The story they printed was just awful. Webb then took out his fatherâs pistol and shot himself in the head. And yet, for all his Easy Rider tendencies, he was also a dedicated family man with an extraordinary appetite for researching minutiae. The legendary civil-rights activist Dick Gregory was arrested while he protested outside the CIA's headquarters; Gregory began referring to the organisation as "Crack in America". Gary Webb became, quite unfairly, the victim of one of the most extraordinary examples of piling on by the mainstream press, ever.". "I know it's a much better story if he were murdered," says screenwriter Peter Landesman. By Richard Horgan. He was a writer, known for Kill the Messenger (2014), Filming in Georgia (2015) and Crack in America (2015). Gary Webb's wife, Sue Webb (now Sue Stokes), said that he had been depressed for years due to his inability to get hired at a daily newspaper. Gary Webb goes on to explain how the isolation of the small Cabazon reservation, a tribe of thirty people, and its tax exempt status and lack of federal oversight were the advantages gained by using that location. Mr. Webb was ⦠Gender: Male Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orien. story of Gary Webb, a journalist who wrote He resigned from the San Jose Mercury News after spending several months at the new location (LATimes.com). And it was ignored by the US media, for all of those reasons. The passing of Gary ends more than 50 years with his best friend and loving wife, Marilyn J. At the commemorative service for Webb, held at the Doubletree Hotel in Sacramento, Bell read out the letter Webb had written to his son Eric, now 17. Gary Webb was born on August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, USA as Gary Stephen Webb. current legit businesses that he has To pay off his mounting debts, Webb sold the Carmichael property, where he was living alone, and arranged to move in with his mother. When Webb pressed the Mercury News to allow him to investigate the LA connection further, his own newspaper issued a retraction which earned its editor, Jerry Ceppos, wide praise from rival publications, but effectively disowned Webb, who then suffered the kind of corporate lynching that reporters are usually expected to dispense rather than endure. We had been here before." He crashed and shredded his clothes, face and body on a barbed-wire fence." "But Gary thought that if something was true, it should be told. No distinct feature that hints at the potential for greatness, or his ability to help inspire revolution. Look at the way the US press reports on Iraq. He cites the case of Alfred McCoy, now Professor of South East Asian Studies at the University of Wisconsin. Susan Bell: a shameful secret history In 1996, the award-winning journalist Gary Webb uncovered CIA links to Los Angeles drug dealers. the CIA's involvement (or lack thereof) He really did believe that," she says. Baca claimed that a drug dealer with close links to the CIA had framed her boyfriend, who was also in the cocaine business. When he told me, I said it sounded crazy. The Mercury News reporter came under sustained attack from the weightier US newspapers such as The New York Times, The Washington Post and, especially, the Los Angeles Times, infuriated at being scooped, on its own patch, by what it saw as a small-town paper. As it turned out," she adds, "that was not their intent.". He was instead banished to a remote bureau in Cupertino, California where he wrote obituaries. Video courtesy of documentary FREEWAY: CRACK IN THE SYSTEM premiering on Al Jazeera America in early 2015. JUMP TO: Gary Webbâs biography, facts, family, personal life, zodiac, videos and related celebs. Gary was a man who loved his family with his whole heart and was intensely passionate about being Pa. The response from the American press took two months to arrive. We are in the living room of Bell's house just outside Sacramento, California. "I feel like it depicts him very well," says son Ian Webb. The consensus, insofar as one exists, is that he probably overstated both the amount of drug money made by Ross and Blandón, and the percentage of those profits diverted to the Contras. "It really shows how serious he took his job and how important it was to never stop fighting for the truth. * The agency's response was to try to prevent him from getting his doctorate, then block his advancement in the academic world. Webb discusses the -The Independent. Gary was born Sept. 4, 1947, to Percy and Pauline (Haas) Webb. him. I ask Bell. The trigger slips. Webb began to shift from cynicism to curiosity. But the tragedy had a deeper meaning. Garcia responded by email but declined to speak on the record about the editing process of Webb's series. One instalment of the LA Times's 18,000-word rebuttal of Webb's piece, published in October 1996, sought to minimise the importance of his key witness, Ricky Ross. The story had little immediate impact. Thank