CAZÁNDOME 262 PELICULA DE ACCIÓN EN ESPANOL LATINO_1080p

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CAZÁNDOME 262 | PELICULA DE ACCIÓN EN ESPANOL LATINO

Un grupo de pilotos estadounidenses buscan el arma más peligrosa que los alemanes tienen en el aire: el Me 262, el primer caza a reacción operativo.
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00:21:16Has anyone seen Bender?
00:21:18Has anyone seen Captain Bender?
00:21:22Captain Bender's plane went down. Has anyone seen him?
00:21:26I haven't seen anyone on Bender's plane.
00:21:30Has anyone seen Joe Phillips?
00:21:32I thought Joe was the gunner on his plane, sir.
00:21:35Sergeant Phillips, has anyone seen Joe?
00:21:38Did they shoot Bender's plane?
00:21:50Yes?
00:21:52I saw Bender's plane.
00:21:53Where?
00:21:54In a fight.
00:21:56But it didn't come back.
00:21:58Bender's plane went down, Major.
00:22:01How did it go down?
00:22:03Apparently, there was a collision.
00:22:06A collision? Did you see it?
00:22:09Yes. One of those jets hit them.
00:22:12Are you sure it was Bender's plane?
00:22:15It happened quickly, sir.
00:22:18That's why I saw it.
00:22:21Did you see any shots?
00:22:23It caught fire quickly.
00:22:25I didn't see anyone coming out.
00:22:32Thank you, Sergeant.
00:22:37WARRENTON, GEORGIA
00:22:44Warrenton, Georgia. Two years earlier.
00:22:50It's us, honey. We're sorry about the time.
00:22:59What's wrong, Mom?
00:23:01Nothing's wrong, honey. Dad and I want to talk to you for a minute.
00:23:05Go to Grandma's house tomorrow. Would you like to...
00:23:07Can I help Grandma make some of her homemade ice cream?
00:23:11I hope so. I'd like to eat a little.
00:23:14Is something wrong with Grandma or not?
00:23:17We just need to get everyone together to talk about your father and your uncle.
00:23:24Are you going to be a soldier, Daddy?
00:23:27Well, yes. Yes, I am.
00:23:29I knew it.
00:23:31How did you know, Emily?
00:23:33Many children have already said goodbye to their parents.
00:23:36How do you think Grandma is going to take it?
00:23:40Well, we've always been very patriotic. I'm sure she'll agree with this.
00:23:45I can't believe it!
00:23:47Everyone comes like this, and I'm the last one to know.
00:23:51You should be ashamed.
00:23:53Did he get you into this?
00:23:55No, Mom. We talked about it.
00:23:57Yeah, well, you didn't argue with me.
00:24:01Let's talk in the other room for a minute, please.
00:24:06Yes, Mom.
00:24:14Why is Grandma so angry?
00:24:16She's just worried, Emily.
00:24:18What were you thinking, Cole?
00:24:20It wasn't me.
00:24:21A lot of people are coming together. Didn't you hear the president, Mom?
00:24:24We must do our duty. Everyone does their part.
00:24:27Well, I guess it was the right thing to do.
00:24:29Well, thank you, Joe.
00:24:30For you.
00:24:31You left here for ten years.
00:24:33And I don't blame you.
00:24:35This place is just a small town in the middle of nowhere.
00:24:38And Cole, you've always had better and bigger ideas.
00:24:41And I'm proud of you.
00:24:43Thank you, Mom.
00:24:44But Joe is different. He settled down.
00:24:47He has a family now. He has a wife and a beautiful daughter.
00:24:50Don't get me wrong, son.
00:24:52I don't want to see you hurt either, but Joe...
00:24:54Yes?
00:24:55Well, he doesn't have the common sense you have.
00:24:58And he's never had it.
00:25:00He's an adult man and he can take care of himself.
00:25:02You know what I mean.
00:25:04You've taken care of him since they were little.
00:25:06You kept him away from trouble.
00:25:08You kept him safe.
00:25:10I don't know why or where.
00:25:12But I've always valued him.
00:25:19I made my decision and he made his.
00:25:21And we'll go because it's our duty.
00:25:29Promise me.
00:25:31Promise me you'll do everything you can to take care of him
00:25:34and make sure he doesn't get hurt.
