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Anomalous aerial craft that put the military on high alert.
Strange lights in the sky seemingly stalking those who witnessed them. And
face-to-face encounters with something utterly inhuman.
For generations, stories of UFOs and extraterrestrial encounters have
captured the public's imagination.
Often dismissed as hoaxes.
or misidentified aircraft, these accounts were rarely taken seriously.
But today, that's beginning to change.
While there are countless cases that have reasonable earthly explanations,
there are outlier events that raise legitimate questions about the
possibility that we are not alone in the universe.
Are alleged alien close encounters misunderstood phenomena?
Or do they point to something far more extraordinary?
Well, that's what we'll try and find out.
Police officer Lonnie Zamora pursues a speeding car through the desert when a
bright flash catches his eye.
Believing it to be an explosion, he abandons the chase and drives toward it.
But nothing can prepare him for what he is about to encounter.
He decided to investigate what was going on.
As he drove up onto this ridge, onto this hill, and he looked down, he saw
this craft that had landed.
This flashing light had turned into this craft that was about the size of a car.
I didn't know what it was until I started moving towards it.
I realized it was something that I had never seen before.
From here up to see down on top of it.
Sort of an ancient object, about 30 to 40 feet wide.
He decided that he was going to try and make his way down there. And as he came
down the hill, he fell a little bit, got back up, but then noticed that there
were a couple beings that were standing behind this craft.
And one of them was kind of peering out, looking at him.
The beings got back into the craft, and then the craft lifted up off the ground
and then took off into the distance as he watched it.
While there had been famous UFO sightings before, like the Roswell crash
in 1947,
the Lonnie Zamora incident in 1964 added legitimacy to these stories
surrounding mysterious flying crafts and their strange occupants.
Zamora is a trained observer.
He's a law enforcement officer. He is known as a very rational and down-to
-earth individual, and he's not known for flights of fancy.
Zamora claimed that he saw an egg-shaped craft sitting on four distinct landing
struts.
As he had called it in, some follow-on responders are able to verify that there
are scorch marks and there are four deep indentations in the earth.
That seems to corroborate what he was saying about there being some kind of a
craft sitting on four struts.
There's one indentation right there.
The other one over there.
where the rock is, and I had one over there and one over here.
There was four.
The more this event was researched, and the more people came to the site to
look, nobody could disprove Lonnie's story.
Then the FBI shows up, and I knew the FBI agent, who was one of the people who
was involved in that research.
And what they said was that then, where the object took off, was fused solid.
This bizarre incident got so much attention that the United States
government realized they needed their top investigator on the case.
J. Allen Hynek went out and he investigated.
Hynek was an astronomer who was hired by the U.S. government to investigate
UFOs. There were so many of them going on that they needed somebody to document
this. He was doing it for Project Blue Book.
Between 1952 and 1969, Project Blue Book secretly investigated more than 12
,000 UFO sightings, determined to find rational explanations for what people
across the country were reporting.
And Hynek was its lead researcher.
My father, Joseph Allen Hynek, started off as a nuts-and-bolts astrophysicist,
was asked by the Air Force to study what were then called flying saucers.
He thought it would be all of a weekend's worth of work, and lo and
behold, he spent more than 25 years trying to get to the bottom of this
phenomena. To make it easier for scientists to study it and compare
apples to apples, he came up with a classification system, because that's
what scientists do.
So you have objects that you see in the sky, which are daylight disks.
and nocturnal lights if it's at night. And if the object seems to be closer
than 500 feet, it's a close encounter of the first kind.
If there's some kind of physical evidence, sunburn on the face, or radar
corroboration, it's a close encounter of the second kind.
Close encounters of the third kind are where there's a report of an actual
entity involved.
Lonnie Zamora is one of the close encounters of the third kind cases.
So what did Lonnie Zamora actually see?
With the White Sands Proving Ground just 35 miles away from the landing site and
the Walker Air Force Base in Roswell only 140 miles away, did Zamora stumble
upon a top-secret military experiment?
The individuals that he said he didn't think were human, they were wearing some
kind of white uniforms.
That doesn't necessarily mean that what Zamora saw were aliens.
It is possible that he saw some form of experimental craft.
After all, he's in an area with a lot of government proving grounds in the
immediate vicinity. And it is possible that essentially an experiment went
wrong and he happened to stumble across it.