you." His death was ruled a suicideby the Sacramento County coroner's office. According to Webb, CIA-backed Nicaraguan guerrillas were funding their war by selling drugs in the U.S. â but the CIA did nothing to stop it. "You do not understand the power of these people," he adds, referring to the US intelligence services. -NYTimes.com, Yes. Webb came home and put his belongings in order, dropping his Kentucky Post poster in the bin. His was the story of a man who gains information of wrongdoing, then, attempting to act in the public interest, seeks protection from his superiors, and the forces of law, and does not receive it. The staff of the San Jose Mercury News won a Pulitzer Prize "for its detailed coverage of the October 17, 1989, Bay Area earthquake and its aftermath" (Pulitzer.org). "They tried to make us look like crazies," says Blum. Webb undeniably made mistakes of detail and emphasis in the newspaper version of "Dark Alliance". He typed out four lengthy suicide notes and put them in the mail to family members. Gary Webb planned his death with polite precision. The complete lack of desire to ask the difficult questions makes me want to scream. government had been backing the Nicaraguan He talks about . This isn't to say that "Dark Alliance" didn't garner Webb any awards. A flood of inquiries about Gary Webb's shooting death prompts statement. -LATimes.com, According to the true story behind Kill the Messenger, Webb wrote the 1994 piece "The Forfeiture Racket" that exposed California's drug asset forfeiture laws, which enabled the police to seize homes and various other property of suspected drug dealers. "Looking back," she says, "I think Gary had been obsessed with suicide for some time. No. An extraordinary claim requires extraordinary proof. As a result, some major US newspapers ignored its findings completely, while others relegated a brief summary to their inside pages. "But that doesn't mean he was wrong, and it certainly doesn't mean he deserved what he got." He was never again hired by a daily newspaper. That's survivable. "He rang me up that day. A suicide note was also found at the scene. turning a blind eye to the cocaine coming He was so depressed. Watch the real Gary Webb talk about his "Dark Alliance" article and view a "Freeway" Ricky Ross interview where he discusses the business side of his former drug operation. "If you were going to kill Gary Webb, you would have killed him five years before he died. "He told the guys with him he was fine," she recalls, "got back on the bike, then passed out, half an hour later. Gary Wayne Webb, 73, of Blanchard, died Monday, July 20, 2020, in Anadarko. $3 million dollars a day. Webb's corpse was found in the bedroom, with two gunshot wounds to the head. He won the 1996 Bay Area Journalist of the Year award, among others (The Playlist). Webb joined the Mercury News in 1988, via the Cleveland Plain Dealer. But once the flak really started to fly, from the nation's grandest newspapers, Ceppos - having come under exactly what form of pressure it is difficult to know - printed a retraction which Webb dismissed as spineless. This included his own newspaper, the The story was picked up by black talk-radio stations. With Baca's encouragement, he started to investigate a large-scale Nicaraguan cocaine dealer named Oscar Danilo Blandón. Childhood. Born in Corona, California, son of a conservatively minded Marine, he met Bell, whose father was a university lecturer, at high school in Indianapolis. Gary is lovingly remembered by his wife of 58 years, Loris Webb, his children Carolyn Campbell (Steve) and Lori Jeske (Rob), sister Jane Webb (John Woodcock), grandchildren Abigail Berg (Josh), Lauren Jeske, Connor Campbell, and Brendan Campbell. Gary Webb was born on March 21, 1959 to Wayne and Peggy Davie Webb in Lamesa, Texas. On one road trip, in 2001, he came off the motorcycle and split his helmet open. With heavy hearts, we announce the death of Gary Webb of Sunbury, Pennsylvania, who passed away on December 2, 2020 at the age of 73. His death, in 2004, was ruled a suicide. That wouldn't have happened if he hadn't been willing to stand up and risk it all.". That old dictum ought to hang on the walls of every journalism school in America. "There are instances where CIA did not, in an expeditious or consistent fashion, cut off relationships with individuals supporting the contra program who were alleged to have engaged in drug-trafficking activity, or take action to resolve the allegations." What was new about Webb's reports, published under the title "Dark Alliance" in the Californian paper the San Jose Mercury News, was that for the first time it brought the story back home. ", She pauses: "That said, he did sleep with a gun under his bed.". In February last year he was laid off by the State Legislature. Contras and did not want to stop the Do something else with your life," the voice urges. Webb, unlike Blum or Kerry, had to face his difficulties