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Partnership aims to connect directors across both countries, promote cross border learning and regionally connected board leaders

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – As Singapore and Vietnam deepen their economic ties and more businesses look beyond their home markets for growth, board directors need to understand not only their own businesses but also the opportunities, risks and governance expectations across borders.

Recognising this, the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) and the Vietnam Institute of Corporate Governance (VNICG) are joining forces to build a stronger community of board directors across both countries.

The partnership aims to bring together existing and aspiring board directors from Singapore and Vietnam to exchange knowledge, share practical boardroom experiences and develop the international perspectives needed to guide businesses in an increasingly connected and complex environment.

Connecting boardrooms across borders

ISCA and VNICG will explore opportunities for joint board leadership programmes, professional exchanges and networking activities that connect directors and governance professionals from both countries during this partnership.

The collaboration will draw on the strengths of both organisations: ISCA brings its professional network and experience in board governance, financial oversight and risk management while VNICG contributes its knowledge of Vietnam’s business environment, corporate governance practices and independent director community.

ISCA’s Board of Directors Masterclass, jointly developed by ISCA Academy and SAC Capital, will be incorporated into the Independent Director dual programme, a new initiative jointly developed by ISCA and VNICG. The programme will combine Singapore’s board governance practices with Vietnam’s regulatory and business environment, providing participants with opportunities to learn from both markets.

Beyond formal learning, the partnership seeks to foster lasting professional relationships among directors and encourage greater exchange of ideas on issues such as business strategy, sustainability, emerging technologies and corporate governance.

Strengthening Singapore–Vietnam professional connections

Mr Pang Te Cheng, Consul-General of Singapore in Ho Chi Minh City, said: “Singapore and Vietnam enjoy a strong and comprehensive partnership spanning trade, investment, education, innovation and many other sectors. As Vietnam advances its International Financial Centre ambitions in Ho Chi Minh City and Da Nang, alongside discussions at the HCMC Autumn Economic Forum, strengthening corporate governance and professional capabilities will be vital to attracting international capital. I welcome the partnership between ISCA and VNICG, which brings together Singaporean and Vietnamese expertise to enhance professional standards, transparency and investor confidence. Such collaborations can deepen our bilateral ties while supporting Vietnam’s next phase of sustainable economic development.”

Ms Fann Kor, CEO of ISCA, said: “The world is changing rapidly. From geopolitical developments and technological disruption to sustainability, these issues are occupying boardroom conversations. No single market has all the answers. Through our partnership with VNICG, we hope to bring board directors from both Singapore and Vietnam together to exchange knowledge, learn from real experiences and develop the capabilities to navigate an increasingly complex business environment. Our ambition goes beyond training. We want to foster a connected community of internationally minded directors who can learn from one another, ask better questions and make better decisions. When the world enters the boardroom, our judgement must keep pace.”

Mr Hoàng Đức Hùng, President of VNICG, said: “As Vietnamese businesses expand and engage more closely with international investors and partners, our board directors need both strong local knowledge and a wider international perspective. Our partnership with ISCA creates opportunities for Vietnamese directors to exchange experiences with their Singapore counterparts, learn from different governance practices and build valuable professional relationships. We look forward to developing a connected community of directors who can contribute to stronger corporate governance and support the long-term growth of businesses in both countries.”

The partnership was formalised at a signing ceremony held at the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange on 27 October 2026.
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New service handles property enquiries and books viewings around the clock, as field test of 394 agents reveals delays and unanswered messages.

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Rivo AI has launched a WhatsApp-based service that helps Singapore property agents respond to buyer and tenant enquiries in seconds, qualify prospective clients and arrange property viewings, even when agents are unavailable. The announcement comes alongside findings from Rivo’s field test of 394 Singapore property agents, which found that those who personally replied took an average of two hours and 14 minutes to respond to enquiries.

Conducted between 16 and 19 October 2026, the test found that nearly one in three personal replies (29%) took more than an hour, while 19% took over four hours. The longest recorded wait was 27 hours. Even during the day, about one in five enquiries went unanswered, based on an average of the no-response rates for Singapore and overseas phone numbers.

