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WealthCraft Capital to Acquire Less-Lethal Conducted-Energy Patent Portfolio, Anchoring the War Labs Defense Technology Platform

LAS VEGAS, NevAcquisition brings a novel, untethered, multi-shot electric shock projectile portfolio into the combined company, uniting less-lethal engagement and counter-drone protection from a single ecosystem. WCCP will enter a binding LOI for a share exchange with XLabs and a corporate rebrand to War Labs Defense Technologies, Inc. WealthCraft Capital, Inc. (OTC PINK: WCCP), a publicly traded […]

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Acquisition brings a novel, untethered, multi-shot electric shock projectile portfolio into the combined company, uniting less-lethal engagement and counter-drone protection from a single ecosystem. WCCP will enter a binding LOI for a share exchange with XLabs and a corporate rebrand to War Labs Defense Technologies, Inc.

WealthCraft Capital, Inc. (OTC PINK: WCCP), a publicly traded holding company pending rebrand to War Labs Defense Technologies, Inc., today announced that XLabs has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a portfolio of intellectual property covering a novel, untethered, multi-shot electric shock projectile engineered for law enforcement, military, homeland security, correctional, and allied government end users. The acquired portfolio is expected to be contributed to the combined company on completion of the contemplated share exchange described below.

War Labs 556 WealthCraft Capital to Acquire Less-Lethal Conducted-Energy Patent Portfolio, Anchoring the War Labs Defense Technology Platform

This acquisition represents the next step in the Company’s strategy to build a full-stack defense technology platform that spans non-lethal munitions and counter-UAS effects — connecting the moment a use-of-force decision is made to the tools available at the point of engagement. The acquired portfolio consists of an issued U.S. utility patent and design patent, a corresponding international patent application, and associated know-how and trade secrets covering a battery-powered, self-contained, launcher-independent conducted-energy projectile designed to be fielded from platforms already in service — including standard-issue 5.56 × 45mm NATO service rifles and .68 caliber launchers.

“This transaction is intended to place a USPTO-protected less-than-lethal platform inside a public company built to scale it,” said David N. Spriggs, Chief Executive Officer, WealthCraft Capital, Inc. “The rebrand to War Labs Defense Technologies gives shareholders exposure to an intellectual-property-first defense business at a moment when law enforcement and military end users are demanding proportional, accountable, and interoperable use-of-force technologies — engineered to work with the launcher, weapon, and magazine platforms already in the field.”

By combining an untethered, multi-shot electro-muscular incapacitation round with the Company’s 40mm high-power microwave (HPM) counter-UAS munition, the Company intends to offer end users a single ecosystem across less-lethal engagement and counter-drone protection. Following completion of the transactions contemplated by the announced binding letter of intent (described below), the Company’s product ecosystem is expected to include:

  • 5.56 × 45mm NATO electro-muscular incapacitation round — designed for standard-issue 5.56 / .223 service rifle platforms, allowing operators to deploy the round from a weapon they already carry. As designed, delivery is via a dual barbed probe, with a target neuromuscular incapacitation effect of approximately 500 mA for 10–30 seconds, fed from a charged smart magazine with at-a-glance status indication. Performance characteristics reflect current design targets and are subject to ongoing testing and qualification.
  • 68 caliber electro-muscular disruption round — a launcher-compatible variant intended to support patrol, tactical, corrections, and training applications from widely fielded .68 caliber launchers.
  • 40mm high-power microwave (HPM) counter-UAS round — a 40mm munition intended to be compatible with widely fielded 40mm launcher platforms and engineered to defeat hostile small unmanned aerial systems at standoff through a directed HPM effect, providing dismounted units and installation-protection teams a soft-kill counter-drone capability from a launcher already in the field. Product capabilities are in development and subject to testing and qualification.