alone. Shortly before his death, his motorcycle had been stolen (it was recovered by his family after his death). While all this madness was going on in his life, he was still able to take the time and spend quality time with his family." So, on Dec. 9, 2004, the 49-year-old Webb typed out suicide notes to his ex-wife and his three children; he laid out a certificate for his cremation; he taped a note on the door telling movers â who were coming the next morning â to instead call 911. -LATimes.com After bearing the brunt of the attacks, his own newspaper, the San Jose Mercury News, distanced itself from his article and published an apology letter to its readers. The movie never clarifies whether such complaints about Webb's reporting were just. "He lost his spark" (Cleveland.com). By the time Webb began researching Dark Alliance, Bell was 38 and they had three children. His series of articles - which prompted the distinguished reporter and former Newsweek Washington correspondent Robert Parry to describe Webb as "an American hero" - incited fury among the African-American community, many of whom took his investigation as proof that the White House saw crack as a way of bringing genocide to the ghetto. A passing motorist - a heavily tattooed young man - gave him a lift home, then returned and stole the motorcycle, which police recovered from him three days after Webb's death. ". *, 'Dark Alliance: The CIA, The Contras and the Crack Cocaine Explosion' is published in the UK by Seven Stories Press, priced £11.99. It found that CIA officials ignored information about possible Contra drug dealing; that they continued to work with Contra supporters despite allegations that they were trafficking drugs, and further asserted that officials from the CIA instructed Drug Enforcement Agency officers to refrain from investigating alleged dealers connected with the Contras. "It sounds crazy," says Bell, "but having his motorbike stolen was the last straw. We were dismissed as a bunch of nuts." She kept crying about how terrible it all was - by which I mean that she was, physically, crying. "Which was that, if he wanted a future within the political establishment of the United States, then he should concentrate on other aspects of life.". The movie never clarifies whether such complaints about Webb's reporting were just. Work with a bunch of drug dealers to run guns? "The first story he had to file was about a police horse which had died of constipation. "For the better part of a decade," it began, "a San Francisco drug ring sold tons of cocaine to the Crips and Bloods street gangs of Los Angeles and funnelled millions in drug profits to a Latin American guerrilla army run by the US Central Intelligence Agency.". "As a PhD student, McCoy went to Vietnam and built an absolutely damning case about the CIA's involvement with trafficking heroin. When you first take a look at Gary Webb, thereâs nothing particularly intriguing about the guy. And then, who knows if he was unconscious and woke up or he was awake, but he adjusted and then finished the job." the business side of his former drug Watch the Kill the Messenger He was the journalist who wrote a famousâor infamousâ1996 series for the San Jose Mercury News that maintained a CIA-supported drug ring based in ⦠Baca, portrayed by Paz Vega in the movie, phoned Webb and wanted him to write about how the government had framed her boyfriend on bogus charges. His erstwhile editors on the Mercury News, meanwhile, saw their careers thrive. -LATimes.com, Yes. "And to an extent, they succeeded.". Part of the San Jose Mercury team that won the 1990 Pulitzer Prize for reporting over the Loma Prieta earthquake. Born on October 6, 1947 in Beckley, he was the son of the late Lewis Webb and Katherine Hicks Webb. Garry David, (20 November, 1954 - 11 July, 1993) (also known as Garry Webb), was an Australian criminal. Then, on 10 December, he resigned. Webb, Bell explains, had written four letters explaining what he was about to do - one to her, one to each of their three children - and mailed them immediately before he killed himself. It really shows how loving of a father he was and how fun he was. Shortly before I left for Sacramento, Moreira, who knew Webb, had shown me unbroadcast footage which shows the French reporter making a phone call to a media commentator in the US, asking him about Webb's death. Gary Webb is dead. "Do not quote me. He stayed home, playing computer games, and began smoking cannabis heavily. He had a bad, poorly oiled, old revolver and he slipped the first time. Together with my wife Lee, I have owned Breckland Boiler Services since 1992 and operate throughout Breckland, South Norfolk and North Suffolk. In 1997 Ceppos was awarded the US Society of Professional Journalists' National Ethics Award. "I had to warn Gary that what he was looking at was probably true, but that he would run very big risks," Parry recalls. Some might consider it an inappropriate assignment for a