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P.S. (abb) Unit 3 Lesson 8	an abbreviation for postscript used when you want to add extra information at the end of a letter or email Example At the end of the letter, she wrote "P.S. I'll call you next week."
paddle (v) Unit 7 Lesson 19	to use a paddle to move a canoe Example We paddled down the river to our camp.
pale (adj) Unit 1 Lesson 1	when someone's face or skin has less colour than usual; not bright or strong colour Example Her face was so pale that I thought she was sick. Synonym dull, light Antonym flushed, bright
palm (n) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 20	the inner surface of the hand, between the wrist and the base of the fingers Example This small device fits into the palm of your hand.
panic (n) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 19	a sudden terror that often causes wild behavior and spreads to many other individuals Example Panic prevents reason and logical thinking. Synonym scare, terror Word Family panicky
pant (v) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 20	to breathe in quick, short breaths; gasp Example The runners reached the finish line, panting heavily. Synonym gasp, huff, puff Word Family pantingly
parachute jumping (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 7	Jumping with a large piece of cloth that is attached to your body with strings and helps you to drop safely from a plane Example Parachute jumping is safe as long as you know when to pull the string.
parade (n) Workbook Unit 3 Lesson 8	a line of people or vehicles that moves through a public place as a way of celebrating an occasion Example We celebrate the Greek rebellion of the 25 March of 1821 with parades. Synonym march, procession Word Family parader
parallel bars (n) Workbook Unit 3 Lesson 9	two wooden bars that are held parallel to each other on four posts, used in gymnastics Example Maria is good at parallel bars.
paramedic (n) Unit 7 Lesson 19	one who is trained to work as a doctor's assistant or as a provider of emergency medical care Example My father had a heart attack and we called the paramedics.
parka (n) Unit 1 Lesson 1	a warm jacket with a hood Example My parka has a fur lining.
participate (v) Unit 4 Lesson 9	to be involved with other people in an activity (usually followed by "in") Example All the children participated in making the cookies. Synonym engage, join, share Word Family participation, participatory, participator
partly (adv) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 4	in some degree or amount; in part Example The accident was partly my fault. Synonym part Antonym all, completelyfully
partner (n) Unit 7 Lesson 21	a person or organization you are closely involved with in some way Example My father and uncle are partners in business. Synonym associate Word Family partnership
partnership (n) Unit 7 Lesson 21	the state of being a partner; in this case cooperation among schools Example Our school is in a partnership with a school in the U.K.
party (n) Unit 8 Lesson 22	a group of people brought together for a particular purpose Example The search party finally found the missing child. Synonym team,
passage (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 3	a way to go through something Example There is an underground passage between these buildings. Synonym course, way
passer-by (n) Unit 2 Lesson 5	one who passes by, especially by chance Example He sat and nodded to the passers-by.
path (n) Unit 4 Lesson 9	a long, narrow area of ground for people to walk along Example The town will make a bicycle path around the park. Synonym lane, way
patient (adj) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	able to stay calm when faced with pain, trouble, or a long wait Example The teacher was patient with the rude child. Antonym impatient Word Family patiently, patience
PE (Physical Education) (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 10	classes at school where children do exercise and play sport Example My PE teacher used to be a football player.
peace (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 6	a time when there is no war or fighting Example That country has been at peace for many years. Antonym conflict, war Word Family peaceful, peacefully
peak (n) Unit 8 Lesson 23	the top part of a mountain that rises to a point, or such a mountain itself Example You need special equipment to climb to the mountain peak. Synonym crest, summit
pearl (n) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 14	a smooth, round gem that is formed inside the shells of oysters Example She wore a beautiful necklace of pearls around her neck. Word Family pearl-like
peasant (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 6	a person who lives and works on a farm that he or she does not own Example My grandparents were peasants in Mexico before they came to the United States.
