Episode 8 Celebrity Mastermind

First in the spotlight tonight is the presenter Gethin Jones.

He answers questions on Welsh international rugby.

Next, the actor and rapper Ben Bailey Smith.

His specialist subject - the films of the Marx Brothers.

The presenter of Radio 4's Saturday Live Aasmah Mir

answers questions on the novels of Hanif Kureishi.

And the actor Mark Little

on the notorious writer Hunter S Thompson.

Hello, and welcome to Celebrity Mastermind

with me, John Humphrys, and four people who will be tested,

possibly embarrassingly, on what they know or think they know.

Their fee goes to charity,

but the winner gets a trophy and, most importantly,

the honour of becoming a celebrity mastermind.

The rules are the same, though,

90 seconds on their specialist subject

and two minutes on general knowledge.

So, let's ask our first contender to join us, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

In 90 seconds, here we go.

Which team played Wales in their inaugural Six Nations match

at the newly opened Millennium Stadium in February 2000?

-Pass.

-Whose first match as Wales' coach was in 2008 at Twickenham,

when Wales won 26 points to 19 against England,

having been 13 points behind after an hour's play?

-Warren Gatland.

-Which Welsh international broke the Wales all-time

try scoring record and was awarded the International Rugby Board

Player Of The Year in 2008?

-Shane Williams.

-Who scored in every match of Wales' Six Nations campaign

in 2010, including scoring all the points against Ireland?

Um...

-George North.

-Stephen Jones.

In which city did Wales lose to Fiji in the 2007 World Cup,

sending them out of the tournament?

-Nantes.

-Who kicked the late penalty goal to give Wales

an 11 points to nine win over England

in their first match of the 2005 Six Nations?

-Gavin Henson.

-What 'gate' term was used for the scandal in 2000

when Shane Howarth and Brett Sinkinson

were ruled ineligible to play for Wales

because their claims to have a Welsh grandparent were proved false?

-Grannygate.

-Grannygate.

Who kicked three drop goals in Wales' 28-all draw

against Scotland at Murrayfield in 2001?

2001 would have been...

-Stephen Jones.

-No, Neil Jenkins.

-Neil Jenkins.

In what position did Wales finish in the 2003 Six Nations?

-Wooden spoon.

-Yeah, sixth.

In which town did Wales play home games against Romania

in November 2002 and in August 2003?

-Wrexham.

-What position did Lee Byrne play for Wales throughout the 2008...

2009 and 2010 Six Nations?

-Full-back.

-Is correct.

You had just one pass, Gethin.

The team that played Wales right at the start

of the newly opened Millennium Stadium was France.

You've scored, though, eight points.

And our next contender, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

The Marx Brothers, in 90 seconds, here we go.

The Marx Brothers made a series of classic comedy films

from the 1920s to the '40s.

Who was the youngest brother, known for playing

straight roles in the early films?

-Zeppo Marx.

-In Duck Soup, what does Harpo get from his pocket

to light the Ambassador of Trentino's cigar

before cutting the tails off the Ambassador's coat

with a large pair of scissors?

-A flame thrower.

-Yeah, or blowtorch, yeah.

In Animal Crackers, what does Groucho say the 'T'

in his character's name, Jeffrey T Spaulding, stands for?

-Thomas.

-No, Edgar.

At the start of Monkey Business,

the four brothers are hiding on board a ship in barrels

that would normally contain what?

-Herring.

-Yeah, kippered herring.

In A Day At The Races, Miss Marlowe tells Groucho

she's never been so insulted in her life. What is his reply?

Argh!

-It's early.

-It's early yet, yes.

What does it say on Harpo's hat

when he first appears in Horse Feathers? It's also his occupation.

-Dog Catcher.

-In Duck Soup, why does Chico,

as Secretary of War, think that a standing army is a good idea?

-Cos you don't need to buy any chairs.

-Yeah, it would save money on chairs.

In A Night In Casablanca,

when Miss Reiner and Groucho are in the hotel club,

she asks for champagne. What does he order for her instead?

-Pass.

-In A Night At The Opera, which actor appears as the opera house singer

Ricardo Baroni? His friend and manager Fiorello,

played by Chico Marx, says he's "the greatest tenor in the world"?

