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Project: Graphic Lake

The area of interest is the south shore of Graphic Lake from Highway #71 to the

south end of Graphic Lake. The area includes a strip from the south lake shore extending

approximately 300 meters south at the highway. This area extends from the northeast end

of the lake to the southwest end of the lake narrowing to approximately 200 metres wide

near the south end of the lake. 400 metres east of line 50 there is an expansion of the

zone of interest to the south in a pie shape meeting line 50 about 150 metres south of the

base line.

Claims 1221266, 1221037, 1221036, and 1221035 are mainly sedimentary rock

with pegmatite veins. The area is heavily tree covered with a layer of moss up to l foot in

depth. Even areas that have no overburden are moss covered and traveling in this is like

walking on a soft sponge. The sedimentary rock has in most areas weathered more than

the pegmatite veins creating areas with heavy overburden and mini swamp areas. Even

the pegmatite rock faces area heavily covered with moss making it difficult to determine

the veins.

Stripping was done at sample 22 approximately 5 metres by 4 metres. At samples

19 and 44 stripping was done 6 metres by 4 metres. At sample 36 stripping was 3 metres

by 3 metres and at samples 25 and 26 stripping was 3 metres by l metres. All stripping

was of moss and very little humus material exposing white pegmatite rock in all cases.

All stripping was done manually on areas that were not heavily overburdened for the

purpose of collecting rock samples for assay.

Transverse Line O marked from the baseline in a southeast direction for 220

metres followed the western edge of a grainy magnetic igneous type rock fault. The fault

extended in a northwest to southeast direction. The high point of the fault is about 30

metres south of the base line sloping to the southeast until it disappears into a swamp

reappearing south of the swampy area near the Bug Lake Road. The western edge of the

fault is approximately 2 to 3 metres to the west of line 0. The width of the fault varies

from on line 50 near the south end of transverse line 50 to 10 metres east of line 50 at the

base line. On the east side of the fault the height is approximately 25 to 30 metres above

the sedimentary rock to the east and the east side of the fault is very steep as it joins the

sedimentary rock. On the west side of the fault the slope is more gradual with the

intersection of fault and sedimentary rock is at the same height. To the north the height

of the fault quickly lessens and the fault actually widens to the west and east until it

reaches an unnamed creek at the end of graphic lake. Samples were taken along or near

the transverse lines where rock exposure made collection of samples possible.

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Report of Claims 1221034, 1221035, 1221036, 1221037, 1221266.

Claims are located 55 kilometres south-east of Kenora on Highway 71. Travel time is one hour by highway and 30 minutes by trail from the Bug Lake Road by ATV for a total of 3 hours travel time per day.

Attached are two articles taken from Ontario Geological Survey, Report 5522 and Report 5718. These two articles explain reasons for staking of this property.

Six days were spent of prospecting to learn the area and discover areas of interest.

Eight days were spent of cutting and marking of base line and three intersecting lines. Base line was started on the west edge of claim 1221034 and continued through claim 122103! and into claim 1221036. Intersecting lines were marked and started from base line and continued south for 220 metres on claim 1221034.

Eight days were spent on manual stripping on selected areas of claims 1221034, 1221035, and 1221036 to expose bed rock for detailed examination.

Geologist Alisdair Mowat spent two days on the claims to verify targets of interest.

Rock samples were taken from various areas and assayed in an effort to narrow the target are? A total of 44 samples were taken and assayed over the course of exploration of the claims. At this time the assay results are not ready for publication as more samples are required to verify the value of these claims.

FEB -6 ?OC^r ASSESSMENT

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52F 4 GRAPHIC LAKE

COMMODITY: Flagstone

STATUS: Occurrence

LOCATION:

ACCESS:

DESCRIPTION:

HISTORY:

REFERENCES:

52 E/9 SEThe deposit is located in north westernWork Township, Di strict of Kenora49036'12" North Latitude 940O4'26" West LongitudeUTM Grid 42235OmE 549485OmN Zone 15.Sample 83-70 was used as a location point.

The area is crossed by Highway 71 and an old logging road.

Geological Setting: The area is underlainby metasediments and minor metavolcanics intruded bygranitoid rocks.

Previous Geological Work: The area has been mapped by Suffel (1931) who described the rocks as "gneissoid biotite schist."