 

The global non-lethal weapons market is projected to reach approximately USD 15 billion by 2030, growing at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 6% from 2022 to 2030, according to a strategic report distributed by Business Wire on behalf of ResearchAndMarkets (Business Wire / ResearchAndMarkets, 2024). Within that market, the global less-lethal ammunition sub-segment is projected to reach approximately USD 1.49 billion by 2030, at a compound annual growth rate of approximately 4.9% from 2024 to 2030, according to Grand View Research (Grand View Research, 2024). Demand is being driven by heightened public and regulatory expectations around proportional use of force, the operational need for non-lethal options in populated combat and homeland-defense environments, and the rapid proliferation of small unmanned aerial systems that is expanding the counter-UAS munitions category alongside traditional less-lethal use cases.

The Company is focused on developing and commercializing products engineered for rapid deployment to two primary end-user channels: the warfighter and law enforcement. The Company is also evaluating a retail civilian channel that could serve owners of AR-15 platforms and widely fielded less-lethal launchers, subject to applicable U.S. federal, state, and local regulatory frameworks (including ATF, state-level less-lethal restrictions, and export-control laws). By designing rounds and munitions that are compatible with launcher, weapon, and magazine platforms already in service — rather than requiring new hardware — the Company intends to shorten the path from procurement to fielded capability for military and law-enforcement end users. Any civilian distribution would be conducted only in jurisdictions and through channels permitted by law.

Certain of the Company’s products and technologies are or will be subject to U.S. export controls administered under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) and/or the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), and their manufacture, sale, and export will require applicable U.S. government authorizations.

Corporate Update

Separately, WCCP will enter into a binding letter of intent (the “binding LOI”) with XLabs for a contemplated share exchange and corporate restructuring, including a name change to War Labs Defense Technologies, Inc. (ticker expected to remain WCCP, subject to FINRA Rule 6490 processing), while definitive documentation is completed. Under the binding LOI framework, WCCP would issue equity for 100% of XLabs, and XLabs would become a wholly owned operating subsidiary. The number of shares to be issued in the share exchange, the resulting pro-forma ownership, any related-party relationships, and other material terms will be disclosed upon execution of definitive documentation and in the Company’s subsequent OTC Markets disclosures. Management believes these steps, together with the less-lethal ammunition patent acquisition, are intended to align the issuer with a USPTO-protected less-than-lethal defense and public-safety technology platform. Closing remains subject to definitive documentation, customary conditions, and any required corporate, regulatory, FINRA, and OTC Markets processes. There can be no assurance that a binding definitive agreement will be entered into or that the transactions contemplated by the binding LOI will close on the terms described or at all.

About WealthCraft Capital, Inc.

WealthCraft Capital, Inc. (OTC PINK: WCCP) is a Las Vegas, Nevada–based publicly traded holding company that acquires and develops controlling interests in operating businesses and strategic intellectual-property assets. Following the transactions contemplated by the binding LOI with XLabs and the pending rebrand to War Labs Defense Technologies, Inc., the Company is being positioned as a U.S. defense technology platform focused on non-lethal and lethal defense systems and counter-UAS munitions for law enforcement, military, homeland security, correctional, and allied government end users. Additional information about the Company is available on the OTC Markets website at otcmarkets.com/stock/WCCP.

War Labs Defense Technologies is the pending rebranded name of the Company’s operating platform, being built around a portfolio of proprietary, patent-protected non-lethal and lethal defense systems and counter-UAS munitions. War Labs’ mission is to deliver proportional, accountable, and interoperable use-of-force technologies to law enforcement, military, homeland security, correctional, and allied government end users — engineered to integrate with the launcher, weapon, and command-and-control platforms already in the field.

Please visit otcmarkets.com/stock/WCCP where WealthCraft Capital, Inc. discloses information about the Company, its corporate actions, and its business.

