn't believe how vibrant,

how luscious those roses were.

Dana, I'm sorry, but the roses
aren't for Eva or for you.

Oh.

They're for Shanice.

So you are sleeping
with Nurse Nosy.

Our relationship has, uh,
gone to the next level.

Hmm.

I guess Miss Niecy's
bedside manner

must be out of sight
for her to get all that.

I'm not gonna discuss
intimate details

of my sex life with you, Dana.

And don't you dare go after
Shanice like you did yesterday.

If you're committed
to forging our friendship,

then you're just gonna have to
accept that I'm dating her. Hmm?

Well, I'm happy for you,

my friend,

that you found someone who
brings out the romantic in you.

Hmm. I-I'm sure you'll find

someone who makes you
feel special.

Oh, honey, please.
Don't worry about little old me.

I got that on lock.

Yeah, see,
I have to rent out a suite

for all the flowers
that man sends me.

Mm.

I have that table
set and ready for you.

Cancel that table.

I have a sudden urge

for a dish best served hot.

Hello, Shanice.

What is new in your world?

Where should I start?

It seems like you and Ted
were in a groove

at the club the other night.

Yeah.

We kind of hit that place
where it's just deep and easy.

I couldn't help noticing
you and Nicole didn't stay long.

Was there something wrong
with the food?

Uh, no.

No, we skipped dinner
and decided to have dessert.

Did you, now? Fantastic.

Did you and Ted have dessert?

We did.

Hmm.

Sounds like
we're satisfied all around.

Some of us are very satisfied.

I didn't see you at Uptown, Kat.

Maybe because
you were laser focused

on Sexy Doctor
of the Traveling Pants.

-Don't be rude.
-I checked out his socials.

Social media isn't the only way
to get to know someone.

Maybe, but you completely
switched up your look

for His Hotness.

Tomas and I had front row seats
to the launch.

Tell me...

what would you call that dress?

"Ho Chic"?

Dr. Dupree, tell us,

who were you barely wearing?

Why are you grilling me
about changing my hair

and wearing a nice dress?

Why can't I mix things up?

Ted looks like
a completely different person

since our marriage blew up.

I thought you were with Carlton.

Well, maybe new fits aren't
the only thing I'm trying on.

Oh, Mom, I do not need to know
about your sex life.

How far back do your shameful
feelings about sex go?

It is completely normal
to be creeped out

talking about
your parents' sex lives.

Well, I am not going to put
my new wardrobe

in the back of the closet
because it embarrasses you,

nor am I going to allow
my daughter to sex-shame me.

After all,
how do you think you got here?

Uh-uh.

Enjoy your coffee.

[sighs]

Why don't I go into the library
if you need some space?

Better yet, how about
leaving the house altogether?

I'm worried about
you collapsing again.

I have had enough water.

And if you voice
any more concerns

-or questions, I...
-I get it.

I get it. I've been hovering.

Like a starving mosquito.

Sweetheart,
I appreciate your support,

but I-I really need
some alone time, and so do you.

Why would I need alone time?

To think about
something other than me.

For example, Banneker's semester
has already started.

You'll usually have
several lectures already booked,

but have you given any?

No, my love, I haven't.

You see, I don't want you

putting your life on hold
because of me.

I'd rather hear about
the latest political thriller

you've just read and
how the author got it all wrong

rather than some cancer research
from a website.

All I'm saying is...

...I just want
to forget about cancer

for a few hours, if possible.

You know
I'd do anything for you.

Including...

leave your side.

Thank you.

Temporarily.

Who were you out with all night?

[sighs]

I'm working with someone
on the story I'm chasing.

I understand
journalistic integrity,

but does this story involve
anyone I work with

on Capitol Hill
or in my district?

Because if it does,
it could affect my campaign,

and I need to give Shonda
a heads-up.

I'm just speculating,
but if I do my job right,

this could end up
benefiting your campaign.

How?

Uhp--

Never mind. I won't dig.

That's your job,
and you're damn good at it.

Thank you, husband.

This story, it deserves
to see the light of day.

Promise me you'll be safe.

I promise you that I won't take
any unnecessary risks.

That's not the same thing.

[phone chimes]

Pops is around the corner.

Oh, then I'll head out, let
you men get down to business.

Wait, you never said
why you're doing research.

Oh, it's not important
right now.

I don't want to be the thing

that takes your head
out of this gig.

Naomi, it's cool.
Just talk to me.

Well, I'm gathering information

to help my mom make an informed
decision about her options.

Dani's lucky to have
a daughter who always

thinks about
what's best for her.

It's what families do, right?