These delays point to a gap in how property enquiries are managed, particularly when agents are occupied with viewings, handling multiple conversations or attending to clients. For prospective buyers and tenants, a simple question about a property’s availability can mean hours of waiting. For agents, every unanswered message represents a potential missed opportunity.

The findings come amid continued activity in Singapore’s housing market. According to the Housing & Development Board, HDB resale transactions rose 19.5% quarter-on-quarter to 7,645 in the third quarter of 2026. With 36,816 registered property agents operating in Singapore as at January 2026, the ability to manage enquiries promptly remains an important part of serving prospective customers.

Rivo’s service addresses this through two AI-powered assistants. The Viewing Agent operates through an agent’s existing WhatsApp Business number, responding to enquiries in under five seconds, according to the company. It gathers information such as budget, property preferences and purchase timeline before scheduling viewings through Google Calendar. A separate Agent Assistant provides daily briefings, booking alerts and conversation updates, allowing agents to step in when personal attention is required.

“Buyers expect an answer in minutes, not hours. Agents aren’t ignoring them on purpose; they are juggling hundreds of conversations on their own,” said Raja Ahmed Shuja, Founder & CEO of Rivo AI.

The service has already been tested in a live property campaign at Lentor Gardens. According to Rivo’s pilot results, its system managed more than 200 buyer conversations, identified 79 qualified leads and booked four property viewings without human involvement. The company’s wider field test also found that only half of agents contacted from overseas numbers replied personally, highlighting another potential challenge for overseas buyers and tenants. The non-random study provides a snapshot of response patterns rather than a representative estimate for Singapore’s entire property industry.

Rivo’s Viewing Agent and Agent Assistant are now available to Singapore property agents, with a 30-day free trial and no setup fee or lock-in period. For more information, visit rivoai.co.
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About Rivo AI

Rivo AI is a Singapore-based technology company developing WhatsApp-based AI assistants for property agents. Its Viewing Agent handles incoming property enquiries, assesses prospective buyers’ requirements and books viewings through agents’ existing WhatsApp Business numbers. Its Agent Assistant keeps agents informed through daily briefings, booking alerts and conversation updates. In a live Lentor Gardens pilot, Rivo reports handling more than 200 buyer conversations and booking four property viewings without human intervention. The company aims to help property agents manage enquiries more efficiently while maintaining personal relationships with their clients. Visit rivoai.co to learn more.

HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – The 2026 Fortune China 500 Forum was held in Chengdu on the evening of October 22. Under the theme of “Renewing Competitiveness,” this year’s forum brought together business leaders and experts. Huitongda Network (9878.HK) was includedin the Fortune China 500 list for the fifth consecutive year, ranking 303rd.

Huitongda recently released its interim results. In the first half of 2026 (1H26), the company recorded revenue of RMB23.58 billion and net profit attributable to parent company of RMB153 million, up 10.5% year on year (YoY). Gross profit margin increased by 0.5 percentage points YoY to 5.1%, while gross profit margin, net profit margin and net profit margin attributable to shareholders of the parent company all reached record highs. Net operating cash flow stood at RMB367 million, marking the eighth consecutive year of positive cash inflow.

While maintaining stable business operations and continuously improving operational quality, Huitongda is accelerating strategic transformation. Leveraging its expertise in smart supply chains and digital technologies in lower-tier markets, the company is expanding into innovative business segments, including AI technology and fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) retail chains.

In its AI business, Huitongda generated AI-related revenue of RMB78.91 million in 1H26, up 32.3% YoY. The company has established an AI product portfolio centred on its self-developed “Qiancheng Cloud AI Large Model”, comprising three AI agents: “Qiancheng AI Super Store Manager”, “LeapoAI” and “Dabi AI”. These solutions provide AI products and services tailored to the specific needs of physical retail stores, supply chain participants and e-commerce merchants.

