Paint My Heart
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Kerry Wheeler Feat. Ashton Palmer Hard as I try I can′t let go It's more complicated…
teskey brothers Heavy traffic On empty skies Empty streets Fill my eyes…
The teskey brothers Heavy traffic On empty skies Empty streets Fill my eyes…
The Teskey Brothers & Orchestra Victoria Heavy traffic On empty skies Empty streets Fill my eyes…

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02I Wanna Know Why4:42

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Comments from YouTube:

Max Frankow

8y↑865

It is here that Quint and Hooper realize, despite their vast differences socially, they are both men of the sea and they have the scars to prove it. Just a great scene.

Luis Ruiz

@infowolf1 ofcourse. He’s 🌃 hands.

sultaa86

Well Quint had only one Scar that connects him to the Sea.

Derrick Reeves

@ROYCE BISHOP bishop Royce fighting over spell it backwards I leave it @ that

Derrick Reeves

2y↑1

Very great

ROYCE BISHOP

2y↑3

Underrated scene. Men can start disliking each other, fist fight, then end up best friends.

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Marc Laurent

4y↑75

“Mr. Hooper, that’s the USS Indianapolis...”
instant thousand yard stare

Amazing acting...cannot get over how great this scene is..

AugustDipper

3y↑64

Roy Schieder, Richard Dreyfuss, and Robert Shaw MADE this movie as much as the director, the composer, and the crew. Their chemistry and the dynamic they share is just perfection.

Panoplie

8y↑114

I never get sick of Dreyfuss' laugh in this scene.

Mark

The semi-drunken howl after the camera cuts away from him when he mentions his broken heart us an absolute joy!

scorptarget

2y↑1

Same 😂😂

SidJustice1

9y↑686

How Robert Shaw didn't receive an Oscar for his performance in this, I'll never know. He WAS the movie.

Disco Party

To think they had Lee Marvin pencilled-in for this role at first....

scorptarget

3y↑1

💯 ShawForever! Jaws!

Randy White

Jonathon Battiest some Actors do care whenever award season comes around they campaign hard

Jonathon Battiest

4y↑5

I think actors don't care about awards,i think they appreciate these type of comments more than any of that stuff.

HAL 9000

Spielberg actually campaigned HARD to get him nominated, didn't work :(

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robert yeah

8y↑77

I forgot how much you really fall in love with these characters. They're so much fun to be around and seem so real. And with thanks to Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw and Richard Dreyfuss for bringing them to life with such passionate and genuine performances.

To be honest, after reading the book every character was really pissing me off, they're such assholes.

Nelson B. Win

2y↑3

Everybody's gangsters after boasting scars
then Quint's USS Indianopolis story showed up

Jim McNamee

4y↑1

Yeah the book kinda sucks honestly

Christian Frazier

9y↑318

Hoopers laugh. The most contagious laugh I’ve ever heard. Every time I hear it I piss myself laughing 😂

scorptarget

💯😂😂

folieadeux

@paul McCann i have no clue what i said but for reference im a highschooler 🧍‍♀️

Ronnie

eeeeeeeeeee
ahhuhuhuuh

edgar brown

Me too

07foxmulder

6y↑13

Dreyfuss’s acting laugh is probably one of the best laughs in all of film. It’s pretty realistic and hilarious. I crack up every time he says “Mother” and then loses it lol

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J. Rossi

7y↑54

During these few onscreen moments, we get a nice breather. This comes just before one of the most chilling monologues ever written and put on film. Just for a few minutes, Jaws feels almost like a buddy picture... with the fellows sitting down to dinner and telling stories.

Tribalsun

7y↑5

J. Rossi you're so right man.We truly admire this movie.We feel proud we were here to watch it born or not at the time. i wasn't but i watch it later
This movie is just like good old wines that just got better with age and can claim legendary movie title.This decompression part before entering the monologue part is essential to make the audience feel easy going and then to capture people's goosebumps on the monologue part just like a nail on the wood.
Amazing.No words to describe.A lot has been said by a lot of comments. No special effects like modern times movies but just like someone said in the comments , in terms of acting,of editing,etc,you can hardly remember a movie that even match this one.Even i would say nowadays movies.Some of them are crap compared to JAWS.