00:25:36Will you promise me?
00:25:38I will, Mom.
00:25:40I'll take care of him.
00:25:49Another one.
00:25:59Hello, Eddie. What's going on?
00:26:02I just want you to know that...
00:26:06I'm not the kind of person who would tell a friend.
00:26:09Okay.
00:26:11I just wanted you to know.
00:26:13Come here. Take a seat.
00:26:15Yes, sir.
00:26:19What do you need to tell me, Eddie?
00:26:22I just want you to know that...
00:26:25What do you need to tell me, Eddie?
00:26:29It's Cole, sir.
00:26:32Major Phillips.
00:26:34I think he went missing without permission.
00:26:36Without permission?
00:26:37Phillips?
00:26:39That doesn't sound right.
00:26:41I know, sir.
00:26:43But what happened to your brother and...
00:26:46I mean...
00:26:48They were very close.
00:26:50Well, when was the last time you saw him?
00:26:53Just when we got back.
00:26:56He just disappeared.
00:26:58How long ago was that?
00:27:00Twelve...
00:27:02Fourteen hours ago?
00:27:03Yes, sir.
00:27:04I'll tell you what, Eddie.
00:27:05Have them bring a jeep to the front.
00:27:07Yes, sir.
00:27:08Very well.
00:27:11Colonel, with due respect,
00:27:13I'd rather not accompany you.
00:27:15I don't want the Major to think I'm involved in this, sir.
00:27:18Very well. Then stay behind.
00:27:20Where could Major Phillips be?
00:27:22Yes, sir.
00:27:23I think he could be at the bar, at the King's.
00:27:25And do you know where he is?
00:27:27Yes, sir.
00:27:28Well, tell the driver to tell him where he is.
00:27:30Sergeant Perry, do you know where the King's bar is?
00:27:32No.
00:27:33It's about eight kilometers down the main road from the base.
00:27:37Is it the one with the straw roof that serves for 90 chelines?
00:27:40Yes, sergeant.
00:27:41Yes, I know where it is.
00:27:42Thank you, sergeant.
00:27:43Are we ready?
00:27:53Cole?
00:27:58Cole!
00:28:00Yes, sir?
00:28:01Look at me.
00:28:05What the hell are you doing out here?
00:28:07What do you think I'm doing, sir?
00:28:09I'm getting drunk.
00:28:11Why don't you come back with us?
00:28:13So we can give you some food and some hot coffee.
00:28:16You'll feel better.
00:28:18I'm so sorry, colonel.
00:28:20It looks like this didn't let him sleep.
00:28:22Don't worry about it.
00:28:24But I'll have to suspend your flights for a while.
00:28:28I think a couple of weeks of rest will be useful to you.
00:28:31I understand, sir.
00:28:33Also, nothing about this little walk of yours will be reported.
00:28:37As long as it doesn't happen again.
00:28:40Understood?
00:28:41Yes, sir.
00:28:42Good.
00:28:43How likely do you think my brother Joe is, sir?
00:28:46Well, Cole.
00:28:47Some of the boys have returned for the girls.
00:28:50The resistance has helped a lot with that.
00:28:53But...
00:28:54I'm not going to lie to you, Major.
00:28:56The odds aren't good.
00:28:59Well, sir.
00:29:00I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:02I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:04I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:06I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:08I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:10I'm not going to lie to you.
00:29:12Well...
00:29:14Joe could survive, sir.
00:29:16If he made it to the ground, of course.
00:29:18Alive.
00:29:20He could survive in the woods.
00:29:22It's very obvious that you two grew up very close.
00:29:28We did almost everything together while we grew up.
00:29:32Our dad died in the Great War when we were little, sir.
00:29:35Joe never met him.
00:29:37Joe met him?
00:29:40Look.
00:29:41We don't have to talk about this if you don't want to.
00:29:44No.
00:29:45No, it's okay, sir.
00:29:46He was also a pilot.
00:29:48Really?
00:29:50Yes, sir.
00:29:52He was one of the...
00:29:5320...
00:29:54shot down by a young German.
00:29:57You know, those German planes could turn in a second.
00:29:59They were better than ours.
00:30:01It wasn't the Red Baron, right?
00:30:04No.
