Tomorrows World Audit TimeAccording to the sorts of people on the internet who make up quotes and then attribute them to famous people in order to sell posters and T-shirts, Gandhi once said "If you don't ask, you don't get". And what a wise man he was (if he said that, which he almost certainly didn't).
You see, one of our esteemed subscribers had the revolutionary idea of asking us to audit a particular episode, which features Howard Stableford arguing with a talking Hoover, and that is exactly what we've done.
Elsewhere in this absolutely jam-packed episode we will encounter Judith Hann saying aloha to abalone in Hawaii, new girl Anna Walker soaping up on the runway, Peter Macann almost wheely hurting himself, and Maggie Philbin back doing what she loves best: shooting arrows into apples.
Trigger warning: This episode features what may be the greatest number of podia ever assembled in one Tomorrow's World segment. So if you suffer from podium phobia, maybe skip the piece about cheese.
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Tomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Eight - 7th March 1989 - He Moves in Listerias WayTomorrows World Audit Time2024-03-10 | According to the sorts of people on the internet who make up quotes and then attribute them to famous people in order to sell posters and T-shirts, Gandhi once said "If you don't ask, you don't get". And what a wise man he was (if he said that, which he almost certainly didn't).
You see, one of our esteemed subscribers had the revolutionary idea of asking us to audit a particular episode, which features Howard Stableford arguing with a talking Hoover, and that is exactly what we've done.
Elsewhere in this absolutely jam-packed episode we will encounter Judith Hann saying aloha to abalone in Hawaii, new girl Anna Walker soaping up on the runway, Peter Macann almost wheely hurting himself, and Maggie Philbin back doing what she loves best: shooting arrows into apples.
Trigger warning: This episode features what may be the greatest number of podia ever assembled in one Tomorrow's World segment. So if you suffer from podium phobia, maybe skip the piece about cheese.
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Sixty-Five - 12th October 1972 - Reach Out Oil Be ThereTomorrows World Audit Time2026-08-17 | With Europe entering its fifth unprecedented heatwave of the summer and the Strait of Hormuz closed, it feels like fossil fuels are really having a moment in 2026. Long time listeners will know that it has been our dream since the early days of the podcast to get our own oil rig and as the energy companies' profits are absolutely skyrocketing, now seems like the perfect time. We do probably need to brush up a little bit on our knowledge of the industry before we dive right in, so what better way to do that than with this very special North Sea oil episode of Tomorrow's World from 1972? Raymond Baxter presents from a very impressive drillship called the Pelican, while William Woollard visits a monstrous floating storage facility in Norway. Meanwhile, Michael Rodd investigates the health effects of oily fish and discovers a whole new way to enjoy coke.
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Carol Vorderman presents from her stool in the studio, while out in the field we see:
- Shahnaz Pakravan snuffling truffles in Germany - Rebecca Stephens watching some brutal brain surgery in America - Howard Stableford playing a computer cop in Camden - Monty Don scanning soil samples in Australia
We haven't asked Wayne Rooney what he thought of this episode, but we've got a good idea what he would say...
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- Plastic rooftile fittings - Two-way communication for motorcyclists - The dangers of boxing - The new Boeing 757 - Teeny tiny TVs - Liquid crystal innovations - Sheep rumination monitoring devices
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There's actually quite a bit of interesting stuff in here as there's quite a few decent inventions among the nominees, alongside a whole cavalcade of stars roped in to dish out the gongs.
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- Hydrofoils - Research submarines - Aquanauts (the "Dandies of the Deep") - Underwater ejector seats - Dracone barges - Plenty of hovercraft chat
Avast ye landlubbers! Anchors aweigh! etc etc.
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We kick off 2026 with one of our favourite things - a listener request. Mark's friend India had a bizarre and barely believable memory of an episode involving a South African man who had attached flamethrowers to his car. Doesn't sound like Tomorrow's World does it? Well sure enough, here it is. This is actually a whole South Africa special, where Philippa Forrester and Craig Doyle take a tour of the country on the famous Blue Train, finding out:
- How to study cricketers with mocap - How to track animals with a PalmPilot - How to set fire to carjackers - How to cure TB with some local plants - How to attach a collar to an elephant
It's mostly a bland load of nothing episode. But who doesn't love a flamethrower?