Lesser Cheese #2

4y↑49

I love how Brody glances at his appendectomy scar and decides to keep quiet.

Steve's Place

3y↑1

@lacubsfan you again. No it’s not

BrendaN Forester

4y↑2

@lacubsfan Oh it's definitely worth a watch.
Roy Scheider gives a great performance, as does Gene Hackman.
The movie also has one of the most iconic chase scenes in movie history.

lacubsfan

4y↑1

@BrendaN Forester I've never seen it... Should I?

BrendaN Forester

4y↑2

@lacubsfan Have you ever heard the theory that Chief Martin Brody is actually Det. Buddy Russo from The French Connection?

lacubsfan

4y↑7

It's a gunshot wound - from when he was a cop in NY

Darthkahn

10y↑240

Robert Shaw the QUINTessential rough old sailor in this film.
Best character in Jaws hands down.

StinkyCheeseSticksCrispa Papu0101

@B Kavanaugh Although, they couldn’t bring Quint back since, he died in the first movie and in real life...😪

norma desmond

of course he was. He was the best actor.

Whatz Upper Ent.

Idk as a kid and to this day Hooper was my favorite lol

Tribalsun

7y↑2

it's destiny.i believe a lot in people's destinies. The move you make ,the decision you take,that changes the course of things and sometimes for the best.It was history waiting to be made so we could be here 42 years later(i wasn't even born)underlining how amazing Robert Shaw was as an actor and specifically in his role in Jaws and how he got a legend afterwards.True inspiration.It had to be like this.Stars , time itself and the universe and all its energies,combined together in a conspiracy so Lee Marvin at a certain time of his life would say : " I would rather go fishing " Thank you for that you idiot 😂

J. Rossi

10y↑11

@Brooke Kavanaugh Steven Spielberg did once confirm Lee Marvin was his first choice for Quint. Marvin said he would rather go fishing. :)

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Howling Burd19

8y↑40

For those who don't understand the bull shark scar. Shark skin is very rough, rougher than sandpaper and is covered in denticles. These denticles are very streamlined and sharp, which helps a shark move in the water more efficiently. A scrape from shark skin could severely cut your arm, poor Hooper :(

Sha Sta

7y↑9

Sharks be like, "I don't think I have enough teeth. Hmmmmmm...............I know! I'll grow some teeth on my skin!"
XD

Howling Burd19

7y↑6

@***** Sharks are pretty badass :)

Warren Spencer

7y↑18

The interaction and kinship/banter between the male characters is the best in any movie. 3 actors giving great performances.

Swansea Jack

11y↑83

It's explained in the original script that while the other two are being macho with their wounds, he's actually looking meekly down at his appendix scar as it's the only one he's got so he doesn't bother joining in

the man formerly known as commenting is what I do

4y↑1

@Chris Lopez I think that is the case in the book

Stinger Johnny

4y↑5

lacubsfan I feel this is one of the few cases where the movie is better than the book. It added a lot of characterization to the protagonists and made them like able, which makes it more impactful when the shark eats Quinn

Chris Lopez

5y↑13

@Swansea Jack,
My Mom actually has a really good theory in that Brody's scar is from being shot as a police officer in New York. That is why he and his family left for Amity Island and was afraid to live in New York. He actually has the most dangerous scar from a bullet wound but is being humble. Also, earlier in the move Brody tells Hooper how dangerous New York city is compared to Amity.

Richard DeFren

9y↑450

Mary Ellen Muffett...She broke my heart.

Mohammed Ashian

@Rogue Nerd 1100 men went into the water vessel went down in 12 minutes

Rogue Nerd

@Logan Aviation We were coming back from the island of Tinian into Leyte, just delivered the bomb. The Hiroshima Bomb.

Logan Aviation

3y↑1

@HKM Japanese submarine slammed two torpedoes into her side, Chief.

HKM

3y↑1

@Blighter. What happened?

Blighter.

3y↑1

@Mohamed Ashian you were on the Indianapolis?

