♪ My hump, my hump, my hump,my hump, my hump, my hump ♪
♪ My lovely little lumps ♪
♪ Check it out ♪
♪ I drive these brothers crazy,I do it on the daily ♪
♪ They treat me really nicely,they buy me all these icies ♪
♪ Dolce & Gabbana,Fendi and NaDonna ♪
♪ Karan, they be sharin' ♪
♪ All their moneygot me wearin' fly ♪
♪ But I ain't askin',they say they love my ass in ♪
♪ Seven Jeans,True Religion's ♪
♪ I say no,but they keep givin' ♪
♪ So I keep on takin'and no I ain't taken ♪
MAN:So, Brigitte,has he changed fashion?
I don't know how he does it.
♪ My love, my love, my love,my love ♪
♪ You love my lady lumps ♪
♪ My hump, my hump, my hump,my humps they got you... ♪
♪ She's got me spending... ♪
I'm Mark Steines,backstage,
with a sneak peekat the event of all events,
the unveilingof Gavin Ruvelle's spring line.
Now, they are keepingthe lid tight on this one.
He's gotsomething special planned,
but I will be right herein the thick of it all,
and that meansyou get the exclusive:
painted-on swimwear.
Look alive, ladies.
No slouching.
I want you walkingdown that runway
like you're steppingon those people's faces.
Serena, Nadia,you're on deck.
♪ They say I'm really sexy,the boys they wanna sex me ♪
♪ They always standing next tome, always dancing next to me♪
♪ Tryin' a feel my hump, humplookin' at my lump, lump ♪
♪ You can lookbut you can't touch it ♪
♪ If you touch itI'm-a start some drama ♪
♪ You don't want no drama ♪
♪ No, no drama,no, no, no, no drama ♪
♪ So don't pull on my hand, boy,you ain't my man, boy ♪
♪ I'm just tryn'a dance, boy,and move my hump ♪
♪ My hump,my hump, my hump, my hump ♪
♪ My hump, my hump, my hump,my hump, my hump, my hump ♪
♪ My lovely lady lumps ♪
( distorted ):♪ My lovely lady lumps... ♪
MAN:Serena!
( crowd shouting )
Serena!Oh, my God!
She's not breathing.We need a doctor.
Serena?
Stop flashing.Stop taking pictures.
Please, stop!Please, stop taking pictures!
STEINES: There is a lot of confusion and questions.
We are not sureexactly what happened,
but what we do know, Mary,
is that police are investigatingthe death
of one of the fashion world'stop models.
That's right, Mary.
It happened righthere at Club Vista.
What's with the paint?
Gavin Ruvelle--he's a designer
out of Manhattan.
Air brushes his modelswith his upcoming swimsuit line.
Fashion from the hardware store.
You can get a shawland a chamois in the same aisle.
Who's our vic?
Serena Portinova.
Her face is on the coverof every magazine,
not to mention a billboardin Times Square.
Mac, you've gotto get out of the lab.
A lot of blood.
Suffered blunt force traumato the back of the head.
TAYLOR:Gravitational drops
every twoor three feet.
Blood trail ends here.
It's going tobe difficult
to find signs of a strugglein this mess.
Wasn't as hard as I thought.
Blood.
Think you foundour murder weapon.
And about a hundred suspects.
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♪ Out here in the fields ♪
♪ I fought for my meals ♪
♪ I get my back into my living ♪
♪ I don't need to fight ♪
♪ To prove I'm right ♪
♪ I don't need to be forgiven,yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah♪
♪ Yeah. ♪
I'm the onlybody painter
for Mr. Ruvelle's fashion.
I'm responsiblefor it all.
Then you can tell me why there'sa blood-stained paint can
in the cornerof the changing area.
No, I can't, Detective.
I'm an artist,not an inventory clerk.
All right, so do you know
what Gavin and Serenawere arguing about?
No, but it soundedquite serious.
He grabbed her and hewouldn't let her go.
Yes, I had wordswith Serena.
I needed her to focus.
Tonight's showwas about my career,
not her.
Serena.
What's wrong with you?
I told you, I'm fine.
You mess up my show,
and the nextrunway you see
will be from thewindow of an airplane,
taking youback to Miami.
Don't threaten me!
And you found away to make that
clear to her?
I thoughtshe was drunk again.
