Pennod 7 35 Diwrnod

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-What if it wasn't an accident?

-What if it wasn't an accident?

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-You do it every Sunday morning.

-I didn't go that morning,

-as I told the police.

-They didn't know you'd had an affair

-with Mair for 25 years.

-These are the plans. White Meadow.

-I heard them say

-they'll demolish the house.

-Who?

-Geraint and Gwenda.

-You didn't have an affair

-with that dickhead lecturer?

-I didn't have an affair.

-Why are you giving me this, Dafydd?

-Why are you giving me this, Dafydd?

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-Because I love you.

-There's a cheque there for 30,000.

-It's yours if you pack your bag

-and move out tonight.

-I've decided to accept the land.

-If we split it four ways.

-What did you do

-with the other cheque?

-We should all go

-for a picnic sometime.

-Geraint can tell us

-about White Meadow.

-What do the Chinese call it?

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-7 days earlier

-They're yours.

-Thanks.

-Mam?

-You deserve a better son than me.

-It's not going to happen.

-It's not going to happen.

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-Why do you say that?

-Have you spoken to planning?

-Have you spoken to planning?

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-Yes, and they have no objection.

-It conforms

-with the local development plan.

-Nothing's been signed or passed.

-It won't happen.

-Why so negative?

-Nia'll be the first to bank the cash

-when phase one starts.

-How much money?

-How much money?

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-The facility study is done.

-Has this company from Beijing

-paid you for that?

-The company got a sum, yes.

-The company got a sum, yes.

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-How much?

-They paid the company, Nia.

-How much did the company get?

-50,000.

-Did Mam know about this?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-Was she happy with the idea?

-Yes.

-Yes.

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-What is phase one then?

-The Chinese will buy 58 acres.

-For 200,000 per acre.

-That's between the four of us.

-The house will be demolished.

-I'm not happy about that.

-I'm not happy about that.

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-What about Heulyn's room?

-Why demolish the house?

-Why demolish the house?

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-It doesn't match the rest.

-It's almost 3 million each.

-It's almost 3 million each.

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-How much?

-There's no need to fuss

-about demolishing the house.

-If phase one happens, I'll ride

-a horse naked through Carmarthen.

-There we are then.

-Something to look forward to.

-Something to look forward to.

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-It's lucky you saw the file, Sara.

-Geraint would have bought us out

-and kept all that money to himself.

-What am I supposed to do?

-My head...

-This is just going

-to go on and on and on.

-What are you talking about?

-What are you talking about?

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-Unless I do something.

-Do what?

-Please don't talk like this.

-If he gives you the land, he can't

-stop you splitting it four ways.

-Ifan.

-He can't.

-Are you excited?

-These plans are great.

-Don't you think so?

-This is a fantastic chance, Sara.

-We could buy two farms

-with all that money.

-We could do anything. Go on holiday.

-You're always saying

-you want to do this and that.

-Now we've got that chance.

-We've dreamt of this, Sara.

-What the hell is wrong with you?

-Do you want to go

-on that trip today, Dafydd?

-What trip?

-What are you talking about?

-What trip?

-The trip!

-To see your friend, the solicitor.

-You said he'd help me and he'd be

-cheaper than London solicitors.

-What friend?

-You wouldn't know him.

-He's a friend from primary school.

-It doesn't matter.

-We'll go another time.

-Have you ever fancied a threesome?

-Think about it,

-two sisters in bed with you.

-You'd be over the moon, I'm sure.

-You'd be over the moon, I'm sure.

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-Go to hell.

-There we are then.

-Not interested any more?

-I think Sara and I

-should have a chat.

-If you tell Sara anything...

-I could sing like a bird.

-# Ffa la la la la la la

-# Ffa la la

-# Ffa la la

-# Ffa la la la la la la #

-I saw you walking back.

-There's no point in lying.

-I washed and ironed his clothes.

-I took them over.

-Don't do that again.

-Don't go over there.

-Don't go over there.

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-Those aren't the terms you set, Huw.

