June 17th, 2010

Rory Running Before He Can Walk

Word reaches Guido that a certain new MP is ruffling a few old guard feathers with his arrogance and brutal determination to climb the ladder. Despite barely having an office and working phone Penrith’s Rory Stewart, the Conservative’s self-proclaimed bright star and Afghan rambler, is lobbying his colleagues hard for a spot on the Foreign Affairs Select Committee.

Though he failed to mention the time he spent as a Labour Party member, he has bullet pointed his “career highlights” in a letter that has been snorted at by some old timers. “It’s highly unusual for a freshman MP to be seeking a spot on such a powerful committee. But then again, Rory Stewart is a highly unusual little man” one told Guido after lunch…


155 Comments

  1. 1
    jgm2 says:

    Having somebody who has actually served overseas would be a bit of a novelty for those jackasses at Westminster.

    He sounds like he’s better qualified than the previous foreign secretary and would-be PM in-waiting that arsehole David Miliband.

    • 6
      streamfisher says:

      Thinking along the same lines, don’t know anything about him but his resume looks quite impressive, life experience as opposed to career politicians that have never even held down a job as a dishwasher.

      • 18
        The Circle is now Complete says:

        Loved the way you tried to turn being caught lying and smearing Brown (who’s still a cun’t but only a twat would need to lie and make shit up about him since he’s so fucking useless) into some kind of bullshit about your ‘influence’ Fawkes.

        There’s a word or two for people who do things like that.

        Damian McBride.

        • 29
          jgm2 says:

          Smearing Brown? Has Guido gone ‘on the blanket’?

          How is it possible to smear Brown? He went along with an insane, unjustified war in Iraq just to keep his feet under the table then squandered all our money and covered up with false accounting and lies.

          If that were me I’d be done for murder and fraud. How is it possible to ‘smear’ Brown?

          • get your tongue out of Fawkes arse jgm2, it look pathetic says:

            was in he hospital ? No

            were any of McBrides smears true ? No

            were you screaming for McBrides scalp for talking shit and lying ? Yes

            So shut the fuck up you arselicking hypocrite.

          • Cameron backs Blair on Iraq war - June 2006 says:

            David Cameron said it was important to do what you think is right

            Conservative leader David Cameron has said he still believes going to war with Iraq was the right thing to do.
            In an interview for BBC’s Friday Night with Jonathan Ross, he said the war had been “very unpopular” and some bad decisions had been made since it began.

            But Mr Cameron said “those of us who supported” the military action should “see it through”.

            He went along with an insane, unjustified war in Iraq just to look like a tough guy to the conservatives and appease the US.

            If that were me I’d be done for murder. How is it possible to ‘smear’ Cameron?

          • jgm2 says:

            Who says he wasn’t in hospital?

            That great champion of truth and integrity Gordon Brown?

            Not that I give a shit whether he was or wasn’t. It simply isn’t possible to smear somebody who has committed a major crime by accusing them of a smaller crime. So, for example, you cannot be prosecuted for claiming a murderer is a cat-burning, shit-eating, thief.

            Their greater crime trumps all claim they have to a reputation top protect. So it is with Brown.

            I wouldn’t trust that lying, incompetent, self-serving, economy-wrecking cu*nt to tell me what day tomorrow is.

            Smear Brown?

            Not possible.

          • So any Rumour is fair game now ? says:

            Who says Cameron wasn’t having an affair a few years ago or to be more specific who says he wasn’t in hospital for an ‘embarrassing’ condition WHICH IS EXACTLY WHAT MCBRIDE SAID

            See how easy it is to be McBride.

            “Not that I give a shit whether he was or wasn’t.”

            Then stop fucking whining and get your tongue out of Fawkes arsehole and admit you’re a hypocrite.

            “It simply isn’t possible to smear somebody who has committed a major crime by accusing them of a smaller crime.”

            Thanks for that legal gem ‘Rumpole’, when’s the trial ?
            When you stop talking absolute bollocks explain to me how that doesn’t apply to Cameron who also went along with an illegal War even when he knew the WMD were lies ?

          • So any Bollocks is fair game now ? says:

            Brown killed a junior staffer in a fit of rage.

            Cameron paid to have a prostitute killed.