Geology: The rock is a well foliated dark grey biotite bearing metasandstone. The foliation trends O6OD to 0650 and dips vertically. The metasediment splits into slabs as thin as 6 mm in the outcrops exposed along the highway. There is a narrow unit of amphibolite interpreted as mafic metavolcanic by Blackburn et al (1981) along the south margin of the metasediment belt. Both this rock and tt metasediments split to flagstone. Rocks in the area tc the east of the highway inluding the amphibolite do not] split as thinly; most slabs here are l to 2 cm. The contact of amphibolite with granitoid rocks of the Dryberry Batholith marks the south boundary of the flagstone. There are numerous white or light pink muscovite-quartz-feldspar pegmatites cutting the amphibolite near the contact zone. Both the amphibolil and the biotite metasediment show a rusty colour on the foliation surfaces. The colour of the fresh surface varies from light grey, with black biotite layers, to dark grey and black in the amphibolite. There is incipient gneissic layering developed in most of the metasediment. Often the rock splits along the biotite layers. The flagstone material is limited to an area between the north end of Graphic Lake and the contact ^ with the Dryberry Batholith. To the north towards Gibi| Lake the metasediments continue but are not fissile.

There has been no recorded quarrying of this rock.

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Suffel, G.G.1931: Geology of the Bigstone Bay Area, Lake of the Woods, District of Kenora; Ontario Department of Mine Annual Report, Volume 39 part. 3 for 1930 p57 to 71.

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ACCESS:

DESCRIPTION:

COMMODITY: Rare elements

GROUP: Rare element

STATUS: Occurrence

LOCATION: NTS 52E/9 SE Work Township, District of Kenora.490 36'30" North Latitude. 94 0 03'24" Nest Longitude UTM Grid 423650mE, 5495450mN Zone'15. The largest pegmatite in the east part of the group was used as a location point.

The pegmatites are crossed by Highway 71; further access is provided by Graphic Lake and old logging roads (Figure 21).

Geological Setting: The area is underlain by metasediments intruded by pink and white pegmatites.

Previous Geological Work: The area has been mapped by Trowell (1979, 1980) and in part by Suffel (1931).

Geology: A large number of white to pale pink pegmatites intrude the metasediments and metavolcanics in this area. They are roughly parallel to the foliation of the host rocks (0400 to OSO0 ). Rudimentary zoning is evident in one pegmatite observed near the south end of Graphic Lake, where small quartz segregations were observed. The remainder of the pegmatites are homogeneous but some of the large ones have minor replacement or fracture filling zones. The major minerals present are pale green muscovite, biotite, quartz, white to pale pink microcline and microcline graphic granite. Trowell (1979) tentatively identified beryl from some of these pegmatites. Xenoliths of the host rocks are common.

Chemistry: Samples of these pegmatites are included with the pegmatite reconnaissance work sample numbers 34-2001 to 2009, 84-2022 to 2030, 84-2075 to 2079 (Table 27). Samples of the metavolcanic host rock show elevated lithium values. One sample near the main dike contains 158 ppm and one at the south end of Graphic Lake contains 860 ppm.

HISTORY: The area was aparently staked and explored circa 1980 (old claim posts) but no information on this work is available.

REFERENCES: NTS Map 52E/9

Suffel, G. G.1931: Geology of the Bigstone Bay Area, Lake of the Woods,

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District of Kenora Ontario Deparment of Mines Annual Report Vol. 39, p. 3 for 1930.

Trowell, N. F.1979: Gibi Lake Area, District of Kenora; p. 31-34 in Summary of Field Work, 1979 by the Ontario Geological Survey, edited by V. G. Milne, O.L. White, R. B. Barlow, and C. R. Kustra, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 90, 245p.

Trowell, N. F. Logothetis V., Caldwell, G. F. 1980: Gibi Lake Area, District of Kenora: p. 17-20 in Summary of Field Work, 1980, by the Ontario Geological Survey, edited by V. G. Milne, O.L. White, R. B, Barlow, J. A. Robertson and A. C. Colvine, Ontario Geological Survey, Miscellaneous Paper 96, 201 p.