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Speaking of which, join us as we celebrate the season by unwrapping another Tomorrow's World Christmas Quiz, featuring grumpy alien child abductor Dr. Who and a cavalcade of other late-80s superstars.
Merry Christmas everyone! Love Russ and Mark xxx
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- Judith Hann trying to make herself heard over the sound of airship engines - Maggie Philbin dressed as Ronald McDonald on a rubbish bike - Peter Macann giving himself a parking ticket on the way to the cricket - Howard Stableford showing off his chopper skills
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- Train tunnel cartoons - The NEC Supertower - A robotic Peeping Tom - Sleeping with the fishes - Artificial goat womb - Nintendo vs Sega - Useless inventions - Earthquake prediction - Howard singing
Word of warning - this is a particularly long episode. There was a lot of stuff to talk about...
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Making a very welcome return is James Burke, with an all-timer of a segment explaining how anyone can commit the heist of the century using only a cigarette machine and a stationery cupboard.
Raymond Baxter is holding fort back at the studio, demonstrating some very important and delightfully noisy new rescue equipment.
Joining him is a youthful Michael Rodd, who is keen to show off his new chair.
All that and we also get to see why you should never ask spies to organise a fireworks display. Not bad for a 20 minute show...
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Philippa Forrester and Peter Snow present from the most gantry-infested set of them all, while also reporting from Japan and Seattle where they try out tank tracks for 4x4s and learn about a new multiple sclerosis treatment. Elsewhere, Anya Sitaram visits MIT to play pranks with a new type of directional speaker, while Lindsey Fallow explores the canals of Birmingham with some schoolkids and a useless computer.
Warning: Contains white hot Snow
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Bit of an engineering focus this time round, as we take a look at:
- A thrilling new way to apply liquid gaskets
- Funky anti-lock brakes for motorbikes
- The scourge of school vandalism
- Digital readouts for drilling
- Judith's rubber belts
- A Scottish cure for stammering
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To celebrate such an auspicious occasion, Russ & Mark travel back 60 years to take a look at what the BBC claims is the first ever episode of TW (and we suspect is actually the second episode, but let's not quibble)
The show is still finding its feet and nobody involved seems to have realised that television ought to be at least somewhat entertaining, but let's crack on anyway and take a look at the following segments:
- The first ever home kidney dialysis machine - A grifter hoping to dam up the Solway Firth - The Mariner 4 spacecraft's mission to photograph Mars - And that's it! Should be a short episode this month...
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Grab your bucket of popcorn and overpriced fizzy pop, sit back in your sticky seat and relax while Philippa Forrester and Craig Doyle bring us the following from the heart of Tinseltown:
- Motion capture featuring Trevor the rabbit - Some film trailers - The marvellous make-up of Matthew Mungle - Gloriously obsolete Technicolor - Hypno-robics, Botox and oxygen facials - Synthespians - ...And far too many mentions of the 1998 blockbuster flop "Gozilla"
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Maggie Philbin tests out a new electric blanket, plus electric carpets and a mysterious Norwegian bicycle wheel.
Peter Macann tries out a new method for inserting pins into teeth.
Kieran Prendiville posits the existence of "strange matter" and demonstrates a new fancy whiteboard.
And Judith Hann sets sail on the Thames Bubbler and has a quick game of 'squarsh'.
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Obviously there's the usual crew of Judith Hann, Peter Macann and Maggie Philbin, but because it's Christmas we've also got Moira Stuart, Keith Chegwin, George Takei and the unassailable Rod Hull and Emu. Festive gold!
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- A man with a dicky ticker putting his hand in a bucket of water - Michael Rodd shuffling in front of, sitting behind and squatting on top of various desks - Kieran Prendiville complaining about car repair bills and riding a useless bicycle - Judith Hann desperately pumping the brakes
Don't worry, it's nearly Christmas and we can forget all this ever happened.