-You didn't say a thing to me.

-If you go and see Tom again, I'll

-throw him out of the caravan too.

-Then he'll have nowhere to live.

-Ifan!

-Where are you going?

-Tell me.

-You're scaring me.

-What's Ifan doing with that gun?

-What are you doing? Give it here.

-You never do this.

-Do you hear me?

-Never put cartridges in the gun

-unless you're ready to shoot.

-It's not a toy.

-KNOCK ON DOOR

-You're not coming into my room.

-You're not coming into my room.

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-Catrin, stop this nonsense.

-I don't have any dirty clothes.

-There must be.

-I don't want you in my room,

-Gwenda, end of.

-I can't believe

-you're being so childish.

-Will you be like this

-at the wedding?

-Wedding!

-What wedding?

-What bloody wedding? Dad!

-If you get married...

-All I wanted was your dirty clothes.

-All I wanted was your dirty clothes.

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-Why is everyone shouting?

-Will you be like this

-at our wedding? Her words.

-You're getting married.

-You must be,

-or she wouldn't say that.

-It slipped out.

-It slipped out!

-It's a good job it did,

-or weren't you planning to tell me?

-Gwenda was speaking generally.

-There is no wedding.

-Nothing has been arranged yet.

-When it has,

-you'll be the first to know.

-If you marry this woman,

-I'm moving in with Mam.

-Yes.

-He was there.

-Huw was down by the lake with Ifan.

-I'm so sorry.

-Can I have a word?

-You don't need to worry, Mam.

-Dad doesn't know I'm here.

-I heard you talking to Sara.

-He was there. Huw was there.

-Lissie just told me.

-How did she know that?

-How did she know that?

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-She didn't say.

-She wouldn't say more.

-It was as if she was frightened.

-I don't know,

-that's the feeling I got.

-The point is, he was there.

-Does she know what happened?

-Does she know what happened?

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-Don't ask more questions, Sara.

-Until the land is transferred

-to Ifan, keep your mouth shut.

-Ifan, Huw and Mam

-hid the truth from us.

-The last thing we want...

-..is that Huw sulks and refuses

-to transfer the land to Ifan.

-I want to know

-what happened to Dad, Geraint.

-Do you really want to open

-this Pandora's box?

-Say nothing to anyone.

-Don't upset the applecart.

-Or we might as well

-say goodbye to the scheme.

-Let's settle the land first.

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-6 days earlier

-What's wrong with him?

-He's been smoking.

-Have you spoken to Uncle Huw?

-Has he mentioned the probate?

-Has he mentioned the probate?

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-Has he said anything at all?

-Ifan!

-Has he been out here all night

-or what?

-No.

-He can barely speak.

-We're trying to get

-some sense out of him.

-He needs to go to the bungalow

-and ask about the probate.

-He needs to stop taking drugs too.

-There are kids here.

-He's not fit

-to look after his own child.

-There's no need to preach, Dafydd.

-Can you try to get him to ask Huw?

-Oh dear, a lot of people

-are curious now.

-They're asking questions.

-It's Ifan's fault.

-He's been blabbing.

-He's been talking about you.

-You'll have to find a better way

-to shut his mouth, Dad.

-Giving him all that land

-hasn't worked.

-There we are,

-I'm sure you'll think of something.

-You'll find some way

-to sort Ifan out.

-Boss?

-Do you want help?

-Do you want help?

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-I'm fine.

-It's bleeding.

-I don't want your help, Lissie.

-I'm just offering, that's all.

-I'm just offering, that's all.

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-Leave me alone!

-You can't do that.

-You can't send him away.

-I've forced him to lie, Huw.

-I want us to be together.

-Please, don't do this.

-You and me and Ifan.

-That's why...

-What?

-This was an accident, Huw, please.

-I've brought you a plaster.

-Here you go.

-Get out of my way.

-Come on, Mabli.

-Dad's taking you for a walk.

-I thought it would be nice

-if I took them.

-Why are you making this fuss?

-You're not doing me a favour.