pebble (n) Unit 2 Lesson 6	a small smooth round stone, especially one found on a beach or in a river Example She has got a great collection of pebbles. Synonym rock, stone
peel (v) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	to pull, tear, or cut the outer covering from Example He always peels his apple before eating it. Word Family peeling, peeler
peer (n) Unit 2 Lesson 6	a person of the same rank, age group, or ability as another person; equal Example He hasn't found any friends among his peers. Synonym counterpart, equal, match
pen name (n) Unit 5 Lesson 15	a name used by authors in place of their real names. Example He wrote poems using the pen name "Dragon".
penfriend (n) Unit 7 Lesson 19	someone who you write friendly letters to regularly, but you have never met Example English learners usually have penfriends from English speaking countries.
percent (n) Unit 6 Lesson 17	for or out of every 100, shown by the symbol % Example Only eighty percent of the tickets were sold. Word Family percentage
percussion (n) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 14	musical instruments that you play by hitting them with your hand or an object such as a stick Example Drums, tambourines and cymbals are all percussion instruments. Word Family percussionist
perform (v) Unit 4 Lesson 9	to entertain people by acting, singing, dancing, etc Example He performed the role of the king. Synonym play, put on, stage Word Family performance, performer
performance (n) Unit 6 Lesson 17	way of working or operating Example He's unhappy with his car's performance. Synonym method, technique
performing arts (n) Unit 1 Lesson 3	arts such as drama, dance, and music that are performed before an audience Example Education in the performing arts is a key part of many primary and secondary education systems.
perfume (n) Unit 2 Lesson 5	a liquid that you put on your skin to make it smell pleasant Example She wears perfume when she goes out in the evening.
permanent (adj) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	lasting or meant to last for a very long time; everlasting Example The new porch is a nice, permanent addition to the house. Synonym everlasting, perpetual Antonym temporary Word Family permanently, permanence
permission (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 7	when you allow someone to do something Example You must ask permission before posting any photographs on the Internet.
permit (v) Unit 6 Lesson 16	to allow; let Example Will you permit me to go to the dance? Synonym allow, let Antonym ban, prevent, prohibit Word Family permitted, permission
persuade (v) Unit 4 Lesson 11	to make someone agree to do something by talking to them a lot about it Example I finally managed to persuade her to go out for a drink with me. Synonym convince Word Family persuasion, persuasive
persuasion (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 5	the act of convincing someone to believe something or do something Example Her offer of dinner was a powerful persuasion for us to stay longer.
persuasive (adj) Unit 4 Lesson 12	making you want to do or believe a particular thing Example He always writes persuasive arguments in his essay. Synonym convincing, expressive Word Family persuasively, persuasiveness
pet (n) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 19	a tame animal people keep in their homes as a companion or for pleasure Example Mary's house is full of pets.
petition (n) Unit 6 Lesson 16	a formal, written request by many people that is made to a person in authority Example Many parents signed the petition asking the school board to lower taxes. Synonym application Word Family petitioner
petrify (v) Unit 7 Lesson 19	to make unable to act or move from terror Example That monster movie really petrified me. Synonym terrify Word Family petrified
phantom (n) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 15	a ghost or something else that seems real, but is not real Example The sailor told a story about a phantom of a pirate ship that appears on dark, stormy nights. Synonym ghost, spirit, spook
phenomenon (n) Unit 2 Lesson 5	a happening or fact that can be seen or known through the senses Example A hurricane is an example of a weather phenomenon. Synonym event, happening, incident Word Family phenomenal
phew (excl) Unit 8 Lesson 22	(informal, mainly humorous)a breathy exhalation used to express exhaustion, relief, or surprise Example Phew! We got here just in time!