In its FMCG retail chain business, Huitongda has established strategic partnerships with “Snack Select”, “Juzi Huakai” and “Kehao Convenience Store”, expanding its network to nearly 5,000 stores across formats including discount snack stores, community convenience stores and discount supermarkets. Working with upstream and downstream partners, the company is actively exploring an innovative “snacks + convenience” store format to tap into high-frequency daily consumption demand across urban and rural markets.

Huitongda’s inclusion in the Fortune China 500 list for five consecutive years, together with its eight consecutive years on the China’s Top 500 Private Enterprises list released by the All-China Federation of Industry and Commerce (ACFIC) in September, reflects the company’s continued focus on lower-tier markets and its core retail business. By leveraging innovative technologies and new consumption scenarios to serve customers across the industrial chain, supply chain and retail sector, Huitongda has gradually established competitive advantages in technology, data, supply chain capabilities and distribution network operations, demonstrating its ability to generate long-term value through economic cycles.

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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Asia Pacific Rayon (APR), a leading producer of viscose-rayon fibre, recently strengthened its engagement with India’s textile industry through a Lyocell Fabric Processing Masterclass and participation in the Yarnex 2026 Expo in Tiruppur, a leading knitwear manufacturing hub.

The initiatives brought together fabric manufacturers, processors and other textile industry stakeholders to exchange technical knowledge, discuss processing challenges and explore opportunities for product innovation using lyocell fibres.

As demand for next-generation cellulosic fibres grows, manufacturers are seeking technical expertise to optimise fabric performance, achieve consistent quality and expand product applications. APR’s engagements supported this need by facilitating knowledge sharing and discussions across the textile value chain.

Sachin Malik, Global Business Head, Asia Pacific Rayon, said: “The response to both the Lyocell Fabric Processing Masterclass and Yarnex 2026 Expo was highly encouraging. Strong participation and quality of discussions reflected partners’ interest in technical knowledge, innovation and collaboration. These engagements provide great opportunities to exchange perspectives and share best practices across the textile value chain.”

APR’s Lyocell Fabric Processing Masterclass addressed the technical needs of fabric manufacturers, processors, dyeing houses and finishing specialists working with lyocell-based materials. The programme covered practical aspects of dyeing, finishing, process optimisation and fabric performance. Participants explored best practices for achieving consistent quality and discussed approaches to addressing processing challenges associated with lyocell fabrics.

Direct interaction with technical experts also enabled participants to exchange insights relevant to commercial-scale production. Strong attendance and active discussions reflected industry interest in building lyocell processing capabilities as manufacturers seek to diversify their product offerings.

A member of the RGE group of companies founded by Sukanto Tanoto, APR’s participation in Yarnex 2026 Expo complemented the masterclass by providing further opportunities to engage with stakeholders across India’s textile value chain. Tiruppur’s established ecosystem of manufacturers, processors, exporters and apparel producers serves domestic and international markets, making it an important centre for technical exchange and market engagement.

Together, the initiatives underscored the role of technical collaboration in supporting product innovation, quality improvement and market development for lyocell-based textiles.
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About Asia Pacific Rayon (APR)

Asia Pacific Rayon (APR), based in Indonesia, is Asia’s first fully integrated viscose rayon producer, from plantation to fibre. APR, which has a capacity of 325,000 tons per year, is located in Pangkalan Kerinci, Riau Province, Indonesia. APR is committed to becoming a leading viscose staple fibre producer with the principles of sustainability, transparency and operational excellence, and serving the interests of the community, country and climate, while providing value to customers. APR is part of the RGE group of companies.

Stand a chance to win prizes such as an entire year of free fuel, special vouchers and exclusive limited edition Caltex merchandise

SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Caltex Singapore today announced the launch of its 90th anniversary celebrations, marking nearly a century of trust, reliability and fuel innovation in the region. Since 1936, Caltex has built a deep-rooted legacy as a trusted partner on the road, powering everyday journeys across Asia-Pacific, the Middle East and Africa.

