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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Dayton News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Dayton—from local news and business to culture, sports, weather, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Dayton News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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Fertilizer Crisis Hits Food Prices
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Today at 3:44 PM

Fertilizer prices have skyrocketed since the conflict began, with costs climbing as much as 40% in just three months—forcing farmers to pay an extra $50 per acre, a crushing blow to their budgets. This ripple effect is driving up the cost of everything from corn and soybeans to strawberries and meat, as pricier animal feed translates to higher beef, chicken, and pork prices. While some farmers can pivot by planting less, others with fixed crops like orchards or vineyards can’t easily adjust. A recent dip in prices offers hope, but with planting seasons already behind us and fuel costs also...


Germantown Crash Leaves One Trapped
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Today at 3:44 PM

Germantown Crash Leaves One Trapped


Dax Hill Launches First Youth Football Camp
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Today at 3:27 PM

Dax Hill, Bengals cornerback and community champion, hosted his first youth football camp — a free, life-changing day for nearly 200 kids ages 4 to 8 — where he didn’t just teach defense, but showed them how football builds character, purpose, and grit. With his fifth season in the NFL behind him, Hill used his platform to inspire young athletes, proving that greatness starts with mentorship. This wasn’t just another camp — it was his legacy in motion, and he’s already planning to make it an annual tradition.

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Three Dead in Cincinnati Shooting
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Today at 3:20 PM

Three people fatally shot in a brutal nighttime shooting on Millvale Court in Cincinnati — police say it’s an isolated incident, but the community is reeling from the loss of Kenneth Burton, Theresa Dudley, and Brenea Burton.

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Three Dead in Millvale Shooting
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Today at 3:10 PM

Three Dead in Millvale Shooting


Jessica Simpson Concert Cancelled in Dayton
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Today at 3:06 PM

Jessica Simpson Concert Cancelled in Dayton


Permanent DST or Standard Time Debate
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Today at 1:49 PM

A controversial bill to make daylight saving time permanent is gaining momentum, with President Trump supporting the move—but health experts and Orthodox Jewish communities are pushing back. While the bill has passed a House committee, critics argue permanent daylight saves winter mornings too dark for safety and disrupts religious prayer schedules tied to sunrise. Some lawmakers are now considering a compromise: shifting clocks forward half an hour permanently, though that too faces criticism for complicating time zones. The debate heats up as the main bill heads toward a full House vote.

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Two Early Morning Police Alerts Canceled
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Today at 1:49 PM

Two major police emergencies erupted in Dayton Sunday morning — an active shooter call at Chrysler Union Hall and a fight at Ned Peppers Bar — both quickly canceled without incident, leaving authorities puzzling over why panicked 911 calls triggered massive responses only to vanish as mysteriously as they appeared.

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Summer Storms Brewing in Ohio Valley
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Today at 11:46 AM

Summer’s here—but don’t relax just yet. A brewing storm system from the central plains is barreling toward the Ohio Valley, packing heavy rain (1-3 inches) and flooding risks tonight. Expect cloudy skies and 80s today, then showers and storms with cooler temps (65° lows) tonight. Monday brings more rain, humidity, and 75° highs. Dry weather returns Tuesday-Wednesday, but storms could roll back Thursday. Temperatures stay cooler than average—upper 70s to 80s—throughout the week.

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Tow Truck Driver Killed on I-275
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Today at 2:14 AM

Tow Truck Driver Killed on I-275


Controlled Explosions in Butler County
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Today at 2:07 AM

Controlled Explosions in Butler County


Three Teens Caught After Nighttime Chase
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Today at 12:28 AM

Late Friday night in Greenville turned chaotic when cops chased a silver Toyota recklessly speeding through town—almost hitting someone before fleeing north. After stopping near Ansonia, three teens bolted into a cornfield. Within hours, all three—17-year-old Darke County teen, 19-year-old Alex Luna-Mendoza from New Carlisle, and 19-year-old Mario Acosta from Versailles—were safely arrested thanks to a coordinated effort between Darke County, Ansonia, and Versailles police. Everyone’s safe, and justice is served.

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Dayton’s First Black Rodeo Celebrates Heritage
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Today at 12:22 AM

Dayton just hosted its first-ever Black Rodeo, a vibrant Juneteenth celebration at Welcome Stadium that blended rodeo action, live music, food, vendors, and line dancing to honor Black cowboy culture and foster community pride. Founder Dawn Holloway emphasized the deep roots of Black cowboys in agriculture and called for greater recognition of their contributions, amplified by social media. Attendees cherished the event’s timing, seeing it as a meaningful extension of cultural celebration beyond Black History Month. Headliner King R-3 praised the event’s role in offering hope and unity during turbulent times, aligning with Dayton’s “Summer of Peace” i...