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3.840.610.450.530.61

0.532.680.590.500.77

0.533.93

*C0.011.56

KICMSSO

0.01It,

1.804.241.004.303.45

1.811.140.091.280.94

3.211.81

•C0.011.23

LiICMSSO

1ppm

2719163723

4723

48

14

627

•Ci10

MgICMSSO

0.01Ve

1.320.030.030.030.02

0.030.920.050.010.03

0.011.34

^.015.08

MnICMSSO

5ppm

593233139451

2000

794301

5912202420

2090595O536

NaICMSSO

0.01Ve

2.051.981.502.252.99

2.690.500.043.733.69

3.042.12

•C0.010.75

NiICMSSO

0.5ppm

45.38.05.76.94.9

6.743.214.24.47.2

3.943.7

*C0.513.0

PICMSSO

50ppm

478112146180153

114437

6077

158

106467

•c 50448

PbICMSSO

0.5ppm

23958.723.712.58.5

1.110.42.31.30.9

8.7235

•CO. 511.4

SICMSSO

0.0196

0.080.03

*:0.01•CO. 01<0.01

^.010.01

*;0.01^.01•^.01

•CO.Ol0.08

•CO. 010.02

SeICMSSO

0.1ppm

13.53.30.42.36.1

2.08.90.30.22.0

2.012.9^.1

4.8



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1617181920

2122232425

26*Dup 16*BIk BLANK*Std S03

SrICMS80

0.5ppm

19313.27.28.79.4

4.379.24.96.43.8

7.1199

•CO. 5232

liICMS80

0.01'7o

0.330.02

•CO.Oi-CO.Ol•CO. 01

<0.010.20

<0.01-CO.OI<0.01

<0.010.34

<0.010.17

VICMS80

1ppm

1047

1368

68114

g6

899

•CI

33

ZnICMS80

1ppm

11048282920

2346

81727

20109•Ci45

ZrICMS80

0.5ppm

86.47.16.77.7

37.7

15.949.33.9

18.938.2

30.984.3^.555.2

^ SGS Member of the SGS Group (Societe Generate de Surveillance)

XRAL LaboratoriesA Division of SGS Canada Inc.

Work Order: 070445 Date: 22/11/02 FINAL Pa ae 3 of 4

Element. Method. Det.Lim.Units.

