https://sarahhughestrust.org The Sarah Hughes Trust Mon, 14 Oct 2024 21:04:33 +0000 https://sarahhughestrust.org en https://sarahhughestrust.org/Homepage Mon, 21 Nov 2022 13:47:45 +0000 The Sarah Hughes Trust https://sarahhughestrust.org/Homepage <img width="2464" height="1648" width_o="2464" height_o="1648" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/c2650b0cf417e8542eb67b37919643497560bfbdfe920f4a4454a4d5c3d78692/Glasto1.jpg" data-mid="159736689" border="0" data-scale="84" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/c2650b0cf417e8542eb67b37919643497560bfbdfe920f4a4454a4d5c3d78692/Glasto1.jpg" />Photo credit:Alex Maguire <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1955a82031effd82c3671e190c851de142c0f12a6af6b87b8ac2d0c53e9c1d6c/homea.jpg" data-mid="159731032" border="0" data-scale="84" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/1955a82031effd82c3671e190c851de142c0f12a6af6b87b8ac2d0c53e9c1d6c/homea.jpg" /> The Sarah Hughes Trust The Sarah Hughes Trust is a charity established in 2021 by friends and family in memory of the Observer and Guardian journalist Sarah Hughes. By supporting the Guardian Positive Action Scheme, our aim is to make a major impact for the next generation of journalists. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------ &nbsp;&nbsp;<img width="383" height="510" width_o="383" height_o="510" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/edf8f8fbcc257bd7c24493a4d6ce194f3f457f556164de8e32ade109c8724f97/paleIMG_1191.jpg" data-mid="159732150" border="0" data-scale="46" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/383/i/edf8f8fbcc257bd7c24493a4d6ce194f3f457f556164de8e32ade109c8724f97/paleIMG_1191.jpg" /> &nbsp; &nbsp; <img width="383" height="510" width_o="383" height_o="510" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d96f28a4e8e54fb5ef819bf8b0281b5a064999ba8b20d510c983afd6c1a06a30/awhatpale.jpg" data-mid="159732149" border="0" data-scale="46" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/383/i/d96f28a4e8e54fb5ef819bf8b0281b5a064999ba8b20d510c983afd6c1a06a30/awhatpale.jpg" /> &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; The Sarah Hughes Archive The Sarah Hughes Archive is Sarah’s collection of printed newspaper cuttings stored and preserved by The Sarah Hughes Trust. The archive contains the physical versions of her articles, features, book reviews, tv guides, news reports and sports journalism. Covering her hugely popular television and entertainment writing, it holds her earlier sport journalism on horse racing, football, boxing and USA College football and basketball, and includes her award winning human rights reports with the photojournalist Kate Holt, on human right abuses by UN peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The Sarah Hughes Archive preserves and disseminates the legacy of Sarah Hughes (1972 – 2021). Dating from the turn of the century (1997) to the month of her death in 2021, The Sarah Hughes Archive captures both Sarah’s eclectic, feminist, interdisciplinary approach to journalism and acts as an ode to the physical materiality of newspapers and printed matter. Including cuttings from the Guardian, the Observer, the Independent, the Independent on Sunday, the I, New Nation, the Manchester Evening News, Sports First and New York Daily News, the archive also contains Sarah’s ‘under-the-line’ writing as experienced through her Guardian TV blogs and episode recaps, including her engaging Twitter feed (April 2011 - April 2021). For further information on the Sarah Hughes Archive please contact: ︎ &nbsp; John Hughes <img width="627" height="1155" width_o="627" height_o="1155" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/05bee4997c75581e295a0d66d96e5294483858b5a542bebb347140f115c57f19/arche.jpg" data-mid="239550787" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/627/i/05bee4997c75581e295a0d66d96e5294483858b5a542bebb347140f115c57f19/arche.jpg" /> <img width="425" height="1781" width_o="425" height_o="1781" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/f0ed2989ac6274becabc9287f859d5bcf24cae878d38c9e01428f76b52d1aa4d/archd.jpg" data-mid="239550788" border="0" data-scale="96" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/425/i/f0ed2989ac6274becabc9287f859d5bcf24cae878d38c9e01428f76b52d1aa4d/archd.jpg" /> &nbsp; The Trustees ︎ Alexa Baracaia ︎ Adrian Berry ︎ Emily Hills ︎ John Hughes ︎ Richard Neate&nbsp;︎ Philippa Rae https://sarahhughestrust.org/Sarah-Hughes Mon, 21 Nov 2022 13:47:42 +0000 The Sarah Hughes Trust https://sarahhughestrust.org/Sarah-Hughes Sarah Hughes The following text has been adapted from Ben Quinn’s piece ‘Brilliant and versatile’ Observer and Guardian journalist Sarah Hughes dies at 48, (The Guardian, 6th April 2021). Sarah Hughes was a hugely respected Guardian and Observer journalist who died from breast cancer on the 5th April 2021 at the age of 48. Sarah’s work ranged from hard-hitting and acclaimed overseas reportage, to sport journalism covering horse racing and football, to the television and entertainment writing that she went on to specialise in. This included her hugely successful Game of Thrones blog for the Guardian, and also her episode recaps for TV shows Line of Duty and Peaky Blinders. &nbsp; <img width="709" height="577" width_o="709" height_o="577" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/dd824d7b67a9cc6f926aa9111dcfa68e4058e58bd29dcada32c02237c3739a53/IMG_13962.jpg" data-mid="160162855" border="0" data-scale="71" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/709/i/dd824d7b67a9cc6f926aa9111dcfa68e4058e58bd29dcada32c02237c3739a53/IMG_13962.jpg" /> Vicky Frost, who was TV and radio editor at the Guardian when Sarah first persuaded her to commission increasingly popular episode-by-episode recaps for Game of Thrones and Line of Duty, said she had “a real fan’s eye” for the shows that people were going to get obsessed with. “I think what makes her recaps so great is that she really watched shows as a fan and valued the conversation the recaps prompted. They really do embody that idea of watching telly with obsessive friends you’ve never met,” she added. Sarah also had considerable experience in lifestyle journalism, writing regularly for the Guardian’s women’s pages and the Observer news desk. As well as the Guardian and Observer she regularly contributed to a variety of publications including the Independent, the Independent on Sunday, the I, the Telegraph and Metro <img width="709" height="1219" width_o="709" height_o="1219" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8f3663668d2e7452a52ab2a00752c2c6e97b85596ceb35b6f58fe2f8eef119cc/Sarah-Hughes-1.jpg" data-mid="160091062" border="0" data-scale="63" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/709/i/8f3663668d2e7452a52ab2a00752c2c6e97b85596ceb35b6f58fe2f8eef119cc/Sarah-Hughes-1.jpg" />&nbsp; Sarah wrote a number of candid pieces for the Observer about her illness. In one article in the Observer magazine, she spoke of coping with cancer against the backdrop of lockdown, her love for Kris, Ruby and Oisin, and the advice she would give to any reader. “Even in these depressing times try to find some part of the day that is worth relishing, whether it is a moment of beauty half-glimpsed outside, the joy found in escaping into a different world on page or screen, or the pleasure of dressing up for yourself and no one else because it makes you feel fine.”&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;- Sarah Hughes, ‘Find a part of each day to relish’: coping with cancer and Covid, the Observer, 15th November 2020 A version of this article, along with some of her most-loved columns appears in her book Holding Tight, Letting Go: My Life, Death And All The Madness In Between, a collection of essays on living with terminal metastatic cancer, supported with contributions by friends, and published in 2022 by Blink Publishing. <img width="709" height="425" width_o="709" height_o="425" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/bdafe09689221e31311bf5b590c25201a22f3b2072fcc2257f6327388647439b/bookleft.jpg" data-mid="160162850" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/709/i/bdafe09689221e31311bf5b590c25201a22f3b2072fcc2257f6327388647439b/bookleft.jpg" /> In 2004 she was shortlisted for an Amnesty International award for her reports with the photojournalist Kate Holt on abuses by UN peacekeepers in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).<img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/4f0e76327e7ebb12c9b5d63d6cd6e805d8e47c5fbadc144047c87ef617f01f5b/SARH-UN-IMP-.jpg" data-mid="159750343" border="0" data-scale="62" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/4f0e76327e7ebb12c9b5d63d6cd6e805d8e47c5fbadc144047c87ef617f01f5b/SARH-UN-IMP-.jpg" /> “Sarah had a wonderful way of turning interviews from places like the DRC or Burundi into stories that people could relate to,” said Holt, who recalled her portrayal of the lives of teenage girls who were being forced to sleep with UN peacekeepers. “Sarah carried this ability to see the world through others’ eyes and write eloquently on deeply emotional and complex subjects as her career and life developed.”