man with responsibilities. When it did, beginning with The Washington Post, it shocked Webb's critics as much as his many admirers. The first effect of the onslaught was to ease the pressure on the CIA. Here is Gary Webbâs obituary. Gary Webb was born on August 31, 1955 in Corona, California, USA as Gary Stephen Webb. The normal process is, or should be, that a reporter files a story and is robustly challenged by his paper's lawyers and editors - who, if satisfied that the report is accurate - publish, then defend the writer to the hilt. This opened Webb's eyes to a possible link between the CIA and the drugs that were flooding the streets. -Collider.com. The real Gary Webb talks about his 1996 Webb's pieces were not dealing with nameless peasants slaughtered in some distant republic, but demonstrated a clear link between the CIA and the suppliers of the gangs delivering crack to the ghetto of Watts, in South Central Los Angeles. Ceppos failed to reply to one phone message and six emails. His death was especially traumatic to the family since - as the coroner said - it could not be established whether he died instantly, or bled to death. A 1988 Senate subcommittee report noted that certain CIA-backed contras did smuggle drugs to make money. Yes. Webb had become, as somebody put it, "radioactive". When his body was found, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly was on the DVD machine, and his favourite CD, Ian Hunter's live album Welcome to the Club, was in the CD player. His former wife, her voice lowered to a whisper, explains that Webb missed with the first shot (which exited through his left cheek). In an unprecedented move, the then CIA director John Deutch was dispatched to address community leaders in the Watts district of LA. It was accurate. Webb took a modestly paid, low-profile job as an investigator with the California State Legislature. He was married to Sue Bell. Overview Gary Webb was American investigative journalist. Ten years later in 1998, Frederick P. Hitz, the CIA inspector general, testified before the House Intelligence Committee that following a thorough review of the matter, he believed that the CIA in the least acted as a bystander with regard to the war on drugs. "You sound very scared," Moreira remarks. Webb profiled the relationship in his 1996 three-part article "Dark Alliance," where he showed that the Nicaraguans had CIA connections. Within weeks, the site was attracting up to 1.3m hits per day. Find your bookmarks in your Independent Premium section, under my profile. According to Walt Bogdanich, a former colleague on the Plain Dealer who has won two Pulitzers and now works for The New York Times, Webb was the best retriever of information from public records he has ever seen. traffickers from reaping huge drug "It was like someone had made a terrible noise, or a terrible smell, in a small room," recalls Jonathan Winer, Kerry's chief senate staff investigator . "If there was an eye to the storm," Katz wrote, "if there was a mastermind behind crack's decade-long reign, if there was one outlaw most responsible for flooding LA's streets with mass-marketed cocaine, his name was Freeway Rick. So, he's sweating. "Look at what happened to Gary Webb. "If I had one dream for you," he wrote, "it was that you would go into journalism and carry on the kind of work I did - fighting, with all your might, the oppression and bigotry and stupidity and greed that surrounds us. He was at home surrounded by loved ones and, through Webb's research took a year, in the course of which he received death threats. Going to the CIA to ask if they've ever profited from drug sales in Los Angeles, I suggested to Kornbluh, is rather like asking Fagin if he has ever picked a pocket. His corpse was discovered on the seventh anniversary of his resignation from the Mercury News. His behavior became increasingly unpredictable and he embarked on a series of affairs, eventually divorcing from his wife Sue in 2000. "I think Kerry learnt a lesson from all this," reporter Robert Parry says. It was written by Jesse Katz, the same reporter who, less than two years earlier, had described Ross's conglomerate as "the Wal-Mart of crack dealing". If the antagonism of competing publications was predictable, what happened to Webb within his own newspaper was not. "He started having motorcycle crashes," Bell says. David's mother, Betty, was an alcoholic and his father, Rupert, was a habitual criminal and pedophile. "I am scared," the voice replies. "It says the CIA helped introduce poison into our children. He also discusses his For example, Geneva Overholser, who at the time was the ombudsman of The Washington Post, wrote that the Post "showed more passion for sniffing out the flaws in San Jose's answer than for sniffing out a better answer themselves." "This is an appalling charge," says a tense-looking Deutch. Webb, whose plans to become a journalist had begun when he was 13, but never included equine death