On the other hand, from a military perspective, we don't know of any
experimental craft from that time period that would fit the exact parameters of
what Zamora claimed that he saw.
I don't think we should rule out secret military technology. We know there is
secret military technology, and we know it's doing things that we don't see with
commercial aircraft.
But it's not the only explanation. And when witnesses come forward consistently
reporting beings that don't seem to be human, then the military explanation
doesn't always seem to hold water.
What exactly did Zamora encounter?
What's clear is that over the past 70 years, UFO sightings have become part of
a larger global pattern, one marked by incidents that defy.
Conventional explanation.
Including more than a month of bizarre sightings in the skies over New Jersey.
Back in 2024 going into 2025, we had the mystery drones over primarily New
Jersey, but all along the eastern shore there.
But the real emphasis was over New Jersey, just because there were so many
of these reports.
They called them drones, but were they really all drones? I don't know.
I'm not sure that they were all drones. Some were, for sure.
Between November 13th and December 17th, 2024, federal officials received over 5
,000 reports of these mystery drones over the American Northeast, leaving
residents deeply unsettled and grasping for answers.
It was clear that something was happening over the tri-state area there.
So what was it? The U.S.?
the government really never gave a firm, formal answer.
And so that whole series of sightings ended just the way all of the other
sightings ended, unresolved. This open-ended, unsatisfying conclusion of
like, what just happened here? And we don't really know.
Are these mysterious objects in our skies simply government experiments?
Could they be advanced technology from a foreign adversary?
Or are they something else entirely?
Something not of this world?
It certainly seems that the inconvenient truth of UFO reports is not going away.
And if anything, there seem to be more cases reported.
Now, that could be because more people have cameras, there are more radars, and
it could be a large case of observation bias.
But this is a phenomenon that has been around for some time and is not slowing
down.
It is acknowledged, we should say, that there are unknowns that the government
cannot explain.
Now, that's different from saying that these are non-human intelligences or
aliens. But there has been some level of acceptance that something is going on.
And what we still don't have a societal agreement about is who are they and
why is this all happening?
Stephenville, Texas, January 8, 2008.
In this small ranch community southwest of Fort Worth, residents begin reporting
something they can't explain, a massive silent object.
moving across the evening sky, and the sheer number of eyewitnesses becomes
impossible to ignore.
You had hundreds of people. Actually, I think 300 phone calls were made that day
or the next day of what people consistently described as an enormous
object. And by enormous, I mean potentially a mile long and a half of a
mile wide.
One person described it as a flying Walmart, I think. Made me kind of laugh.
But this is an enormous object.
Among the hundreds of witnesses were ranchers, business owners, and law
enforcement officers.
But none had a better view than Steve Allen, a private pilot and trucking
company owner, who was standing on the hilltop overlooking the city when the
lights appeared.
A friend invited me over to his house just to have an afternoon and enjoy the
evening.
Unlimited visibility you could see forever.
They had a little campfire going.
Off to the east, I see some bright, high-intensity lights coming at us at a
very high rate of speed.
As the lights got closer, there's four real bright, high-intensity lights.
Looked like possibly on the corners of a craft or whatever it was on.
As the object passed by us, it appeared to be about a half a mile wide and about
a mile long. It was real close to us, within 2,000 to 2,500 foot from us.
What was astonishing to me is it had no propulsion noise, no hum, just totally
silent. That shocked us, to say the least.
It went on to several miles past us, came to a complete stop.
There were seven lights blinking in the rear.
They repositioned to an arc shape another split second. It was in a
vertical shape. In another split second, there was two sets of seven lights.
They blinked for a moment, and then it looked like they burst into a flame in a
controlled rectangle box over the city of Stephenville for just a moment or
two, and then it disappeared.
It didn't streak off or anything. It just disappeared.
The second time it came back by, It was closer and lower and faster.
Not to mention it had two F-16s following it in pursuit.
They was chasing it with vengeance.
My mind was going back and forth what it could be, what it can't be. Almost a
disbelievement, you know, of what your eyes are seeing, you know.
What did Steve Allen and hundreds of others witness over Stephenville, Texas?