-You're taking your own children

-for a walk.

-Right, come on.

-Right, come on.

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-Ta-ra.

-Where are we going?

-Where are we going?

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-For a walk.

-Come here, I want a selfie of us.

-Dad!

-Dad!

-When are you getting married?

-Sorry? Why do you say that?

-I heard you all shouting

-yesterday morning.

-Have you chosen a date?

-No.

-Oh well, there's no need

-to rush things, is there?

-Personally, I think it's a waste

-of time and money.

-No way would I do that again.

-But there we are.

-It will be your first wedding,

-so you'll want a little fuss.

-So you are getting married.

-You've arranged it.

-Catrin, whoa.

-Catrin, whoa.

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-Nothing's been arranged.

-You treat me like a child.

-You treat me like a child.

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-Stop acting like one then.

-I started talking about weddings.

-I started talking about weddings.

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-You're right, Catrin.

-You should live with your mother.

-Where are the kids?

-Why did you come back without them?

-Where are they?

-We were on the way to the lake.

-If anything's happened to them...

-I think the boss is in trouble.

-I think the boss is in trouble.

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-What kind of trouble?

-I don't know.

-Tom's living in the caravan now.

-He's thrown him out

-but he came over to speak to Huw.

-That's what we'll do.

-We'll get Tom to go after Gwenda.

-We'll tell him Gwenda fancies him.

-Oh my God, that would be a laugh.

-What are you two doing here?

-You're supposed to be working, Josh.

-You're supposed to be working, Josh.

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-Sorry, it's my fault.

-Go. Go away.

-Right, we have to go back now.

-Lunch is ready.

-Dad?

-Have you asked him

-for a divorce yet?

-You can't live like this, Mam.

-I'm worried about you.

-I'm worried about you.

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-You don't need to worry about me.

-Mam, if he can kill

-his own brother...

-You said.

-I said...

-I said...

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-OK.

-You suspect he's done something.

-If you suspect something like that,

-you shouldn't be in the same house.

-You don't know what he'll do.

-You have to leave, Mam.

-Or he has to go.

-Before it's too late.

-Before he does something to you.

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-5 days earlier

-Why are you doing this?

-Why have you invited them

-for supper?

-Because I want to see my son

-and my grandson.

-That's enough of a reason, isn't it?

-That's enough of a reason, isn't it?

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-Did you even consider my feelings?

-I was under the impression

-that you rather liked Ifan.

-Ifan hasn't changed.

-He's still Ifan.

-The fact I'm his father

-hasn't changed Ifan.

-You should have discussed it first.

-Yes, you're probably right.

-I should have.

-I want a divorce.

-Heulyn's birthday is next Friday.

-How do you know that?

-Heulyn told me.

-Heulyn told me.

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-Mabli.

-Who told you?

-Did Auntie Nia say?

-Did Auntie Nia say?

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-No.

-Uncle Geraint?

-Uncle Geraint?

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-No.

-Who told you?

-Heulyn.

-Will you tell me what's going on?

-Will you tell me what's going on?

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-Nothing's going on.

-Come on, we have to go.

-No, Ifan, we don't have to go.

-No, Ifan, we don't have to go.

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-Yes, we do.

-Why haven't you ever been married?

-If you want to ask personal

-questions, you can ask later.

-A lot of teachers

-get left on the shelf.

-Have you been on these websites?

-Have you been on these websites?

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-What did I say?

-That's where you met.

-Was it?

-Something on your mind, Dafydd?

-You've been staring at me, I thought

-you might want to say something.

-Obviously not.

-There must be a lot of gold-diggers

-on these websites too.

-What's wrong now?

-How did you make this chicken?

-It's my mother's recipe.

-I didn't say Gwenda

-was a gold-digger.

-Hiya.

-You don't need to worry

-about a primary school.

-There's one in the village.

-It's incredibly good.

-There are two secondary schools...

-..one at the top of the valley

-and the other in town.

-We're not planning on staying here.

-Aren't you?

-That's not the impression

-Ifan's given me.