She could barely stand up.
I didn't want her stumblingdown the runway.
Ruining your show.
Hurting herself.
Are we finished here?
♪ ♪
Definitely sufferedblunt force trauma.
Note the crescentshape of the wound.
Minor hematoma.
But not enough to kill her.
No, she survivedthe blow to the head.
It was her heartthat did her in.
Her heart?
Official causeof death
was ventricular fibrillation.
The heart's rhythmbecomes disordered.
Losing its abilityto pump blood.
She may have been beautifulon the outside,
but it was Armageddonon the inside.
So if the head injury
didn't contributeto the heart malfunctioning,
did you find anything that did?
I, uh, examined a sample
from the liningof her stomach.
Severe deterioration
due to malnutrition,
which might explainthe void, but...
There's a void?
Yes, in her stomach. Nothing.
Nada, zip.
Well, that'snot surprising.
Every self-respectingsupermodel suffers
from malnutrition.
Yes, but she wasan otherwise healthy young lady.
Yeah, which begs the question,
what caused her heartto short circuit?
MAN:Hey! What'd I tell you?
Get your hands off of me!
( indistinct voices )
WOMAN:That was a double homicide.
MAN:Got prints off the weapon.
WOMAN:The blood spatter!
Yeah, it's athrough-and-through
Excuse me.Where is Detective Flack?
Flack's right there.
Sounds good.
( indistinct voices )
( shouting )
I just shot a woman!
I think she's dead!
Okay.
Calm down. Just relax.
What's your name, buddy?
Paul Richmont.
I just shot Dr. Rachel Jeffries.
Her body's in an alley in Soho, outside her office.
MONROE:This is expensive jewelry.
Why's she carrying itaround in her purse?
Gunshot to the back.
No exit wound.
Another wound here
on the back of the leg.
There's bloodin front of the door...
which leads to her office.
BONASERA:She's got herkeys with her.
If she came outof that door,
why did she headtowards an eight-foot wall?
Because Paul Richmont
forced herto go that way.
But she'd haveto climb up.
It's literally a dead-end alley.
Lindsay?
What? Sorry.
I just, uh...
I thought I just saw
that Portobellomushroom move.
You did.
I think it's a leech.
That's so strangethat it's even here.
I mean, they feed off of...
Hey, what up, Doc?
I got a straight-up fullhandprint on the paint can.
No hit in AFIS.
That's not surprising,because Serena Portinova
died from something otherthan the injury to her head.
Yeah, this is startingto make seHow so?w.
The blood from the dentedpaint can isn't Serena's.
It's from an unknownfemale donor.
Okay, so we havea dented paint can
that didn't kill our model,and an unknown bleeder.
And the jury is still outwhether we even have a murder.
( camera shutter clicking )
( over radio ):Detective Taylor,proceed to 14th and Stat.
We have a possible homicideat Club Vista.
Crew from this truck workedthe fashion show last night,
packed up after it was over.
The day crew unloadsthe truck, though.
That was about an hour ago.
And that's when they found her.
Body number two.
Anyone see anything?
Once you're inside
the security perimeterof the fashion show,
it's difficult to keep trackof who's doing what.
Everyone assumes if you'rethere, you've got a job to do.
Feels like a fractureof the cervical vertebrae.
Trace of paint.
Same color as Serena Portinova'spainted-on swimsuit.
Everyone's wearing greenthis season.
RICHMONT:What else do you want me to say?
We have been over thistime and time again.
I knew what I was doing.
I shot her.
End of story.
If it's all the sameto you, Mr. Richmont,
we need some details.
Why did you putthe leeches on her body?
It was... symbolic.
All part of the plan.
Premeditated,isn't that what you call it?
They take thatinto account, right?
When they decide whetheryou get life or death?
Symbolic of what?
Dr. Jeffriesmade me believe
that she could cure me,but it was a lie.
You're sick?
Blood disease.
Hereditary, ultimately fatal.
She made me believethat she could help me.
So I spent all of mysavings believing it.
She's a leech, so I killed her,because she deserves it.
I looked her right in the eye,and I shot her.
BONASERA:No, you didn't.
She was shot in the back.
Never saw it coming.
( two gunshots )
You couldn't havelooked her in the eyes.
You weren't even there.