-Allan Jones.

-What is the password for the speakeasy where Groucho,

as Professor Wagstaff, goes to meet the football players in Horse Feathers?

-Swordfish.

-In The Cocoanuts,

Harpo drinks ink and eats flowers at the hotel reception desk.

What does Groucho say he's going upstairs to fetch for him?

-Pass.

-It was... I can tell you cos we're out of time.

It was a stomach pump.

And the other pass, in A Night In Casablanca -

she wanted champagne, he ordered a cheese sandwich.

As you do.

Ben, you have eight points.

And our next contender, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

Hanif Kureishi, 90 seconds.

How is Haroon Amir known

in the title of Hanif Kureishi's debut novel, published in 1990?

-The Buddha of Suburbia.

-In The Black Album, there are plans to exhibit

a vegetable after a local couple cut it open and claim that God

has inscribed holy words into the flesh. What vegetable?

-Aubergine.

-What is the name of the Indian-born author

whose biography is being written by Harry Johnson in The Last Word?

-Mamoon Azam.

-In Gabriel's Gift, which song from the musical Oliver!

does Gabriel sing at a school concert

in ripped tails, top hat, muddy boots and orange-tinted shades?

-Pass.

-In Something To Tell You,

what's the name of the friend of Jamal Khan

who writes an open letter to Tony Blair

informing him that he's leaving the Labour Party

because it's become "dictatorial, corrupt and unrepresentative"?

-Henry.

-What nickname does Haroon give to his sister-in-law, Jean,

and her husband, Ted, referencing their alcohol intake?

-Gin and Tonic.

-In The Buddha Of Suburbia, what is the title of the debut album

of Charlie Hero's band, The Condemned?

-Bride Of Christ.

-What is the name of the law student who lives in the same house

as Shahid in The Black Album

and whose voice is said to sound like "a cross between

"JB Priestley and Zia Al Haq"?

-Riaz.

-In Something To Tell You, which rock star has a discussion

at Claridge's with Jamal about private schools in West London?

-Mick Jagger.

-In Intimacy,

Jay says that as a teenager, he used to carry a copy

of a Thom Gunn poem and recited it at parties. Which poem?

-Pass.

-Gabriel's father Rex used to play bass guitar in a band

that toured with the rock star Lester Jones. What was the band called?

-The Leather Pigs.

-Which sport is Mamoon playing in The Last Word

when he injures himself?

He's diagnosed with a herniated disc?

-Cricket.

-No, tennis. Two passes, Aasmah.

On The Move was the Thom Gunn poem.

And the song that he sang in Oliver! was Consider Yourself.

You've scored nine points.

Thank you.

And our final contender, please.

And your name is?

Your chosen charity?

And your chosen subject?

Hunter S Thompson in 90 seconds.

What's the name of Raoul Duke's Samoan companion

in Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas?

It became synonymous with the style of journalism that Thompson championed.

-Dr Gonzo.

-What is the title of the novel that Thompson started to write

in the '50s based on his experiences

working as a freelance journalist in Puerto Rico?

-Rum Diary.

-While investigating stories in South America

in the early 1960s, Thomson was arrested

for shooting rats at a city dump. In which city?

-Puerto Rico.

-No, Rio.

Which gang is the subject of Thompson's article,

published in The Nation magazine, with the title

The Motorcycle Gangs - Losers And Outsiders?

-The Hell's Angels.

-While covering the Democratic primary elections in '72

Thompson made up a rumour that one of the candidates was a user of a drug

called Ibogaine. What was the candidate's name?

-That was Muskie.

-It was.

In '74, which sporting event in Africa was he sent to cover

by Rolling Stone magazine? He missed it cos he was intoxicated at his hotel?

-That was The Rumble In The Jungle.

-It was.

Which director was originally lined up to make the film of

Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas? He was replaced by Terry Gilliam

after an argument with Thompson at a script meeting?

-Pass.

-What's the title of Thompson's article, published in Playboy,

about a fishing tournament in Mexico?

It's also the title of an anthology of his writings?

-Songs Of The Doomed.

-The Great Shark Hunt.

At Thompson's funeral in 2005,

his ashes were shot through a cannon

while a Bob Dylan song was played.

What was the song?