“She was a remarkably talented and versatile journalist, writing about TV, films, books, sport, and living life to the full, with insight, elegance and skill.” - Paul Webster, editor of the Observer <img width="942" height="707" width_o="942" height_o="707" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/155fb34e09f25bbb47319769ba92d71b914b044ee8538753948050d99b4cfb0a/saraheda.jpg" data-mid="159750344" border="0" data-scale="69" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/942/i/155fb34e09f25bbb47319769ba92d71b914b044ee8538753948050d99b4cfb0a/saraheda.jpg" /> “Sarah was a wonderful writer, who wrote brilliantly about TV, books and much else for the Observer and the Guardian. Her episode-by-episode recaps on Line of Duty, Game of Thrones and other shows helped redefine arts writing for the digital age, building warm and loyal communities around each. She also wrote powerfully about her illness.” -&nbsp; Katharine Viner, Guardian editor-in-chief <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/2bb87f18c8afdc5d5378d662b72f33293aef1b447d39a5f9669cee218508da87/TV-SARAH-FAV.jpg" data-mid="159750345" border="0" data-scale="68" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/2bb87f18c8afdc5d5378d662b72f33293aef1b447d39a5f9669cee218508da87/TV-SARAH-FAV.jpg" /> “Her writing stood out as being inspired by a love of TV, stimulating others to feel the same and adding to her readers’ enjoyment of their favourite programmes.” -&nbsp; Jed Mercurio, television writer, director and producer &nbsp; “Sarah was such a champion of my work and a passionate generous advocate of TV. She was endlessly curious, hilarious and kind, an incisively brilliant and fearless writer. She will be so very missed.”- Sarah Phelps, screenwriter and television producer “She was a pleasure to work with, both in the office and virtually – she had a skill with a recap that is unsurpassed, the hundreds of adoring commenters were testament to that. She’ll be hugely missed.” - Toby Moses, TV editor at the Guardian <img width="2464" height="1648" width_o="2464" height_o="1648" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/edb1d81cb21eb2e42551af20a8e94fd21a5005fabfc0bcb539d3e3060be78dd6/Glasto1.jpg" data-mid="159750448" border="0" data-scale="76" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/1000/i/edb1d81cb21eb2e42551af20a8e94fd21a5005fabfc0bcb539d3e3060be78dd6/Glasto1.jpg" /> On Sarah Ben Quinn, Brilliant and versatile Observer and Guardian journalist dies at 48, the Guardian, Tuesday 6th April 2021 Kate Abbott, My tv bellweather, my wonderful friend - a tribute to Sarah Hughes, the Guardian, Tuesday 6th April 2021<img width="680" height="610" width_o="680" height_o="610" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/207b69c7a3e7a86f783ff2efd43b0b7047d8caf52e6299cad3d115ef9848b2fc/home5.jpg" data-mid="159750449" border="0" data-scale="78" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/680/i/207b69c7a3e7a86f783ff2efd43b0b7047d8caf52e6299cad3d115ef9848b2fc/home5.jpg" /> Lisa Bachelor, Sarah Hughes, clever, brave, bold, funny - my unforgettable friend, the Observer, Sunday 11th April Molloy Woodcraft, A brilliant writer and a formidble friend, the Guardian, Wed 14th April&nbsp; Hephzibah Anderson, Holding Tight, Letting Go by Sarah Hughes - review, Lessons from a life well lived, the Observer, 27th March 2022 <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/3f3a85b1f139238d03323a5399f237c8cd87928fe27103092f46522f3ad583f1/JIMMY-MCGOVERN.jpg" data-mid="159750450" border="0" data-scale="77" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/3f3a85b1f139238d03323a5399f237c8cd87928fe27103092f46522f3ad583f1/JIMMY-MCGOVERN.jpg" /> Sarah’s WritingView Sarah’s Guardian page ︎︎ Highlights IncludeSarah Hughes, ‘Find a part of each day to relish’: coping with cancer and Covid, the Observer, 15th November 2020 Sarah Hughes, What trashy novels taught me about life, the Observer, 31st January 2021 &nbsp; Sarah Hughes, Edna O’Brien interview, the Observer, 13 December 2020 Sarah Hughes, Julie Welch, Fleet Street’s first female football writer, 16th August 2020Sarah Hughes, Motherwell, the Observer, 12th January 2020 Sarah Hughes, Game of Thrones, cancer and me…, the Observer, 7th April 2019 Sarah Hughes, How I lost my soul to the jump jockey Ruby Walsh, the Observer, 4th May 2019 Sarah Hughes, Lost literary masterpiece of 1960s black America comes to UK, the Observer, 27th October 2018 Sarah Hughes, My seven–year-old son the boxer, the Observer, 1st January 2017 Sarah Hughes, Losing Iris, the Observer, 22nd January 2012 Sarah Hughes, They call it the greatest TV series you’ve never seen, the Observer, 11th February 2007 Sarah Hughes,&nbsp; Time for women to strike back