( sighs )
That's whyyou just reacted
the way you didwhen I mentioned the leeches.
It was a surprise.
I gave you that gun.
My fingerprintsare on it.
That's all sound evidence, Paul,
but it doesn't meanyou fired the gun.
♪ ♪
♪ You're breaking innocence ♪
( gunshot )
♪ Taking our lives ♪
♪ You're breathing 'em up ♪
♪ And taking everything ♪
( gunshot )
♪ Breathing 'em up ♪
♪ And taking everything ♪
♪ ♪
BONASERA:Bullets are magnetized.
Exactly.
You are as smartas you are beautiful.
Don't flirt with me,Hammerback.
Yes, Detective.
Stay focused.
( gunshot )
Hey, want to see a magic trick?
Sure.
Is that Paul Richmont's gun?
Mm-hmm.
Good, it's goingto come in handy.
Not finished yet.
Take a look at this.
Now that's a match.
Wow. That's new.
Somehow the gun andbullets were magnetized.
Well, there area lot of things
that could makethat happen, right?
That's true.
But this kind of changein polarization
is usually temporary.
These bulletsare still electrically charged.
Which means,
our mystery shooter, the gun,and the bullets
were exposedto a very strong magnetic field
within the last six hours.
Hm. So you're still thinkingPaul Richmont is innocent?
Yeah, I do.
Unless you have evidenceto prove otherwise?
Just the GSR on his handand on his jacket.
That just meanshe handled the gun.
The leech in the Chinesefood box was full of blood.
That's the reasonit didn't make its way
to RacMake its way? body.
I found traces of distilledwater and hirudosalt
in the take-out boxes.
Those are two things you needto sustain leeches.
Okay, so the leeches were storedin these boxes.
Exactly. And the boxesobviously dropped
and spilled open,and the leeches
made their wayto the closest
source of blood,Rachel Jeffries.
Except for the one.
Our Portobello guy,
he stayed in the box'cause he was full.
He didn't need to feed.
Which is odd. Right?
So I tested him.
Where was his last meal?
Even though the DNA resultsfrom the blood
don't give us an exact match
to our suspect,
I did find traces of Demucosal,
a drug used to treat peoplewith blood disease.
Paul Richmont.
So you're saying Paul broughtthose leeches into the alley?
Well, it puts him at the scene.
He confessed to the murder.
He's connected to the gunand the leeches,
and he has a motive.
Sounds like case closed.
I just can't buy it.
I can't shakehis reaction.
I mean, he wasdefinitely shocked
when I asked himabout those leeches.
And why wouldhe let one feed
off his own blood?
I mean, somebodybrought those bloodsuckers
down to the alley, Lindsay,but I'm sticking to my gut
and sayingthat it wasn't Paul Richmont.
I found microscopic trace
on the body of your secondvictim, Jennifer Fazotti.
Fungal spores?
The physical characteristicsaren't very distinct,
so there's more workto be done.
I just find the stuff.
Sounds likea job for Adam.
COD is fractured laminaof the C4 vertebra,
with penetrationinto the neural canal,
causing partialcord transection.
A broken neck.
The result of a lot of force.
Not necessarily fromthe object that hit her,
but certainly from the handbehind the object.
This looks a lot like the injuryto the first model.
Yes, but this oneis a perfect match
to the little can of paintyou found at the fashion show.
And Jennifer Fazotti's DNAmatches the blood on that ca.
That solves one mystery.
Still doesn't fully explain
how the firstmodel's heart failed.
Well, she was intoxicated.
An impact with nearlyanything backstage
could have causedthe laceration on her neck.
TAYLOR: Still doesn't answer my question.
Maybe this can.I got tox results back.
I found high levels of Ecstacyin Miss Portinova's lungs.
Lungs?
She smoked Ecstasy?
I'I've never seen it..
Don't knowif it's even possible.
It's time we find out.
That's not your lunch, is it?
( chuckles softly )
My own little drug lab.
Smoked?
Strange way to take X.
Not only strange,virtually impossible.
Pure X, no vapors.
Vaporization temperature
is too closeto the combustion temperature.
Drugs on fire.
Not a good thingif you're trying to get high.
So the verdict isyou can't smoke Ecstasy.
So then how did Serena OD on Xwithout taking any?
Mm. Aspergillus sydowii.
