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		<title>DSUSA Gives Thanks!</title>
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		<span style="font-weight: bold;"></span><em><span style="font-weight: bold;"><em></em></span><em><em><span style="font-weight: bold;"></span></em><font size="4">The cornerstone of our success is our customers and DSUSA would like to say thank you to each one of them! This Thanksgiving Holiday we our giving thanks to our customers! <br/>
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We work very hard to ensure our customer's needs are met because we believe service is a top priority! Of course, when you hire DSUSA you hire us it is because you want to get out of debt, but you also hire us for the service we can provide. We are committed to improving our processes to bring you the best in customer service. <br/>
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As a reward to our customers we have a Friends and Family Referral Program. If you are a current customer, and you refer our program to someone, you qualify to earn a referral fee. If you have any questions about the Friends and Family Referral Program, or would like to speak with a qualified debt consultant regarding your unsecured debt, please call 1-800-230-3301. Our employees are ready to help!<br/>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Nov 2009 17:20:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<title>Helpful Tips For Financial Planning</title>
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		<p>Trying using these helpful tips for financial planning:&amp;nbsp;<br/>
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* Define and prioritize your financial goals. These goals may include: saving to send your children to college, buying a new car, saving for a down payment on a house, going on vacation, saving for the holidays, or planning for retirement.&amp;nbsp;<br/>
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* Break down each financial goal into manageable short, medium and long term goals, e.g. less than one year, one to three years, and five years and more.&amp;nbsp;<br/>
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* Educate yourself! Read books, magazines or on-line information about investing. With much less effort than you might think you can make more informed decisions that will help you craft and execute your plan. <br/>
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Benchmark your progress on a monthly, quarterly, or semi-annually basis to determine if your action plan is meeting your established goals. Involve the whole family! Establish goals for your children now so that they will begin to learn the value of money, and that it doesn&amp;rsquo;t grow on trees. The most important thing is to do something and start now! <br/>
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		<category><![CDATA[Your Financial Health]]></category>
		

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		<pubDate>Fri, 25 Sep 2009 18:50:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<title>Summer Time Savings</title>
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		Being Arizona residents we know better than most&amp;nbsp; how our utility bills go up, as the heat goes up. Summer time in the desert means hot dry air, and little rain. <br/>
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These are 5 things I have done this year to help save money and so far, its working!<br/>
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    <li>Unplug electronic devices and chargers. Modern devices use electricity even when turned off. An easy alternative is to plug as many devices as possible into a surge protector, which is easy to turn off when you leave for the day.</li>
    <li>Fill up your refrigerator. More food in the fridge keeps the air inside cool when its opened.</li>
    <li>Cook in the microwave or outside. Microwaves use less energy than most stoves and using the grill will keep the inside temperature from warming up.</li>
    <li>Replace your air conditioner filters. Dirty filters force the unit to work harder because the airflow is restricted.</li>
    <li>Cover your water heater in an insulated blanket. Older models loose heat forcing the unit to work in overdrive. Water heater insulation can be found at most home improvement stores.</li>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:08:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		Being Arizona residents we know better than most&amp;nbsp; how our utility bills go up, as the heat goes up. Summer time in the desert means hot dry air, and little rain. <br/>
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These are 5 things I have done this year to help save money and so far, its working!<br/>
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<ul>
    <li>Unplug electronic devices and chargers. Modern devices use electricity even when turned off. An easy alternative is to plug as many devices as possible into a surge protector, which is easy to turn off when you leave for the day.</li>
    <li>Fill up your refrigerator. More food in the fridge keeps the air inside cool when its opened.</li>
    <li>Cook in the microwave or outside. Microwaves use less energy than most stoves and using the grill will keep the inside temperature from warming up.</li>
    <li>Replace your air conditioner filters. Dirty filters force the unit to work harder because the airflow is restricted.</li>
    <li>Cover your water heater in an insulated blanket. Older models loose heat forcing the unit to work in overdrive. Water heater insulation can be found at most home improvement stores.</li>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 23 Jul 2009 14:08:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<title>Debt Settlement Does Work</title>
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		Trust is the foundation to all relationships. We will help you get out of debt, but these are just words without trust. In order to trust us, it may help to know our story.<br/>
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DSUSA has been in business since 2003. Many of our competitors have been in business for less than 1 year! The difference between Debt Settlement USA and other companies is that we can do what we say we can do! We have helped thousands of families to become debt free and we have settled more than $170 million in debt. It is possible and you can do it!<br/>
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During the month of July, which is barely half way over, we have already settled more than 350 debts! Think for a moment about each debt you have outstanding; wouldn't it be wonderful to have had one of your debts paid off and closed this month? The sooner you join the program the sooner you're done with the worry and the fear that being in debt can have on your everyday life.<br/>
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If you're thinking about enrolling in the DSUSA Program, you cannot afford to delay. Deals are being negotiated and debts are being settled, - why not make one of those debts yours? If you're still not sure, call one of our program consultants today and ask for the details which will move you one step further to being debt free! We will prove to you it can be done!<br/> 