-Tambourine Man.

-Which character, an alter ego of Thompson,

is the main protagonist in the abandoned novel Silk Road

and also appears in The Curse Of Lono?

-Ralph Steadman.

-Gene Skinner.

Your time is up, you have one pass.

The director who was originally lined up

to make Fear And Loathing was Alex Cox.

You scored, Mark, six points.

Well, a close scoring round.

Let's have a look at all of the scores.

In fourth place, six points, Mark Little.

Joint second place, eight points apiece,

Gethin Jones and Ben Bailey Smith.

In first place, with nine points, Aasmah Mir.

And it is the general knowledge round now, of course,

and if there's a tie at the end of it, then the number of passes

is taken into account and the person with the fewer passes is the winner.

So, let us get on with it and ask Mark to join us again, please.

And now, Mark, you came to this country from Australia...

-I did, '92. In the early '90s.

-In the early '90s.

And you were a megastar in Australia because you were in Neighbours.

You came here, nobody knew you, and then

they started showing Neighbours and everybody knew you.

It must have been odd, that?

It was very odd because we were two and a half years behind

-and I wasn't really a megastar in Australia either.

-Oh.

-Well, they knew you in Australia.

-They knew of me, yes.

Infamy, infamy, they had it in for me.

-And your character, was it Joe Mangel?

-That was his name, yes.

-One of the great names of Australian literature.

-Absolutely.

Joe Mangel.

Yeah, no, no, it's burned into all our consciousnesses, absolutely.

But how difficult was it for you in those early days?

I'd come with my own style of solo comedy work,

so I was using the Edinburgh Festival

as a jump off point.

And it turns out that Mr Mangel, he helped me get some crowds.

Now, I was doing this really unusual, quite left-field comedy.

And people were coming along and...

and thinking, "What's the Joe Mangel show going to be?"

They got a bit of a surprise, but it helped with my...

-And so I've done a lot of touring in this country.

-Hm.

Which is... The great aspect about Britain is that there are

so many theatres and there's a way of

touring around which Australia didn't have back...

And anyway, you'd have to go a bit further in Australia, wouldn't you?

The miles are excessive, exactly. Everything's really compact here.

-Yeah, that's handy that, isn't it?

-It's very handy, yeah.

Right, here we go, you've got six points so far

-and two minutes of general knowledge.

-OK.

So, everything to play for. Here we go.

By law, what did a television viewer need for the first time

on the 1st of June, 1946 at a cost of £2.00?

-TV licence.

-The suburb of Clifton is famed for its suspension bridge

and also the home of a large zoo. In which city is it?

-San Francisco.

-Bristol.

According to Joe Dante's film Gremlins,

after what time must a Mogwai never be fed?

-Midnight.

-Which patriotic song, with music by Thomas Arne

and words by James Thomson, was first performed

in The Masque Of Alfred in August 1740?

-The French national anthem.

-No, Rule Britannia.

Which planet has two moons

whose Greek names mean 'fear' and 'terror'?

Um...

-Saturn.

-Mars.

'To brew up' and 'to mash' are popular terms

for making which beverage?

Brew up and mash? Tea.

Tracy Chevalier's 1999 novel Girl With A Pearl Earring

was inspired by a painting by a Dutch artist. What was his name?

-Van Dyke.

-No, Vermeer.

A theatre company began at The Old Vic in October, 1963,

with a production of Hamlet starring Peter O'Toole

before moving to its current site on the South Bank in '76. Which company?

-Pass.

-In which television series did Luke, Bo, Daisy

and Uncle Jesse race around

in a souped-up Dodge Charger known as General Lee,

foiling the schemes of Boss Hogg and his sidekick

Sheriff Rosco P Coltrane?

Oh, The Dukes Of Hazzard.

In 2014, who became the first golfer

to win two successive Majors since Padraig Harrington in 2008?

-Greg Norman.

-Rory McIlroy.

-Rory.

The Lhasa Apso, originally from Tibet,

is a breed of which domesticated animal?

-A cat.

-A dog.

Which British vocal group first topped the UK charts

in 1976 with their Eurovision Song Contest winning entry

Save Your Kisses For Me?

-Bucks Fizz.

-Brotherhood Of Man.