            Both bomplete bollocks but no-one has denied either of them so they must have some basis in fact.

            Or not.

          • jgm2 says:

            When’s the trial?

            Good question. One I’d like to put to Cameron.

          • Cameron supported the illegal war too. He's just as big a fool says:

            Conservative leader David Cameron has said he still believes going to war with Iraq was the right thing to do.

          • Twat Watch says:

            Who is the self-righteous twat above getting all het up about the Hunt Brown? Is that you Hoondal? Or Jonty? Fuck off.

          • thick as thieves was crying like a baby! Boo hoo hoo says:

            piss off TAT or go crying to Guido again you blubbering little pussy

        • 34
          streamfisher says:

          Moi, ?, are you playing with a jobulani.

          • Rumours R us says:

            what of the famously batty female Tory MP said to be caught red handed with a vibrator in a hotel assignation ?

      • 62
        Lauri Moyle says:

        There is the committee subject matter and then there is the committee. Politics is about the long game not the resume. But I tend to agree. In a couple years time he might be worth investing in.

    • 9
      Milliband junior says:

      Anyone’s better qualified the Milliband senior

    • 12

      he looks more Taliban than the Taliban

      • 19
        Smig says:

        To understand the enemy, live amongst them.

        • 85
          Geezer says:

          The only way that would work in the Stan is by being one of them.so I say what has he done

      • 23
        jgm2 says:

        I recall reading about him prior to the election. Pretty impressive character – I’d have thought it would take balls of steel to go strolling around the ‘Stan looking so hideously white but he does seem all about meeting and understanding the Afghanis the better to come up with some solution to the clusterfuck in which we find ourselves.

        A genuine Lawrence of Arabia type from the article I read.

        It would be supreme arrogance not to seriously consider what he might bring to government. But since supreme arrogance is what the British Establishment does best then I expect he’ll be knocked back until he’s ‘cut his teeth’ arguing the toss over badger culls at DEFRA or somesuch.

        • 28
          Yorkie says:

          Or he could just be an arrogant git who is riding for a fall!!!

        • 83
          Maggie's Drawers says:

          He’s MI5.
          Very impressive.

        • 114
          Anonymous says:

          Having seen his abysmal performance on QT I can confirm that he would have been one of the donkeys leading the lions. He’s one of those typical public school educated officer class – good for fuck all and therefore perfect for Sandhurst and a commish!

        • 131
          Susie says:

          I saw RS on Question Time and he came out with the only bit of sense I’ve heard in 8 years on what to do about Afghanistan — stop the nation-building and support the tribes so they can sort themselves out.

          Western democracy it ain’t, but it’s a lot cheaper both in lives and cash.

        • 147
          Cassandrina says:

          So the knives are out for any Westminster Wally that has real balls and experience.
          No change there then – he will join Davis, Hannon, and a very few others.
          Shame on you Guido – we need all the enterprise we can get – and without the stupidity and arrogance of the last 12 years.

    • 24
      Let the Good guys win for a change says:

      Hey guido this guy is a good guy.

    • 94
      red wave says:

      I have mates in the FO who say he is a pumped up cock, he’s not liked there.

      • 100
        Deep Muff Diver says:

        Funny, I’ve heard most of those guys love a pumped up cock

      • 103
        Unsworth says:

        Mates in the FO? Not something anyone would like to admit to, surely?

      • 115
        A Pensioner says:

        If the shirtlifters don’t like him, thats makes him good, no?

      • 118
        cant hunter says:

        The FO is a nest of vipers, who regard any display of patriotism as so, so beyond the pale, and any action performed that actually looks after this interests of this country as almost laughably quaint.

    • 130
      HenryV says:

      Considering David Miliband is foreign and European (not sure if those terms are exclusive) he is very qualified.

    • 136

      My word! He dos like to …… erhem …. make the most of his various minor achievements ….. doesn’t he?

      There’s nothing wrong with signing up for one of the army’s Gap Year Commissions (or Suck It And See Commisions as real soldiers refer to them) but to make it sound like this was full on military service (as our Rory would doubtless love us to believe) is a bit much. GYC Officers do a three week course at Sandhurst and then seem to spend most of their time on outward bounds courses – probably to keep them from getting under the proper soldiers’ feet. They do not get sent on active service.