Phoenician (adj) Unit 4 Lesson 12	denoting or concerning the script in which this language was written, from which western alphabets derive Example Phoenician became one of the most widely used writing systems, spread by Phoenician merchants across the Mediterranean world.
phonograph (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 24	a machine that reproduces sound that has been recorded on a grooved disk; old kind of record player Example The phonograph was invented in 1877 by Thomas Edison. Word Family photography, phonographic, photographert
physical (adj) Unit 1 Lesson 1	of the body Example She did hard physical training to prepare for the race. Word Family physically
pick (v) Unit 6 Lesson 18	to choose from a group Example From five flavors of ice cream, I picked chocolate. Synonym choose, select Antonym reject
pick and choose (v) Unit 4 Lesson 10	to choose only the best people or things, or only the ones that you really like Example Come on, you haven't got time to pick and choose.
pick sb up (v) Unit 3 Lesson 8	to let someone get into your car, boat etc and take them somewhere Example The survivors were picked up by fishing boats.
picturesque (adj) Unit 3 Lesson 7	something that is as pleasing or interesting to look at as a picture or painting Example We stayed in a picturesque cabin by the lake. Synonym quaint Antonym ugly Word Family picturesquely
pie (n) Unit 8 Lesson 22	a pastry shell filled with fruit, meat, or other filling, and baked Example Lemon pie is my favorite dessert.
pie chart (n) Unit 6 Lesson 16	a circle which is divided from its centre into several parts to show how a total amount is divided up Example It is easy to prepare a pie chart using a computer.
pier (n) Unit 1 Lesson 3	a heavy post or pillar used to support a bridge or building Example The main part of the church had wooden rib vaults and circular piers.
pierce (v) Unit 5 Lesson 13	to go into or through something, making a hole in it using a sharp point; penetrate Example I couldn't wear these earrings because my ears aren't pierced. Synonym penetrate, stab, stick Word Family piercing
pillar (n) Unit 1 Lesson 3	a tall column shaped like a cylinder that is used to support a structure or to serve as a monument Example That pillar is a monument to all the soldiers from our town. Synonym column
pinch (n) Unit 8 Lesson 22	to press hard between two surfaces, such as the finger and thumb Example He pinched my cheek. Synonym squeeze
pitch (n) Workbook Unit 3 Lesson 9	an area of ground where a sport is played Example The match tool place in the Wembley football pitch.
pity (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 5	a feeling of sympathy and understanding for someone else's unhappiness or difficult situation Example She feels pity for all the stray dogs. Synonym sympathy
placement test (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 10	a test to determine a student's level of ability in one or more subjects in order to place the student with others of the same approximate ability Example First year high school students take an English placement test.
plain (adj) Unit 7 Lesson 20	clear and understood; obvious Example It's quite plain that they don't want to speak to us. Synonym apparent, clear, evident, explicit Word Family plainly, plainness
plain (n) Unit 1 Lesson 1	a large, flat area of land Example People raise cattle on the plains in the western United States.
plait (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	strands of hair or cloth that are woven together Example She wore her hair in plaits. Synonym braid
plant (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	a living thing with a stem, leaves, roots and flowers that produces seeds Example Sunlight affects plant growth Word Family plantlike
plaque (n) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	a film of bacteria and saliva that forms on teeth Example If you have plaque problem, go to the dentist.
plaster (n) Unit 2 Lesson 5	a paste of sand, lime, and water that becomes hard when it dries Example Plaster is used to cover walls and ceilings.
playwright (n) Unit 5 Lesson 15	one who writes plays Example Shakespeare was a famous British playwright Synonym author
pleasant (adj) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	nice; enjoyable Example It was such a pleasant day that we decided to have a picnic in the park. Synonym cheerful, enjoyable Antonym unpleasant Word Family pleasantly, pleasantness
plot (n) Unit 5 Lesson 15	the story line or order of events in a book, play, or movie Example The plot of the film was long and complicated. Synonym narrative, outline, skeleton
plough (v) Unit 2 Lesson 6	to dig land with a large farming tool with blades which digs the earth in fields so that seeds can be planted Example The farmer ploughed his fields.
