تغييرات هامة على سياسة الهجرة الكندية

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الله يطمنك يا salmatarek

والله مش بايدى يا رامى لكن كل اخبار الهجرة الحالية مش متفائلة , والكلام ده هيؤثر عليا انا شخصيا, بس نعمل ايه مفيش بايدنا حاجة والحمد لله على كل شئ

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الله يطمنك يا salmatarek

والله مش بايدى يا رامى لكن كل اخبار الهجرة الحالية مش متفائلة , والكلام ده هيؤثر عليا انا شخصيا, بس نعمل ايه مفيش بايدنا حاجة والحمد لله على كل شئ

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Reduced waittimes for immigrants

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) announced

that the wait times for immigration applicants went down

for the first time in twenty years.

After extra funding was granted for CIC to enable them

to make administration changes, legislative reforms and

extra staff they reported that there was a 12% increase

in the speed in which Canadian visas were granted. This

is a four month improvement with 80% of applications

being processed within 33 months.

Immigration minister Jason Kenney said, "It's been at

least two decades - a generation - since waiting times

went down rather than up. We're talking about highly

skilled, economic immigrants and we're competing with

places like Australia, New Zealand and the United States

for the best and the brightest.

"We were telling people to wait in the queue for five

years. Where do you think the most competitive people

are going to go - if they have to wait five years to come

to Canada, versus six months for Australia?"

However a 33 month wait is still nothing to boast

about. Recent reforms to the immigration system mean

that new applicants will have answers within 12 months,

but those who applied before the cut-off date of

February 27th 2008 are still playing the waiting game.

تم تعديل 16 أبريل 2009 بواسطة salamatarek

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Reduced waittimes for immigrants

Recent reforms to the immigration system mean

that new applicants will have answers within 12 months,

but those who applied before the cut-off date of

February 27th 2008 are still playing the waiting game.

لغاية امتى ؟؟ منهم لله

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وصدقت التوقعات المرئية للتوبيك بتاعنا بخصوص تغيير قواعد المواطنة وتأثير الكلام ده على الجيل الثالث لو اتولدوا خارج كندا, وده كله طبعا بفضل توجيهات سيادة وزير الهجرة للتوبيك بتاعنا وللمراسل الاقتصادى اللى لسة مترقى انهاردة من الدكتور هشام حبيب الملايين وبذلك فانا اطالب من منبرى هذا بالحصول على لقب المراسل السياسى للمنتدى واظن مافيش مانع ابدا لان قواعد المنتدى تسمح باربع القاب فى وقت واحد :sad:

<H1>News Release

Minister Kenney announces new citizenship law in effect

Ottawa, April 17, 2009 — Canada’s new citizenship law takes effect today, announced Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney.

The law restores or gives citizenship to many who lost it or didn’t have it due to outdated provisions in past legislation. It also protects the value of Canadian citizenship for the future by limiting citizenship by descent.

“The Government of Canada takes Canadian citizenship seriously,” said Minister Kenney. “That is why we have taken concrete action to help many ‘lost Canadians’ who didn’t have citizenship and that is why we’re protecting its value for the future.”

The changes implemented today mean that certain people who became Canadian citizens on or after January 1, 1947, when the first citizenship act took effect, and who then lost citizenship, will have their status restored back to the date they lost it. Some may have lost it when they left the country. Others, born outside Canada, may have ceased to be Canadian by not taking steps to retain their citizenship.

The changes will also grant citizenship to those who have never been Canadian, but who are part of the first generation born outside Canada on or after January 1, 1947, to a Canadian parent. Their citizenship will be retroactive to their date of birth.

The new law will – with a few exceptions – limit citizenship by descent to one generation born outside Canada. This means that children born to Canadian parents in the first generation outside Canada will only be Canadian at birth if:

• one parent was born in Canada; or
  
• one parent became a Canadian citizen by immigrating to Canada and was later granted citizenship through naturalization.
  