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Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, including, without limitation, statements regarding the anticipated closing of the electric shock projectile patent-portfolio acquisition by XLabs and the expected contribution of the acquired portfolio to the combined company; the anticipated entry into a binding letter of intent and definitive documentation for the share exchange with XLabs and the resulting corporate restructuring; the number of shares expected to be issued and resulting pro-forma ownership; the anticipated market opportunity for less-than-lethal electric shock projectiles and related non-lethal weapons; the Company’s pending corporate name and ticker change and related FINRA Rule 6490 processing; product development plans, design targets, and expected capabilities across the Company’s electro-muscular incapacitation product family and its 40mm HPM counter-UAS munition; anticipated expansion into broader counter-UAS systems and adjacent technologies; targeted customer segments (including the warfighter, law enforcement, and any future civilian retail channel); intellectual property strategy; and business strategy and objectives. Forward-looking statements are based on management’s current expectations and assumptions and are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties, and other factors that could cause actual results to differ materially, including: the ability to execute definitive documentation and satisfy the closing conditions for the contemplated share exchange; the ability to protect, prosecute, and enforce the acquired intellectual property; the success of ongoing product development, testing, and qualification, and whether design targets translate into fielded performance; the treatment of any prior shell-company status of the Company and related resale limitations under Rule 144(i); regulatory approvals and processes (including FINRA Rule 6490 and OTC Markets review of any name and ticker change; ATF classification and state-level restrictions on conducted-energy devices and less-lethal munitions; and DDTC, BIS, and other applicable licensing and export-control approvals under the ITAR and EAR); market and customer acceptance; competition; the availability of capital; and general economic and industry conditions. Third-party market data cited herein is drawn from publicly available industry reports and is included for context only; the Company has not independently verified such data and makes no representation as to its accuracy or completeness. The Company undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement except as required by law.

This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities, and no securities may be offered or sold in any jurisdiction in which such offer, solicitation, or sale would be unlawful. Any offering of securities by the Company will be made only pursuant to definitive offering documents and in compliance with applicable federal and state securities laws.

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Dordulian Law Group Secures $1 Million Church Youth Ministry Sexual Abuse Settlement and $1.2 Million Public School Sexual Abuse Settlement

Los Angeles, CaliforniaLos Angeles sexual abuse lawyers at DLG, led by former sex crimes prosecutor and Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sam Dordulian, continue to hold churches, youth ministries, and school districts accountable for the abuse of children and teens. Survivors and families can reach the firm 24/7 for a free, confidential consultation at (866) GO-SEE-SAM.

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Los Angeles sexual abuse lawyers at DLG, led by former sex crimes prosecutor and Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney Sam Dordulian, continue to hold churches, youth ministries, and school districts accountable for the abuse of children and teens. Survivors and families can reach the firm 24/7 for a free, confidential consultation at (866) GO-SEE-SAM.

Dordulian Law Group (DLG), a California sexual abuse law firm headquartered in Glendale and serving survivors throughout Los Angeles County and the state, today announced two recent settlements recovered on behalf of survivors of institutional sexual abuse:

 

Both recoveries were obtained by DLG’s Sexual Assault Justice Experts (SAJE) Team, the firm’s in-house, survivor-focused unit led by founder and president Sam Dordulian, a former sex crimes prosecutor and Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney. The settlements reflect a legal reality many survivors often overlook: the institution that enabled the abuse, not just the individual abuser, can be held financially accountable in a civil case.

Survivors and family members who want to understand their legal options can speak with a Los Angeles sexual abuse lawyer at DLG at no cost and with no obligation by calling (866) GO-SEE-SAM or by requesting a free consultation online.

$1 Million Church and Youth Ministry Sexual Abuse Settlement

The first matter involved a minor who was sexually abused approximately six years ago by an adult affiliated with a church youth ministry program.

DLG pursued the claim on the theory that the religious organization itself bore responsibility, including for negligent hiring, negligent supervision, negligent retention, and the failure to implement and enforce basic child-protection safeguards such as two-adult rules, screening, and mandated reporter training. The matter resolved for $1 million.

Abuse inside faith communities is uniquely difficult to report. Survivors are often told to forgive, to stay quiet, or to keep the matter inside the congregation. DLG’s clergy and church sexual abuse attorneys handle these cases with discretion and with a clear focus on institutional accountability.

$1.2 Million Public School Sexual Abuse Settlement

The second matter involved a student sexually abused over 20 years ago by an employee of a public school.