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Don

6y↑5

There's brilliance in almost every line of dialogue in this film. When Hooper responds to Brody asking what a Thresher is, you can hear the annoyance in his voice at the Chief's naivety. Which further strengthens the momentary bond between himself and Quint, the seasoned shark hunters.

Ryan L

7y↑278

Brody checking his appendix scar, lmao.

Steve's Place

@lacubsfan have you read the book? It is an appendix scar. He feels out of place as his is not shark related and feels inferior to these 2 men

Joe Beadle

@lacubsfan yea i was gonna say that’s where he got shot

scorptarget

🤣🤣🤣

Marc Greaves

4y↑1

@lacubsfan is that in that book

Aaron Kenyon

4y↑3

They don't really go into Brodys character. From what I can tell, he feels out of place in Amity. It's so different from New York, it's too civilised for him compared to the crime filled Big Apple

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gridcaster

6y↑9

My favorite part about this scene is the change in tone from the drunken laughs to the deadly serious...but it actually happens twice: Quint gets quiet and puts his hand on Hooper without saying a word --- and you just know that whatever comes out of his mouth next going to be something awful --- and then it is.

Such a great scene with great characters and actors.

strangegloves

8y↑195

2:39 That change in tone...man, what a great movie.

Sheri Smith

5y↑5

@Chris Indeed.

Chris

6y↑11

Yes, exactly, a great and a most important creation in this scene, the sobering moment when these two characters transition from the joyful games to the solace and dignity of acknowledging the alternative to suffering as death itself. Very good point, thanks for bringing it to our attention. Chris

Bazil

2y↑3

I like the setting in this scene. Hooper and Quint are together under the light, sharing stories about scars. Brody is in the dark, away from them because he doesn't have the life they do. The stories about scars also alienates Brody because while Quint and Hooper are bonding over stories about injuries from marine animals, Brody silently looks at his scar, a scar that can't help him be a part of the conversation. The isolation as well as the togetherness of the characters is so subtle, but so obvious at the same time just by how the characters are placed and the lighting.

Bear 7453

8y↑54

jaws is the BEST movie ever made. first summer blockbuster and one of the best horror movies ever made

ibaxue to

5y↑3

For me this and the next scene are the best in the entire movie and are one of the best scenes in movies overall. What really makes this movie so great isn't the shark or jumpscares- it's the wo nderfully acted and deep characters.

marriedtomakeup

9y↑92

"You see that?"
"You're wearing a sweater."
😂😂😂 hahaha

Dreaxil

The best line, actually. Thank you

Lianna Rivera

5y↑3

Right there May Ellen Mofit
She broke my heart 😂😂

artandcard

6y↑2

I'm glad you shared that line from the Chief. His comment had always passed by me undetected until you pointed it out.

MTN Man

4y↑5

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history...Shaw is legendary

Sha Sta

7y↑5

This is a moment in the movie where the action grinds to a halt so the audience can process what had just happened in the previous scene. It's a time for both the characters and the audience to take a break from the action so the film is enjoyable, not tiring. You could get up, go to the bathroom, get some more popcorn, get a refill on your Coke, come back, and not miss anything absolutely essential for the story. If you decide to stay, you get a little bit of bonus character development with these guys exchanging stories. Win-win.

The Japanese have a name for moments like this. They call it "ma." The fact that so few modern films have any kind of ma really makes me think that Hollywood really needs to start slowing down the pacing and letting the characters lead the way, instead of the plot.

scott beaudry

4y↑5

The funniest part of this video is when Richard Dreyfus is laughing. Simply hilarious.

keith webb

12y↑5

This is my favorite scene,must be some improvisation going on (Shaw looking off set as if to Scheider) then more comedy banter, building slowly to the edge of the chasm where tragedy lies. Superb!

Jason Turner

10y↑71

Robert Shaw seems like a wild man in a cool way. He would have been a great drinking buddy I can guarantee you that.

KatchyAshe

8y↑122

I love Hooper's laugh XD

Klonoa 12/11

8y↑2

That sealion!!!!!

kaamos

8y↑2

Un Sinn Kim

6y↑4

this is not a movie about a monster shark, but about three excellent actors given all the room they needed to act so well together,

Void Whisperer

5y↑17

I like to imagine that the shark is swimming around, listening and laughing along with the crew.