“This important change will ensure that future generations of Canadians have a real connection to this country and the remarkable benefits of Canadian citizenship,” said Rudyard Griffiths, co-founder of the Dominion Institute and author of Who We Are: A Citizen’s Manifesto. “The new law strengthens what it means to be Canadian in new and positive ways. It makes citizenship matter to Canadians and gives it an increased value.”

This restriction will not apply to a child born outside Canada in the second or subsequent generations if, at the time of the child’s birth, their Canadian parent is working outside Canada for the Canadian government or a Canadian province or serving outside Canada with the Canadian forces.

No one will lose their citizenship as a result of these amendments; everyone who was a Canadian citizen on April 16 will keep their citizenship. The government will continue to address exceptional cases individually and on a case-by-case basis.

Consult the CIC website at www.cic.gc.ca/citizenship to find out more about the new citizenship law, including a self assessment tool to help people determine whether they are likely to be Canadian under the new law, as well as frequently asked questions, and a video.

http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/department/me.../2009-04-17.asp

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بشرى لاعضاء المنتدى بان كندا لن تخفض احتياجاتها للمهاجرين خلال الازمة المالية العالمية نظرا لاحتياجاتها المستقبلية

<H1>Canada to maintain immigration levels for 2009, though requirements may change

Earlier this year, Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Canada Minister Jason Kenney announced that Canada was considering a reduction in immigration numbers in 2009, based on economic uncertainty. Having met with his provincial and territorial counterparts to study the demand for immigration in regional labour markets, Minister Kenney has announced that the need for immigration remains strong in Canada. Immigration levels for 2009 will therefore not be reduced.

Though Canada has not been immune to rising unemployment numbers in the current economic downturn, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has decided that immigration numbers will not be reduced for 2009, maintaining a target of approximately 250,000 new Permanent Residents.

“Canada is facing a long-term labour shortage so the government is not going to turn off the immigration tap only to have to turn it back on later,” stated Minister Kenney.British Columbia and Alberta alone are going to need an additional 600,000 foreign workers over the next five years, he went on to say, as aging workers retire and their economies continue to expand.

Canadian population and labour force growth rely heavily on immigration. A recent Statistics Canada demographic report credits net international migration as the main driver of population and labour force growth.

“There continue to be acute labour market shortages in certain businesses, certain industries and certain regions. And our government believes that the worst thing we could do during this time of economic difficulty is to starve those employers who are growing of the labour they need to fuel their prosperity.”

Nevertheless, as the worldwide economic downturn evolves, so too may Canadian immigration legislation. As evidenced over the past year, Canada’s Immigration Minister has the authority to modify immigration regulations without notice to better respond to Canada’s labour market needs.

Most notably, the list of 38 qualifing occupaitons for the federal skilled worker category of immigration (having a year of work experience in one of them is the common way to qualify) is based on Canada’s labour market needs, and is currently being evaluated to determine whether changes should be made.

Similarly, the alberta immigrant nominee program (AINP) has also been revising its list of qualifying occupations for the popular U.S. Visa Holder category, which fast-tracks applicants without requiring a job offer.

Potential applicants who are qualified for either of these programs under current work experience requirements are encouraged to submit their applications as soon as possible, to avoid being subject to new government regulations.

The good news for now is that, according to Prime Minister Stephen Harper, “We have no plans in Canada, nor are we under any pressure, to reduce immigration in any way during the recession.”

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من احلى المقالات اللى قريتها عن سياسة الهجرة وتبعية كندا لامريكا وانها بتاخد منها اولمر بشأن سيلسات الهجرة المتبعة,مع تحياتى

New direction will come from US, not new Minister

By Guidy Mamann

Whenever a new minister of immigration is appointed in Canada the pundits pull out the tea leaves in search for a glimpse into the future of Canadian immigration policy.