notices, resigned from the Mercury News a few months later. "Allow Gary Webb to be there [in the CIA investigation]," a heckler shouts. ("Dark Allance" p.113) Webb continued " . (Strawser) Webb. He was a member of the "He thought I was being cowardly. Gary Stephen Webb was a Pulitzer prize winning American investigative reporter who exposed cocaine trafficking by the CIA.He wrote for the San Jose Mercury News, which initially backed his articles but later dropped him.Webb was put under pressure most certainly from the CIA under John Deutch for his reporting. Depressed, he became increasingly unpredictable in his behaviour and embarked on a series of affairs; he was divorced from Bell in 2000, though he remained close to her throughout his life and lived in a house in nearby Carmichael. My name is Gary Webb and I'm an oil fired heating engineer based in South Norfolk. Webb - whose article had never alleged that the CIA deliberately targeted any ethnic group - became a national celebrity. Gary Webb, in his own words. We pride ourselves on the professional and ⦠Look, he's killing himself. They failed because the climate was more sceptical then. Please accept Echovitaâs sincere condolences. "He told me, not long before he died, that he didn't want to get up in the mornings," she says. "That's right," says Blum. One time he called me and he said: 'I have this plan that will benefit us both.' Both sides were left angry and disappointed. "Although Ross had become a millionaire by 1984," Katz now wrote, "the market was so huge by then that even a dealer of his stature could seem dwarfed... How the crack epidemic reached that extreme, on some level," he continues, "had nothing to do with Ross". Gary Webbâs Ex-Wife Set to Attend New York Premiere. WEBB, Gary Bruce It is with great sadness and much love that we announce the passing of Gary Bruce Webb, on September 22, 2020 at the age of 81. "To get back at his editors?". Unable to get work from any major US newspaper, he spent the four months before his death writing for * a free-sheet covering the Sacramento area. Killing him in 2004 did nothing for you because he was already out. It is with deep sadness that we announce Gary Webb passed to his heavenly home on Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019, in Greensboro, N.C., at the age of 57. Ross' coast-to-coast operation flooded U.S. streets with crack. started since getting out of prison. Two years later, he was promoted to Vice President of Knight Ridder, the Mercury News's parent company; he retired from this position last month. But his central thesis - that the CIA, having participated in narcotics trafficking in central America, had, at best, turned a blind eye to the activities of drug dealers in LA - has never been in question. "Everyone got out and left the person who had made the noise - issued the report - alone. Webb's reports prompted three official investigations, including one by the CIA itself which - astonishingly for an organisation rarely praised for its transparency - confirmed the substance of his findings (published at length in Webb's 1998 book, also entitled Dark Alliance). is interviewed and discusses his days as a Ian Webb is portrayed by actor Lucas Hedges in the Kill the Messenger movie. The coroner ruled Webb's death a suicide, the result of two self-inflicted gunshot wounds to the head. ", Webb had already been cremated and his ashes scattered in the bay off Santa Cruz two weeks before. "Exactly," replied Kornbluh, who - referring specifically to the LA Times, said he is "baffled as to how they could be so gullible. October 8, 2014 . Gary Webb sums up the story in his last major interview just days before his death. He ends up going down and shooting through his jaw. -NYTimes.com, Yes. "Dark Alliance" controversy, including the Gary married Dianna Ruth Hobbs on November 6, 1971 in Blanchard. Proponents of Webb claimed that the bigger rival newspapers were simply upset that they had been scooped by a much smaller outfit. Gary Webb Obituary. In and out of work, he had a reputation for taking risks. On Dec. 9, 2004, the 49-year-old Webb typed out suicide notes to his ex-wife and his three children; laid out a certificate for his cremation; and taped a note on the door telling movers, who were coming the next morning, to instead call 911. ", Read our full mailing list consent terms here. "He definitely was depressed. He had also lost his house the week before his suicide. Ceppos initially defended Webb, and reportedly showed up at an in-house party wearing a military helmet. He made that very clear. He recently told the American Journalism Review (whose scrupulously researched piece, by Susan Paterno, is the only serious documentation of the Webb case I could find anywhere in the orthodox American media) that Webb's critics in rival newspapers, "quoted these CIA guys - who had a tremendous amount to hide - as though they were telling the truth. "I told Gary not to go near