Andy4Tune

8y↑131

That guy makes me laugh every time I watch that. "Don't tell me... MOTHER"

Sharks 411 Productions

4y↑2

Richard Dreyfuss is the actor lol

Logan Logan

4y↑1

Hooper

MCMIVC

11y↑5

When Jaws is not scary, it's incredibly funny!

Giorno Zimmer

8y↑26

Hoopers laugh gives me life.

Chris Lopez

5y↑2

My Mom actually has a really good theory in that Brody's scar is from being shot as a police officer in New York. That is why he and his family left for Amity Island and was afraid to live in New York. He actually has the most dangerous scar from a bullet wound but is being humble. Also, earlier in the move Brody tells Hooper how dangerous New York city is compared to Amity.

lacubsfan

Your mom would right, it's in the book.

Dope Terminator

6y↑3

This is honestly one of the best scenes in the movie

Lasse Pee

12y↑2

This was probably the first Jaws clip I ever saw. Me and my friends watched this bit over at my friend's house and laughed our asses off because of "the weird beard guy with the laugh." A couple of years later this was to became my favorite film when I saw the whole thing ("the whole DAMN thing!"). Jaws has some really interesting backstories to it. I do feel kinda bad that everyone had to go through so rough times. Spielberg himself stated he's had nightmares of the production years later.

Christian Trahan

8y↑8

Good scene seeing them all getting along. So cool to see them comparing scars. I wonder what caused the scar on Brody's stomach.

MartyMcFly -

6y↑1

Christian 4_Realzz that was actually a real scar that Roy Sheider had.

Christian Trahan

8y↑2

@Vetrozen Gaming What? I found out later that it was because he had his appendix removed.

Qwazplop

8y↑1

Christian 4_Realzz omfg

Tribalsun

7y↑5

amazing actors.specially Robert Shaw.Eternal!

Geoffrey Cliff

4y↑3

Robert shaw. Roy scheider. Richard dreyfuss. The 3 actors that helped make the movie jaws one of the best of all time.

Voxic

12y↑1

i love scenes where the characters make the best out of a bad situation

Action Hiro

2y↑2

This is such an Iconic scene.
I often tell my friends my scars are from sharks, moray ells, and bear. LOL

Medieval Folk Dance

3y↑4

Quint & Hooper are the same person, just different experience. They both have serious respect for nature, Quint has seen first hand what nature is capable of though.

Orin Kinser

10y↑142

you're wearing a sweater. hilarious line, no one ever remembers

James Taylor

9y↑16

This movie changed the way movies were made it one of my favorite movies from one of my favorite directors.

Tribalsun

7y↑2

IndianaJoel93 it's a complete masterpiece. i agree 100%.

IndianaJoel93

9y↑7

+James Taylor There is certainly a timeless feel about Jaws that other 70s movies just don't have. Obviously in modern times the special effects are dated, but in terms of the writing, dialogue, tone, acting, editing ect, Jaws is absolutely timeless.

mercy kondenar

5y↑2

Watched the movie dozens of times as a kid. Loved it, scared the bajeezes out of me. One day, a friend of my dad gave me a box of books and jaws was one. I read it and hated every human in there. Everyone in the book us a scum sucker

thecircledance

10y↑9

Richard was so fucking cute, I can't not smile when he laughs like that :)

golderjames

3y↑1

Indeed. As an inebriated Hooper, he’s showing his character’s youth and vulnerability beautifully.

B Kavanaugh

10y↑2

He was great in this. Yeah, cute too.

Doug Vanhalen

7y↑3

I love Robert Shaw's reaction when Richard Dreyfuss say her name, perfect the way he isn't even looking at Hooper, but at the chief's face. ;-)

TrikesforStrikes201

8y↑44

Steven Spielberg is a fucking genius

Warren

7y↑64

Quint is surely a great guy to drink with
Wish I could go back in time and have a drink with him.

jpogi gtxcr1

And Hooper is that friend you want drunk first.