I, on the other hand, don’t really bother much. The truth is that Canadian immigration ministers rarely exercise any significantpersonal influence on our immigration policy.They rarely have any immigration experience whatsoever or any publicly known positions on immigration policy prior to assumin responsibility for this portfolio.Even if they did, they are not free to exercise their own will. They are but one voice in cabinet and take their direction, not from their conscience, but from the prime ministers office. In any event, they are rarely around long enough to actually do anything of substance before the revolving door to CIC’s national headquarters spins around and smacks them on the behind in the opposite direction. Since February 2006 when Stephen Harper became Prime Minister of Canada he has named not one, not two, but three immigration ministers. Monte Solberg lasted 11 months. Diane Finley lasted 22 before being replaced on Oct 30th by Jason Kenney. Both Solberg and Finley were tightly managed by the PMO and neither articulated anything remotely bold or creative in respect of an immigration program which just about everybody agrees is sorely in need of major repair. This past week, Kenney offered no profound insight into where we may be headed. All he said was “I look forward to the privilege of serving as Canada’s Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism as we continue our commitment to reuniting families, to maintaining our humanitarian obligations to refugees, and to supporting Canada’s economy.” As Jerry Seinfeld might have said “Yada, yada, yada”. What exactly does Kenney plan to do, ifanything, about a backlog of about 900,000 applications for permanent residence? What about the 500,000 to 1,000,000 undocumented workers in Canada? Whatare we going to do with them? What are we going to do about our selection system in the face of a looming worldwide recession? Are we going to continue importing theworlds “best and brightest” so that we can seat them behind the wheel of a downtownToronto cab? I doubt we will catch any real insight from Kenney who will be reading closely from hisPrime Minister’s unpublished script.

As for me, I will be looking south of the border for some glimpse of our immigration future. Since 9/11, the US administration has expressed little stomach for the adoption of any progressive immigration reforms of any kind notwithstanding many objective reasons to act. The White House needed to be seen as tough – and not necessarily “smart” - on immigration. Under these circumstances, Canada would not dare risk being seen as “soft” on immigration. But now our American friends have elected a bold, creative and smart new leader in Barack Obama. He has a huge mandate, an unprecedented approval rating for anypresident-elect, and the “ethnic” vote.

With respect to immigration he has articulated three basic principles. First, he wants to secure the US borders to stem the 500,000 or so new illegal immigrants to the US each year. Second, he intends to crack down on employers who hire illegals. Thirdly, he intends to create “a pathway to citizenship” for the 12 million people or so that are already in the US. Obama concluded wisely that “The notion that we are going to round up 12 million people is unrealistic”.In the post 9/11 world, Canada could not even dream of an amnesty program for its own illegals even if it was felt to be in our national interest. If under Obama’s leadership, the US goes in that direction, that will pave the way for our own government to do the same. Perhaps we will follow up on some othermuch needed immigration reforms. In my view, if you want to see where Canada might be headed, follow Obama -not Kenney.

Guidy Mamann practices law in Toronto at

Mamann & Associates and is certified by the

Law Society of Upper Canada as an

immigration specialist. Reach him

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اخبار حلوة يا سلامة بك

بصراحة لما بلاقي موضوعك ده اترفع بادخل اقراه وانا حاطط ايدي علي قلبي

الحمد لله

واشكرك علي جهدك الدؤوب

وماذا عن 2010 يا رب خير برضه

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اخبار حلوة يا سلامة بك

بصراحة لما بلاقي موضوعك ده اترفع بادخل اقراه وانا حاطط ايدي علي قلبي

الحمد لله

واشكرك علي جهدك الدؤوب

وماذا عن 2010 يا رب خير برضه

شكرا يا دكترة

والله الواحد واقع فى مشكلة ان كل االخبار الحالية عن الهجرة وسياساتها حاليا مش متفائلة والواحد المفروض يقدم اخبار ووقائع حيادية ما انا مليش مصلحة اقول اخبار مش كويسة لاعضاء المنتدى وفى نفس الوقت مافيش اخبار كويسة عن الهجرة حاليا ممكن ننشرها,طب ايه العمل, الحل يا اما ما ننشر الاخبار الحالية وننشر الاخبار الكويسة بس علشان الاعضاء يكونوا مبسوطين من التوبيك ده, يا اما ننشر كل الاخبار المتوفرة عن سياسات الهجرة وانا بطبق الحل التانى