00:30:05It wasn't the Baron Richtofen.
00:30:09But I did find out who he was, sir.
00:30:11You know how the army is.
00:30:13They don't like to tell you anything unless you have to do it.
00:30:15Well, that damn truth.
00:30:17No, sir.
00:30:18His name was...
00:30:19Raide.
00:30:21R-A-I-D-E-R.
00:30:25I don't know almost anything else apart from that.
00:30:28He kept flying after the war.
00:30:31Knowing you, I'm surprised you didn't escape in some transatlantic ship just to try to find the guy.
00:30:38Well, it crossed my mind, sir.
00:30:40Whatever.
00:30:41I'd appreciate it if you spent your time on Earth with the rookie pilots.
00:30:46You know, give them some advice.
00:30:49Of course, sir.
00:30:51Of course.
00:30:55What are you doing to my device?
00:30:58Oh, I didn't mean to hurt you.
00:31:00It reminded me of the equipment I used in the last war.
00:31:03As a communications officer.
00:31:05You know this area is forbidden.
00:31:08Is there a problem?
00:31:10Why was this Jew messing with my equipment?
00:31:14Isaac, get back to work.
00:31:22I'm sorry.
00:31:24Isaac has had a difficult day.
00:31:27He must be disciplined.
00:31:30It's not that simple.
00:31:32His wife and children are workers in this facility.
00:31:36The officer in charge has determined that they are too weak to continue,
00:31:40so they will be sent back to Mithel Baudora's camp.
00:31:43And why is that a concern?
00:31:46These Jews are not even human.
00:31:49They are not human.
00:31:51They are not human.
00:31:53Why is that a concern?
00:31:55These Jews are not even human.
00:31:57They are a concern to me.
00:32:05We need Isaac to be productive.
00:32:08This intrusion will not happen again.
00:32:11You make sure it does.
00:32:14Listen, Captain.
00:32:16Can I see my wife and children before they are transported?
00:32:21I'm afraid I can't help you with that.
00:32:28Miriam...
00:32:30Isaac, calm down.
00:32:33I need you to focus on what I'm going to tell you.
00:32:37Calm down.
00:32:40I need you to focus on what I'm going to tell you.
00:32:44The radio team in the room with you.
00:32:46Yes?
00:32:47Do you think you can operate him?
00:32:51I'm sure I can.
00:32:53Good.
00:32:54I must say goodbye for now.
00:32:56I'm going to interrupt Colonel Raiden's dinner.
00:32:59Do I know this man?
00:33:01I don't think so.
00:33:03He is one of the commanders of the M262 program.
00:33:06Ah, yes.
00:33:08The Jets. I heard about them.
00:33:11Fascinating devices.
00:33:13Yes, but the program has personnel problems.
00:33:17What you're working on is the future.
00:33:21Just remember that.
00:33:26Come.
00:33:29Ah, Captain Messner.
00:33:31Colonel.
00:33:32I'm sorry to interrupt your dinner.
00:33:34I had already finished, no problem.
00:33:37And?
00:33:38What is this visit from the SS for?
00:33:40No problem, right?
00:33:41Not at all.
00:33:43I just wanted to finally meet the great war hero everyone is talking about.
00:33:48Oh, please, I'm just following orders.
00:33:50Nonsense!
00:33:5227 deaths in two months.
00:33:54And nothing less than with the new Jetta Reaction.
00:33:57It's really an amazing plane.
00:34:00I should see them in action.
00:34:01I would like that.
00:34:13I guess it's the same as before, Rob.
00:34:15Brandy?
00:34:16You have an excellent memory, Malcolm.
00:34:22To the intelligence community.
00:34:24Do those forgotten guys bother you?
00:34:27You know what I mean.
00:34:28Do you miss your offices in the RAF?
00:34:30Well, I guess so.
00:34:32However, the man at the top will not go anywhere soon.
00:34:37So I thought the best thing for me was to make a side move.
00:34:41Cheers.
00:34:49Rob, I know you're an extremely busy man.
00:34:52I appreciate your visit.
00:34:54But what really brought you here?
00:34:58Malcolm, my guys are scared.
00:35:00Very scared of this German technology.
00:35:03You mean the M262?
00:35:05And the rockets, the big ones.
00:35:07Terrorist weapons.