In which film series did the expression

"May the Force be with you" originate?

-Star Wars.

-The Thinker and The Kiss are among the most famous works

of a French sculptor, born in Paris in 1840.

Which sculptor?

-Rodin.

-Rodin is correct.

-One pass, Mark, you had...

-LAUGHTER

The theatre company that began at The Old Vic in October, '63,

was The National Theatre Company.

Mark, you have scored a total now of 12 points.

And now, Gethin, again, please.

This, I'd have thought quite tricky switch,

from Blue Peter,

so, children's presenter,

to presenting sport.

And you've moved from a highly receptive audience,

who worship and adore you and everything,

to a bunch of old cynics who sit there watching sport

and think they know absolutely everything.

They're all armchair experts. Can't have been easy.

Well, I think that's...

I think the great thing about sport is no-one really watches

any of the hosts, they only watch the action.

-So...

-Do you reckon? You may as well not be there?

Careful, you're talking yourself out of a job.

It's a good point. No, it's...

It's been very strange actually,

I never thought for a second I would work on the television, as it were.

That started 12 years ago.

And you never really know which direction you're going to go in.

What's the thing that separates

a successful presenter from another one?

I think, obviously, your interest, being inquisitive.

I always do my preparation.

And try and do your best, really.

And I think presenters are a bit like music.

If you don't like someone,

you sort of turn it over to a different channel

and you can't please everyone all the time.

But doing your best and trying to do the things you really enjoy.

Obviously, today doesn't count as that.

LAUGHTER

And try and enjoy it along the way.

Right, here we go.

You've got eight points, let's see how you do.

Two minutes of general knowledge, starting now.

In which Caribbean dance, originating in Trinidad,

do the dancers pass under a bar while leaning backwards?

-Limbo.

-In the Christian church, what name is given to the season that

includes the four Sundays preceding Christmas?

Uh, uh...

-Lent.

-Advent. Who composed the music for the opera Madam Butterfly?

The first performance at La Scala, Milan, in 1904,

was met with general derision from the audience?

-Mozart.

-Puccini. Which BBC television sports programme

celebrated its 50th birthday in August, 2014?

-A Question Of Sport.

-Match Of The Day.

In July, 2014, Vincenzo Nibali became the first Italian

since Marco Pantani in 1998 to win which classic race?

-Tour de France.

-In mammals, enamel forms the hard outermost layer

of what part of the body?

-Tooth.

-Which common garden tree, whose seeds are highly poisonous,

produces long chains of golden-yellow flowers?

-Don't know, pass.

-What catchphrase did Arnold Schwarzenegger

first use in a 1984 film as the Terminator

when he was asked to wait at a police station?

-I'll be back.

-In the Bible,

what famous set of religious laws did God

give to Moses on Mount Sinai?

-Pass.

-What name is given to the type of renewable energy

capable of providing heat and generating electricity

that is obtained from the sun's radiation?

-Solar.

-In 1862, Don Facundo Bacardi Masso

bought a distillery

in the town of Santiago de Cuba

to produce a more refined form of which spirit?

-Whiskey.

-Rum. What is the name of the official residence

of the Lord Mayor of London? It's also the name of the official residence

of the Lord Mayor of several other cities including Bristol and Dublin.

-I don't know, pass.

-Which classic horror figure has been played on film

by Lon Chaney, Claude Rains, Herbert Lom and Robert Englund?

-Frankenstein.

-The Phantom Of The Opera.

The Mediterranean coastal region, famous for its resorts,

that extends from Cannes to La Spezia in Italy

is known by what name meaning 'coast' or 'shore' in Italian?

-Amalfi.

-Riviera.

Jessica Drew is the original alter ego of which female superhero?

-Superwoman.

-Spiderwoman.

Robert Stroud, who spent 54 years in prison,

17 of them in Alcatraz from '42 to '59,

was known by a nickname because of his interest in ornithology. What nickname?

-The Rock, I don't know.

-The Birdman Of Alcatraz.

-Wow.

Three passes, Gethin. Mansion House is where

the Lord Mayors live, or some of them do, anyway.

The Ten Commandments, you'll be cross about that one,

that's what was passed down... I know.

And the tree with the poisonous seeds and the yellow flowers,

the Laburnum.