-It's what the good ones do.
-[chuckles]

-Bye, baby.
-Bye.

♪ ♪

Is everything okay with Naomi?

Yeah. Why do you ask?

I don't know.

She's usually
pretty talkative with me.

Social, you know?

But today, she wasn't.

Don't take it personally.
She has a lot on her mind.

Mm. Uh, coffee?

-No, thanks.
-All right.

So how did last night go?

It went good.
Got some intel from my source.

-Who is?
-A courier.

I was able to make contact
with his point person, his boss.

Okay. Name?

Ren.

No street name?

What do you know?

I got a tip that someone named

The Impaler is...
is running this.

And you didn't read me in?

I had to verify.

Listen, if you get intro'd
to that guy,

don't flinch or hesitate or act
like you're meeting a suspect.

You got it?

Breaking character,
even slightly, could be fatal.

Okay.

Maybe we should
pull you out now.

-When I've barely
gotten started?
-Barely is correct.

Why do I know who's calling
the shots and you don't?

All the hours we put in this,
and you got jack.

I'm inside the organization.

This is blood trafficking.

You think they're gonna
talk about who's in charge

with someone they just met?

Nah, you're moving too slow.

This red market ring
needs to be shut down,

not just pushed
further underground.

Which is exactly why
I have to take my time.

This isn't a march,
it's a dance.

Well, you better get
to steppin', twinkle toes.

This department doesn't have
unlimited time or resources.

I'm aware.

Now, how about you tell me
the real reason

why you're leaning on me
like this?

[construction noise in distance]

[Kat groans]

I cannot believe
we've gotten through

the first quarter
of the 21st century

and no one has figured out
how to solve noise pollution.

Oh, I have.

Then what's all that racket?

Just give it a moment.

See, when it starts,

I have Rowena take over
a basket of food,

and the crew takes
a much longer break.

[construction noise stops]

There.

Works like a charm.

But you're very amped up
this morning.

Not a kiss, not a hug,

and I know we're protecting
my immune system,

but not even a "Hello, Gran"?

Are you all right, Katherine?

Hello, my beautiful Gran,
whom I love and adore.

That's much better.

Now, this agitation
has been brought on by...

Mom. You have got to do
something about her.

She's not acting like herself.

-In what way?
-She's got completely new drip.

Uh, clothes and-and her hair.

It's-it's like
she's trying to be sexy.

Well, that's a good thing,
isn't it?

She's going out with
a different man every night.

I mean, do you know why
she's acting all video vixen?

Well, if I were to speculate,
I'd say my diagnosis

and the ripple effect
of all the testing

might have something
to do with it.

But other members of this family
are acting out of character.

Your grandfather, for example,
is being so solicitous,

I could slap him
upside the head.

Who else has been acting
out of character?

You.

Now, I appreciate that
you're not all up in arms

about your half sister today,

but not a word about Tomas?

And for a new business,

ChelseaKat is doing
extremely well.

You should be leading with that
every chance you get.

But you're focused
on your mother?

Is that weird?

Okay. Maybe that is unlike me.

But she's not acting
like herself, and I'm worried.

Your mother has always been,
and always will be,

level-headed.

It's just who she is.

But that doesn't preclude her
from wanting to have

a little fun every now and then.

I mean, you wouldn't
begrudge her that, would you?

Hey, Shanice, I was wondering if

I could get your expert opinion
on something.

Uh, yes.
I have been dying to get into

the expert witness biz.

I heard they make bank.

Okay, I will keep that in mind
for future cases,

but this is actually,
um, personal.

Oh. Then shoot.

Well, I've been exploring
some options for my mom.

Since she tested positive
for the BRCA gene variant,

she may want to take
some preventative measures,

and the genetic counselor
gave me a list of specialists.

Oh, yeah? What kind?

Um...

oncology, plastic surgery,
nutrition and some others.

But I haven't gotten a chance
to look at it too closely.

I was wondering
if you could give me your take

-on some of these doctors.
-Yeah.

Looking pretty fine there,
Leslie.

You can't be sick.

Well, you are
looking fine yourself.

The woman in your life
must have excellent taste.

She does.

Isn't your mother
on a different floor now?

She is,

but a couple of her doctors
have offices on this ward.

[clears throat]
Why are you here?

Work.
I had to question a witness.

But I'm about to go have
a late breakfast.

You want to join me?

You know what?

I'd love to join you
for breakfast.

[elevator bell dings,
doors open]

Oh, shoot.

I, uh... I need
to track down, uh,

Peaches's doctor again.

I forgot to ask him something,
so go ahead, enjoy breakfast,

and I'll call you later.