00:35:08Their only purpose is to sow fear among a civil population devastated by the war.
00:35:16That has already endured and suffered a lot.
00:35:19Yes, sir, but you are absolutely right.
00:35:21We are here and we have better bombers, better organization, better tactics than ever before.
00:35:28We need targets.
00:35:30Precise targets are a problem with the M262.
00:35:35They are being assembled in abandoned tunnels.
00:35:38In bombed cathedrals.
00:35:41Even in forests under the trees.
00:35:43And the rockets?
00:35:44A little harder to hide.
00:35:46They require a very skillful assembly.
00:35:51And the fuel system is quite volatile.
00:35:54Ethyl alcohol and liquid oxygen.
00:35:57However, there is a very important installation.
00:36:02That assembles the M262 and the B2 rocket.
00:36:07The Germans call it the Konstanz.
00:36:11Colonel, tell me about this incredible plane that I have heard so much about.
00:36:16You know, they are promoting you as the next Red Baron.
00:36:22Our propaganda office is doing a good job, isn't it?
00:36:27I joined our squadron for the first time as a night fighter against the British.
00:36:33That's why they are painted black, plugged, and they sow fear in the hearts of Americans.
00:36:39But how did he achieve so many deaths?
00:36:4325 of the 27 were mosquitoes.
00:36:46The RAF's twin-engine battle plane.
00:36:50My jets have a maximum speed of 200 kilometers.
00:36:54Faster than mosquitoes.
00:36:57They never knew where it came from.
00:37:00The Konstanz plant, I'm sure it was an objective of your guys.
00:37:04Of course.
00:37:05We have bombed it as much as we can.
00:37:08The problem is that it is located in an old plaster mine.
00:37:11Extraordinarily well protected by Mother Earth itself.
00:37:16So what kind of objectives can you give me?
00:37:18Mobile airfields.
00:37:20Our counterparts have become quite skilled in the transfer of important operations.
00:37:25In a period of 12 to 18 hours.
00:37:28Right now, I could give you two, maybe three locations.
00:37:31Where the ME-262s could be found.
00:37:35And how can you give us locations if they move so fast?
00:37:38Our intelligence is first class, my dear colonel.
00:37:42First class.
00:37:45So, from one part interested to another.
00:37:48Could you tell me about this new rocket that I've been hearing about?
00:37:53What have you heard?
00:37:55That it may have the ability to reach the east coast of the United States.
00:38:01Pure speculation, of course.
00:38:03But, I've seen the plans.
00:38:06Such a weapon could ensure the future of Darsan Raij.
00:38:11Such a weapon, sir colonel, could indicate the increase of the Fourth Raij.
00:38:16Malcolm, I'll take everything you can give me at the airfields.
00:38:20But this thing with Konstein really intrigues me.
00:38:23Be patient with that, colonel.
00:38:26Sometimes, terrible empires can be overthrown from within.
00:38:32Malcolm, do you have someone inside?
00:38:36I'm afraid I don't have the freedom to discuss that right now.
00:38:40Colonel Raiden.
00:38:42Your enthusiasm for the ME-262 program is appreciated, but...
00:38:48Your squadron has been reduced to two now.
00:38:50Is this correct?
00:38:52Good pilots are hard to find.
00:38:55And I must change the location of the airfield almost daily.
00:38:59However, do you have time to visit us?
00:39:01Parts. I have a critical shortage of parts, captain.
00:39:06In fact, I have to gather two trucks.
00:39:09And take parts to Frankfurt.
00:39:11To Frankfurt?
00:39:13It's unusual that they want to move it to such a big city.
00:39:17They wouldn't.
00:39:18The airfield is an hour south and further inland.
00:39:26Reporting as ordered, sir.
00:39:28Good evening, Major.
00:39:29Have you finished torturing the rookies?
00:39:32I'm only direct with them, sir.
00:39:34Yes, well, we both know what makes them fear God.
00:39:37And that may be a good thing.
00:39:39Yes, sir.
00:39:40Okay, take a seat.
00:39:41Thank you, sir.
00:39:42Colonel, we have information that may interest you.
00:39:45I see you have a new map, sir.
00:39:48Well, we located the location of some of those rocket planes.
00:39:53Yes, we located a mobile airbase.