Supporting Motorists and Businesses Across Generations

For 90 years, Caltex has supported generations of motorists, fleets and businesses with quality fuels, trusted lubricants and dependable service. Built on a foundation of reliability, the brand has continued to evolve its fuels and lubricants portfolio to meet changing mobility, commercial and industrial needs.

Today, that commitment is reflected in Caltex with Techron® fuels, designed to help keep engines clean and performing at their best; Havoline® engine oils, which help protect passenger car and motorcycle engines; and Delo® lubricants, which support heavy-duty vehicles and commercial equipment in demanding operating conditions. Together, these products underscore Caltex’s continued relevance, combining decades of trust with ongoing innovation in performance, protection and reliability.

In Singapore, Caltex maintains a robust retail network across the island, seamlessly integrating into customers’ daily routines. The brand has modernised its digital offerings through the launch of CaltexGO, a mobile payment app introduced in 2018, which streamlined the refuelling experience and enhanced digital convenience for motorists.

Celebrating 90 Years with Exclusive Customer Promotions

To thank customers and stakeholders for their support over the years, Caltex Singapore is rolling out exclusive customer promotions and rewards from October to December 2026.

• Limited-Edition Caltex Collectible Boxes: Motorists can gear up to collect exclusive Caltex merchandise, with four unique collectible designs available for purchase while stocks last. Drivers who spend a minimum of S$60 gross on fuel, OR spend S$60 across StarMart or Havoline/Delo®, can purchase a Collectible Box for S$9.90, or S$9.00 for Link Rewards members and CaltexGO customers. Motorcyclists can accumulate up to three fuel receipts to meet the S$60 gross spend threshold.
• Collectible Boxes Hidden Rewards:
  • Silver Ticket: Hidden inside 90 of the Caltex Collectible Boxes is a special Silver Ticket, awarding each lucky winner S$90 in StarCash value to fuel their next journey.
  • Golden Ticket: The excitement goes further for those on the road. Nine lucky customers who discover a Golden Ticket will each receive 90,000 Link Points, worth approximately S$900.
• Grand Lucky Draw for S$3,000 Worth of Free Fuel: As part of its anniversary giveaway, Caltex is offering drivers the chance to win free fuel, with nine lucky winners each receiving S$3,000 worth of fuel vouchers. Customers who spend a minimum of S$60 gross on fuel and pay via the CaltexGO app during the 27 October to 31 December 2026 qualifying period will be automatically entered into the lucky draw.

“We are grateful to our customers and partners in Singapore for their continued trust and support as we celebrate this milestone,” said Leong Jee Wong, General Manager, Fuel Sales, Singapore and Malaysia. “For decades, Caltex has been proud to keep people and businesses moving with our quality fuels and reliable service. As the energy and mobility landscape evolves, we remain deeply committed to innovating and supporting our customers’ journeys with the same excellence they have always counted on.”

For more information on Caltex’s 90th anniversary promotions and full terms and conditions, please visit the official Caltex website or download the CaltexGO mobile application.

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Caltex is Chevron’s customer-facing brand in Asia Pacific and parts of the Middle East and Africa. The Caltex retail network in Singapore consists of 26 Caltex service stations and Star Mart-branded convenience stores.

All Caltex service stations accept CaltexGO mobile payment for fuel purchases. Products such as Caltex with Techron® with Clean & Glide Technology™ petrol, Caltex Diesel with Techron® D and Havoline® motor oil are also available at all Caltex service stations. In partnership with NTUC Link, the Link Rewards Programme enables motorists to earn 2 Linkpoints for every litre of fuel purchased at Caltex.

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SINGAPORE – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Singaporeans are more active than ever, spending an average of $150 per month on fitness activities. But as sport and exercise participation hits an all-time high, so does the risk of injury, and most people are not financially prepared for what comes after.

Singapore clinics have reported a twofold increase in pickleball-related injuries as the sport’s popularity surges across all age groups. ACL injuries among young athletes are on the rise, with rehabilitation timelines stretching nine to 12 months. Cycling accidents continue to result in serious fractures requiring extended hospitalisation leave.