Later.

[chuckles]

Those roses are gorgeous.

So, which lucky patient
gets them?

They're for a Shanice Johnson.

[Leslie chuckles]

[knock on door]

Knock, knock.

Carlton. Hello.

Not too busy?

For you? I don't think so.

I was wondering if you were free
for dinner tonight.

I feel like I owe you a feast

since we didn't eat much
on our last date.

I didn't mind
missing a meal at the club,

especially for
such a delectable reason.

Mm. It was a real picnic for me.

[laughs] I would love
to have a meal with you tonight.

Hmm. Wonderful.

Also, I have another ask.

What's that?

My niece's birthday is coming up
and my parents have decided

to make it a destination party,
March 6th to 8th.

You interested in being my date?

I'm just... I'm not ready
for a commitment like that yet.

I hope you're not upset.

Why would I be?

And now that you mention it,

that did come across
a little overeager.

I wouldn't put it like that.

You're being kind.

And just so you know,
I'm not pushing things.

Since you're a planner,
I wanted to give you

enough notice
just in case it was a yes.

Well, you are on my calendar
for tonight,

and I certainly hope to add
more dates, but right now,

I would prefer to go day to day,
not month to month.

I can be down with that.

I'll text you details
for tonight.

I'm looking forward.

I wonder if you're having
this reaction

because your mother
has started to date.

No. I want her to be happy.

If that's with a new man, fine.

But several different men?

That's where I have a problem.

Every saint has a past,
you know.

And Nicole was...

she had a life
before she was a mother.

She had other passions,
even other partners.

Oh, Gran.

Maybe she's just making up
for lost time.

And, if so, I, for one, am happy

that she is tapping into
that side of herself

that she has pushed aside
for so long.

I guess you're right.

I understand your concern.

So, if it'll put your mind
at ease,

I will touch base.

Talk some sense into her,
will you?

Yes, I will.

-Thanks, Gran.
-[Anita chuckles]

I got to go. [kisses]

[kisses]

[door closes]

Hi, darling.

I-I'm fine.

I need to have
a serious discussion with you.

I waited for the right time

to meet the perfect man
and build a family.

I am not going to do anything
to jeopardize that.

I'm glad to hear it.

Because there's no story
worth more

than what we have here at home.

[cell phone chimes]

Oh.

It's Granddad.

He wants to talk about
the campaign,

-but I can meet him later.
-Mm.

I'm really tempted, but...

truth is, I'm wiped.

You should go.

Okay. Mwah.

[sighs]

[sighs]

[sighs]

Granddad, I was so glad
to get your text.

I need to talk strategy
about my campaign.

Good, good.

Just let me know
if I'm too eager.

[scoffs] Never.

I was talking to Shonda,
and you would be pleased to know

she's on board about me
going door-to-door.

Real face time with constituents

can make a world of difference
at the polls.

I'm glad she's guiding you
in that way.

Your mouth is saying words,

but your body language is saying
something different.

Oh, no, no, no, no.

I'm listening. Go on.

[chuckles]

I remember that one speech
you were giving

at Fairmont Crest Garden Club

-a few years back.
-Mm.

You gave it your all,

but I could tell
something was on your mind.

And then when I called you out,
you confessed

that you were preoccupied
because Gran was coming back

from a trip
and you wanted to see her.

So tell me now,
what are you thinking?

You're very perceptive.

I am.

And if Gran's diagnosis
and treatment

is weighing on you...

lay it on me.

She kicked me out of the house.

LESLIE:
I remember the day

Ted bought me roses,
sent them to me.

Mm.

That date is etched in my mind

after all these years because
it was the day after we...

Oh, my goodness.

[laughs]

Ooh, flashback.

[shudders]

Ooh, girl,
I almost forgot where I was.

Hey, Niecy.

-[fingernails tap]
-Psst.

Hey.

Maybe you should put
one of those roses

in a scrapbook
to preserve the memory.

Lord knows, honey,
I have a whole cabinet full.

[chuckles]

Au revoir.

[elevator bell dings]

[indistinct announcement
over P.A.]

Oh, what lovely flowers.

They are gorgeous.

I remember when Ted sent me
a single red rose after...

Well, a milestone
in our relationship.

Whoever received these must be
very special to the sender.

-You know, son...
-Detective.

Detective.

You're way too cocky

for a detective working
his first undercover case.

I'm not cocky. I'm confident.

Look, I put in the work.

I spent years
in the department helping

the U.S. Attorney's Office
put away plenty of criminals.

Cops, detectives, lawyers,
they all respect me.

-Mm-hmm.
-They say I play it straight.