A military aircraft?
a secret government project or something not of this world
the air force said well we have no record of anything uh happening
they said well you might have seen the reflections of a commercial airliner in
the area people were just like are you out of your mind man how do you expect
us to believe that that's ridiculous eventually the airport
There actually were a couple of F-16s on training exercises in the area.
Despite statements made by the U.S. Air Force, the massive number of
eyewitnesses were far from convinced that this was a mere training exercise.
Within seven months of the sighting, civilian investigators with the Mutual
UFO Network, or MUFON, discovered their own.
We sent investigators to Stephenville to find out what was going on to better
investigate. We had a town hall meeting.
Over 200 people showed up at this town hall meeting that had seen these lights.
We also were able to obtain, through Freedom of Information Act, radar
documents showing that there was something in the area that wasn't the F
-16.
something unknown.
The radar report did show the F-16s, the two that I saw behind it, but it also
showed four F-16s on either side of it, flanking it. And sure enough, craft
comes in at 2,100 miles an hour, reverse course, and he does a 180 and goes back
out at 1,900 miles an hour.
The Air Force was put into a very difficult position here with this
because there clearly is an unknown object that was on this radar.
So that's the last we have of this, and we still do not have a proper resolution
of this case. But what we do have is really outstanding multiple witness
testimony.
Sightings were not only observed from the ground.
There were eyewitness reports of the same massive craft from passengers.
inside a commercial jet.
And remarkably, the incident in Stephenville, Texas in 2008
is far from the only UFO reported by an entire community.
There have been a lot of examples in American history of widespread, large
-scale observation of unexplained natural or unnatural phenomena.
We have one case in 1952 where a series of lights started darting all over above
the nation's capital. It was reported by commercial pilots that were flying in
the area, and there were radar returns.
And you had thousands of residents of Washington, D.C., that reported what
they saw.
There was another case in 1997 over a period of several weeks in the skies
over Arizona.
Thousands of inhabitants reported seeing...
unexplained lights, and possibly a massive craft moving in the vicinity of
Phoenix.
And at O'Hare Airport, there was some form of craft that essentially hovered
over one of the airport gates before launching almost vertically into the
sky. And there were hundreds of passengers as well as dozens of aircrew
that specifically saw this thing, and none of them could account for it in
their own experience.
When you have hundreds of people that see something that travels in a manner
that our technology is not capable of, those type of massive sightings,
they periodically occur and they're still being denied.
Flash forward to 20 years later after the event, I still think that it came
from somewhere else. There's not much you can say to a non-believer. If you
landed a spacecraft in their front yard, they still wouldn't believe it.
Were the Stephenville lights merely fighter jets, as the United States Air
Force claimed?
Many of the hundreds of eyewitnesses are simply not buying it.
But there are other close encounters where seeing something strange is only
the beginning. Like in Brazil, where witnesses claimed unidentified objects
didn't just appear in the sky.
They attacked.
Colares, Brazil, this small island community deep in the Amazon Delta,
was once the center of a disturbing series of events.
Between July 1977 and March 1978,
residents spoke of unexplained objects in the sky.
And local newspapers reported that hundreds of people sustained injuries
that no one could explain.
The Calaris incident of 1977 is probably one of the best examples on record
when it comes to physical evidence of UFOs affecting people, but
in a very unsettling way.
It really began when fishermen in the town started noticing strange
lights coming out of the water on the coast.
And as the lights came out and got closer, they realized these weren't just
lights. These were cylindrical-shaped objects.
They were oval.
They were luminous.
But they seemed to be directly targeting individuals.
This has been called an attack on humans, striking them in the arms, in
the torso, in the chest, and leaving behind...
puncture marks and small burns on individuals.
They would send two separate beams. One beam was almost like a stun gun, and it
would stun them, and then a second beam would come down and puncture them.
This was happening so often that they had a nickname, Chuba Chuba, which means
sucker, sucker.
It was happening to everybody.
90% of the population either saw the light, saw this happening to family or
friends, or actually experienced it.
You had claims of literally hundreds of witnesses in the region stating that
they were being stalked by beams of light that were injuring them and that
there was no escape. You had people hiding in their homes or wherever they
could hide from this. This truly invoked terror.
What was attacking residents of Colares, Brazil, in the late 1970s? While a
definitive explanation is yet to be determined, the shocking event reported
in the local newspaper O Liberal in 1977 would draw widespread attention to the
small coastal town and prompted many UFO researchers to investigate these
disturbing and at times painful close encounters.