I was just thinkingabout that.
It's the fungal spores foundon Jennifer Fazotti's body.
Fungal spores?
Says they're indigenousto the Sahara Desert.
How does an African fungus
end up on a murder victimin New York City?
I don't come inuntil 9:00,
but Dr. Jeffriesusually schedules
appointments as earlyas 7:30.
The TV wasn'tlike this yesterday.
The patients, they come inand fiddle with it
like they're at home.
Did you see the doctorthis morning?
No. I was late.
Do you know anybody who mightwant to hurt Dr. Jeffries?
No. No, she helpeda lot of people.
I mean, her patients adored her.
What about her personal life?
Dr. Jeffries reallydidn't have a personal life.
What happenedto your neck?
Scratched myself.
I was in a hurry this morning.
Like I said,I was running late.
I need to notifythe doctor's patients,
you know,cancel appointments.
Sure.
Thanks.
Stella?
It's all just a little too neat.
I'm going back tothe crime scene.
♪ ♪
Please, can you just tell mewhat happened?
All I got wasa message saying
that my husband was here.
Dr. Rachel Jeffrieswas found dead this morning.
Your husband Paulhas confessed
Oh, Paul.rder.
Can I see him?
Can I talk to him?
Not yet.
He told mehe was gonna kill her.
But I-I didn't believe him.
Do you own a gun?
Paul did, but I thoughthe got rid of it.
She was evil.
She was tryingto help your husband.
It was all a scam.
She promised him miracles.
At first,she seemed like someone
who really wanted to help him.
She was the one doctorthat never said
that his conditionwas terminal or fatal.
Did you ever have himsee other doctors?
Yeah.
I-I told himto get another opinion.
But that doctor told Paulthat he was still dying.
So it was clear
that all Dr. Jeffrieswas after was our money.
How much moneydid you spend?
Everything we had.
She used old folk remedies
and put leeches on his body
and told him it would drawthe poisons from the blood.
I'm going to saveyour life, Paul.
Dr. Jeffries was using leeches?
$3,000 a session.
Paul saysshe's raising them now.
Them?
Leeches.
She believes that she's the answer to the viruses
and the cures that conventional medicine can't cure.
She's preparing for an epidemic.
MONROE: She had live maggots in a tank.
I looked it up.
They're used to eat deadflesh to fight infection.
Bee venom is supposedto help with arthritis.
Oh, if you take a spider
and you wrap it in araisin and swallow it,
it's supposed to bea remedy for malaria.
Delicious.
I mean, Stella, this womanhas a medical degree
from a prestigious school.
Sounds like she was moonlightingas an alternative healer.
So Dr. Jeffries was usingthe leeches to treat Paul,
and she was on her way tobringing them to the basement
when she was shot.
So the leeches used toconnect Paul to the alley,
but now they just connecthim to Dr. Jeffries.
Which supports my theory
that Paul was nowherenear the crime scene.
It's all very strange.
TAYLOR:So we have one model, Jennifer,
dead from a broken neck.
Another model, Serena, who diedfrom an Ecstasy overdose.
Jennifer had African fungalspores on her body.
Adam's sure of it.
Has Jennifer Fazottiever been to Africa?
I called the modeling agency.
They said she hasn't beenanywhere near the continent.
Do we even have a reason
to believe that the two deathsare even connected?
Yes.
Citrus green body paint.
Portinova, our first victim,
wore a greenpainted-on swimsuit.
Fazotti, our second victim,had it on her neck
from being hitwith a can of green paint.
Yet there was a full supply
of green body paint at the show.
12 cans,
including our murder weapon,never opened.
We need to testthe green paint
that came offour first model's body.
You good with a wrench?
Am I good with a wrench?
Positive for Ecstasy.
Serena Portinova inhaledthe green body paint.
That's not possible.
There were no traces of pigmentin her nostrils or her throat.
TAYLOR: The heat from the runway lights vaporized the paint.
She inhaled the fumes, causing her death.
All right, now the question is
how did the Ecstasyget in the paint?
Oil-based paint means
the Ecstasy was inan oil-soluble freebase form.
Which vaporizes easily,
explaining how Serenainhaled the Ecstasy.
Danny, we've uncoveredan Ecstasy smuggling scheme.
This wasn't just tablets
simply crushed and mixedinto the paint.