Whether it is a weekend football match, a morning run with a crew, or an evening game of pickleball, the risk of an injury that keeps a working adult off their feet, and off the payroll, is higher than many realise.

Staying active is one of the best things Singaporeans can do for their health, but a single sports injury can undo months of financial planning. While health insurance covers the hospital stay, it does not replace lost income during the weeks or months of recovery at home. Mortgage payments, household expenses, and rehabilitation costs do not stop just because a pay cheque does.

Allianz Accident Protect Plus, a personal accident insurance plan starting from SGD $14.25 per month, is designed to close that gap. When an accident leaves someone unable to work, the plan pays a weekly cash benefit of up to SGD $200 for up to 104 weeks, even if they are recovering at home rather than in a hospital bed.

The plan also covers medical and surgical expenses of up to SGD $7,000 per accident, including physiotherapy, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and chiropractic treatments. For those who do require hospitalisation, a daily hospital income of up to SGD $200 for up to 750 days provides additional support. And because the policy covers injuries sustained through recreational and leisure activities, and accidents beyond the sporting arena, it offers peace of mind whether you are on the court, on the road, or simply going about your day.

Allianz believes that an active lifestyle should be a source of wellbeing, not financial worry. Allianz Accident Protect Plus gives customers the confidence to stay active, knowing that if an injury sidelines them, their finances do not have to be.

For more information on Allianz Accident Protect Plus, visit: https://www.allianz.sg/individual-solutions/allianz-accident-protect-plus.html

Coverage is subject to the terms, conditions, and exclusions of the Allianz Accident Protect Plus policy. Please refer to the Policy Wording for full details. This policy is protected under the Policy Owners’ Protection Scheme which is administered by the Singapore Deposit Insurance Corporation (SDIC). This advertisement has not been reviewed by the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
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The guide compares oval gear, helical gear and Coriolis meters for heavy fuel oil, lubricants and resins, with viscosity limits and flow derating data.

NANJING, CHINA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Silver Automation Instruments Ltd., a Nanjing-based supplier of industrial flow, level and pressure instrumentation, has published a technical guide on how to select a high-viscosity oil flow meter. The guide is written for engineers who meter high visocsoity liquid ,such as heavy fuel oil, lubricants, hydraulic oil, resins and other liquids above 200 mPa·s.

Between January 2025 and Sep 2026, the company received 3000 flow meter inquiries from 130 countries. 8% involved oils or liquids above 200 mPa·s, mainly from heavy fuel oil and marine fuel, bitumen, molasses and syrups, mineral slurries, coating slurries and epoxy resins. These cover the oil and gas, marine, road construction, food processing, mining, coatings and chemical industries. Most of them are trading agents and engineering integrators.

Why viscosity changes the choice

Viscosity is the first parameter to check. Many common flow sensor types lose accuracy as it rises. Turbine flowmeters slow down or break down as fluid drag increases. Vortex flowmeters need a minimum Reynolds number that thick oil rarely reaches. Electromagnetic meters cannot measure oil, because oil is not conductive liquid.

Positive displacement flow meters behave the other way. Thicker oil leaks less between the gears and the housing, so slip drops and accuracy holds. The trade-offs are higher pressure loss and a narrower usable flow range.

Coriolis mass flow meters take a third route. The flow sensor measures high viscosity liquid mass flow directly from the twist of vibrating tubes, so viscosity does not change the measuring principle. The same flow sensor also reads density and temperature. There are no moving parts to wear, and no inlet or outlet straight runs are required. Accuracy ranges from ±0.1% to ±0.5% of flow. Thick oil raises the pressure loss across the tubes, so the flow sensor is often sized one step larger than the line. That sizing should be calculated from the actual viscosity, not read from a standard flow table.