I went to Colares.
few times and They are very open to talk to you at first the people thought
that it was a demon Something like that because they were attacking them. They
didn't understand what it was Because the people that live in these small
cities they had no access to any kind of UFO subject
the people reported that they saw a big light or a
craft coming out from the river or just appeared in the sky.
More than 2,000 people were injured by this laser beam.
They felt something like needles pinching the skin in the
neck, in the breast, in the arm, in the leg.
And people got very dizzy and very weak and go to the hospital.
In the hospital, The doctor makes some exams and takes some blood samples and
discovers that those people that have been attacked by the lights got anemia.
They had a lack of iron in their blood.
What mysterious, unidentified technology could not only send victims to the
hospital, but also, allegedly, alter their blood chemistry?
Mounting concerns about the disturbing events drew government attention,
because in 1977, the Oestada do Parรก newspaper even reported military
personnel were also experiencing this phenomenon.
The Brazilian Air Force got involved in an official investigation, which we
translate as Operation Saucer. This was led by an Air Force officer, Urangue
Holanda. He had 100 men at his disposal.
And they did detailed investigations of this.
At first, the Air Force officers would try to just brush it off and
tell the locals, this is mass hysteria. But that would eventually change when
these military officers sent out to stop the panic from happening. They would
also start witnessing these events.
And some of them would even claim to have been.
attacked as well.
You really try to think through Kolaris. Try to figure out what this could have
been. So you run your list of suspects.
Okay, United States military, Brazilian military, the Soviet Union.
Okay, let's start with that. So with what technology?
In 1977, by the way, we're not talking modern drone technology of the 21st
century. So there's a real problem.
Just the logistics and technical demands.
This went on for like five or six months in this region.
Then you have the whole Brazilian investigation part of it. You have the
Brazilian Air Force clearly looking at this very seriously, and all the people
in Calaras saying the same thing.
There's a flying saucer invasion here, and they are attacking us.
And look, if you want to remove UAP from the whole equation, sure, then it's
unexplained. It's not unexplained if you want to recognize there's another
intelligence operating here.
Were the townsfolk in Calaris, Brazil, intentionally targeted by an
extraterrestrial presence?
It's a terrifying thought.
But there are other alleged alien close encounters where people were just
harmed. They may have been taken.
Pascagoula, Mississippi, October 11th, 1973.
After wrapping up their workday at a local shipyard, two friends are fishing
from a pier on the Pascagoula River when they observe a bright object flying
over the water.
The 1973 Pascagoula incident is very bizarre. It really
begins when Charles Hickson and Calvin Parker noticed a strange light in the
distance and when it got closer they realized it wasn't just a light this was
a structured craft oval in shape very bright and it seemed to be descending
closer to the water and all of a sudden both of these
men felt almost paralyzed they had no idea what was going on
And that's when they saw the bees.
I don't remember seeing any eyes.
They had something in about the center of what I would call a face, just
something that came straight out, or a nose on a human being's face would be.
And they had arms, and they didn't have hands as we have. They had more or less
like pictures or claws or something like that.
They see these creatures.
come out of the craft, take them, float them aboard the craft.
It is a classic abduction case.
As in most abductions, one of the first things that happen is that the abductees
are scanned.
What they saw, what Cal described to me, was this large eyeball thing.
He called it an eye, and he said it just seemed to scan their whole body.
from head to toe.
Almost as soon as it began, both Calvin and Charlie found themselves on the
ground afterwards, dazed and confused and with no craft in sight and missing
time.
They went to the local police department and were, in fact, interrogated.
The police suddenly realized these guys weren't lying.
If they were drunk and having a hallucination, that's one thing.
But whatever they told the police, they believed was true.
Were these men taken by beings not of this earth?
Whatever the case, UFO researchers argue the Pascagoula incident is not unique
because similar abduction cases have been documented since the early
1960s.
Perhaps the...
Granddaddy of all abduction cases is the Betty and Barney Hill case from New
Hampshire in 1961.
They reported coming back from a belated honeymoon that they realized when they
got home there was two hours of missing time.
In the days and weeks that followed the incident, Betty and Barney reported
fragments of dreams.
and traumatic memories of having been abducted that are consistent with what
we see in PTSD from soldiers.