MESSER: Someone had to convert Ecstasy powder
to its freebase oil form.
TAYLOR: Someone with a significant knowledge of chemistry.
This isa sophisticated operation.
MESSER: Nice theory, but we didn't finda trace of Ecstasy in this can.
Only pigments, oil and alcohol.
There was a full supply
of unopened green paintat the fashion show.
Means it was switched.
Someone replaced the spikedgreen with regular green,
and our second victim,Jennifer Fazotti,
caught them doing it.
So our first victimdied from the paint,
our second victimdied for the paint.
Yeah, we filled the orderfor the fashion show.
Gavin Ruvelle had us send overthe entire rainbow of color.
Hey, Joey, that's oil-basedexterior, aisle four.
We stock every paintyou can imagine,
from boat paint to body paint.
I keep telling my boss we needa better inventory system,
but here we go.
Angelic body paint.
MESSER:It's made in Georgia.
Yeah, folks paybig bucks for this stuff.
You ask me, there'sbetter products out there,
but hey, what do I know?
I just haul itup from Atlanta.
We're gonna need to take a lookat this supply of body pain.
Knock yourself out.
All right.
♪ ♪
...can talk really fast.Doesn't he talk fast?
It's thatSouthern charm.
Is thaMm-hmm.it is?
No, everything's slowerin the South, I thought...
( indistinct voices )
The TV wasn't likethis yesterday.
REPORTER:...a water main breakin Washlow Avenue
and currently on 54th Street,only one lane is open there.
Um, stay with us, we'll keep youposted during this morning...
( reporter speaking indistinctly )
We've tested every can of paintfor Ecstasy, Mac.
Negative across the board.
So far, only the paint onSerena's body was tainted.
I mean, either this isthe smallest smuggling ring
in New York, or they...
Smugglers knew we'dget to the paint warehouse,
so they got rid ofany other evidence.
Exactly.
Where does that get us now?
Back to the fungal spores.
Perfect timing, fellas.
We are looking down
from 22,300 miles in space.
We found those sporeshere on Earth, Adam.
I'm a scientistwithout a badge, Danny.
Trust me.
This is global satelliteimagery, Danny.
The white and grayareas on the screen
represent currentcloud cover.
This is what today looks like.
But take a lookat three weeks ago.
A yellow plume.
Okay.
Now focus your attentionright here.
The continent of Africa.
Transatlantic dust cloud.
We know where the fungal sporestook off from,
but where did they land?
Three weeks ago,part of the Sahara Desert
rained down on Florida,Georgia and the Carolinas.
I know who brought themup to New York City.
I have a possible suspect
that I can't connectto the murder weapon.
Well, that's not good.
But it's betterthan what I've got.
I can only provewhat I already suspected,
that Paul Richmont didn't do it.
I found dirt and fibersin the cylinder of the gun.
It holds five bullets.
Two are still in the gun.
Two we found in Rachel Jeffries' body,
and the last one was firedafter she was shot.
Well, that's weird.
The dirt and the fibers,
they're not consistent withanything at the crime scene.
So in other words, Paul Richmont
fired the gun somewhere else
after Rachel Jeffrieswas murdered,
and that's how he got the GSRon his hand and his shirt?
Right.
He must have wrapped the gun to muffle the sound
of the gunshot.
He's covering for someone, andthat tells me that your suspect
that you can't connectto the murder weapon
is our only suspect, so tell me what you got.
Well, I started with the jewelryin Rachel Jeffries' purs.
It wasn't hers.
The rings were all different sizes,
and there were earrings.
And she doesn't have pierced ears.
Okay, so are we now sayingthat she's a jewelry thief?
No, she didn't steal it.
But her alternative medicineis so expensive
that I think that the jewelrywas what her patients
were paying her with
when they couldn'tafford her fees.
That gives usa whole new set of suspects.
But you've narrowed it downto one?
Yes, I have.
I started with the locket.
I found two sources of DNA.
One I pinned to Rachel Jeffries.
She had an abrasion on her hand.
The other gave me a profileof a Caucasian woman,
blonde with hazel eyes.
And that describesLynette Richmont...
and Rachel Jeffries' nurse,
Tracy Colton.
She had that scratch on her neck.
Ow!
Lindsay, you'rekilling me here.