      As for his foreign office service. A seven year career (more than twelve months of which saw him enjoying an extended sabattical hitchhiking the old hippie trail to Katmandhu) seems to have seen him in some ineresting places (perhaps his superiors hoped he’d get bumped off?) but I somehow don’t see him being given quite the leading role he would have us believe. You also have to love the bit about “in command of his [CIMIC] compound in Nasiriyah when it was besieged by Sadrist militia”. He might have been the CIMIC team leader but “in command”? I think not. That implies military things and I doubt even her Maj’s FCO puts real military command in the hands of a former GYC. Methinks he’s trying to bask in reflected glory from the CIMIC House battles that happened in Al-Amarah during the Sadr Uprising – ie when Johnson Beharry earned his VC.

  2. 2

    Ramblers don’t hang about

  3. 3

    Ambitious, swapped parties, annoys his colleagues………… photos of him looking like a total twat………. this sounds just like the career path of a certain Mr Edward Balls esq.

    • 21

      If you ever watched Rory’s documentaries, particularly the one about Lawrence of Arabia, you’ll certainly change your opinion of the guy.

      He’s had near death experiences at the hands of the Taliban and a few nasties over in Iraq.

      He is a modern day Lawrence and is no doubt more capable than a dozen or so Westminster louts.

    • 54
      Sick of the greed, still says:

      “Ambitious, swapped parties, annoys his colleagues”. Actually, it sounds like the CV of Winston Churchill. He swapped sides of the house on more than one occasion. I have seen programs by this guy and he certainly seems to know the area well. That will put him out of the running for any role in the Foreign Office. Can’t have a jonny upstart knowing when people are blagging it, can we?

  4. 4
    Madme Defarge says:

    Having followed his election campaign I am not one bit surprised. He is definitely more experienced than almost anyone in the Govt you care to name (note to self some bugger will).

    If I were DC I would watch it as I had thought he is probably a leader of the party in the not too distant future.

    • 99
      Anonymous says:

      That’s the death knell Madme. “future leader of the party”. Many others have had that said about them. Lol.

  5. 5
    Cheese Lover says:

    Eton and Balliol. Sounds pretty sound to me. Though I can’t imagine how he found himself at home in recent Labour.

  6. 7
    Libertarian in slave sandals says:

    His documentary on Lawrence of Arabia is brilliant. His knowledge on foreign affairs is sound.

    • 45
      Anonymous says:

      His documentary on Lawrence was a shambles, unoriginal and just plain boring. Had he read any books other than those written by Lawrence himself he wouldn’t have been so in love with him? Think Matt Smith would make a better Lawrence…

    • 73
      bandersnatch says:

      The documentary was great, he has done a fair few tricky jobs, he wouldn’t be the only spook in parliament (if he is one) and Rory Stewart will liven up a dull house. I say ‘go for it Rory’. He will annoy many troughers and old hands, and I shall probably get exasperated by the diminutive genius’s cockiness… but hell… who wants any more boring dullards than we already have.

  7. 8
    your nother says:

    He’s one of the finest in the new bunch of MPs, even if his mannerisms are dull

  8. 10
    Weygand says:

    If the other candidates have half his intellect and practical experience in foreign affairs, we will be very lucky indeed.

    His CV would seem to suggest that if he gives the impression of feeling he is a cut above the rest it is because he is.

  9. 11
    Anonymous says:

    He was strutting down the Strand angrily shouting into his mobile at around 3pm this afternoon….

  10. 13

    Rather him than anyone else I can think of.

  11. 14
    Matt says:

    They may snort, but he’s far more qualified than most of the old guard who’ve been polishing the green benches with their arses for decades.

  12. 15
    HDB111 says:

    Rejected in Bracknell where he was all wooden with plastic trim

  13. 16
    Smig says:

    Let him lobby. The old boys don’t liek that there is a new boy in town that has relevant experience of living overseas, foreign policy and the armed forces.

    Let the lad have have his say. It’s a committee, they can always put him in his place with a majority decision.

  14. 17
    The Court of Public Opinion says:

    He’s learning quickly the 3 rules of troughing: early, deep and often. The better the position, the better the ability to max on all 3. It’s the sole purpose of the taxpayer to keep it filled for these parasites. All they need do is keep pretending they have their best interests at heart and no-one can do anything to stop it.