Gethin, you've a total now of 13 points.

And now, Ben, again, please.

Now, Ben.

-You are Doc Brown in another existence.

-Yeah.

-Well, you might still be Doc Brown.

-I am sometimes,

-on Saturdays.

-Yeah, exactly.

And you were a battle rapper.

Once upon a time, yeah. It's basically

sort of trading improvised rhymes with someone else.

Kind of like boxing.

For money or for fun, for sport.

So, when I did it, it was a totally improvisational thing,

-you had to come up with rhymes off the top of your head.

-About anything?

No, no, quite crucially it would be insulting you.

-To your face, directly.

-Right.

-But we'd be a lot closer together, physically.

-What, like how close?

Yeah, like nose to nose, yeah.

-Really?

-Yeah, pretty tense.

-Sounds brutal.

-It's like a worldwide sport now, it's huge.

-No?

I'm not involved in it anymore.

So you can't give us an example of how you would...?

No, I wouldn't, I wouldn't dare...

I'm already so nervous about general knowledge.

I generally don't have a lot of knowledge, so...

I'm concerned enough about that, I can't think about rap.

It's too incongruous, John.

You don't think I should retrain as a battle rapper?

I think you'd be unbeatable.

I can imagine me and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, you know, I'd...

-Let's set that up, I'll ref.

-Possibly not, possibly not.

Now, Ben, you've got eight points.

Let's see how you do with your general knowledge.

Two minutes, starting now.

Which city hosted the 2014 Commonwealth Games?

-Glasgow?

-Yeah.

Which of the Beatles was brought up by his Aunt Mimi

and his Uncle George after his mother, Julia,

handed over care of her son to them?

John Lennon.

What is the name of the television mini-series

starring Maggie Gyllenhaal that is set against

a backdrop of espionage and arms dealing

in the Israeli/Palestinian conflict?

-Scandal?

-No, The Honourable Woman.

Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire is famous

for the manufacture of Stilton cheese

and what type of pies?

Pork.

The origins of which annual theatre event

go back to 1912 when King George V and Queen Mary

attended a performance at the Palace Theatre, London,

in aid of the Variety Artistes' Benevolent Fund?

The Royal Variety?

Which British writer's first published novel

was Lord Of The Flies in 1954?

William Golding.

In about 1822, the megalosaurus

became the first example of what prehistoric creatures

to be studied scientifically?

Dinosaurs.

Whose last film role was as Eddie Willis,

a washed-up sports reporter who takes a job

as a publicist for a boxing promoter, in the '56 film

The Harder They Fall, the year before he died?

-Robert Mitchum?

-Humphrey Bogart.

What name is given to the session on the day before

a motor race in which drivers try to get the best

possible position on the starting grid?

-Poll.

-Qualifying.

How many musicians are there in a nonet?

Sorry, can you repeat, please?

How many musicians are there in a nonet?

Nine?

The use of which condiment increased in England after 1814,

when it was first marketed as a yellow powder packed in tins?

Mustard.

How is the undertaker's clerk Billy Fisher,

created by Keith Waterhouse, better known?

He escapes from his humdrum job by imagining himself

as the ruler of the kingdom of Ambrosia.

Pass.

Orlando Weeks is the lead singer with a band

formed in South London, who released their third album,

Given To The Wild, in 2012. Which band?

Pass.

What did Egypt's President Gamal Abdel Nasser

nationalise in 1956 that led to an invasion of Egypt...

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..by British, French and Israeli forces?

Public transport.

-LAUGHING:

-Nice thought.

Not quite but it had to do with transport, it was the Suez Canal.

-Course it was.

-So it was a different kind of transport.

-Course it was.

-Yeah, of course, you knew that.

The other passes - the Maccabees, that was the band,

and the character created by Keith Waterhouse - Billy Liar.

You've now got a total though, Ben, of 16 points.

APPLAUSE

And finally, Aasmah, please.

Slightly off-putting seeing you in this location.

Cos normally, we meet across a radio studio on Saturday mornings

-when you're about to do...

-Saturday Live.

Now, look, you started very young.

Yeah, I did, I can't remember exactly, I think I was about 21

when I graduated and I got a job in TV.