Tell meOkay, so...
there was a photo in the locket of a child.
I aged it.
That's our suspect.
DNA profile is dead on.
I can't put the gun in her hand.
But I can.
It's a small worldafter all, Todd.
Here we go.
Angelic body paint.
MESSER:Your world is about to geteven smaller.
Is that supposedto mean something?
It means you hidJennifer Fazotti's dead body
in a truckoutside the fashion show.
Aspergillus sydowii don't travel to New York,
but they do make itto the Southeastern portion
of the United States,somewhere around Georgia.
So I'm the only guy in New YorkCity who's been to Georgia?
I don't know a judgewho will buy that story.
Well, maybe you know a judgewho will find it odd
that your handprintwas on the paint can
used to killJennifer Fazotti.
MESSER:She caught you trying to switchout the paint cans that were
mistakenly deliveredto the fashion show.
Am I right, Todd?
What are you doing back here?
And since the models keep
their belongingsin that room,
she must have thoughtyou were stealing.
I'm calling security.
MESSER: Meanwhile, Serena OD'd on Ecstasy-tainted body paint.
You killed Jennifer
with one of the untaintedpaint cans you brought in.
That's your print.
So what?
I handle paint from thewarehouse, a lot of people d.
But you handled this oneas a weapon,
leaving a full print
on top of all the others.
And you leftthe murder weapon there
because you didn't thinkit was as valuable
as the green paint cansof Ecstasy
that you were going to get.
The switch shouldhave been easy.
You're the paint supplier.
You return under the guise
of droppingoff a few cans.
Make your waybackstage.
But when you get there,
Serena Portinova'salready covered in Ecstasy...
about $20,000 worth.
You'll be chargedwith the deaths
of both Serena Portinova
and Jennifer Fazotti.
The differencebetween murder
and manslaughter...
...is the names of the guysyou answer to.
Who do you distributethose drugs for?
Mr. Richmont.
You're free to go.
What?
You're free to go.
I confessed to you.
You've got this all wrong.
Paul, tell themwhat happened!
My wife is innocent!
FLACK:Hey, let her go.
Do you understand me?She had nothing
to do with any of this!You've got this all wrong!
I killed Rachel Jeffries!
No, you didn't, Paul.
You know that.
Lynette did.
She went to Dr. Jeffries' officewith a gun in her purse.
Your gun.
She lied to us.
You never got rid of it.
No, no, you can't go in there.
There's an MRI in progress!Stop! Stop! Excuse me!
How can you livewith yourself?
How can you cheat people?
I will not have thisconversation right now.
COLTON:Dr. Jeffries,I tried to stop her.
Lynette didn't knowthat an MRI magnetizes metal.
The magnet causes problemswith the picture
on certain televisions,
just like the onein Dr. Jeffries' office.
I tried to stop her, really.
How many others have you
swindled into bankruptcy?
You've taken everything.
How can you stand there withthat smug look on your face
wearing my locket?!
It was payment for givingyour husband hope.
Hope?You lied to him.
He thinks he can live forever.
I want something back!
Take this.
Leave now.
Don't look at me
like you don't knowwhat's going on.
You've taken jewelryfor payment.
You're not so innocentin all of this.
Dr. Jeffries left her office,Lynette waited,
and that's when she shot her.
I need...
I need some air.
BONASERA:It's okay.
I really believedthat Dr. Jeffries
was a miracle worker.
After my first visit,I was feeling better,
I mean... really feeling better.
Before I knew it, all my moneywas gone, and I was dying.
Everything that I wasleaving Lynette was gone.
She told me months ago
to stop going,but I couldn't.
And when she found out?
She was furiousthat Dr. Jeffries
had takenadvantage of me.
I didn't think she'd kill her.
She told me, and I told herthat I would take care of it.
And that's whenyou fired the gun.
You knew we'd find GSR.
I shot the gun into the groundoutside of my house.
I used a towelto muffle the sound.
I know your plan wasto stop the investigation
before it even started,
before we could proveLynette did it.
That's why you confessed.
You were hoping wewould just lock you up
and the whole thingwould go away.
Is there anythingthat you can do?
What do you mean?
To make it me and not her.
To prove that I did it.
I'm gonna die soon, anyway.
I'm sorry.
But no.
I'm sorry, Paul.
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