plump (adj) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	full and round in shape Example The baby was plump and happy. Synonym round, fleshy Antonym skinny, slim, thin Word Family plumpness
point (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	the sharp end of something Example The pencil point broke when he pressed on it. Synonym end, tip
point of view (n) Unit 4 Lesson 12	a way of thinking about or looking at something Example From an economic point of view, the new development will benefit the town greatly. Synonym perspective, position, stand
poisonous (adj) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 17	filled with or containing poison Example The scorpion has a poisonous sting. Synonym toxic Antonym antidotal
pole (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	either end of a planet's, moon's, or star's axis Example The earth is coldest at the north and south poles.
polite (adj) Unit 8 Lesson 23	showing good manners or being thoughtful of others; courteous Example She didn't like the food that was served to her, but she ate it to be polite. Synonym courteous, well-behaved, well-mannered Antonym impolite, rude Word Family politely, politeness
pond (n) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 20	an area of water smaller than a lake, often artificially made Example Look at that duck pond.
ponytail (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	a style in which all the hair is pulled up and tied back so that the ends hang down Example Violet wears a ponytail so her hair doesn't get in her eyes.
pop art (n) Unit 5 Lesson 13	a form of modern art that uses subjects from everyday life Example The Cow Parade was a form of pop art.
popular (adj) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 3	liked or enjoyed by many people Example She is popular at school. Synonym favoured, preferred Antonym unpopular Word Family popularity
populous (adj) Unit 1 Introduction	having a large population Example Beijing is a populous city. Synonym numerous Antonym desolate
porcelain (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	a white, glassy ceramic; china Example This country is famous for its porcelain. Synonym china
portcullis (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 22	a strong, sliding grill at the top of a castle gateway that can be lowered to prevent entry Example Portcullises fortified the entrances to many medieval castles.
portray (v) Unit 8 Lesson 24	to make a picture of in images or words Example The reporter portrayed the firefighter as a hero. Synonym depict, describe, represent
pose (v) Unit 5 Lesson 14	to present or offer Example The teacher posed a question to the class. Synonym advance, propose, suggest
positivity (n) Unit 7 Lesson 19	a quality or state characterized by certainty or acceptance or affirmation Example Positivity is a quality in somebody's character .
pot (n) Unit 2 Lesson 4	a deep, round container made of metal, clay or glass, used for cooking Example She cooked soup in a large pot.
potter (n) Unit 2 Lesson 5	a person who makes dishes, plates and other objects from clay, usually by hand on a special wheel Example An experienced potter will guide children through all the processes of pottery. Word Family pottery
pottery (n) Unit 2 Lesson 4	plates, bowls, pots, and other items made of clay Example Pottery was important to the ancient Greeks for storage.
pound (v) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 6	to hit or strike with force Example The carpenter pounded the nails with a hammer. Synonym bang, batter, beat, hammer
pour (v) Unit 2 Lesson 5	to cause to flow in a steady stream Example Calvin poured milk into his cereal bowl. Synonym spill
poverty (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 4	the condition of being poor; lack of money Example Many people live in poverty in the United States. Antonym wealth
power station (n) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 15	a factory where electricity is produced Example There was a problem with the power station and all the lights went out.
powerful (adj) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	having or able to use power or force Example The race car has a powerful engine. Synonym strong, forceful Word Family powerfully, powerfulness
praise (v) Unit 5 Lesson 15	to speak well of Example The coach praised the players for their hard work. Synonym applaud, commend, compliment Antonym criticize
pray (v) Unit 2 Lesson 5	to speak to a god in order to show your feelings or to ask for something Example Elena went to the church to pray. Word Family prayer
precaution (n) Workbook Unit 3 Lesson 9	something that you do to prevent bad things happening in the future Example They failed to take the necessary precautions to avoid infection. Synonym provision
precious (adj) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 14	of great worth or value Example Gold is a precious metal. Synonym expensive, rare, valuable Antonym worthless Word Family preciously, preciousness
predict (v) Unit 4 Lesson 12	to tell in advance that something will happen Example Newspapers predicted that Johnson would be re-elected. Synonym forecast Word Family predictable, predictably, predictability, predictor, prediction
prefer (v) Unit 6 Lesson 17	to like, choose or want one thing rather than another Example He prefers carrots to all other vegetables. Word Family preference
prefix (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	a letter or group of letters added to the beginning of a word to make a new word Example "Pre" in "prepay" is a prefix that means "before."