Yeah, you were a good beat cop.

But having success on the street

doesn't automatically make you
a great detective.

You know, when you have
nothing else to prove

to me or anyone else...

...that's when you'll be great.

Ah, well, if it isn't
my favorite customer.

Oh, you probably say that
to all the fellas.

-Only the nice ones. [chuckles]
-Ah.

Let me guess.
Peach cobbler to go?

You know me too well.

-Mm-hmm.
-Mm-hmm.

[June chuckles]

-Hey, sweetheart.
-Mm-hmm.

Thank you for keeping
Shanice company last night

when I had to leave.

No worries.

I like Shanice.
She has good energy.

She does.

And bonus, she's not Leslie.

-Mm.
-Mm-hmm.

I'm looking forward
to getting to know her better.

That makes me happy.

Although I do wish
you felt that way about

all the women in my life.

Really, Dad?

You're gonna ruin
this moment with Eva?

No. I don't want to argue.

-Here you go.
-Ah.

-Mm-hmm. Thank you.
-Mm-hmm.

-You keep the change.
-Oh.

-And I will see you later, Kat.
-M'kay.

-Mwah.
-Bye.

Mm, sit anywhere
you like, honey.

Mm-hmm.

All right, ready to order?

Is there a time machine
on the menu?

Because I'd love to hit a switch

and stop my family from letting
the cuckoo out of the clock.

You want to talk about it?

[sighs]

My dad keeps pushing
his devil spawn on me

even though he knows
I don't want her in my business,

and certainly not using

my family's medical crisis
as a way in.

And on top of that,

I don't like how my mother
is parading around the DMV

in her bad girl couture with
a different man every night.

Mm. That is a lot.

-Right?
-A lot of "I's."

Maybe the problem is you.

How can I not have
anything to prove

when I basically
had to beg you to go

undercover on a case
that I brought you?

I'm starting to think
Izaiah's right.

You'll never approve of anything
your sons do.

I'll take care of the check.

And don't worry, I won't put it
on my expense account.

Stake Dracula yet?

You deposit a payoff today?

Why is Hotshot Hawthorne
so twisted?

His red market sting
not going so well?

I'm reconsidering my decision
to assign my son this case.

I got a tip
that a guy named The Impaler

is heading up
this whole operation.

You got a tip? And not Jacob?

No wonder he's so wound up.
What else have you heard?

That this guy have a reputation

for striking first
and thinking last.

Damn, I wish you would've
took the lead on this one.

Well, it makes you feel
any better,

word around the station is
Jacob's up for the challenge.

Yep. And I'll do you a solid,
if it's okay with the kid.

Do some investigating
and push this thing along?

And run the risk
of him blowing his cover?

No way.

Then what are you offering?

I'll keep my ears open.

If I hear anything about
this red market or this Impaler,

I'll pass it on to the kid.

I appreciate that.

I know you won't be around
much longer

to mentor the young guns.

Yeah, Joey willing,

I'll be on the Sheila,
sailing out to the sunset

soon as I'm able.

Sorry, I had to drop
a truth bomb and dip.

Uh, did you...
did you happen to hear

what those cops
were talking about?

Who cares? They're cops.

I want to tell you
a story about family.

Is that okay?

Sure.

Your parents are always gonna be

in your business
and trying to tell you

to do things
that you don't want to do.

Suck it up, move on,

because you never know
when the big man

is dialing their numbers.

[inhales sharply] Now, sisters
are a whole other category

all to themselves.

My sister Regina resented me
something awful

for abandoning my kids.

We didn't talk
or see each other for years.

But when we reconnected

and she eventually said
that I did the right thing,

it was like a weight
was lifted off of my heart.

Push come to shove,
Regina will be there for me,

and I will be there
for her, too.

Now, I know you hate it
that your sister's

trying to be
a part of your life,

but there may come a day
where you may need her.

Don't you slam that door so hard

that you can't never
open it again.

The biscuits are on me today.

♪ ♪

[phone vibrating]

Hi, honey.
How'd the debriefing go?

It could have been better.

What happened?

I was pretty pumped
about the progress I've made,

but Pops made sure
to put me in my place.

It's like I'm in this endless
loop of having to prove myself.

Every day, I have to show him
that I have the skills

to do my job.

That must feel horrible.

I'm sorry
you have to go through that.

Yeah, but I'm done venting.

I'm at the club now,

about to get in a quick workout
and sweat it out.

Jacob, come on.
You need to rest.

No.

I need to stay awake and ready.

To reassume
the undercover persona.

Are you gonna be
working overnight again?

Uh, I'm not sure.