Stinger Johnny

infowolf1 I’m a pagan so medieval Europe would be a fuckin no go for me XD

infowolf1

@Tribalsun past civilizations might get you in big trouble.

infowolf1

trouble is, he didn't exist, except as a compilation of three guys Shaw imitated. Mundus, Kingsbury and Murphy.

GoTeamCook

4y↑1

He was a notorious drunk.

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Grandmaster Dragonborn

3y↑3

1:39 😂😂
“You want a drink? Drink to your leg?”
“I’ll drink to your leg.”
“Okay, so we drink to our legs.”

Karen Amy

This ICONIC with all three- but the moment when Shaw lays his hand on Dreyfus’s arm…my goodness….zero to UH OHHHH on the turn of a dime…acting that’ll LIVE ON.❤️

tropicalcyclone100

12y↑1

OH I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS SCENE

Your Nan

4y↑9

His laugh is always gonna be in the back of my mind

Anders Andersson

10y↑65

Best scen ever made in history of films.

TheIntaminDude

9y↑3

Wanna see something permanent..Bo-bo-boom?

tommyt1971

10y↑7

Yup indeed! This & the scene that follows it.

ethan 7X57

10y↑2

well one of the best of many

Tsianina Vibranietsova

4y↑2

This scene is when Quint became a human being in my eyes. I realized that he was a person with flaws, not just "the bad guy".

Bria78

To me, the most touching moment is when he finally realizes that Jaws is too much for him and accepts defeat with humbleness. Then asks Hooper to save the situation. In those few seconds you see a completely different Quint. And I guess, had he survived, he would have never been the same person anymore.

kendall rivers

2y↑2

What? He was never the "bad guy" he was a true badass and a true man's man which is why he was the one they needed to take the shark down. What this scene and the next one does is humanize this larger than life man. No one could've played this character better.

Superman's Drunk

11y

Agree with you there, a haunting re-telling of an amazing story.

scorptarget

2y↑1

R.I.P. Robert and Roy. Thank you for all of the memories. 💯🦈🙏🏽

Jesse Keller

12y

Best scene (first half of the best scene, actually) in a movie FULL of great scenes.

HydrozoaMacedonia

3y↑7

"Celebrating my third wife's demise..." 😄

Mohamed Ashian

3y↑1

Big Chinese fella he pulled right over hahahaha🤣🤣

phuc yoo

11y↑1

Nobody in cinema like Robert Shaw. This is a classic right here beginners.

with an owl!!

9y↑1

Shaw was drunk and Dreyfuss was genuinely scared. He bullied him earlier and Spielburg to do the scene. He tsaid he had something special. Scarey to Hell. A masterclass.

Miss Agent E

9y↑1

+00Billy True. They didn't get along very well. That's why they looked so good.

00Billy

9y↑3

@john smith Apparently the two didnt see eye to eye much. drefuss and shaw.

DiegoFavaratozFilms

2y↑1

The way how Hooper laughs😂🤣😆

adrian cronin

4y↑6

The grotesque position of Dreyfuss' leg on the table. Great direction.

Jason Raczkowski

I love this scene !

Philly MathGuy

2y↑1

No swearing, no bullets flying, no fighting. Just two drunks comparing body scars. You have to pinch yourself to realize they're ACTING! That's talent.

Ninja Turtle Girl

6y↑2

My most favorite part was when he said "Mary Anna Muffet. ......... She broke my heart." and then he starts laughing.

Coral Roper

10y↑9

Never ask a fisherman about his scar. I learned that from reading Pat McManus.

x łtž Røxïe x

3y↑3

Hoopers laugh...

I literally cannot-

Goodee44

this scene is so classic !

CiCi

LOVE this movie!!

William Morris

3y↑1

Robert Shaw was always amazing.

Astrithor

8y↑3

This really makes this movie feel more like a good old fashioned sailing story. When you get down to it, Jaws is a Moby Dock epic for the modern day.

Jason Raczkowski

its herman melville and Hemingway all rolled up into one movie

Jason Raczkowski

exactly! and old man and the sea in Hemingway

damoviedude1

12y↑1

I wonder if Quint has any Irish blood in him, cause it sure seems like it! What a performance by Robert Shaw!