prepare (v) Unit 2 Lesson 4	to make ready Example We’re preparing the students for their end-of-year exams. Synonym arrange, fix, make Word Family prepared, preparation
presentation (n) Unit 2 Lesson 4	the act of showing or explaining, often to a group of people Example There was a great presentation on wolves at school. Synonym display, introduction show
preserve (v) Unit 2 Lesson 4	to keep safe from loss or harm Example The court will preserve the right to freedom of speech. Synonym conserve, guard, maintain Word Family preservation, preserver
pressure (v) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 14	to force into an action by strong influence or urging Example My friend pressured me to try out for the soccer team. Synonym compel, force
prevent (v) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	to keep or stop from happening Example Washing your hands can help prevent illness. Antonym allow, let, permit Word Family prevention
previous (adj) Unit 7 Lesson 20	coming just before another Example His previous car was blue. Antonym following, next Word Family previously
priest (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 4	a person, usually a man, who has been trained to perform religious duties in the Christian Church Example He was ordained as a Roman Catholic priest.
primarily (adv) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	mainly; mostly; chiefly Example She is primarily interested in the sciences. Synonym mainly, mostly, principally
primary school (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 10	(British English) a school for children between five and 11 years old in England and Wales [ elementary school in American English] Example Children start primary school in Greece at the age of six.
primitive (adj) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 4	having to do with an early stage or a condition that is not developed Example I have only a primitive understanding of how computers work. Antonym advanced Word Family primitively, primitiveness
principal (adj) Unit 2 Introduction	greatest or first in importance Example The principal job of the police is to keep the peace. Synonym chief, main, primary Antonym last, least Word Family principally
principal (n) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 17	the person who is the head of a school Example No student wants to be sent to the principal's office.
printing (n) Unit 4 Lesson 12	when writing or images are produced on paper or other material using a machine Example The first printing of her book was 10,000 copies.
prior (adj) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 11	being, existing, or occurring earlier in time or sequence Example I remember meeting him on a prior occasion. Synonym earlier, previous Antonym after, subsequent
privacy (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 10	when you are alone and people cannot see or hear what you are doing Example Each person has a right to privacy.
process (n) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	actions taken to make or do something. Example We are learning the process of baking bread. Synonym procedure
producer (n) Unit 1 Lesson 2	a person or company that makes something Example That company is a producer of computer chips.
professional (n) Workbook Unit 3 Lesson 9	a person who earns a living by doing a particular job or performing in sports or the arts Example He played football in high school and college, but now he's a professional. Antonym amateur Word Family professionally
professor (n) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 4	a teacher with a high rank at a college or university Example In 1996, at the age of 23, he was appointed professor at Oxford University. Word Family professorially
progress (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 11	development and improvement of skills, knowledge, etc Example Are you making any progress with your work? Synonym advance, course, headway
prohibition (n) Unit 4 Lesson 10	the act of forbidding Example Athens Transport has announced a prohibition on smoking on buses. Synonym ban, embargo Antonym permission
projector (n) Unit 4 Lesson 11	a machine that projects films, pictures or words onto a screen or a wall Example I need a projector to show my presentation.