  15. 20
    The Latest load of Balls says:

  16. 30
    Tossflap Watch says:

    He may come across as arrogant but he has packed more into his life than most. No doubt he thinks it’s worth having a go- and knows very well he has a better understanding of foreign affairs than most tossflaps in the Commons.

  17. 31
    On Harman Pride's dossier says:

    Good luck to him. I expect the “old guard” means “doddery old duffers who’ve sat on their arses for 30 years while pocketing bucketloads of taxpayers hard-earned”

    • 39
      Old timers says:

      The Last committee


      Mike Gapes (Labour, Ilford South), Chair

      Rt Hon Sir Menzies Campbell (Liberal Democrat, North East Fife)

      Mr Fabian Hamilton (Labour, Leeds North East)

      Rt Hon David Heathcoat-Amory (Conservative, Wells)

      Mr John Horam (Conservative, Orpington)

      Mr Eric Illsley (Labour, Barnsley Central)

      Mr Paul Keetch (Liberal Democrat, Hereford)

      Andrew Mackinlay (Labour, Thurrock)

      Mr Malcolm Moss (Conservative, North East Cambridgeshire)

      Sandra Osborne (Labour, Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock)

      Mr Greg Pope (Labour, Hyndburn)

      Mr Ken Purchase (Labour, Wolverhampton North East)

      Rt Hon Sir John Stanley (Conservative, Tonbridge and Malling)

      Ms Gisela Stuart (Labour, Birmingham Edgbaston

      http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200910/cmselect/cmfaff/538/53801.htm

  18. 36
    Libertarian in slave sandals says:

    I am sorry Guido you picked on the wrong guy this time. I for one would like this guy on the FASC. He would no doubt shake them up and force them to think outside the box over and above their own self interests. Is that why no one is keen? He would certainly rattle a few cages.

    • 127
      Osama the Nazarene says:

      Guido likes to puncture self-importance. Even where his shots may be somewhat misplaced nevertheless an admirable trait.

  19. 38
    Head Lizard says:

    Never trust a turncoat.End.

    • 46
      jgm2 says:

      Never trust anybody who cannot admit he made a mistake either. Churchill crossed the floor.

  20. 40
    Sarf of the River says:

    From what I have read and watched he’s the sort of person needed in public life. Has done and experienced far more than most other dishonourable members.

    That he dallied with Labour is shameful and something he’ll just have to get used to regretting for the rest of his natural.

    • 148
      Cassandrina says:

      A saying came up recently but the author not mentioned.
      To be young and not vote socialist is not to have a heart.
      To be older and vote socialist is to not have a brain.

      Hmmmm.

      Anyone recognise it?

  21. 43
    Control says:

    ‘Highly unusual little man’ = spook

    http://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2009/11/another_old_eto.html

    but anyway, good for him.

    FASC could do with some ruffling of feathers.

    • 74
      Dave Camertwat says:

      well if this is a sample of our journalists we are fucked.
      When the mega-corporation that pays my salary insists on truthful and informative journalism, then you’ll see some.

      Until that day arrives, George Dutton, “the law of supply and demand” will rule, i.e., my employer demands tripe, so I will supply it.
      murrys site comments above

  22. 48
    Spank Sinatra says:

    Never met the bloke so can’t comment. Nothing wrong with the arrogance of youth but more often than not, wisdom comes with age.

  23. 53
    Johnny says says:

    Is the twat being watched Rory or the old duffers who think they are owed a top job merely by being there for long enough?

    • 61
      Court of Public Opinion says:

      Plenty of doddery self serving time served tossers in that place to sink a battleship, if we have any left.

  24. 55
    Komich the Tiger says:

    I weally like him.
    Being so short he’d look odd on a camel though.

  25. 59
    Anonymous says:

    Oh look at the Rory fans with their tongues lolling about because wee Rory went on a long walk one day and bamboozles them about his vast ‘experience’.

    Yet Rory doesn’t have the honour to correct people when they say he was a provincial Governor in Iraq (he wasn’t) and that eh was an officer in the British Army – 6 months in some student gap year doesn’t cut it as military service.

    Guy’s a fraud with a girlie like fan club fawning all over him.