مع العلم بان انا مقدم فيدرالى على النظام القديم من12\2007 وماليش مصلحة فى اى حاجة ومتأثر شخصيا بكل التغييرات الحالية فى سيايات الهجرة ,بس نعمل ايه

نتمنى الخير للجميع وما اظنش فى 2010 طلب كندا هيقل على المهاجرين لان فى عز الازمة المالية(حاليا) ما قللوش طلبهم وفى النصف التانى من 2010 غالبا والعلم عند الله هتنتهى الازمةالمالية وهما سياستهم بعيدة النظر واحتياجهم للناس حقيقى وما تنساش الاولمبياد فى بريتش كولمبيا فى 2010 واحتياجهم اكيد لتخصصات كتيرطبعا وبعد اوباما ما جه فى امريك رغم انه مشغول فى امريكا الايام دى بالازمة الملية الا انه خف الضغط عن الحكومة الكندية فى نقطة الهجرة دى ولوان الهجرة مش هترجع زى زمان الا لو رجع الليبراليين لحكم كندا ,فادعوا لاجنتيف انه يعرف يقلب حكومة المحافظين الحالية قبل ما تكمل مدتها ,مع تحياتى واحترامى ليك يا دكتور قناوى ومشاركاتك مميزة حقيقى فى المنتدى

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يا مسهل التساهيل يا رب

استعداد الكتلة الكيبكية لانتخابات محتملة

تستعد الكتلة الكيبكية وهي من أحزاب المعارضة في مجلس العموم الكندي بزعامة جيل دوسيب لانتخابات فدرالية محتملة مطلع فصل الخريف المقبل.

وتقوم الكتلة الكيبكية بتسمية مرشحيها في مقاطعة كيبك بعد أن أعلنت مصادر في حزب المحافظين الحاكم عن احتمال الدعوة لانتخابات قريبة واستعداد ماكينة الحزب الانتخابية لخوض هذه الانتخابات.

هاربر يعلن استعداده لانتخابات مبكّرة

قال رئيس حكومة المحافظين ستيفن هاربر إنّه مستعدّ لخوض انتخابات مبكّرة. وجاء كلامه ردّاً على مطالب زعيم المعارضة الليبرالية مايكل إيغناتييف بإدخال تعديلات على برنامج تعويضات البطالة, وأعرب هاربر عن رفضه القاطع للتعديلات التي اقترحها إيغناتييف. وكان زعيم المعارضة الرسمية قد أعلن قبل أسابيع أنّ الكنديّين قد يتوجّهون إلى صناديق الاقتراع إذا لم توافق حكومة الأقلية برئاسة هاربر على تخفيض عدد ساعات العمل الضروريّة للحصول على تعويضات البطالة إلى 360 في كلّ أنحاء كندا. يُشار إلى أنّ هذه الخطوة تكلّف 1,5 مليار دولار سنويّاً

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الف شكر سلامه طارق

خلي الناس تتطمن شويه بدل القلق الي عايشين فيه

ربنا يوفق الجميع

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الف شكر سلامه طارق

خلي الناس تتطمن شويه بدل القلق الي عايشين فيه

ربنا يوفق الجميع

العفو يا استاذ نصار وربنا يوفق الجميع انشاء الله

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ادعوا لاجنتيف يا شباب

انتخابات محتملة في كندا

كشفت مصادر صحافية مطلعة أن حزب المحافظين الحاكم في كندا بزعامة ستيفن هاربر يستعد لمواجهة الدعوة لانتخابات محتملة اعتبارا من الثالث والعشرين من الشهر المقبل.