Later, under hypnotic regression, they reported very consistent stories of a
kind of sterile, almost laboratory-like environment and having been abducted and
examined.
Since Betty and Barney Hill, there have been hundreds.
of credible abduction cases with blinding light, paralysis,
and various forms of examination.
These happen all over the world.
Alien abduction, you know, it's one of these things where at first, when you
hear the first few cases of it back in the 60s and 70s, it just seemed so
outlandish. Like, what? The aliens are going to take us?
It's easy to forget just how shocking that concept was to people at the time.
As the years went on, the accounts had a very significant consistency to
them, even from people who clearly were not versed in UFO research.
thousand people who believe they've been abducted.
There's a bright light. It seems like a commonality is always some type of a
bright light.
And the next thing they know, they're on this craft and they're being examined.
And the next thing they remember, they're back home, they're back on the
trail, they're back in their car, and several hours have passed.
There are skeptical explanations for many of them, like sleep paralysis.
or what are called hypnagogic illusions, the feeling of a presence in your room.
That is something that can happen if you're in a kind of half-awake, half
-asleep state.
That's not impossible.
But I don't really think that that's the satisfactory answer here.
Are alien abduction accounts just a trick of the mind, or the brain
hallucinating on the brink of sleep?
If so, how do you explain cases like Pascagoula, where witnesses are clearly?
Why do we?
One of the really interesting things about the Pasco Gula case is that over
the years, more and more corroborating evidence has come forward.
Dozens of witnesses have come forward reporting having seen parts of the
overall episode.
I've known Calvin Parker since 1973 until his recent passing. And
I can say that he was honest in saying, Something that he believed occurred.
To this day, the Pascagoula River encounter of 1973 remains one of the
most talked about alien abduction cases in history.
But what are we to make of claims that include physical evidence of something
otherworldly?
Like a strange metallic sphere discovered in Colombia that some believe
may not be from this world.
Buga, Colombia.
It's one of South America's most important pilgrimage sites, with over 3
million Catholics coming annually to see the stunning Basilica of Our Lord of
Miracles.
But in March 2025, the town went viral when videos of a bizarre
metallic object flying through the sky were posted on social media by local
resident Jose Restrepo.
This bizarre orb.
has come to be known as the Booga Sphere.
The Booga Sphere is this basketball-sized, shiny metallic
sphere that was seen gliding through the air around the Booga Columbia area.
The individual who ended up picking this up, Jose, he started following it,
capturing it on his camera. Eight-minute-long video of this thing.
It was gliding across the air, started acting a little erratically, and
essentially fell out of the sky.
The next video that we see shows him picking this thing up and making off
with it.
The sphere itself has been photographed. It's about the size of a basketball.
It's got very intricate engravings on it. You've got a few possibilities
regarding the Bugis sphere.
like legitimate ones that you have to consider. One is hopes. There are people
who like to test their skills.
Could I create something that's so cool-looking that the world thinks it's
by aliens? Like, that's certainly one thing you have to keep in mind.
However, I can say, having reviewed thousands, many thousands of genuine UFO
reports, that there are many reports of metallic spheres that people have
reported going back many, many decades.
These reports appear to be reliable.
by honest witnesses, and that the boogasphere could very well fit that
model as well.
Is this metallic sphere adorned with strange and unidentified symbols a man
-made hoax?
Or does it represent a close encounter with extraterrestrial technology?
While Jose Restrepo is no longer in possession of the boogasphere,
remarkable claims continue to appear online about the object.
Some researchers point out its similarity to another metallic sphere
that was discovered in 1974 by a family in Florida, which was investigated by
the U.S. Air Force's key scientific advisor for UFO research, Dr.
J. Allen Hynek.
This recent Bugha sphere carries on a grand tradition of mysterious spheres.
In the 70s, there was something called the Betz sphere.
from a case in Florida, about the same size, and it seemed to have its own
interesting properties.
I remember coming home one day when I was a teenager in Chicago, and we had
this metallic sphere in the basement.
We didn't know why it was there.
We asked our father. He just said, oh, I thought you guys would enjoy it.
I've had people come to me and ask if that was the Betz sphere, but I don't
know, and I don't know what happened to it.
While the nature of the Betz sphere and the Bugha sphere remain inconclusive,
many believe these unidentified objects are not dangerous.