DLG built the case around what the district knew and when it knew it, including prior complaints, warning signs that went unreported, and failures by mandated reporters to escalate concerns. The case settled for $1.2 million.

Claims against public school districts carry procedural requirements and deadlines that do not apply to private defendants, and those requirements can bar an otherwise strong case if they are missed. DLG’s school sexual abuse lawyers evaluate these issues at no cost during an initial consultation.

Statement From Attorney Sam Dordulian Following $1 Million and $1.2 Million Sexual Abuse Settlements

“Parents send their children to schools and church groups believing that the adults in charge can be trusted with the sacred responsibility of oversight. When that trust is betrayed, unimaginable trauma is inflicted upon innocent children – trauma that will last a lifetime. Those institutions must be held accountable,” said attorney Sam Dordulian, founder and president of Dordulian Law Group. “I spent years as a sex crimes prosecutor putting predators behind bars. It is equally gratifying when organizations that turned a blind eye to sexual abuse pay for what they allowed to happen. No survivor should ever believe it is too late to get the justice they deserve, or that nobody will listen.”

What These Settlements Mean for Other Survivors

Both cases share a pattern DLG sees repeatedly across California: an organization that had the authority and the opportunity to stop the abuse and failed to act. In a civil case, survivors may be able to recover compensation from the institution for harms including:

  • Past and future therapy, counseling, and mental health treatment
  • Medical expenses connected to the abuse
  • Lost income and diminished earning capacity
  • Pain, suffering, and emotional distress

 

In qualifying cases, punitive damages and, under California law, additional treble damages where a cover-up is proven

A sexual abuse civil case is separate from any criminal prosecution. A survivor does not need a criminal conviction, and does not need the perpetrator to be charged, in order to bring a civil claim. The burden of proof in a civil case is also lower than in a criminal case. See DLG’s recent case results for additional examples.

California Filing Deadlines: Why Survivors Should Not Wait

California gives survivors more time than most states, but the deadlines depend on the survivor’s age at the time of the abuse, when the harm was discovered, and what type of institution is involved. In general:

 

Because a missed deadline can end a case before it starts, DLG encourages survivors and families to have their timeline reviewed as early as possible. Consultations are free and confidential. Call (866) GO-SEE-SAM at any hour.

Why Survivors Choose Dordulian Law Group

DLG is a unique California law firm that built an entire in-house infrastructure around sexual abuse survivors. The DLG legal team and SAJE Team include:

 

The firm has recovered more than $150 million for clients and has more than 25 years of experience serving Los Angeles and surrounding communities. DLG handles all sexual abuse cases on a contingency fee basis, meaning survivors pay nothing unless the firm recovers compensation. Client experiences are available on the firm’s testimonials page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I sue a church or school for sexual abuse in California?

Yes. California law allows survivors to bring civil claims against institutions, including churches, youth ministries, private schools, and public school districts, when the organization’s negligence enabled the abuse. Common theories include negligent hiring, negligent supervision, negligent retention, and failure to report.

Do I need the abuser to be criminally convicted first?

No. A sexual assault civil case is independent of any criminal case. Survivors can file a civil claim even if charges were never brought, if the criminal case was dismissed, or if the perpetrator has died.

Will my name become public?

Survivors can often proceed anonymously, and settlements are frequently confidential. DLG discusses privacy protections with every client before any filing is made.

How much does it cost to hire a sexual abuse lawyer?

Nothing upfront. DLG works on contingency, so survivors pay no fee unless the firm recovers compensation.

How long do I have to file a sexual abuse lawsuit in California?

It depends on your age at the time of the abuse and the type of institution involved. Childhood sexual assault claims are generally subject to an age-40 or five-year discovery deadline, while abuse occurring on or after January 1, 2024 has no time limit. Adult survivors are governed by separate statutes. A free consultation is the fastest way to confirm your deadline.

What areas does Dordulian Law Group serve?

DLG serves survivors throughout California, with offices in Glendale.