00:39:56It's deep in Germany, about an hour southwest of Frankfurt.
00:39:59Our ground reconnaissance team says there are two or three of those jets in the area.
00:40:05They're made by Messerschmitt. The model number is 262.
00:40:09They've been giving our guys a good fight.
00:40:12Are you going to send the 17th, sir?
00:40:14Major, it's a real nest of wasps.
00:40:16And at any moment there could be squads in this mobile airbase.
00:40:21109, 190, we shouldn't get involved with them.
00:40:24And the 262 could be in bunkers.
00:40:27What would you like me to do about it, sir?
00:40:29On the one hand, you haven't flown for 30 days.
00:40:32And I know you want to fly again.
00:40:34Yes, sir, that's right.
00:40:36Tell me, Col, when was the last time you flew a Mustang?
00:40:39About a year ago, sir, but it wasn't one of the new models.
00:40:42The new models are faster and carry more.
00:40:45But they keep flying more or less the same.
00:40:47I like my old plane, sir. The Caza.
00:40:51The Caza. Well, the Caza is still in the airfields.
00:40:54It's yours if you still want it.
00:40:58This is strictly voluntary, of course.
00:41:00If you don't want to do it, I'll make you fly anyway.
00:41:03But it will have to be one of the new B-17s.
00:41:07That hole on the side of your old plane,
00:41:09I put it out of service for a while.
00:41:11Yes, sir. I saw it get off the runway.
00:41:13It looks a little lonely down there.
00:41:15The other reason is that I'm in trouble.
00:41:18The target is a mobile airfield.
00:41:20You can change location in six hours.
00:41:24All my P-51 pilots are on guard.
00:41:27I'm not going to send an inexperienced pilot on a mission like this.
00:41:31I understand, sir.
00:41:33What are the details of the mission?
00:41:35Well, sir, it will be a day-to-day job.
00:41:37There are two planes involved.
00:41:39You will be entering under the radar.
00:41:41Very low, very low, on a very bumpy terrain.
00:41:45Sounds like fun, sir.
00:41:47We're going to need someone to fly the other plane.
00:41:50The P-38. Do you have any suggestions?
00:41:53How about Eddie, my co-pilot, sir? He's ready for the 38s.
00:41:56Ah, a two-engine man.
00:41:58Yes, sir.
00:41:59Okay. Bring Eddie after breakfast.
00:42:02We'll review the plans in the first hour.
00:42:06Is there anything else, sir?
00:42:08No. Anything else? What do you mean?
00:42:10Well, he said there were two reasons why he wanted me on this mission, sir.
00:42:13Ah, yes. Hmm...
00:42:15Well...
00:42:16I don't want you to think too much about what I'm going to tell you.
00:42:19Is it about my brother, sir?
00:42:21No, no. I hope not.
00:42:23Um...
00:42:24Research a little about this...
00:42:26Colonel Raiden? German pilot Colonel Raiden?
00:42:29Colonel Raiden, sir? Really?
00:42:31Well, you were right about him staying to serve.
00:42:33He's been part of the Luftwaffe since the beginning.
00:42:36As far as this airfield is concerned, your objective.
00:42:39A certain Colonel Raiden comes into play, but we don't know how.
00:42:42Yes, um...
00:42:43The ace of the previous war, this Colonel Raiden,
00:42:46was the person in charge of a portion of this program 262 in 1942.
00:42:53And he convinced the Luftwaffe chiefs to use the plane for battle,
00:42:57for which it was designed.
00:42:59You know, Hitler insists on using it as a bomber.
00:43:02Yes, imagine that.
00:43:04Anyway, I didn't want to give you much hope.
00:43:07But that German pilot could be at the airfield.
00:43:11Colonel?
00:43:14I will accept the task with two conditions.
00:43:17One is that I can cut a spare bag in the back seat of my plane.
00:43:21That's not possible.
00:43:22I'll have to talk to the doctors about that.
00:43:24Tell me, what's that for?
00:43:26If Eddie doesn't return on the 38th,
00:43:28he gives us the opportunity to return to our lines, sir.
00:43:31Keep in mind that you'll be right on the edge of the effective range.
00:43:35So if someone uses the spare bag, they won't have a mask.
00:43:39So the attitude will be very limited.