-Have you told Huw

-about the Chinese scheme?

-What Chinese scheme?

-Yes.

-He has.

-It won't happen.

-That isn't his mother's wish.

-Turning this place into a playground

-for the Chinese.

-It's a farm.

-Is everyone agreed

-about this picnic tomorrow?

-I think that would be nice.

-Depending on the weather, of course.

-Ouch!

-Dafydd, you just kicked my leg.

-I'll move over here

-so you can have more room.

-I know you've got long legs.

-Sara, watch yourself tonight.

-He's been drinking.

-People will start talking about you.

-People will start talking about you.

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-And say what exactly?

-Oh, that you're, you know,

-an alcoholic. Ouch!

-You kicked me again.

-I didn't.

-I didn't.

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-You did.

-No, I didn't.

-Here you go.

-There we go.

-Everything's signed.

-At last.

-MOBILE PHONE

-Are the kids alright?

-Do you remember that next Friday

-is Heulyn's birthday?

-No.

-Your phone just rang by the way.

-Mabli told me.

-How would she remember the date?

-I don't know.

-I thought you'd told her.

-No.

-You're too mouthy.

-SMOKE ALARM

-Don't you ever, ever do that again.

-COUGHING

-What's happened?

-Someone must have forgotten

-they were cooking something...

-..or left fat at the bottom.

-..or left fat at the bottom.

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-I didn't do it.

-Nobody's accusing you, Gwenda.

-Nobody said you did it.

-Sometimes, people do things

-and forget later.

-People leave switches on.

-It's easily done.

-I forget things all the time.

-I forget things all the time.

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-It wasn't me!

-You think I've done something

-to burn this house down.

-SMOKE ALARM STOPS

-Maybe it was Tom.

-He's threatened to do it.

-He's threatened to do it.

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-When did he do that?

-Nia!

-If he's threatened to do that,

-why didn't you tell us?

-Geraint!

-Geraint!

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-Hello? I've just told you.

-Tom says stupid stuff all the time.

-He does stupid things too.

-Why is the bathroom window open?

-Why is the bathroom window open?

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-What did you do to Nia?

-Nothing.

-Mabli's under the table.

-She's hiding there.

-Gwenda, not now.

-Gwenda, not now.

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-She's hiding under the table.

-She's responsible for this.

-She must be.

-She's there,

-hiding under the table, Sara.

-I know she is.

-Is Mabli under the table?

-No, she isn't.

-She does this all the time, Geraint.

-She picks on her.

-She was there, Mabli was there!

-She was there, Mabli was there!

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-Gwenda!

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-4 days earlier

-Dad.

-Dad.

-Why are you sleeping on the sofa?

-I did warn you.

-Yes, I know.

-If he touches me again,

-I'll report him to the police.

-Everyone always gives him

-a second chance.

-Maybe you shouldn't.

-What's she been saying? She's been

-winding me up since we got here.

-Now isn't the time to discuss this.

-Someone had to teach her a lesson.

-You're making it worse, Dafydd.

-Oh, I see.

-Two sisters together.

-Ganging up.

-That's what I've decided.

-You're going back with Meleri

-when she comes in a few days.

-Your mother can sort you out,

-and that's that.

-Oh my God, Dad!

-Oh my God, Dad!

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-You have school.

-A new term to prepare for.

-A new term to prepare for.

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-Why do I have to go back now?

-This is Gwenda, I know it is.

-She's behind this.

-She's behind this.

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-No.

-She wants to get rid of me.

-She said so.

-I have enough on my plate

-without worrying about you.

-It's better

-if you go back to Cardiff.

-You can see your friends.

-The holidays are almost over.

-That bitch will pay for this.

-What happened last night?

-Huw must have said something.

-Ifan!

-Will you answer me

-instead of just sitting there?

-Did you ask about the probate?

-The pair of you are like hippies

-living in cloud cuckoo land.

-What has Huw threatened to do?

-Has he threatened

-to hurt you and Macsen?

-Or me?