this story," his source replies, in an emotional voice. As for how much, we may never know. With hindsight, Bell says, "the signs were there. "Gary Webb was left to fend for himself. Bell and her children helped Webb prepare 50 packages containing cuttings and his CV which they sent out to newspapers all over the US. Peter Kornbluh, senior analyst with the George Washington University's National Security Archive, was one of the first to suggest that Webb had overplayed his hand in the Mercury News version of "Dark Alliance". Film of this encounter survives. into the U.S. from Nicaraguan drug I remain astounded by the editorial decisions they made.". Gary Webb. Ceppos and Garcia have long since lost any taste for public discussion of "Dark Alliance". And the importance of exposing them. Webb's condition exacerbated his natural recklessness. "The second bullet," adds Bell, who has worked for more than 20 years in the area of respiratory therapy, "struck his carotid artery. "Gary was given the choice of relocating either to San Jose," says Bell, "or to Cupertino". Proponents of Webb claimed that the bigger rival newspapers were simply upset that they had been scooped by a much smaller outfit. When they married, she was aged just 21. Webb, according to Bell, was a man who, more than most, found that his mood and self-esteem fluctuated in accordance with his professional fortunes. Call 911 for assistance. Then, in August the same year, the first of three instalments of "Dark Alliance" appeared. Former drug kingpin "Freeway" Ricky Ross "Like enjoy it.". No distinct feature that hints at the potential for greatness, or his ability to help inspire revolution. traffickers, pointing out that the U.S. Webb was an assertive figure who drove fast cars and powerful motorcycles, hung heavy metal posters in his office and, at certain times in his life, smoked a fair amount of cannabis. This emotive last phrase refers to Webb's experience in the immediate aftermath of publication of his three lengthy articles, in the summer of 1996. movie trailer for the movie that tells the "Let me be frank about what we are finding," Hitz said. Journalist Gary Webb's three-part 1996 series "Dark Alliance" asserted that the Central Intelligence Agency turned a blind eye to accusations that some of the CIA-supported Nicaraguan Contras made money by smuggling drugs into the U.S. If he could have chosen his own epitaph, it might have been a line from the letter he posted to Bell, immediately before he killed himself: "I do not regret," Webb told her, "anything that I have written." "I think the behaviour of the media in all of this has been amazing," says Bell. There is a CIA connection and I can demonstrate it.'". While police were preparing the case against her boyfriend, Baca alleged, officers had disclosed documents which revealed that one of her lover's associates had been working for the Contras. By the late spring of 1996, Webb was ready to publish. Starring Jeremy Renner, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Michael Sheen, Copyright © 2021 HistoryvsHollywood.com, CTF Media. After being reassigned to the Mercury News's office in Curpertino, where they had him writing death notices, Gary Webb resigned and fell into depression. Originally shared by Guerrilla News Network on archive.org. -NYTimes.com. But "Dark Alliance" was also posted on the Mercury News's website, with the image of a crack smoker superimposed on the CIA badge. Webb's experience came as no surprise to Jack Blum, senior prosecutor for the Kerry Committee. Yes. Working in San Jose would have meant daily contact with what Bell describes as "people he did not want to be with". Early life. Exposed CIA Nicaragua/drugs angle. Webb followed up Baca's leads at the California State Library, examining Congressional records and FBI reports. He placed his keys and ID cards on the kitchen table, together with a cremation certificate he had purchased for himself. He told me: 'If I can't do what I want to do, what's the point?' He was taken to hospital by air ambulance. Dark Alliance Interviews & the Kill the Messenger Trailer, Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile, Kill the Messenger: How the CIA's Crack-Cocaine Controversy Destroyed Journalist Gary Webb, Official Website of Drug Boss "Freeway" Rick Ross. Webb profiled the relationship in his 1996 three-part article "Dark Alliance," where he showed that the Nicaraguans had CIA connections. I mean - please.". I felt weak and distressed; the whole thing was so fresh. The 73-year-old Sunbury resident contracted COVID-19 ⦠Should these editors subsequently deem the story to have been fatally flawed, they take the consequences. Her husband began his career on The Kentucky Post, and rapidly proved himself to be the sort of character who can be a secretive agency's worst nightmare: a full-blooded provocateur who liked to put the hours in at the library.
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