وأفيد أن المسؤولين عن حزب المحافظين في مقاطعة كيبك الوزير كريستيان بارادي وكلود دوران طلبا من كافة تنظيمات الحزب يوم أمس الجمعة أن تجد مرشحين عن الحزب بالإضافة لمكاتب انتخابية وتمويلات سريعة.

يشار إلى أن الحزب الليبرالي المعارض بزعامة مايكل إيغناتييف قد يسعى لقلب الحكومة خلال اليوم النيابي المخصص للمعارضة في الثالث

والعشرين من الشهر المقبل علما أن حزب الكتلة الكيبكية وهي من أحزاب المعارضة بزعامة جيل دوسيب قد تميل هي أيضا لطرح الثقة بالحكومة.

وتعتقد أوساط مطلعة أن عاملين قد يتسببان بطرح الثقة بالحكومة والدعوة لانتخابات عامة أي ارتفاع قيمة العجز وموقف حكومة حزب المحافظين من ضمان العمل

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بقولك يا سلامة بك

طب بس يكمل الانتخابات لغاية انا ومرسيدس وناوية علي الهجرة نخلع وبعدين يقلبوا براحتهم

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بقولك يا سلامة بك

طب بس يكمل الانتخابات لغاية انا ومرسيدس وناوية علي الهجرة نخلع وبعدين يقلبوا براحتهم :rolleyes:

عينيا يا دكتور قناوى ده انتا تأمر ولو تحب افصلك الواد اجناتيف من الحزب الليبرالى كمان فى اى وقت, ده انت تقشر :D

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كندا : حديث عن إسقاط الحكومة

قال زعيم الحزب اللبرالي الكندي المعارض مايكل إيغناتييف إنه سيقرر الأسبوع المقبل ما إذا كان سيدعو إلى تصويت على عدم الثقة بالحكومة الحالية وهي حكومة أقلية يرأسها حزب المحافظين.

ينتظر إيغناتييف معلومات تتعلق بطريقة تنفيذ الميزانية التي أعلنت في فبراير شباط الماضي.

يمكن إسقاط حكومة المحافظين إذا قررت أحزاب المعارضة مجتمعة التصويت ضدها، ذلك لأن الحكومة الحالية لا تتمتّع بالأغلبية في مجلس العموم.

موقف رئيس الوزراء الكندي هاربر من إجراء انتخابات جديدة

دعا ستيفن هاربر رئيس حكومة المحافظين أحزاب المعارضة إلى عدم فرض إجراء انتخابات جديدة ، وصرّح بأن الكنديين ينتظرون معالجة الأوضاع الاقتصادية وليس إجراء انتخابات جديدة ، وأنهم ليسوا في وارد الذهاب إلى صناديق الاقتراع في المستقبل القريب بعد أن تمّ إجراء ثلاثة انتخابات فيدرالية خلال خمس سنوات .وكان الحديث عن إمكانية إجراء انتخابات جديدة قد تزايد مؤخراً بعد تصريحات زعيم الحزب الليبرالي مايكل إيغناتييف بأنّه سيقرّر الأسبوع المقبل ماإذا كان سيدعو إلى تصويت على عدم الثقة بالحكومة الحالية وهي حكومة أقلية يرأسها حزب المحافظين .وينتظر إيغناتييف معلومات تتعلق بطريقة تنفيذ الميزانية التي أعلنت في شهر شباط " فبراير " الماضي .

تم تعديل 5 يونيو 2009 بواسطة salamatarek

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يوم الاثنين هتظهر النتيجة ,معقولة اجناتيف بعد كل ده ما يسقطش الحكومة؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟؟

Ignatieff to decide Monday on election

Jun 12, 2009 04:31 PM The Canadian press

OTTAWA– Liberal leader Michael Ignatieff will announce on Monday if his party will try to bring down the Harper government over its handling of the economic crisis.

Liberal aides said Ignatieff wants to take time to assess his next step and digest the lengthy "report card" the Tories produced yesterday.