prolong (v) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	to add length to or make last longer Example One way to prolong a pet's life is to feed it well. Synonym extend Antonym shorten Word Family prolonged, prolongation
prominent (adj) Unit 5 Lesson 15	well known or important Example He was a prominent judge before he retired. Synonym famous, well-known, renowned Word Family prominently, prominence
promote (v) Unit 5 Introduction	make publicity for Example The supermarket is promoting Italian foods this week. Synonym advertize Antonym hinder, obstruct Word Family promotion, promoter, promotional
proof (n) Unit 2 Lesson 4	any material that proves something is true or real Example Scientists are searching for proof of life on other planets. Synonym evidence
proofread (v) Unit 7 Lesson 21	to examine for mistakes and make corrections Example I asked a friend to proofread my report. Word Family proofreader
prop (n) Unit 5 Lesson 15	a piece of furniture or other movable article used in the presentation of a play; stage property Example One job of a stage manager is to keep track of the props.
proper (adj) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	correct for a certain purpose Example Shorts and a T-shirt are not the proper clothing for a wedding. Synonym fit, right, suitable Antonym improper, inappropriate, wrong Word Family properly
property (n) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 23	a quality in material, especially one which means that it can be used in a particular way Example One of the properties of copper is that it conducts heat and electricity very well.
proposal (n) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	a suggested plan Example The architect showed us a proposal for a new building. Synonym suggestion
proposition (n) Unit 4 Lesson 12	an offer or suggestion, usually in business; an idea or opinion Example The offer of two tickets for the price of one makes it a very attractive proposition. Synonym plan, proposal, suggestion Word Family propositional
protective (adj) Unit 1 Lesson 1	giving protection Example She wears protective clothing in the rain. Word Family protectively
protest (n) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 12	a strong complaint expressing disagreement, disapproval or opposition or an occasion when people show that they disagree with something by standing somewhere, shouting, carrying signs, etc Example The teacher ignored his protests about having too much homework. Synonym objection, resistance Word Family protester
proverb (n) Unit 7 Introduction	a short saying in popular use that expresses a common truth or wisdom Example My grandmother used to know a lot of proverbs.
provide (v) Workbook Unit 1 Lesson 1	to give what is needed; supply Example The rescue team provided water and food to the victims. Synonym give, supply Antonym hold, keep, reserve Word Family provision, provider
pub (n) Unit 8 Lesson 22	(informal) a bar or tavern Example We all met down at the pub for a beer. Synonym bar, saloon, tavern
public (n) Workbook Unit 5 Lesson 14	relating to people in general, rather than being limited to a particular group of people Example That beach is not open to the public. Synonym community, people, society
pudding (n) Unit 6 Lesson 16	a sweet food served at the end of a meal Example Christmas pudding is my favourite dessert.
puff (v) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 20	to blow in short, strong breaths or bursts Example He puffed a thick, black cloud of smoke into the air.
punch (v) Workbook Unit 7 Lesson 19	to hit with the fist Example My brother punched someone in the face. Synonym box, hit
punctuation (n) Unit 2 Lesson 6	question marks, periods, and other marks used in writing to help make the meaning clear Example It is important to use correct punctuation when you write.
purpose (n) Unit 3 Lesson 8	why you do something or why something exists Example The purpose of wearing boots is to keep your feet warm and dry. Synonym aim, end, goal, objective Word Family purposeful, purposeless
pursue (v) Workbook Unit 4 Lesson 10	If you pursue a plan, activity, or situation, you try to do it or achieve it, usually over a long period of time Example He pursued a career in engineering. Synonym practice Word Family pursuer
put away (phr) Workbook Unit 6 Lesson 16	to return something to the place where it usually stays Example Paul folded his clean clothes and put them away.
put out (v) Workbook Unit 2 Lesson 5	to stop the burning of something Example The fire fighters put out the fire in a few hours.
put up with (phr) Unit 6 Lesson 16	to accept or live with something bad Example We'll have to put up with this noise until the workers are finished. Synonym tolerate, accept
put up with (v) Workbook Unit 8 Lesson 22	to accept or live with something bad Example We'll have to put up with this noise until the workers are finished. Synonym tolerate, accept
Pyrenees (n) Unit 8 Lesson 22	(plural) a range of mountains between France and Spain Example The Pyrenees form a natural border between France and Spain. Word Family Pyrenean

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