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		<pubDate>Wed, 15 Jul 2009 18:32:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<title>Does Debt Settlement Work?</title>
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		When people first learn that I work for a debt settlement company, I always get the same question,  &amp;quot;Can I really pay only a percentage of my debt and be done with it&amp;quot;?<br/>
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The answer is, YES!<br/>
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But, the answer is not always that simple. If you have read any of my previous blog posts, you know I am an advocate for informed consumers. <br/>
<br/>
In light of the current economic situation, the credit and debt industry is exploding. There is no federal regulation on the debt settlement industry, so basically any one can put an ad on T.V., charge a fee and make a lot of false promises. If your considering this option, be very careful, you have to be a very smart consumer.<br/>
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There are programs that are successful but keep this in mind, it is not always as easy as the commercials claim. Think of it this way, you watch a diet commercial where the model lost 70+ pounds and claims, &amp;quot;If I can do it, anyone can do it.&amp;quot; As consumers we are sold on quick fixes, but if it sounds too good to be true, think it through. As anyone knows who has ever tried to lose a significant amount of weight, there is not quick fix.&amp;nbsp; And just like with weight loss, there is no quick fix with debt elimination. <br/>
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Negotiating to eliminate debt is a skill that is learned over years of experience working in the credit and debt industry. Getting in debt didn't happen over night, getting out of debt won't either. <br/>
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The question is, can you or should you do it alone? 

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		<pubDate>Thu, 02 Jul 2009 17:40:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		When people first learn that I work for a debt settlement company, I always get the same question,  &amp;quot;Can I really pay only a percentage of my debt and be done with it&amp;quot;?<br/>
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The answer is, YES!<br/>
<br/>
But, the answer is not always that simple. If you have read any of my previous blog posts, you know I am an advocate for informed consumers. <br/>
<br/>
In light of the current economic situation, the credit and debt industry is exploding. There is no federal regulation on the debt settlement industry, so basically any one can put an ad on T.V., charge a fee and make a lot of false promises. If your considering this option, be very careful, you have to be a very smart consumer.<br/>
<br/>
There are programs that are successful but keep this in mind, it is not always as easy as the commercials claim. Think of it this way, you watch a diet commercial where the model lost 70+ pounds and claims, &amp;quot;If I can do it, anyone can do it.&amp;quot; As consumers we are sold on quick fixes, but if it sounds too good to be true, think it through. As anyone knows who has ever tried to lose a significant amount of weight, there is not quick fix.&amp;nbsp; And just like with weight loss, there is no quick fix with debt elimination. <br/>
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Negotiating to eliminate debt is a skill that is learned over years of experience working in the credit and debt industry. Getting in debt didn't happen over night, getting out of debt won't either. <br/>
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The question is, can you or should you do it alone? 

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		When people first learn that I work for a debt settlement company, I always get the same question,  &amp;quot;Can I really pay only a percentage of my debt and be done with it&amp;quot;?<br/>
<br/>
The answer is, YES!<br/>
<br/>
But, the answer is not always that simple. If you have read any of my previous blog posts, you know I am an advocate for informed consumers. <br/>
<br/>
In light of the current economic situation, the credit and debt industry is exploding. There is no federal regulation on the debt settlement industry, so basically any one can put an ad on T.V., charge a fee and make a lot of false promises. If your considering this option, be very careful, you have to be a very smart consumer.<br/>
<br/>
There are programs that are successful but keep this in mind, it is not always as easy as the commercials claim. Think of it this way, you watch a diet commercial where the model lost 70+ pounds and claims, &amp;quot;If I can do it, anyone can do it.&amp;quot; As consumers we are sold on quick fixes, but if it sounds too good to be true, think it through. As anyone knows who has ever tried to lose a significant amount of weight, there is not quick fix.&amp;nbsp; And just like with weight loss, there is no quick fix with debt elimination. <br/>
<br/>
Negotiating to eliminate debt is a skill that is learned over years of experience working in the credit and debt industry. Getting in debt didn't happen over night, getting out of debt won't either. <br/>
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The question is, can you or should you do it alone? 