1617181920

2122232425


'VgICMS80

0.02ppm

1.290.210.04

•C 0.02<0.02

<0.02•C0.02<0.02<0.02<0.02

<0.021.13

•CO. 020.12

AsICMSSO

0.2ppm

89.920.1

8.71.82.6

0.71.80.30.3

*C0.2

•C 0.286.8

•CO. 22.3

BeICMSSO

0.1ppm

1.22.53.11.72.2

2.60.4

•CO.l2.42.1

2.01.2

•CO.l0.7

BiICMSSO

0.04ppm

0.3190.616.72.292.97

4.300.300.140.090.98

1.450.33

•CO. 040.05

CdICMSSO

0.02ppm

1.020.450.390.270.32

0.220.08

•CO. 020.510.37

0.280.95

•CO. 020.18

CeICMSSO

0.05ppm

49.81.841.001.8917.9

3.9029.71.726.3010.8

12.249.0

•C0.0530.2

CoICMSSO

0.1ppm

11.90.50.40.40.3

0.47.81.10.30.5

0.311.7

•CO.l5.1

CsICMSSO

0.05ppm

4.8624.726.425.719.3

12.72.670.299.184.76

8.234.86

•CO.OS0.95

GaICMSSO

0.05ppm

16.238.528.424.427.8

26.78.280.7330.625.4

22.815.5

•C0.055.91

GeICMSSO

0.1ppm

0.1•CO.l•CO.l•CO.l•CO.l

•CO.l•CO.l•CO.l•CO.l•CO.l

•CO.l0.2

•CO.l•CO.l

HfICMSSO

0.02ppm

2.090.360.280.362.04

0.940.860.031.801.77

1.552.09

•CO. 021.10

InICMSSO

0.02ppm

0.050.03

•C0.02•C 0.02*c0.02

•CO. 02•C0.02•C 0.02•C 0.02•C0.02

•C0.020.05

•C 0.020.02

LaICMSSO

0.5ppm

27.80.5

•CO. 50.76.1

1.416.10.82.04.2

4.427.1

•CO. 516.1

LuICMSSO

0.01ppm

0.100.02

•CO. 010.050.98

0.110.04

•CO. 010.020.36

0.410.10

•C0.010.17

MoICMSSO

0.05ppm

1.991.861.091.621.08

1.572.712.800.891.45

0.711.80

•CO. 050.55

NbICMSSO

0.1ppm

7.5101

39.958.5175

90.55.00.9

88.4176

1197.0

•CO.l6.0



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1617181920

2122232425


RbICMS80

0.2ppm

84.6706348535509

25951.9

4.7338158

35783.3

•CO. 233.7

SbICMSSii

0.05ppm

3.351.030.420.170.19

0.110.130.140.12o.n0.103.33

<0.050.23

SeICMS80

2ppm

<2^<2<2<2

<2^<20<2

<2^<2<2

SnICMS80

0.1ppm

0.78.08.35.14.1

3.7^.1*:0.1

9.94.8

3.70.7

<0.11.1

TaICMS80

0.05ppm

1.0513.77.357.9125.2

11.60.520.0722.613.9

11.11.25

•CO. 050.34

TeICMS80

0.2ppm

*;0.2<0.2<0.2<0.2<0.2

<0.2<0.2•CO. 2<0.2<0.2

<0.2<0.2•CO. 2<0.2

ThICMS80

0.2ppm

8.71.81.10.96.8

1.95.3

*:0.22.45.7

6.88.8

•CO. 23.1

TlICMS80

0.02ppm

1.486.622.374.414.50

2.090.380.042.010.99

3.421.49

•c 0.020.24

UICMSSO

0.1ppm

2.50.60.60.61.1

1.91.3

<0.l0.30.9

1.22.6

*C0.10.9

WICMSSO

0.1ppm

0.72.51.51.82.2

2.10.60.11.21.9

1.30.7

•CO.10.3

YICMSSO

0.1ppm

7.01.31.02.6

27.1

6.94.10.37.5

18.3

13.96.9

^.114.8

YbICMSSO

0.5ppm

0.6*;o.5^.5•CO. 5

5.9

0.7-C0.5•CO. 5•CO. 5

2.4

2.60.6

•CO. 51.1

Member of the SGS Group (Societe Generale de Surveillance)

Work Order: 073629 Date: 23/09/03 FINAL

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0.03 0.01 i 8.01 l 0.5 fl.dl 0.01 l 0.01 0.01 5fl D,W 0.5 0.91gtot SP ppm rt- pjiiii ppm 5.' 1 ppni r.i Vo ppm 5. ppm rk

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1.096.026.574.745.93

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0.0:ppoi

2.55C. 630.951 37IflQ

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MiICMSSO

O.Ippm

7.21.23.9S. 7 5 H

0.26.5

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0.5ppm

34.941750.3

rt!. 4

16633.9

PbICMSSO

0.5ppni

7\ 43.1246.7 2,4

6.219.1

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ppm

m13.114. J14. JI3.fi

0.5120

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11.901.030.63

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17.541.640.437.7 38.1

1.516.1

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i.OI.II.I2.4 1.3

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0.491.431.031.60 1.15

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U.70.90.71.2 0.7

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0.02ppm

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Laboratories A DIVISION OF ASSAY LABORATORY SERVICES INC.

MINERAL ASSAY DIVISION

1070 LITHIUM DRIVE, UNIT 2 THUNDER BAY, ONTARIO P7B 6G3

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Certificate of Analysis

Date Received : 26-Sep-03

Date Completed : 03-Oct-03Job #200341384

Reference :

Sample #: 12 Rock

Accurassay #59287

59288

59289

59290

59291

59292

59293

59294

59295

59296

59297 Check

59298

59299

Client Id

33

34

35

36

37

38

39

40

41

42

42

43

44

Au Auppb oz/t11 O.OOl

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O.005

O.005

0.005

0.005

0.005

0.005

O.005

O.005

O.005

0.005

O.005

O.005

PROCEDURE

Certified ByDerek I.Bsc., Laboratory Manager approval of the laboratory

Page l of l

The results included on this report relate only to the items tested

Thr rartififinr of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full, without the writtenAL903-0417-10/03/2003 02:21 PM

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Resky, JimDate Created: 03-10-09 08:04 AM Job Number: 200341384 Date Recieved: 9/26/2003 Number of Samples: 12 Type of Sample: Rock Date Completed: 10/3/2003 Project ID:

* The results included on this report relate only to the items tested* This Certificate of Analysis should not be reproduced except in full, without the written approval

of the laboratory. The methods used for these analysis are not accredited under ISO/IEC 17025