    • 71
      Dave Camertwat says:

      A charity exec none the less who gets to go to Royal bashes.fuck him orf

  26. 66
    Gerry O'Adams says:

    He’s a modern day Lawrence of Arabia?

    What? He wanted to join the IRA but the war came to an end?

  27. 68
    Geezer says:

    don’t get all excited. Bear Grylls seemed to be a mans man at first.
    http://www.survivalshows.com/23-bear-grylls-is-fake/

  28. 70
    Libertarian in slave sandals says:

    So he once supported Labour. Big Deal! Was Churchill always a Tory?

    • 80
      Watch out, BS is about says:

      Do you mean the architect of the disastrous Norway campaign which brought down Chambelain but then became the PM himself?

      The same guy who thought Gallipoli was a great idea because it was the soft underbelly of Europe? Who then went on to repeat the same mistake in WW2 in Italy?

      The man who backed the Communists in Yugoslavia?

      Who sold out the Poles in 1944? Let millions of Bengalis die in a famine and said it didn’t matter because they bred like rabbits?

  29. 72
    Martin where's my Guinness says:

    Huffington Post – ‘You heard it here first – Rory Stewart will become prime minister of Great Britain.’

    Hooray. The Six Counties leave the grip of the old Empire before he becomes PM.

  30. 77
    Spooks R Us says:

    Spook

  31. 78
    Anon says:

    Rory Stewart is MI5

  32. 89
    Walt fizzny says:

    Behold. Me.I stand in awe. be awed of me. I walked 6000 mile across Afghanistan,alone.,unarmed.

    • 109
      Ghostathome says:

      Rory also walked across Iran, apparently, on his way to Afghanistan – and what’s more, took the time to learn Farsi first – although for some reason he doesn’t talk much about this experience.

      MI6? How on earth can people suggest such an unkind thing?

      The really rum point about him, though, is the way he lets people get away with saying that he’s served as an officer in the British Army – nothing wrong with a short service commission, nothing at all, but at a time when soldiers are getting killed in Afghanistan it would be more impressive if he’d point out that his military career didn’t extend to e.g. seeing active service of any sort.

      For all that, though, he’s better than 99.9 percent of the Cameroon Cuties.

    • 110
      The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

      But not unbummed I’ll wager
      Muzzies do not wish to kill us for the sake of it,they tend to be well mannered people who wish to live in peace
      They probably just laughed behind the back of this Laurence of Bumgayvia

      • 123
        Anonymous says:

        And just exactly what is your problem with this bloke? Or are you just an angry inadequate?

    • 116
      Anonymous says:

      I patrolled across South Armagh repeatedly for 6 months, armed to the fucking hilt. IMO, this guy’s got big balls.

  33. 90
    Anonymous says:

    He’s taller than Berkow and handsome with it! How can he fail?

  34. 97

    He reminds me of the young new MP for Oldham in 1900: ‘ . . On those who met him he generally made an instant and powerful impression, though not always a favourable one. Hyperactive and transparently on the make, he was far from the English ideal of a gentleman. To many of his fellow officers he appeared pushy and bumptious . . ‘ Who he? Winston Churchill. [DNB]

  35. 101
    Jess the Dog says:

    Impressive CV, but he has constituents to represent and should be getting to grips with that. If he wanted a foreign affairs job, should have kept the old job up or shifted to the FO.

  36. 106
    The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

    A SSC followed by walking about dressed like a c *nt
    What a f****** w*****
    Black watch?
    More like another candiddate for twat watch

    • 108
      The Beast of Clerkenwell says:

      One “d” too many
      The man is very obviously a perv*rt
      The Beast will sit back and enjoy his downfall

      • 117
        Anonymous says:

        I thought the Beast was so fucking lardarsed that you couldn’t do anything but sit back?

    • 151

      Beast, not even a short service commission (SSC) – six months at Sandhurst followed by three to five years of real service with real soldiers. Our champion served something called a Gap Year Commission – three weeks at Sandhurst learning how to use a knife and fork followed by 11 months of Outward Bounds well away from real soldiers and real guns.

  37. 113
    pp says:

    I despise ‘old timers’ – there should be a one (maybe two) term limit on MPs…

  38. 121
    Rory says:

    By Allah your all cruel bastards on here.