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In order to celebrate this classic toppling event, your auditors travel even further back in time to an era when that big pile of rubble was still very much wall-shaped for a very special episode focusing entirely on West Germany. William Woollard is our sole host (with Derek Cooper on narration duties) as we take some very long and thorough looks at:
- Testing the suppleness of classical musicians with torture devices - Rejected Thunderbird vehicles clearing up a nuclear spill - Willy Woolly crank calling the Siemens internal operator - Some pro-level bowling from a deafblind person - Mountaineering in top-to-toe denim to catch some fresh air
As the old German saying goes: "Ich lichten nichten" (Translation: "I don't like it, but I'll have to go along with it")
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Howard Stableford and Shahnaz Pakravan travel over to Atlanta, the host city for the 1996 Games, to take a look at what preparations are being made ahead of the event and how the competitors can improve their performance. We see how the Olympic Torch is being constructed, traffic solutions in Atlanta, the latest in prosthetics, what performance enhancing drugs to avoid and how winning boosts sex drive.
Faster, higher, stronger indeed...
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Hosting in the studio, Peter Snow has forgotten his swingometer - but luckily Philippa Forrester is also there to set off our schwingometers, as she visits Wales to see a new way of rescuing people with a firehose (you won't believe who she bumps into...)
Meanwhile, Katie Knapman goes hot air ballooning in New Zealand to meet a memory expert, new boy Nick Baker has an underwater chinwag with a dishy dive instructor, DJ Jono Coleman throws his weight around a supermarket, and we have some inspiring news from Stoke Mandeville hospital with barely a mention of you-know-who (now then, now then).
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And if you're a mad and rich enough to want to pay actual money to support us, you can do that here: buzzsprout.com/1732764/supportTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Nine - 26th April 1979 - The Sound of CylonsTomorrows World Audit Time2024-04-23 | Let us travel back almost exactly 45 years to a time when "Boomer" was a cool name and "Starbuck" had nothing to do with coffee. Battlestar Galactica has just been released in UK cinemas, so surely the team at Tomorrow's World will pull out all the stops to make sure their small screen science fact is as exciting as the big screen science fiction? Hmmm. Well, maybe not. There's a certain sense that things aren't firing on all cylinders this episode, with segments on a robot lawnmower built by sixth formers, a new type of fire alarm, monorails, red spider mites, babies learning maths, and the longest, beigest report on oil rig corrosion we have ever seen. Kieran Prendiville and Michael Rodd do most of the heavy lifting, while Judith Hann stays slumped in an armchair with chronic jetlag.
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And if you're a mad and rich enough to want to pay actual money to support us, you can do that here: buzzsprout.com/1732764/supportTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Seven - 28th January 1998 - In LASIKness and in HealthTomorrows World Audit Time2024-02-06 | In the wake of an extremely indulgent Christmas and birthday double-whammy, Russ turns to Tomorrow's World for inspiration in an episode from January 1998 that features Peter Snow examining diets and calorie counting. What a fat load of good that turns out to be. Meanwhile, Mark explains why he thinks four eyes are better than two as we watch Anya Sitaram looking at developments in the world of laser eye surgery. Elsewhere, Philippa Forrester presents from a gantry (hooray!), Craig Doyle gets outsmarted by a dog, Jez Nelson surfs the Singapore web, and Dave Stewart from the Eurythmics chats about his terrible jam.
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And if you're a mad and rich enough to want to pay actual money to support us, you can do that here: buzzsprout.com/1732764/supportTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Six - 19 December 1985 - Judith the Dead Rose ReindeerTomorrows World Audit Time2023-12-25 | To paraphrase the legendary 1985 pub car park musician rumble champion Boy George: "And in our world of plenty, we can spread a smile of joy. Throw your arms around Tomorrow's World at Christmas time."
So that's what we're doing. And it will be extra comfy as everyone is wearing extremely cosy-looking knitwear.
This is a real Christmas treat with everything for all the family: booze, toys, chocs and John Rambo.
Watch on as Russ & Mark - broadcasting live from the Dutch Alps - welcome TW legend Bob Symes for the first time, Peter Macann gets his phone hacked, Maggie Philbin gets a golden ticket to a Swiss chocolate factory, Howard Stableford tries some very dry white wine, and Judith Hann tackles some (G)remlins in her VHS player.
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It's time once again for Russ & Mark to take down the particulars of a Tomorrow's World special episode and, because they are celebrating the 40th birthday of The Bill, they're going to watch one focusing on 'The Forces of Law and Order'.