I was just really, really lucky.

-Because you were reading the news at 21?

-I was, yes.

It has been all downhill since then.

And that was telly and, obviously, now you do radio

and you also do telly.

The essential difference between presenting radio and telly?

That's interesting, I don't know, because I think there are

a lot of similar skills in that you have to connect with your audience

and on TV that's obviously, you know, through your eyes

and through...and your smile perhaps,

but on radio it's completely through your voice, nothing else.

On television, you just have to be able to kind of fill the room

and on radio, I think, you have to be able to fill the space.

Brian Redhead used to describe it as

-dropping a word in the ear of the nation.

-Oh, lovely.

-Which is quite a nice phrase, isn't it?

-Yeah.

Now then, Aasmah, you have nine.

Score to beat is 16, let's see how you do with your general knowledge.

Here we go. Who is the Patron Saint of Wales?

His day is celebrated on the 1st of March?

Saint David.

A bearded character, usually depicted in striped trousers

and a top hat, is a popular symbol of the United States

and a personification of its government. What's his name?

Uncle Sam.

Rose Burdock is the title character of which 1959

autobiographical novel set in the Cotswold village of Slad,

where the author, Laurie Lee,

spent his childhood?

-Cider With Rosie?

-Yeah.

The gecko that has feet modified for climbing smooth surfaces

and can even run across ceilings is a member of which group of reptiles?

-Lizard?

-Yeah.

In the Book of Genesis, who saw a ladder

between Heaven and Earth in a vivid dream?

Oh, um.... Abraham?

Jacob. On which motorway is Corley the southernmost

service station and Todhills Rest Area the northernmost?

-M3.

-M6.

Which 1994 Disney film, later a stage musical,

is set in the fictional Pride Lands of Africa

and features characters called Mufasa and Scar?

The Lion King.

Who concluded his trilogy of French novels

with Charlotte Grey,

following The Girl At The Lion D'or and Birdsong?

-Sebastian Faulks?

-Yes.

In 2014, which 16-year-old gymnast from Bristol

became the first Englishwoman since 1930

to win four gold medals at a single Commonwealth Games?

-Beth Tweddle?

-No, Claudia Fragapane.

Which television programme was originally described

by the Daily Mirror as "doomed from the outset -

"with its dreary signature tune and grim scene

"of a row of terraced houses and smoking chimneys"?

-Coronation Street?

-Yes.

Who painted Guernica, a depiction of the horrific destruction

of a Basque town during the Spanish Civil War?

I should know it... Pass.

What is the capital of the state of Western Australia?

-Queensland?

-Perth.

The 8th of May, 1945, is known as VE Day.

What do these initials stand for?

Victory in Europe.

Freddie Garrity was the lead singer with a pop group whose single

You Were Made For Me reached number three

in the UK Charts in '63. Which group?

-The Hollies?

-Freddie And The Dreamers.

Lotto, tombola and housey-housey are

alternative names for which game popular in Britain?

Bingo.

A song from South Pacific...

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..featured in a song and dance routine with a team of newsreaders and

sports presenters in Morecambe and Wise's 1977 Christmas Special.

Which song was it?

-I don't know, pass.

-Well, I'll tell you.

There Is Nothing Like A Dame.

Truly awful it was, as well.

Your...your other pass,

and you knew it, obviously.

Picasso painted Guernica. Of course you knew that.

But you've scored 18 points.

APPLAUSE

So that's it, we have a winner. Let's have a look at the scores.

In fourth place, 12 points,

Mark Little.

Third place, 13 points,

Gethin Jones.

Second place, 16 points,

Ben Bailey Smith.

In first place with 18 points,

Aasmah Mir.

APPLAUSE

-Well done.

-I can't believe it.

-Well done.

-Well done.

Thank you very much.

Aasmah, come and join us.

You...

Thank you. Thank you very much.

The fact is, you had to win tonight, didn't you?

-Yeah.

-Because your colleague and co-presenter...

-Yeah.

-..the Reverend Richard Coles...

-Won.

-..won last time.

-So there was no choice, was there?

-I know.

If you'd lost, your life wouldn't have been worth living.

-I would've just resigned.

-You would've had to, I think.

-But you won so that's all right.

-Thank goodness.

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