But that may not be the case for a spherical object that was tracked in
2025 by an MQ-9 drone off the coast of Yemen.
During a congressional hearing, In 2025, a video was submitted by a
Missouri congressman, Eric Burleson. I want to cue up a video that I've been
given.
It's an object, an unknown object, that's moving across the sky, and it's
fired upon by a missile that was launched from one of our U.S. drones.
The missile basically broke up and bounced off of it.
And the object continued on.
When I saw that, the first thing I thought is, why are we shooting at this?
I don't know why we're firing missiles at something that's an unknown
craft and it's higher technology than what we have. And we still don't know
what that object was.
It's alarming to think that the military is encountering technology that exceeds
our capability.
But is there some unknown reason why these mysterious spheres and other
anomalies are making themselves known in multiple areas around the world?
Why do these objects seem to be appearing now more than ever?
So we are now in an era where UAP sightings are coming in by the thousands
every year.
The question then is, are we dealing with a real upswing in actual anomalous
activity?
I think you want to be careful before making that conclusion.
We have much more opportunity to observe these things and to record them and to
report them.
What we don't have a fundamental understanding about is what is the
actual volume of genuine anomalous activity in this world and why. Why are
they here? What are they doing?
Las Vegas, Nevada, May 1st, 2023.
Just after dusk, a green fireball streaked through the night sky and is
reported to local law enforcement by multiple eyewitnesses. But dispatchers
receive another call from a resident claiming there are strange entities in
his backyard.
I swear to God this is not a joke because I could be really terrified of
it. So there's two people or two subjects that are in your backyard?
Correct, and they're very large.
They're like 8 foot, 9 feet, 10 foot, I don't know.
They look like aliens to us.
Big eyes, they have big eyes, like I can't explain it. And big mouth.
They have tiny eyes and they're not human.
They're 100% not human.
Angel Kim Moore and his family were fixing the truck in the backyard, and
all of a sudden this light fell down out of the sky, which of course they
noticed.
And then all of a sudden there were these two tall, all I could really say
is beans in their backyard.
They're kind of tall, dark, almost shadowy in nature.
The police.
actually very willingly went out to the location because they had also
witnessed, and there's even body cam footage of this, a streak of green light
shooting across the sky into that area.
What did you see?
It was like a big creature.
A big creature? Yeah, like a long 10 feet tall.
Because I'm not going to BS you guys. One of my partners said they saw
something fall out of the sky too, so that's why I'm kind of curious.
The police went out to investigate and didn't find anything.
I know some investigators that went out there and investigated, interviewed
these young men, and they really believed the story to be true.
We don't know if that was a meteor that went by or maybe a craft that had
crashed, and these two beings were survivors.
But we still don't know if this did occur, what happened to the beings,
where did they finally end up. The story stops there, so there's not enough
evidence.
We actually have video of this, blurry, grainy, hard to see, but clearly there's
an image there.
It ignites social media, ignites it.
Suddenly, it turns up all over the place.
Because what we have now, that we didn't have in 1947, or in 1963,
was YouTube.
In an age of smartphones and instant uploads, A single unexplained video can
grip the world's imagination overnight.
Oh, my God.
We share it. We debate it. We want it to be real.
But what does that say about us?
Are we witnessing a growing body of evidence or a growing desire to believe
we are not alone in the universe?
We are desperate as human beings.
to know what's beyond.
Are there angels?
Are there aliens?
Are there demons?
And that's why every time there is another sighting, which is witness,
which is photograph, which is videotape, which are liable witness, the public
goes wild.
We want to know.
When we think we have rock-solid proof,
We often don't. Like, there's something that gets in the way.
Acknowledgement of the reality of this UAP phenomenon.
We would like it to be a scientific thing, but it's actually more political
than scientific.
We have to decide as a society what constitutes the truth here.
Because to make this admission opens up Pandora's box.
For the past 80 years, we've seen countless images of unidentified flying
objects, and yet there's been no definitive proof that the strange
entities spotted in our skies are extraterrestrial.
But as the number of reported alien encounters continues to grow, could
things be changing?
Many believe we are nearing official disclosure of ET activity all around us.
It's intriguing to think that we may have been witnessing something truly out
of this world all along.
But for now, the truth about alien close encounters remains
unexplained.
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