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		<pubDate>Thu, 02 Jul 2009 17:40:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<strong>How many clients have that have settled at least one debt?</strong>
<p>In a recession saving money is hard to do. But, how many people are at least on the track to financial freedom can give you an indicator as to whether or not you will be on the track to financial freedom one day. </p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 05 Jun 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p><strong>How much debt is settled per month, per year?</strong> </p>
<p>If your goal is to get out of debt, you want to be sure you have hired a company that has proven results. </p> 

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		<pubDate>Wed, 03 Jun 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p><strong>When did the first client sign up?</strong></p>
<p>This is a benchmark question to evaluate how long the company has truly been in business. </p> 

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		<pubDate>Mon, 01 Jun 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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<p><font face="Calibri" size="3">What is the individual&amp;rsquo;s personal experience in the debt settlement industry? </font></p>
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<p><font face="Calibri" size="3">It&amp;rsquo;s natural for a person to be biased and think their company is the best, but are they qualified to help you make that decision. </font></p>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 29 May 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p><strong>How many clients does the company have?</strong></p>
<p>When researching and comparing companies, make sure you are comparing apples to apples. A company that has serviced only a few hundred clients cannot reasonably be compared with a company that has serviced thousands of clients. </p> 

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		<pubDate>Thu, 28 May 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p><strong>Have the owners of the company ever owned another debt settlement company and if so, why did they close it?</strong> </p>
<p>Some companies in the debt settlement industry are forced out of business in one state and allowed to re-open in a new state. Of course this is not always the reason why one company would close and re-open but you won't get the answer until you ask the question!</p> 

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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 May 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p>In recent months, several hundred companies, offering debt settlement services have opened for business. As a consumer it can hard to tell serious qualified companies apart from the ones in it for a quick buck. </p>
<p>These topics are offered to provide you with guidance on your search for a debt settlement company. There is not one single magic question that will help you make the right decision, but if you ask some of these questions, you may learn enough information to help you narrow down the selection to one company you want to work with. <br/>
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		<author> (Cara Barnes)</author>
		<pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p><strong>How long has the company been in business?</strong> </p>
<p>Granted the settlement industry is relatively new, compared to some industries, but experience is critical. When it involves your money and your family&amp;rsquo;s livelihood you want to know you have trusted someone who has the experience to get the job done.</p> 

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		<pubDate>Tue, 26 May 2009 00:00:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		<p>As consumers, we make decisions every day about which company we will give our business. </p>
<p>Without realizing it, you are mentally comparing and analyzing companies each and every time you chose one over another. Let&amp;rsquo;s think about this concept in basic terms. Whenever you need to make a purchase of any size, gas for your car, dinner out a restaurant, or major appliances, how do you decide where to shop? Some common considerations are convenience, experience, service, reputation, referrals or customer reviews. These common considerations also apply to debt settlement companies!</p>
<p>Opening a debt settlement company is fairly easy to do. This means that anyone, regardless of experience or background can open a debt settlement company. So, it&amp;rsquo;s in your best interest to choose wisely and don&amp;rsquo;t let your emotions make the decision for you. Do your research and find a company that you are comfortable with. <br/>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 24 May 2009 19:35:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		The emotion one feels when they are drowning in debt is overwhelming; believe me, I know because I have been there. You lay awake at night worrying and wondering, &amp;lsquo;how will I find the money for the car repairs that have be done or else I cannot get to work&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how will I tell my children that we have to give the family pet to the humane society because we just cannot afford the vet bills&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how do I break the news to my spouse that I have just been laid off&amp;rsquo;. <br/>
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Over the years I have talked to many people struggling with debt and financial problems. I few years ago, I had to convenience them that they were not the only ones dealing with and experiencing the same problems. In the midst of today's economic crisis, I find myself having very different conversations. Struggling financially does not have the same stigma it did a few years ago. Just recently, while at a social gathering, a woman, whom I had only meet in passing, initiated small talk with me by divulging the details of her recent foreclosure and loan modification. <br/>
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In general, we are more open and accepting of our money problems but this is mostly because it is no secret that a majority of our society is struggling; layoffs, foreclosures, repossession are common topics of discussion. If you take this into consideration, and apply basic principles about supply and demand, its only common sense that there is now, more than ever, an enormous market of individuals seeking financial and debt help and are willing to pay for it. So, where you have demand, you have supply. Where there are customers, there is someone to sell to them, and debt settlement companies are popping up everywhere. <br/>
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As a consumer you need to smart and educated. Look for a company that has the traits you look for in any company: does the website look legitimate, how long has the company been in business, are their goals similar to mine? You can also visit <a href="http://www.dstruth.com">www.dstruth.com</a>. This is an independent website that is becoming a forum for individuals to discuss the debt settlement industry. And, since it is independent you know that while you are reading through the material, you will not be constantly blasted with advertisements. 