Look, how's your
fact-finding mission going?

Good. Yeah, I'm, um,
narrowing down the options.

When that beautiful woman
went down,

the strongest woman
I've ever known,

I was stricken.

Anybody would be, Granddad.

I'm just glad
that she's all right.

I have to tell you,
I thought she'd...

...met her maker.

And it was the worst pain
I've felt in my life.

If anything like that happened
to Smitty, I...

Wait.

I still don't understand.

Why did she kick you
out of the house?

I may have gone overboard
with the cancer research.

And as her caregiver.

Well, you've always taken your
various roles pretty seriously.

Yes. [chuckles]

But Anita's had enough.

She needs time to herself.

I know it's hard for you
being away from Gran,

but it's big of you to give her
the space that she wants.

Grandson, I want to be
strong for her.

Strong in front of her.

But, by God, it takes a toll.

And if any time
you need to talk, cry

or just ball your fist up
at God,

come to me.

Because you have always been
my rock throughout the years.

Let me spot you this time.

Mother, I'm here.

Oh.

I have to admit,
I was looking forward

to seeing
a less tame version of you.

If memory serves, you have worn
quite a few outfits

that caused a stir.

Uh, that, uh, beaded crop top

with the matching capri pants
you wore on Solid Gold

-comes to mind.
-[chuckles]

It's in the archives
if you'd like to borrow it.

I will keep that in mind.

But seriously, Mother, there is
nothing to be concerned about.

I'm just trying a new look,
shaking things up.

It is not like I had
a personality transplant.

I see nothing wrong with you
exploring your wild side,

as long as you get it
out of your system

sooner rather than later.

Why is that?

Because I need you focused
and ready to step in

as the matriarch of this family
if the worst should happen.

The C-note is yours, honey.
Thanks for helping a sister out.

Ciao.

[chuckles]

[sighs]

Gossip Nurse may be
your new drug, but...

...I'm the medicine that's been
in your bloodstream for years.

[sighs]

Mm-mm.

Yes.

Voilà.

Well, you know what they say

about adding a new medication
to your routine.

If you find yourself
experiencing

unpleasant symptoms,
stop taking it.

[chuckles]

And when you come back to me,
Teddy-Poo...

...all Nurse Niecy will have
is dead roses.

[indistinct announcement
over P.A.]

Peach cobbler?

-Our favorite.
-Hmm.

Is cobbler something you do
for all your boos?

What do you mean?

Like you do roses.

I heard from Leslie,
then overheard from Nicole,

that roses is
your signature move

after hitting the sheets
for the first time.

I...

-I...
-Don't sweat it.

I like the flowers.

And I'm flattered
that I got the most.

I would give you a kiss
for every single rose,

but, you know,
workplace rules and all that.

Plus, there are
some major gossips up in here.

Hmm, well, game recognizes game.

What are you doing
after your shift?

I could, um...

take you out of here,
you can give me

all the kisses you want.

Hmm.

I think I'm free tonight.

-Yeah?
-All night.

Mm.

I'm glad you caught me
before my workout.

You look as tired as I feel.

I tried to take a nap, but
I couldn't turn my brain off.

It's the ailment
of any good investigator.

I got some new information
from my pops.

But you first.
What'd you have to tell me?

So, I was around the corner

when you met with the courier
and his boss,

and I heard them talking,
and it was something

-the boss said. He said...
-Wait a minute.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait. What?

How could you be so reckless?

Smitty, I told you
to wait in the car

and be a lookout
away from any conversations.

I couldn't help myself.

I just wanted to be close
to the action.

You can't skulk around
in the dark

while I'm trying to get in
with the syndicate.

What if you blew my cover?
Then what?

All of this would've been
for nothing.

[indistinct chatter]

I can't believe you let me
go on about clothes

when you're dealing
with the aftermath

of a medical emergency.

Well, I feel fine now.

-Thanks to Ted.
-Indeed.

He got me back on my feet
and feeling like myself again.

So why the doom and gloom
about something

that isn't going to happen?

I don't want to hear
magical thinking.

You kids do way too much of that
when it comes to me.

No one lives forever.

We need to be realistic.

That's why I sent your daddy
away from the house for a while.

I can't make plans
for the family's future

without upsetting him.

I am putting together a binder

with all of the information,
so it'll be a easy transition.

I want to leave you something
you can hold in your hands.

My own words,
written in my own handwriting.

You're so incredibly thoughtful.

So you'll do what's necessary?

Yes, but only
if it becomes necessary.

We're not there yet,
and we may not be.

You have made me
so very, very proud.

I wish I could hug you.

Hug me. [chuckles]

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