Prime Minster Harper made it plain today that he'll blame the opposition for stalling that stimulus should they force an election.

"Nobody wants to see the coalition again, nobody wants to see us doing more political games," Harper said during a visit to Summerside, P.E.I.

"They just want to see the government and all parties working on the economy. That's what we're doing."

However, Liberal finance critic John McCallum said the second quarterly progress report is little more than "smoke and mirrors," replete with "significant numbers of deficiencies."

"I'd be astounded if the report got an A (from Liberals) but whether it passes or not is something we'll have to wait for Mr. Ignatieff to announce," he said.

McCallum accused Harper of padding the progress report with infrastructure projects and other measures, such as creation of a secure credit facility, that the government claims are "being implemented" but which haven't actually started yet.

He also faulted the government for failing to ease access to employment insurance and for fudging a previous commitment to return to a balanced budget in 2013-14 after only four years of deficits.

Some strategists for rival parties are privately convinced Ignatieff will back down, as his predecessor Stephane Dion did repeatedly, reinforcing his image as weak and indecisive.

Still, Conservatives, NDP and Liberals all say they've got plans and financing in place for a campaign if need be.

Most Liberal MPs want to vote against the government, fed up with propping up Harper for the last two years. But not all are keen to plunge into an election.

Some want to take advantage of opinion polls which suggest the Liberals have pulled into a narrow lead as the Tories are mired in fallout from the recession, the medical isotopes crisis and ministerial gaffes.

But others fear Liberals will court a voter backlash if they force an election in the summer and in the midst of economic and health crises. Moreover, some argue the party still needs time to recruit candidates and raise money.

Insiders close to Ignatieff insist he'll be guided by what's best for the country, not crass political considerations. They say his decision boils down to whether he concludes the economic and health crises will only get worse under the Harper government's continued supervision.

Few Liberals were willing to predict Friday what their leader will decide.

"I honestly think it could go either way," said one insider.

Although Harper will undoubtedly blame Ignatieff if the country is plunged into an election, the prime minister spurned a chance to stave off defeat, with the help of the NDP.

NDP Leader Jack Layton made it clear earlier this spring that he was prepared to work with the government in return for progress on at least one of several files – enhanced employment insurance, pension reform and credit card fees. But the Tories summarily rejected each of the NDP's olive branches.

تم تعديل 13 يونيو 2009 بواسطة salamatarek

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NOUVEAU PROGRAMME POUR CONVAINCRE LES ÉTUDIANTS ÉTRANGERS DE RESTER AU QUÉBEC

Le gouvernement du Québec met sur pied un nouveau programme pour convaincre les étudiants étrangers de rester dans la province francophone canadienne car plusieurs regagnent leur pays d'origine une fois leurs études ou travail terminés. Chaque année, environ 28.000 étudiants étrangers sont diplômés au Québec. La province leur offre désormais la possibilité d'obtenir un Certificat de sélection du Québec pour obtenir la résidence permanente. Actuellement, seulement 2.000 étudiants étrangers obtiennent leur résidence permanente au Québec et les autorités espèrent tripler ce nombre le plus rapidement possible. Le ministère de l'Immigration du Québec va dorénavant donner la priorité aux travailleurs immigrants spécialisés dans des domaines de compétences qui correspondent aux besoins du marché du travail de la province.

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برنامج جديد لإقناع الطلاب الأجانب على البقاء في كيبيك

كيبيك : عرضت الحكومة برنامجا جديدا لاقناع الطلاب على البقاء في المقاطعة الكندية الناطقه بالفرنسيه لأن العديد منهم يعود الي بلده بمجرد الانتهاء من دراسته. في كل عام ما يقرب من 28،000 طالبا يتخرجوا في كيبيك.

والمقاطعه تدرس الان منحهم CSQ من جل البقاء فيها

المصدر النشره الدوريه لراديو كندا الدولي

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