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		<author> (Cara Barnes)</author>
		<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2009 00:15:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		The emotion one feels when they are drowning in debt is overwhelming; believe me, I know because I have been there. You lay awake at night worrying and wondering, &amp;lsquo;how will I find the money for the car repairs that have be done or else I cannot get to work&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how will I tell my children that we have to give the family pet to the humane society because we just cannot afford the vet bills&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how do I break the news to my spouse that I have just been laid off&amp;rsquo;. <br/>
<br/>
Over the years I have talked to many people struggling with debt and financial problems. I few years ago, I had to convenience them that they were not the only ones dealing with and experiencing the same problems. In the midst of today's economic crisis, I find myself having very different conversations. Struggling financially does not have the same stigma it did a few years ago. Just recently, while at a social gathering, a woman, whom I had only meet in passing, initiated small talk with me by divulging the details of her recent foreclosure and loan modification. <br/>
<br/>
In general, we are more open and accepting of our money problems but this is mostly because it is no secret that a majority of our society is struggling; layoffs, foreclosures, repossession are common topics of discussion. If you take this into consideration, and apply basic principles about supply and demand, its only common sense that there is now, more than ever, an enormous market of individuals seeking financial and debt help and are willing to pay for it. So, where you have demand, you have supply. Where there are customers, there is someone to sell to them, and debt settlement companies are popping up everywhere. <br/>
<br/>
As a consumer you need to smart and educated. Look for a company that has the traits you look for in any company: does the website look legitimate, how long has the company been in business, are their goals similar to mine? You can also visit <a href="http://www.dstruth.com">www.dstruth.com</a>. This is an independent website that is becoming a forum for individuals to discuss the debt settlement industry. And, since it is independent you know that while you are reading through the material, you will not be constantly blasted with advertisements. 

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		<pubDate>Wed, 20 May 2009 00:15:00 AZT</pubDate>
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		The emotion one feels when they are drowning in debt is overwhelming; believe me, I know because I have been there. You lay awake at night worrying and wondering, &amp;lsquo;how will I find the money for the car repairs that have be done or else I cannot get to work&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how will I tell my children that we have to give the family pet to the humane society because we just cannot afford the vet bills&amp;rsquo;, or maybe &amp;lsquo;how do I break the news to my spouse that I have just been laid off&amp;rsquo;. <br/>
<br/>
Over the years I have talked to many people struggling with debt and financial problems. I few years ago, I had to convenience them that they were not the only ones dealing with and experiencing the same problems. In the midst of today's economic crisis, I find myself having very different conversations. Struggling financially does not have the same stigma it did a few years ago. Just recently, while at a social gathering, a woman, whom I had only meet in passing, initiated small talk with me by divulging the details of her recent foreclosure and loan modification. <br/>
<br/>
In general, we are more open and accepting of our money problems but this is mostly because it is no secret that a majority of our society is struggling; layoffs, foreclosures, repossession are common topics of discussion. If you take this into consideration, and apply basic principles about supply and demand, its only common sense that there is now, more than ever, an enormous market of individuals seeking financial and debt help and are willing to pay for it. So, where you have demand, you have supply. Where there are customers, there is someone to sell to them, and debt settlement companies are popping up everywhere. <br/>
<br/>
As a consumer you need to smart and educated. Look for a company that has the traits you look for in any company: does the website look legitimate, how long has the company been in business, are their goals similar to mine? You can also visit <a href="http://www.dstruth.com">www.dstruth.com</a>. This is an independent website that is becoming a forum for individuals to discuss the debt settlement industry. And, since it is independent you know that while you are reading through the material, you will not be constantly blasted with advertisements. 

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