Free, Confidential Consultations Available 24/7

Survivors of sexual abuse or sexual assault, and the families of survivors, can speak with a DLG attorney at no cost. Call (866) GO-SEE-SAM, visit dlawgroup.com, or request a free case review. Se habla español.

About Dordulian Law Group

Dordulian Law Group is a California law firm representing survivors of sexual abuse, sexual assault, child sexual abuse, and child abuse, as well as victims of personal injury and employment violations. Founded by former Los Angeles County Deputy District Attorney and sex crimes prosecutor Sam Dordulian, the firm has recovered more than $150 million for clients and operates its in-house SAJE Team of compassionate attorneys, investigators, victim advocates, and a licensed therapist. DLG is headquartered at 550 N. Brand Blvd., Suite 1990, Glendale, CA 91203, and serves all of California. Learn more at dlawgroup.com.

Disclaimer: This release is attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future case. Every case is different and results depend on the specific and unique facts. Settlement figures represent gross recovery before attorney fees, costs, and liens. No attorney-client relationship is created by reading this release. All survivor-identifying details have been omitted to protect client privacy.

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Twenty-Five Years On | Statement of the International Freedom Coalition

Washington, DCA child born on the morning of September 11, 2001 turns twenty-five today. Twenty-five years on, much of American public life still cannot describe the ideology that killed her countrymen.

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A child born on the morning of September 11, 2001 turns twenty-five today. Twenty-five years on, much of American public life still cannot describe the ideology that killed her countrymen.

The International Freedom Coalition exists because the people living under that ideology got tired of waiting while America forgot what really happened. The Coalition brings together communities for whom jihadism is a present condition, lived with daily: Afghans resisting the Taliban, Assyrian Christians of Iraq, Iranians, Alawites, Druze and Kurds in Syria, Lebanese, Israelis, Nigerians and Biafrans, South Sudanese, and American religious and civic leaders who have refused to let the subject close. The Afghanistan United Front became the Coalition’s first formal partner in August 2026.

“There were two forgettings,” said Dr. Charles Jacobs, President of the International Freedom Coalition. “One was ordinary, the fading time works on every memory. The other was deliberate: a reinterpretation that detached the attack from the movement that produced it and reattached it to the sins of its victims. A generation has now been educated into that second account, and it has left them without the words for what our members live with.”

The Coalition draws no partisan line here. Most American liberals mourned that day and mourn it still, and some of the bravest critics of jihadist ideology are liberals, including Muslim liberals who fight it at personal risk and with little institutional protection. The failure the Coalition describes is institutional, and it crosses party lines.

“We gather as a coalition because of what happened on that day, and because of what has happened since in Kabul, Nineveh, Maiduguri, Damascus, Beirut, and southern Israel,” said Dr. Walid Phares, Vice President of the International Freedom Coalition. “Our members are separated by language, faith, and continent. They arrived at the same conclusion from different directions, having met the same ideology in different uniforms.”

The Coalition’s work is documentation and advocacy: regional desks, country dossiers, and case filing before the United Nations, the United States Congress, and European institutions. The purpose is a public record that outlasts a news cycle, and a vocabulary honest enough to describe what is in it.

Twenty-five years is long enough for a child to become an adult. She is owed an adult account of why that morning happened.

About the International Freedom Coalition

The International Freedom Coalition documents and advocates for communities affected by jihadist violence worldwide. Working through a regional desk model, the Coalition produces country dossiers, builds coalitions among affected communities, and files cases with the United Nations, the United States Congress, and European institutions. The IFC was co-founded by Dr. Charles Jacobs and Dr. Walid Phares, launched in Congress in July 2026, and counts Ayaan Hirsi Ali among its endorsers. The IFC is a project of Americans for Peace and Tolerance, a 501(c)(3) organization based in Watertown, Massachusetts.