William Woollard is loitering with intent outside the headquarters of Interpol, reporting on heroin smuggling in Marseilles and Amsterdam, a kidnapping in Sicily, and the tactics of the bonecrunching CRS riot squad.
Meanwhile, Michael Rodd is proceeding in an easterly direction to Germany, tailing a stolen Merc and admiring the frighteningly well-equipped Bundesgrenzschutz.
We're also treated to a guest presenter in the form of radiant Dutch reporter Ria Dalmeijer, who brightens up an otherwise rather bleak examination of policing in Northern Ireland.
Get your trousers on son. You're nicked!
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Four - 28th October 1994 - Tanks For The AnemonesTomorrows World Audit Time2023-11-11 | It's been a long time coming, but finally Russ and Mark get round to auditing an episode from the short-lived Vorderman era of Tomorrow's World. Was it worth the wait? Absolutely not, but they still somehow find plenty to chat about.
A very hoarse Carol V. hosts on her own from the studio, before heading up to Nottingham to meet a young lad with a cochlear implant; Vivienne Parry checks out the hot new trend in paralysing spinal injections; Howard Stableford discovers a whole new definition of "fish tank"; and Shahnaz Pakravan raises more questions than she answers when she tries to flambé a Frenchman's face.
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty-Three - 8th January 1988 - Hanns Across The WaterTomorrows World Audit Time2023-10-03 | This time Russ & Mark pay tribute to the second-best film ever made and take a look at the episode of Tomorrow's World broadcast the week that Predator stormed into UK cinemas. For some reason almost everything they look at involves water and/or magnets, so if that floats your boat please stick around to enjoy:
Maggie Philbin testing batteries and purifying oil rig water, Judith Hann visiting Shanghai to sniff their sewage, Peter Macann windsurfing like a pro, and Stephen Hawking showing off his new voice to Howard Stableford.
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Also in the programme, which let's not forget heralds from the very worst era of TW, Kate Humble plays with penguins and pumps up balls, Roger Black bandages a hurdler, Adam Hart-Davis chats to Rob McElwee about a satellite, Katie Knapman watches over a couple of sick kids and arch-Brexiteer Dr David Bull shows us some heart (not his).
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Thirty SPECTACULAR - 28th April 1999 - HP SourceTomorrows World Audit Time2023-05-30 | Russ and Mark are in a celebratory mood - not only have they made it to 30 episodes, but it is also by pure coincidence the 30th anniversary of the World Wide Web. Luckily for those of you confused by this new fangled internet thing, Tomorrow's World have put together a "Webwise Special" explaining everything you need to know about the information superhighway. So strap on your surfboard and get stuck in as Philippa Forrester and Peter Snow welcome us to the digital future, with the help of Craig Doyle, Lindsey Fallow, Sir Steve Redgrave and Douglas Adams.
ACHTUNG: This episode also features a not inconsiderable amount of Hale and Pace. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
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MWAH!
That's a couple of big sloppy kisses from your favourite auditors as thank you for listening to us on this very special day of the year.
Snuggle up as we gawp at Philippa Forrester being very tidy in every sense of the word. Then Jez Nelson gets some vampire bats drooling, Howard Stableford watches a spot of hardcore pucking, Vivienne Parry has a whale of a time and Shahnaz Pakravan has the ride of her life.
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Twenty-Six - 15th October 1987 - Oh Macanndy Man CanTomorrows World Audit Time2023-01-23 | Batten down the hatches, take shelter and ignore Michael Fish, because there's a hurricane brewing! Coming live from BBC TV Centre on the very night of the Great Storm of 1987, Maggie Philbin and Howard Stableford brave the rotten weather outside, while sensible Judith Hann and Peter Macann stay dry in the studio. There's a whole load of nonsense segments this episode, with a couple of good ideas somewhere in between. Listen on to hear about: Robo-jockeys in Memphis, nuisance phonecalls in Bristol, a new way to stop car thieves, anti-genes, pampered mussels in Plymouth, prism specs, a British spaceplane, superconductors, Japanese musical fish farming, healthy sugar from apples, fingerprinting bacteria and drunk bears in Montana.