Vance in Switzerland for Nuclear Talks
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Yesterday at 11:37 PM

Vice President Vance just landed in Switzerland to kick off high-stakes nuclear talks with Iran — the first direct U.S.-Iran summit since April. With Iran shutting down the Strait of Hormuz over Israel’s alleged ceasefire violations, tensions are sky-high. Vance’s focus? Building a framework for 60 days of negotiations while also pushing for peace in Lebanon. He’s confident Secretary Rubio is handling the regional fallout, and despite the chaos, Vance says things are calming — but the work is far from over.

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68-Year-Old Accused in Cleves Road Rage Shooting
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Yesterday at 10:53 PM

A 68-year-old man named Robert Mason is accused of shooting a pedestrian during a road rage incident in Cleves, allegedly after the car nearly struck him. Mason allegedly fired two shots, hit the victim in the hip, and fled—later leading police to the weapon hidden under a storage shed. He now faces felonious assault and tampering with evidence charges, while his attorney argues self-defense. The case is moving forward with court appearances and ongoing investigation, spotlighting how quickly traffic disputes can escalate into violence.

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Sal Stewart Shines as Reds Crush Yankees
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Yesterday at 10:23 PM

Sal Stewart exploded on Saturday, smashing his career-high with six RBIs as the Reds obliterated the Yankees 10-2. His bases-clearing double late in the game sealed the win, while his six-RBI performance against the Giants earlier this month proves this rookie isn’t a fluke. The Reds’ offense was on fire, tallying 15 hits including four unearned runs in the fifth thanks to a Yankees fielding error — Spencer Steer’s three-run homer capped that surge. Even without Elly De La Cruz on rehab assignment, the Reds kept rolling. Starter Andrew Abbott shut the door with five innings, one run, five hits, wh...


Trump Warns of Hormuz Tolls if Deal Fails
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Yesterday at 10:16 PM

Trump’s throwing down the gauntlet on the Strait of Hormuz, warning that if Iran doesn’t finalize a deal within 60 days, the U.S. could start charging tolls for passage—calling itself the region’s “Guardian Angel.” With global oil prices already rattled by past disruptions, this move could send markets into chaos. Meanwhile, conflicting claims swirl: VP Vance says the strait’s open and bustling, while Iran threatens to shut it down again over Israeli strikes and U.S. “bad faith.” U.S. Central Command denies Iran’s claims, and talks are set to resume in Switzerland—making those 60 days f...


Small Plane Crash in Middlefield Ohio
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Yesterday at 10:15 PM

A small plane crashed in Middlefield, Ohio, killing three people—just a mile short of its intended destination, the Geauga County Airport. Emergency crews responded immediately as investigators, including the NTSB, begin piecing together what went wrong. The pilot and aircraft were local ties to the airport, and the community is reeling from this tragic loss.

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Rain Alert: Sunday Night to Monday
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Yesterday at 9:52 PM

Rain’s on the way—expect showers and thunderstorms rolling in late Sunday, with Saturday offering a nice mix of sun and clouds around 80 degrees. Sunday night into Monday brings heavier rain and storms, but skies clear by Monday morning. Temperatures stay cool, mostly in the upper 70s to low 80s. Tuesday and Wednesday are calm, but rain returns by Thursday and Friday. Stay ready, pack an umbrella, and keep checking for updates.

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America's Block Party vs Salute to America
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Yesterday at 9:45 PM

America’s Block Party, a massive three-day music festival in L.A. headlined by Chris Stapleton, Smashing Pumpkins, and Queen Latifah (who’s also hosting), kicks off July 3rd with a charity mission, giving 5,000 free tickets to first responders and military members. Meanwhile, a rival patriotic event, “Salute to America” in D.C., backed by Trump allies, leans into traditional parades and military pageantry. While both celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with fireworks, the L.A. show adds a drone light show and features performances across multiple cities — including Jelly Roll in Milwaukee and a New York broadcast. Tickets for the L.A...


Talarico vs the Noise
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Yesterday at 9:45 PM

James Talarico is silencing the noise with substance, not soundbites, as he faces off against Ken Paxton in Texas’ Senate race. After winning the Democratic primary, Talarico is doubling down on affordability and economic reality, calling out Republican attacks as distractions from real solutions. He’s betting voters are tired of political theater and ready for leaders who deliver results — not insults. With a focus on common ground and tangible policy, Talarico believes his message of practical action will outshine his opponents’ theatrics — and win the November election.

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Ohio Law Upheld to Protect Teens Online
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Yesterday at 9:38 PM

Ohio’s controversial social media consent law is back in effect after a federal court upheld its constitutionality, declaring it a necessary safeguard against the harmful effects of unmonitored online platforms on children under sixteen. The ruling, delivered by the Sixth Circuit, sided with state officials who argue that parents—not tech giants—should control what kids see online, especially amid growing concerns about mental health and algorithmic addiction. The law now requires platforms to obtain parental permission and disclose privacy policies, empowering families to make informed decisions in a digital landscape deemed increasingly dangerous for youth.