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JetPocket Introduces Rocket and Fuel Model for Crypto Arbitrage Bots

London, UKJetPocket.io announced the launch of its new-generation crypto arbitrage software platform, introducing a distinctive Rocket and Fuel model designed to make automated cryptocurrency arbitrage more accessible and understandable for users. The approach aims to clarify how users interact with automated crypto trading tools, with an emphasis on transparency around software access and operating costs. How […]

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JetPocket.io announced the launch of its new-generation crypto arbitrage software platform, introducing a distinctive Rocket and Fuel model designed to make automated cryptocurrency arbitrage more accessible and understandable for users. The approach aims to clarify how users interact with automated crypto trading tools, with an emphasis on transparency around software access and operating costs.

How Crypto Arbitrage Software Works

Cryptocurrency arbitrage is a trading strategy that seeks to profit from price differences for the same asset across different crypto exchanges or markets. Because digital asset prices can fluctuate rapidly and vary between trading venues, an asset may be available at a lower price on one exchange while selling at a higher price on another. These opportunities can be fleeting and difficult to identify manually.

A crypto arbitrage bot is automated software that monitors multiple markets at once, scanning for price discrepancies faster and more consistently than a person could. The process involves identifying a potential opportunity, executing the buy and sell transactions, and accounting for trading and operating costs before any net profit is determined. Finding a price difference does not guarantee a profitable trade, and automation increases speed and efficiency without eliminating risk.

The Rocket and Fuel Model

JetPocket.io distinguishes itself with its Rocket and Fuel model, which gives users a straightforward way to understand how the platform operates. In this system, a Rocket represents the software tier a user chooses to operate, and each tier corresponds to a different level of software capability.

Rockets are not physical products or financial assets. Higher-tier Rockets are intended to provide access to more advanced trading functionality for users who require greater processing power or more sophisticated trading tools, allowing each user to select the level of software that matches their experience and objectives.

Fuel and the 24-Hour Operating Cycle

Fuel represents the recurring operating fee required to keep a Rocket running. Users purchase Fuel for their chosen Rocket, and each Rocket consumes Fuel on a 24-hour cycle.

The amount of Fuel required depends on the Rocket tier. Higher-tier Rockets are designed to offer more sophisticated trading functions and therefore require more Fuel to operate, so users pay for the level of software they actually use rather than a flat rate regardless of features. According to the company, making the connection between software capability and cost explicit is intended to demystify automated crypto trading.

Risks and Costs of Automated Crypto Trading

Automated crypto arbitrage bots can improve trading efficiency, but they do not eliminate the risks inherent in cryptocurrency markets. Price volatility, trading fees, spreads, slippage, liquidity constraints, execution speed, exchange downtime, withdrawal restrictions, blockchain congestion, transfer delays and API limitations can all affect trading outcomes.

Identifying an arbitrage opportunity does not guarantee a profit, because market conditions may change before a trade is completed. Users also need to consider the difference between gross and net returns once all associated costs are included.

What Users Should Review Before Using an Arbitrage Platform

Before using any automated crypto trading platform, users should understand what the software does, whether trades are executed automatically or only signaled, which exchanges or trading venues are supported, whether they retain custody of their assets and what permissions are required. They should also review all applicable fees, how Fuel requirements work, what happens if Fuel is not available, withdrawal conditions, terms and restrictions, how performance information is calculated and the specific risks involved.

JetPocket encourages users to consult its official documentation for detailed information rather than relying solely on marketing claims.

Why JetPocket Separates Software From Operating Costs

By separating software tiers from the recurring operating fee, JetPocket.io aims to give users a transparent system in which they can choose the software level that fits their needs and understand the associated costs. The company describes the platform as a new-generation crypto arbitrage software offering for users ranging from those new to crypto arbitrage to more experienced traders seeking advanced features.

As with any automated trading tool, users are encouraged to learn about the platform’s features, risks and requirements before participating. More information about the Rocket and Fuel model is available on the official JetPocket website.

Sponsored by JetPocket.io. This press release is for informational purposes and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk, and past or projected performance should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future results.

About JetPocket

JetPocket is a crypto arbitrage software platform that uses a Rocket and Fuel model to offer tiered automated trading solutions. The platform is designed to make automated crypto trading accessible and transparent for users seeking to engage in cross-exchange arbitrage.

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