-Of course I do.

-I do miss you.

-Richard, please.

-There's nothing I can do

-at the moment, is there?

-I'll call you back.

-I understand now.

-You knew what was going on

-all along.

-You didn't intend to stop it,

-did you?

-You wanted it to happen.

-Me and Dafydd.

-You've been very clever, fair play.

-So...

-..you are going out

-with this Richard.

-I've got something for your cheek,

-if you want.

-No, it's OK, thanks.

-I made the wrong choice.

-I should have listened to Dad.

-If I'd chosen the farm,

-things might be different today.

-Maybe Dad...

-Maybe Dad would still be alive.

-You can't say that.

-We all make mistakes.

-Life would be pretty dull

-without any regrets along the way.

-What are you going to do?

-I don't know.

-You don't threaten me, Huw.

-Ifan will do whatever he wants.

-He's signed the documents now.

-If Ifan wants to split the land

-four ways, that's what he'll do.

-It doesn't matter

-what you've threatened to do.

-You don't frighten me, Huw.

-I'll go to the police

-and tell them who killed Gwyndaf.

-You won't go to the police, Joy.

-You know as well as I do

-that Ifan is just as guilty.

-No, he isn't. There's a difference.

-He didn't hold Gwyndaf's head

-under the water.

-You did.

-Go to the police then.

-You know that means

-Ifan will be arrested.

-I do.

-Maybe that's what needs to happen.

-Then the truth will come out,

-once and for all.

-I've tried to speak to him.

-It's impossible

-to get any sense from him.

-He just stares like an owl.

-I don't know if Huw's told him

-anything about the probate.

-I did ask

-but it's like talking to a wall.

-You have to do something, Geraint,

-or we'll never get the land.

-Right.

-This one?

-This one?

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-Yes.

-I think I'll go and see Uncle Huw.

-On my own.

-Or this is how we'll be,

-still waiting.

-I'll see you later.

-I've made you food.

-Take it with you

-or eat it here quickly.

-Mam, chill. If he comes, I'll hide.

-I'm just worried

-he'll know you were here.

-Screw him.

-He can't control everyone.

-You need to get this divorce

-as soon as possible.

-You'll be fine, Mam.

-I'll look after you.

-You'll get half the farm.

-That's a lot of money.

-Ifan doesn't want Dolwen.

-Doesn't he?

-He can give me the land then.

-Geraint wanted to create

-a holiday camp for the Chinese.

-It would be worth 12 million.

-What on earth are you talking about?

-That's what he hoped

-to do with the land...

-..if Ifan split it between them.

-..if Ifan split it between them.

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-What's stopping him?

-Your father.

-Catrin.

-We have to do something to her.

-Something really horrible.

-Do you know what happened

-to your grandfather?

-He drowned. Why?

-Why, Josh?

-Why do you ask?

-Do you think we should drown Gwenda?

-Sorry, I thought Ifan

-would have told you.

-He's signed all the documents

-and agreed to the terms.

-Unfortunately,

-you won't get your way, Geraint.

-There won't be a White Meadow.

-Lissie said Uncle Huw was here

-when Dad fell into the water.

-Why did she say that?

-She wasn't here.

-I was here.

-Ifan!

-Geraint!

-Come here.

-Stop it, you're drowning him.

-Stop it!

-Leave me alone! Leave me alone!

-What the hell is wrong with you?

-You selfish little bastard!

-Have you done the psychopath test?

-You'd get a high score.

-Dad, did Uncle Huw kill Dad-cu?

-Why on earth would you ask that?

-I know you know, Joy.

-What do you expect me to say, Sara?

-The truth.

-I came to offer help,

-I'll sort them out for you.

-What have you told Sara?

-I want you to go, now!

-Joy, we have to go!

-This is between us two, Catrin.

-Where's Macsen?

-Where's Macsen?

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-That's us two. She's holding a gun.

-This is all your fault, Mam.

-Ifan.

-You'll never learn, will you?

-Ifan.

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-J... J... J...

-Joy.

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