  39. 133
    LesAbbey says:

    It wouldn’t be right to have an MP on the committee that actually knew what he was talking about would it? Committee? How about the cabinet, that would make more sense than a bunch of ex-SPADs being there?

  40. 134
    Duncan says:

    I’d have had him as a minister for international development. Indeed, as a LibDem (and something of a left leaning one) one of the few things I thought was immediately good about the coalition is that it would have meant Rory in International Development or at least the foreign office. Lets not kid ourselves; he isn’t there to be a constituency MP for a place he’d probably never been to before he’s there because he’s a foremost expert in one of the most geopolitically significant regions in the world (an area stretching from Iraq through to India – what one might call ‘eastern arabia’.

    I never thought of Guido as being a party hack. I assumed, like me, he generally wanted talented, experienced, competent people doing jobs. So he was a Labour party member? Who gives a fuck? – maybe that was the best way for him to get taken seriously when he was trying to get a political posting out in Iraq (I wouldn’t put it past the Labour party). You honestly think he won’t be up to the high standard set by the likes of Sandra Osborne? If he’s upsetting the party bigwigs that’s a pretty clear sign he’s doing something right. If we’re going to spend all that money on International Development we should have someone like Rory in charge of it.

    Here he is talking about Afghanistan with more sense than anyone else: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH-Etn1TwUg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbltuJERN2U&feature=channel

  41. 135
    Afghan hand says:

    I’ve met Rory in Kabul. He is very impressive, knows a sight more about the place than the timeservers in Westminster. Put him on the committee

  42. 137

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  43. 138
    Taxfodder says:

    About time we had MP’s keen to blow out the cobwebs, why would anybody new and dynamic with a bit of vision need the approval of “the old guard”

    Experience and wisdom is one thing, fat arsed lazy old troughers worried about being shown up for what they are is something else!

  44. 140
    Palmerstone says:

    Quite right! What effrontery. He should wait a couple of parliaments until he’s thoroughly captured by the system and has forgotten all his useful recent experience. Then he could fill a committee place in the proper style.

    Or to put it another way, I’m surprised to see you speaking out in favour of the Commons’ Buggins Turn system. At least he knows something about something.

    • 141
      Col Reynard Blowhard MP says:

      Damn right! we were here first he should get in line, got his knees brown and thinks he knows more than those of us with over 35 years worth of expenses claims pending.

      The buggers gone native thats what, far too many years rubbin shoulders with the wog!

  45. 142
    Sceptic says:

    A weird little fellow who like Prince Charles has sampled a bit of this and that without being master of anything much except a scheme to preserve Afghan carpet making techniques (backed by Prince Charles inevitably). Just the sort of posh Brit beloved of the Dimblebys. What has he actually accomplished and what was the role of nepotism in anything he has done?

  46. 143
    Border Terrier says:

    Rory is a very strange lad. Picked as candidate by the silly women who dominate things up here, seen as a loony bullshitter by us blokes.

    Last autumn he set off to walk round the constituency – Penrith & Border in rural Cumbria – staying in villages en route. Sort of Afghan lite walking tour.

    What a tit. He should have stayed at home shagging his girlfriend – if he had one which he doesn’t.

  47. 144
    Penrithian says:

    I voted for him. He is not the regular student activist, SpAd, safe seat non entity. If only half of what he has written is true then he is head and shoulders above the majority of parliament let alone the new intake. He talked sense on QT.
    Give him a chance, he walks the walk but doesn’t feel the need to talk the talk.

  48. 145
    Dame Helen Mirren, slagging off Britain says:

    Why am I being compared to Rory?

    Just because I said on US TV that I’m glad Britain only drew with America and slagged off BP, does that make me arrogant?

    All claims that millions want to remove my Damehood are a total fiction: the Brits love me.

  49. 153
    PDF says:

    Interesting to see that he won on an open primary.

    Also interesting to see that he was made an Officer of the Order of the British Empire for his service in Iraq at the age of 31.

    No wonder white feathered little nerds like Guido hate him so much :)

  50. 154
    Laban says:

    Give him a job. He must know more about Af-Pak than Miliband.

  51. 155
    Anonymous says:

    The ‘old guard’ are simply frightened that Stewart may (unlike them) know what he’s talking about!



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