at neanderthals, the Guardian, 27th February 2000 The Recaps Game of Thrones &nbsp;︎︎ Line of Duty &nbsp;︎︎&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Peaky Blinders&nbsp; ︎︎ <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/d9cf66966ceab7a87dcc9afd4057d93fd435f852fb0ac59d8c338231ba40a5fb/Mad-Men-TV.jpg" data-mid="159750452" border="0" data-scale="77" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/d9cf66966ceab7a87dcc9afd4057d93fd435f852fb0ac59d8c338231ba40a5fb/Mad-Men-TV.jpg" /> <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/af597d1498fde1cdc07bcb9e787431710e3585e30c3159aa4e3073dc36da6386/sarpeak.jpg" data-mid="159750453" border="0" data-scale="77" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/af597d1498fde1cdc07bcb9e787431710e3585e30c3159aa4e3073dc36da6386/sarpeak.jpg" /> <img width="531" height="709" width_o="531" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/c919c17de7e01e27f964ebfa2d2ab10d2483b92ac98374bed78a8115cb3710fe/sarmus.jpg" data-mid="159750454" border="0" data-scale="77" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/531/i/c919c17de7e01e27f964ebfa2d2ab10d2483b92ac98374bed78a8115cb3710fe/sarmus.jpg" /> https://sarahhughestrust.org/Who-We-Help Mon, 14 Oct 2024 21:04:33 +0000 The Sarah Hughes Trust https://sarahhughestrust.org/Who-We-Help Who We Help The Sarah Hughes Trust supports the Guardian Positive Action Scheme.&nbsp; This is a two-week paid work experience placement for those from under represented groups who are aiming to start a career in journalism. There are schemes for people with disabilities, for people who are Black, Asian or minority ethnic, and for people from working class backgrounds. The schemes give opportunities to work across the Guardian in departments such as News, Sports, Features, Podcasting, Business, and Photography. The aim of&nbsp;these schemes is first to identify journalists who have clear potential, and then give them the opportunity to work closely with experienced writers and editors in the London head office. Through our fundraising in Sarah’s name, the Sarah Hughes Trust provides financial support for participants each year&nbsp;–&nbsp;helping&nbsp;those from across the country, who don't have connections to London,&nbsp;to cover&nbsp;the&nbsp;accommodation costs for the duration of their placement. &nbsp; Joseph Harker, the Guardian Senior Editor (Diversity and Development), who has run the scheme since its launch, says: "In the past 20 years we've seen many gifted young journalists from non-traditional backgrounds take a major step in their careers through this programme. Since the Sarah Hughes Trust began its support we've been able to add regional diversity too, and to create even more opportunities. Sarah Hughes has&nbsp;certainly&nbsp;had&nbsp;a major impact&nbsp;on the next generation of journalists.”Two of the past Sarah Hughes Trust recipients, Sundus Abdi (2022) and Priya Bharadia (2023), have&nbsp;gone on to be awarded&nbsp;the prestigious Scott Trust Bursary. The bursary supports journalists from underrepresented backgrounds, providing tuition fees and&nbsp;financial support for a postgraduate qualification in journalism,&nbsp;plus mentoring,&nbsp;followed by&nbsp;an opportunity for a&nbsp;nine-month fixed-term contract. <img width="960" height="1280" width_o="960" height_o="1280" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/8376e661cab521976cff8eb9e0f939e1bd1c37440b9b0fb2a40c9a7ec7bfcea9/image_67235841.jpeg" data-mid="219744873" border="0" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/960/i/8376e661cab521976cff8eb9e0f939e1bd1c37440b9b0fb2a40c9a7ec7bfcea9/image_67235841.jpeg" /> Under No One’s Thumb, Sundus Abdi &amp; Priya Bharadia, the Guardian offices, London, Scott Trust Bursary award winners 2024/25 Testimonials of the impact Sarah Hughes has had on the next generation of journalists The support from the Sarah Hughes Trust alleviated my worries about finding and funding accommodation in London, making it possible for me to complete the Positive Action Scheme placement. Thanks to the Trust, I was able to take my first steps in journalism and discover that it is the right career path for me. I'm sincerely grateful for the life and legacy of Sarah Hughes, whose trust continues to make a difference to early-career journalists. – Sundus Abdi (2022) Had it not been for the Sarah Hughes Trust I wouldn’t have been able to take up my offer at the Guardian…i can tell you wholeheartedly that it means so much to be given the opportunity and financial possibility of going to London to undertake work experience…this entire experience has opened my eyes and has