00:43:42Yes sir, I understand, but we will be flying low anyway.
00:43:45And I would like to build the plane, sir.
00:43:47Well, I thought you would.
00:43:58And how did my name come up in this?
00:44:00I offered you as a volunteer.
00:44:02And why did you do it?
00:44:04Because you really like to fly the P-38s.
00:44:06Yes, I prefer to fly them, but I don't exactly want to die in one.
00:44:10Look, you'll do well.
00:44:12I haven't even been close to being in combat in one of those.
00:44:16And if I get into a chase?
00:44:18Look, we won't fly as high as to get into a chase, so relax.
00:44:22Do you already know the firepower of the 38?
00:44:24Group of weapons on the front. Easy to aim.
00:44:27Well, the 51 is different.
00:44:29Six MG, three on each wing.
00:44:31What happened to the cannon?
00:44:33The ammunition was too heavy and it ran out too quickly.
00:44:36I liked the cannon. End of the day?
00:44:40Yes, I like it. End of the day. It's poetic.
00:44:43Yes, well, poetic if I come back.
00:44:46On the contrary, quite tragic.
00:44:50Eddie, whatever happens, I won't leave you behind, okay?
00:44:55Me neither.
00:44:57Gentlemen, the German planes, mostly 190,
00:45:01will be in this area scattered around the control station.
00:45:05We were also told that there may be some anti-aircraft guns
00:45:09in the vicinity of some kind.
00:45:11We are not sure of the location,
00:45:13but that is the intelligence we have at the moment.
00:45:18Our main objectives, the Mi-262, should be here.
00:45:22Maybe they are below a protective cover.
00:45:25It is difficult to know.
00:45:27They will be in the open field, loading fuel,
00:45:30or waiting to take off.
00:45:32The key is to knock down their anti-aircraft artillery cannons first.
00:45:36Yes, but they must go low and slow,
00:45:38otherwise they will know that they are approaching.
00:45:41If that is the case, it may end very quickly for both.
00:45:45Look, Eddie, we split up and hit both sides of the field at the same time.
00:45:49Yes, sir.
00:45:50Yes, and after they hit the weapons,
00:45:52regardless of their success,
00:45:54we must knock down their load and make big holes in the runway.
00:45:58Otherwise, they will have a swarm of 190 in the air
00:46:01and on their backs in five minutes.
00:46:03I don't think so, sir.
00:46:05And why do you say that?
00:46:06Because the 190 is a field plane, sir.
00:46:08It is agile.
00:46:09They will slide through those holes, take off and come after us.
00:46:12They will be over us like a dog after a chuleta.
00:46:14That easy.
00:46:15Okay, good point.
00:46:17What do you suggest?
00:46:19Well, I think we should forget the bombs, sir.
00:46:21This is just one opportunity.
00:46:23So, split up.
00:46:24Eddie gives the anti-aircraft and I give the fuel trucks.
00:46:27So they will remain on the ground all the time.
00:46:30And think about it, those bombs will make the difference in fuel, sir.
00:46:34Maybe we'll come back if we have to enter the channel.
00:46:37Okay, Eddie, do you agree with that plan?
00:46:40I don't want a swarm of 190 on my back.
00:46:42If Cole's plan prevents that from happening, I agree.
00:46:46Sir, we will have little ammunition on the way back.
00:46:49Can you tell us something about those jets' reaction?
00:46:51In case one gets up and chases us.
00:46:53Listen, let's pray for that to not happen.
00:46:56But yes, if I say so, just remember.
00:46:59The jets are fast, but they don't have the range or maneuverability that you have.
00:47:04And why do we do this in broad daylight?
00:47:07Eddie, because most of the planes in that airfield, including the 262,
00:47:12will not be there at night.
00:47:14Why?
00:47:15Because they will be in the sky, hurting our British friends.
00:47:21I can hear the noise of the engines.
00:47:24I don't like precision bombing, it's not easy with these machines.
00:47:27That's why I'm a pilot, not a bomber.
00:47:30What's wrong? Do you feel butterflies?
00:47:32Butterflies, larvae, worms, all thanks to you.
00:47:36Don't worry, I'll be with you all the time, okay?
00:47:39Let's do the best we can.
00:47:41Come on, let's go.
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