Bobby Rebholz

5y↑2

Robert Shaw told Spielberg he already had a drinking problem prior to filming. Spielberg just let him get drunk on set for the scenes they were drunk in. Can't get any more realistic than that!

Z double

3y↑1

" your wearin a sweater" too good 😂

Mike

3y↑1

This scene reminded me so much of the Lethal Weapon scene in which Riggs and Lorna show each other their scars. Would have been funny if it had ended the same way. xD

Ali Haidar BSA

4y↑1

1:44 i love how they laugh like that 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

M.E.D.

I love this movie!

Kristian Ley

7y↑19

I got the creme de la creme, right here hold on... here see that? Right there, May Ellen Moffit... she broke my heart.

bloodyrose1985

6y↑3

I’m guessing Quint got the tattoo while in the Navy. Then removed it due to survivor’s guilt. He doesn’t want to remember that horrible event.

BrendaN Forester

Yes.

upswillie

13y

shaw was so messed up in this scene!!! love it!!

sonrouge

12y↑2

Damn, almost makes you forget there's a shark out there.

NathanielTheOneAndOnly

8y↑221

1:39
"You wanna drink?"
Drink to your leg?"

"I'll drink to your leg"

"Okay we drink to our legs" xD

The Show of Tedy Bears

4y↑2

I still don't get it but it's funny af

Ali Haidar BSA

4y↑10

And i love how Quint laugh 😂😂😂

07foxmulder

6y↑3

Notice how the chief looks at his scar (probably from his appendix) and says nothing? So subtle yet shows how inferior he feels when it comes to Quint and Hooper.

lacubsfan

They are bullet wounds, he was shot twice as a cop in NY.

Karl

That definitely makes sense in reinforcing Brody as a man out of his depth (lol), but I also wonder if a cop from New York wouldn't have scars he prefers not to talk about.

Jordan Waibel

9y↑61

"Japanese submarine slammed two torpedoes into our side chief.."

HKM

3y↑2

You missed a line. Before that, Brody says "what happened?"

12 Back Films

6y↑2

I always wondered what meal they where eating in this scene... Brodie doesn’t eat his if you look ,same as he doesn’t eat the meal at his home earlier in the film...

golderjames

3y↑1

Indeed. He’s extremely stressed!

Sophia Plaugher

11y

This clip makes me laugh so much!!!! XD

Jordacar

5y↑4

1:48 Mr. City Cop over here has a story about that stomach wound that he’d rather keep to himself.

Franki Selby

10y↑5

Where did those horrible scars come from? Poor Quint and Hooper. They must have been suffering in pain a lot of the times.

bloodyrose1985

6y↑3

Franki Selby Quint got a few scars from fights and one from a shark and a tattoo removal. Hooper got two from interacting with sea creatures.

MartyMcFly -

6y↑2

Franki Selby from sharks

Michael Arnold

12y↑1

"Okay so we'll drink to our legs." lol. I liked Quint in Jaws.

ChrisManley1994

3y↑1

2:37 Quint grabbing Hooper’s arm like “Boy..........don’t go there.”

ShaylaBalloon

Dear god i love this movie 😂

nate green

Actors soo real and lovable.JawS holds your attention and more.

Awesome

12y

This scene also defines epicness.

Miss Agent E

9y↑10

1:56 "You're wearin' a sweater." LOL

Robert Dubs

7y↑1

Brody should've been like, "And I got this scar from Gene Hackman when I was his partner in The French Connection"

dill_cucumber

6y↑10

"See that right there?"
"Yeah, you're wearing a sweater"
Burn man.

Anon

11y

If I remember correctly, earlier in the film, whilst Brody has his shirt off, you can see the scars of several bullet wounds on his back.

Fripitto

12y↑1

I always thought he had gotten the scar from an appendix operation or something, and that he hesitates telling about it because it's obviously not as tough as the other guys' scars.

Mr. Galaxy universe

6y↑26

in the set he was really drunk

Harry Kadaras

5y↑7

yes.. but Saw redid the Indianapolis speech scene stone cold sober - fact..

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