helped me visualise where i want to be in journalism - Flo Cornall (2022) &nbsp;&nbsp; Taking part in the Guardian’s Positive Action Scheme last summer allowed me to envision myself as a working journalist for the first time, unimpeded my financial barriers. - Priya Bharadia (2023) I was very grateful for the help of the Sarah Hughes Trust as I would not have been able to complete my incredible two-week placement at The Guardian without it due to my lack of financial support. &nbsp;I learnt so much and it gave me the belief I needed to become a success in the journalism industry. – Huzaifah Khan (2024) The Guardian’s Positive Action Scheme made a real difference as a first hand opportunity to work in a newsroom. Without the logistical assistance and financial support from the Sarah Hughes Trust, at a time when I was busy with my MA dissertation, I would not have been able to enjoy and immerse myself in the experience in the same way. The Trust was so forthcoming in its help and it is a credit to the institution that they really foregrounded the interests and administrative concerns of the interns.&nbsp;- Emmanuel Adeyemi-Abere (2024) I would like to emphasis how important this support is to me, and I would not be able to take part in the Guardian Positive Action Scheme without it, which is the most exciting achievement of my life. Prior to attending the interview for the internship I’d only ever been to London once, on a school trip, so it was an incredible feeling to be in the heart of the city. Coming from Greater Manchester, London seemed like quite a world away, and being able to stay there for the duration of my internship thanks to the Trust is life changing. So thank you so much to all involved, and this support is something I will never forget. - Antonia Shipley (2025) Guardian Article two;&nbsp;Guardian article three&nbsp; It can’t be overstated how much the positive action scheme is the best possible way to get your first look into a national news organisation. All those involved were incredible at impressing upon me that it is possible to make it in the journalism industry without being from London. Without the prospect of the Sarah Hughes Trust and its ability to allow me, originally from Leeds, to stay in London for the duration of the placement, I couldn’t have even dreamed of applying for the scheme, nevermind take part. I can’t express my gratitude enough to the organisers of both initiatives.- Connor Myers (2025)I am originally from Blackburn, Lancashire, and growing up, I always felt that exciting opportunities were out of reach. With journalism, this feels even more true. National papers are based in London, but the high costs that come with living in the city mean that a lot of working-class journalists are excluded from these newsrooms, which limits the range of coverage in the mainstream media. This funding will ease any financial stresses that come with being on a placement in the capital. Instead, I’ll be able to concentrate on the stories that I will be producing and be able to make the most of this life-changing opportunity. - Sabah Salam (2025) <img width="751" height="709" width_o="751" height_o="709" data-src="https://freight.cargo.site/t/original/i/1e7ecbe12f24d290469afa9e2bad04080c54ae4aff0bd1804f3d0d0f412a95b9/TVa.jpg" data-mid="219744790" border="0" data-scale="100" src="https://freight.cargo.site/w/751/i/1e7ecbe12f24d290469afa9e2bad04080c54ae4aff0bd1804f3d0d0f412a95b9/TVa.jpg" /> https://sarahhughestrust.org/Support Mon, 21 Nov 2022 21:07:55 +0000 The Sarah Hughes Trust https://sarahhughestrust.org/Support Support Us &nbsp; <img src="//widgets.justgiving.com/Button?p=eyJUZXh0IjoiU2FyYWggSHVnaGVzIFRydXN0IiwiSWQiOiI2NTE1MzZjZS0wZTRiLTQ2ZjQtYTRhZC1iM2NiM2JmNTYyMjQiLCJDaGFyaXR5SWQiOjMzOTI0MjYsIlNpemUiOiJzIiwiUmVmZXJlbmNlIjoiU0hUc2l0ZSIsIlR5cGUiOiJDaGFyaXR5RG9uYXRlIn0="> We raise funds in Sarah’s name, in order to award yearly grants for talented emerging journalists from underrepresented groups who are aiming to start a career in journalism through the Guardian Positive Action Scheme.&nbsp; Our fundraising provides crucial financial support for the Guardian Positive Action Scheme participants each year - helping those from across the country, who don't have connections to London, to&nbsp;cover &nbsp;the accommodation costs for the duration of their placement. This allows many gifted young journalists from non-traditional backgrounds take a major step in their careers. Through your generous financial donations Sarah Hughes is helping to make a real impact on the next generation of journalists. 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