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Yes folks, it's time once again for the now traditional annual Tomorrow's World Audit Time Christmas Special. This one looks at an episode of TW from December 1981, in the midst of a particularly cold and snowy winter (we're sure you can empathise).
Listen on as Michael Rodd mucks about with lasers and electricity, Judith Hann recycles her tinsel, Su Ingle plays with a train set and Kieran Prendiville retires to the pub for an absolute skinful in between operating some heavy machinery.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from Russ & Mark! See you in the very futuristic-sounding 2023. xxx
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Twenty-Four - 3rd June 1998 - Point of Snow ReturnTomorrows World Audit Time2022-12-05 | Have you ever wondered what this podcast would be like if Russ didn't edit out all the times Mark talked about football? Well you're about to find out, as for one episode only we change into our referee kits and take a look at a Tomorrow's World from the week before the 1998 World Cup. And if you want to know what we thought of it, look away now.... [it's an absolute snoozefest]
Philippa Forrester keeps watch from the dugout while Craig Doyle tickles the ivories, Anya Sitaram cools her jets, Russia and Ukraine get on with each other, Peter Snow goes time travelling and Jez Nelson takes the most belaboured free kick in footballing history. Oh, and Julian Lloyd Webber turns up unnecessarily.
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Twenty-Two - 29th November 1979 - Hann So LowTomorrows World Audit Time2022-10-20 | Ever wondered what would happen if the people who make Tomorrow's World went on strike? Well, wonder no more. Turns out that all they do is cobble together a Frankenstein's monster of a programme from old segments of previous episodes. The interesting thing, as your esteemed auditors quickly discover, is that whoever is normally in charge of quality control is very much on strike too. Listen on as Michael Rodd fondles a gnome, laughs at some trains and breaks America, Kieran Prendiville gets stuck up a mast, and Judith Hann does her back in after crashing a chopper.
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Twenty - 7th February 1973 - Rodderdam or AnywhereTomorrows World Audit Time2022-08-09 | Goedenavond! It's time to slip on a pair of clogs, crack open a Heineken and get the edam out of the fridge as Tomorrow's World heads to Holland for a very special episode from 1973. As if that wasn't enough, the only person the BBC have bothered to send over there is Michael Rodd, so we've got him for the entire episode. What a treat! Listen on as we see land reclamation in Rotterdam, a robot in Eindhoven, a disabled community in Arnhem, Rodd's upside down chair adventure and a lorry load of terrified pigs. Gezellig!
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Links to our social media can be found here: linktr.ee/twaudittimeTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Nineteen - 3rd June 1992 - Lazy Heir RemovalTomorrows World Audit Time2022-07-20 | Back from a month-long hiatus, and still recovering from the avalanche of boot-licking, brown-nosing and forelock-tugging that was the Platinum Jubilee, Russ and Mark decide now is the perfect time to cash in on Royal Family fever. Luckily for us, Tomorrow's World has a long and distinguished relationship with our blue-blooded overlords by way of The Prince of Wales Award for Innovation and Production, an annual prize that recognised the successes (and sometimes failures) of promising new British inventions. HRH Judith Hann hosts this special show from Highgrove House with her able assistant Charlie Windsor, while Howard Stableford, Carmen Pryce and Kate Bellingham give us the lowdown on this year's finalists. Entries include a new type of aerosol, a sound-squeezing chip, an inkjet printer, a microscope, a gyroscope, and lorra lorra lasers.
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Subscription links can be found on our website here: tomorrowsworldaudittime.buzzsprout.comTomorrows World Audit Time - Episode Eighteen - 30th April 1997 - Harry, Parry and GarryTomorrows World Audit Time2022-05-27 | It's 30th April 1997, just one week before the election where Tony Blair is promising that "Things Can Only Get Better". Well, as far as Tomorrow's World is concerned, they really can't. This is an absolute doozy of an episode, stuffed even fuller than New Labour's ballot box with weird and wonderful characters. Come join the party as Shahnaz Pakravan enters a Scottish robot, Vivienne Parry chows down in a rubber johnny restaurant, Jez Nelson visits the Holy Land, Philippa Forrester sleeps her way to the top and Howard Stableford gets the board games out.
Warning: This episode contains scenes of extreme fashion choices.
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