Key data from the guide

• Oval gear flow meters handle viscosity up to 2,000 mPa·s at 0.5% or 0.2% accuracy, in sizes 1/8 inch to 8 inches.
• Helical gear flow meters extend the limit to 3,500 cP with low pressure loss, and max size is 14 inches(DN350)
• Coriolis mass flow meters measure mass directly and are not affected by viscosity. Accuracy ranges from ±0.1% to ±0.5%. Sizing must account for the higher pressure drop of thick liquids.
• Flow range shrinks as viscosity rises. A DN50 oval gear meter covers 8 to 24 m³/h on light oil, but only 1.2 to 12 m³/h at 1,000 to 2,000 mPa·s.
• Heated oil needs a high-temperature radiator. With this option, oval gear meters reach 200°C and helical gear meters reach 250°C. A heating jacket keeps oil from setting inside the meter body.

“Most selection errors we see come from sizing by pipe size, not by viscosity at operating temperature,” said Ellen Sheng, Sales Engineer of Silver Automation Instruments. “A meter sized for diesel can be too small for the same flow of heavy fuel oil. We wrote this guide so engineers can check that before they send an RFQ.”

The guide closes with a five-point checklist: viscosity at the lowest operating temperature, flow range at that viscosity, allowable pressure loss, process temperature, and required output (pulse, 4-20mA, HART or RS485).

The full guide is available on the Silver Automation Instruments website. Engineers can also submit process data for free meter sizing.
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Silver Automation Instruments Ltd. is an industrial instrumentation supplier based in Nanjing, China. The company supplies oval gear, Coriolis, turbine, electromagnetic, vortex and thermal mass flow meters, together with pressure transmitters, level meters and paperless recorders. It serves B2B buyers in 130 countries. Learn more at www.silverinstruments.com.

SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA – Media OutReach Newswire – 27 October 2026 – Southco Korea will showcase its latest innovations for data center security, accessibility and operational efficiency at Data Center Korea 2026, taking place November 4 – 6, 2026. As AI adoption, liquid cooling deployment and high-density computing continue to reshape data center infrastructure, Southco’s technologies help operators improve equipment accessibility, strengthen security and reduce maintenance time while supporting reliable system performance.

As artificial intelligence, cloud computing and high-performance computing drive higher rack densities and more complex system architectures, data center operators face increasing challenges related to installation, maintenance and uptime. Southco’s engineered solutions are designed to simplify equipment servicing, support efficient thermal management and enhance the reliability of critical infrastructure.

At the event, Southco will demonstrate a portfolio of data center access hardware solutions, including:

• Quick disconnect solutions that enable fast, leak-resistant liquid-cooling connections to help reduce downtime and support high-performance computing environments.
• Inject/eject mechanisms that support high-force mating and blind-mate liquid-cooling architectures and reduce installation complexity
• Remote access management solutions that provide secure electronic access control, real-time monitoring and comprehensive audit trails to support data center security and compliance requirements
• Multipoint latching systems that secure closure and enhanced environmental protection and long-term reliability for cabinet applications

“As Korea’s data center market continues to expand, operators are placing greater emphasis on infrastructure security, operational efficiency and serviceability,” said HoSang Choi, Business Development Manager at Southco. “Compact rack environments demand faster, more efficient service. Southco’s access hardware simplifies installation, maintenance and upgrades, while supporting liquid-cooling deployments and improving reliability.”

With growing investments in AI infrastructure and next-generation data centers across South Korea, operators are seeking solutions that enhance uptime, simplify maintenance and strengthen physical security. Southco’s portfolio of access hardware solutions helps address these challenges while supporting the evolving requirements of modern data center environments.

Attendees are invited to visit Southco at Hall 2 Booth V1 during Data Center Korea 2026 to learn how learn how innovative technologies for liquid cooling connectivity, equipment serviceability and secure access management can help improve data center performance and reliability.

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Southco, Inc. is the leading global designer and manufacturer of engineered access solutions. From quality and performance to aesthetics and ergonomics, we understand that first impressions are lasting impressions in product design. For over 75 years, Southco has helped the world’s most recognized brands create value for their customers with innovative access solutions designed to enhance the touch points of their products in transportation and industrial applications, medical equipment, data centers and more. With unrivalled engineering resources, innovative products and a dedicated global team, Southco delivers the broadest portfolio of premium access solutions available to equipment designers throughout the world.

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