Page: 1

Accur. # Client Tag

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2.922.982.943.163.072.932.812.902.722.882.912.873.01

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N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/A

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374243576230289767390723250576537133213

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744321

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136010531513^^

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24327032217423550814548785

323308196226

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83

343412723758282625

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1.010.442.910.290.333.339.681.978.662.152.030.360.43

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2.793.402.725.795.003.022.613.341.542.702.511.963.58

Mg0/0

0.220.020.720.010.010.891.430.491.290.590.560.010.03

Mnppm

317•:10057670836659215752511384335316640225

Moppm

30251611141521311217151017

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2.051.512.252.612.672.512.862.612.042.452.292.322.16

Nippm

106

2955

23503336393756

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391^00463315252560883121875406395329^00

Pbppm

17122221242819281319171210

Sb Se Sippm ppm Vo

•:10 <'\ 5.86•^0 "51 5.00•^10 "51 6.16•510 ^ 7.56•^10 ^ 6.92•^0 "51 7.59•510 <^ MO. 00*:10 5 *10.00•s10 ":1 9.27•510 -51 8.44•c10 *:1 7.68*:10 2 5.87•^10 ^ 8.63

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15960

2576266

3041992071483313093345

Tippm

656-clOO2345•:100^002782

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130

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513011445

741312511656547

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Certified By:Derek Demianiuk, H.Bsc. Page 1 of 1

ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN DEVELOPMENT AND MINES

Transaction No: Recording Date: Approval Date:

Client(s):392655

Survey Type(s):

W0410.00224

2004-FEB-06

2004-MAY-30

Work Report Summary

Status: APPROVED

Work Done from: 2002-JUN-06

to: 2003-OCT-15

RESKY, JAMES DANIEL

ASSAY LC PROS P

Work Report Details:

Claim# PerformK 1221034 SO

K 1221035 SO

K 1221036 S5.677

K 1221037 SO

K 1221266 SO

55,677

External Credits:

Reserve:

Perform Approve Applied

S1,986 S800

51,986 S800

SO 81,600

51,705 81,600

SO S800

S5.677 S5.600

SO

Applied Approve

S800

S800

51,600

51,600

S800

55,600

Assign Reserve Assign Approve Reserve Approve Due Date

SO 1,186 SO

SO 1,186 SO

S4.000 0 577

SO 28 SO

SO 0 SO

S4.000 S2.400 577

SO 2006-FEB-07

SO 2006-FEB-07

SO 2006-FEB-07

S77 2006-FEB-07

50 2006-FEB-07

S77

S77 Reserve of Work Report*: W041 0.00224

S77 Total Remaining

Status of claim is based on information currently on record.

52E09SE2007 2.27148 WORK 900

2004-Jun-09 11:46 armstrong-d Page 1 of 1

' Ministry of Northern Development and Mines

Date: 2004-JUN-02

Ministere du Developpement du Nord et des Mines Ontario

GEOSCIENCE ASSESSMENT OFFICE 933 RAMSEY LAKE ROAD, 6th FLOOR SUDBURY, ONTARIO P3E 6B5

JAMES DANIEL RESKY 422 2ND ST. SOUTH KENORA, ONTARIO P9N 1G6 CANADA

Tel: (888) 415-9845 Fax:(877)670-1555

Dear Sir or Madam

Submission Number: 2.27148 Transaction Number(s): W0410.00224

Subject: Approval of Assessment Work

We have approved your Assessment Work Submission with the above noted Transaction Number(s). The attached Work Report Summary indicates the results of the approval.

At the discretion of the Ministry, the assessment work performed on the mining lands noted in this work report may be subject to inspection and/or investigation at any time.

The revisions outlined in the Notice dated April 15, 2004 have in part been corrected. The work report has been much improved. Accordingly, assessment work credit has been approved as outlined on the Declaration of Assessment Work Form that accompanied this submission.

Prior to any future assessment work submissions refer to the regulations regarding the necessary reporting requirements.

If you have any question regarding this correspondence, please contact BRUCE GATES by email at [email protected] or by phone at (705) 670-5856.

Yours Sincerely,

Roy DenommeSenior Manager(A), Mining Lands Section

Cc: Resident Geologist

James Daniel Resky (Claim Holder)

Assessment File Library

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