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Pride in Motion: Until We're All Free
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Yesterday at 9:38 PM

Thousands flooded the streets of Columbus for the Stonewall Pride Parade, turning the city into a kaleidoscope of color, joy, and unity. From Broad to Goodale Park, revelers waved flags, danced, and celebrated love in all its forms — a vibrant testament to acceptance and community. But beneath the glitter and cheers, the event pulsed with purpose: Pride isn’t just celebration — it’s protest. This year’s theme, “until we’re all free,” echoes a rallying cry for equality, reminding everyone that true freedom only exists when it includes everyone. It’s a powerful moment of visibility, resilience, and a call to keep fig...


Volleyball for Families in Need
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Yesterday at 9:38 PM

When eleven co-ed volleyball teams hit the court at the sixth annual ‘Dig It for the House’ tournament in Newark, they weren’t just playing for fun—they were raising $19,000 to support families staying at the Ronald McDonald House while their kids receive life-saving care at Nationwide Children’s Hospital. More than just a game, the event featured live music, food, and a bustling Maker’s Market, uniting the community for a powerful cause. As board member Todd Alexander noted, this kind of event is vital to the House’s mission—and the tournament’s success proves that when people come togeth...


EF1 Tornado Hits Greater Cincinnati
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Yesterday at 9:21 PM

A fourth tornado slammed into Greater Cincinnati early June 18th, touching down near Florence, KY, and ripping through six miles of Kenton County at 12:34 AM. An EF1 with winds up to 100 mph and a 400-foot width, it caused damage but thankfully left no injuries or fatalities — a rare and welcome relief. From Landings Way to Tallwood Circle, nature’s fury reminded everyone how fast and powerful these storms can be.

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Trump’s Word Games with Democrats and ICE
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Yesterday at 9:08 PM

Trump’s latest wordplay campaign pits “Dumocrat” vs. “Dumbocrat” for the ultimate insult on Democrats, while also proposing renaming ICE to “NICE” to confuse the media and boost his narrative—because nothing says political branding like a catchy, punchy acronym that turns bureaucracy into a meme.

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Shooting Stars Are Ancient Space Rocks
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Yesterday at 8:58 PM

Ever seen a shooting star? It’s not a star at all—it’s a cosmic relic from the dawn of our solar system, burning up as it crashes through Earth’s atmosphere. These fragments, born from the same primordial cloud that formed our planets, carry secrets of a 4.6-billion-year-old past. When they survive the fiery plunge, they become meteorites—treasures that reveal how our solar system was born. Next time you spot one, remember: you’re witnessing ancient history in real time.

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Grand Canyon in Extreme Heat Danger
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Yesterday at 8:57 PM

The Grand Canyon is turning deadly hot, with temps soaring to 110°F at Phantom Ranch and officials warning against midday hikes. Two hikers died recently from heat illness, and the canyon’s deadly heat gradient—20-25°F hotter at the bottom than the rim—makes even downhill trails perilous. With wildfire risks rising across the West and monsoon season still months away, experts urge everyone to stay hydrated, plan smart, and avoid the canyon’s deadly heat.

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Trump Offers 60-Day Hormuz Toll-Free Deal
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Yesterday at 8:51 PM

Trump promises no tolls on ships through the Strait of Hormuz for 60 days, framing U.S. military protection as a “Guardian Angel” role — but warns future compensation may come if talks with Iran stall. Despite Iran’s claims of closure, 55 merchant vessels recently passed safely, with CENTCOM confirming freedom of navigation and issuing safety advisories to keep global trade flowing. The vital waterway remains open — for now — as tensions simmer and the world watches for signs of lasting peace or renewed disruption.

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Garage Fire Spreads on Sylvan Drive
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Yesterday at 8:30 PM

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Teen Driver on the Run in Greenville
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Yesterday at 8:09 PM

Greenville police are hunting down a 19-year-old suspect in a high-speed parking lot chase that ended with three teens fleeing into a cornfield—two were arrested, but the driver, Mario Barron Acosta, remains on the run. Authorities are calling for tips and warning that reckless driving won’t be tolerated, especially in areas where people are just trying to get around safely.

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Beef Prices Soar as Trade and Screwworm Threaten Supply
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Yesterday at 8:09 PM

Beef prices are soaring as a deadly screwworm outbreak in Mexico spills over into the U.S., hitting a market already strained by historic low cattle numbers and drought. Compounding the crisis, the shaky future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade deal threatens to disrupt cross-border cattle flows — a lifeline for supply stability. With Canada already blocking cattle from affected zones and looming tariffs or delays on the horizon, ranchers fear a repeat of the soybean crisis when export markets vanish. Consumers are already feeling the squeeze — and prices could climb even higher if trade unravels.

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Nighttime Crash Leaves Six Hurt
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Yesterday at 8:09 PM

A multi-vehicle crash erupted Thursday night in Harrison Township, sending six people to the hospital—including a seriously injured six-year-old. Around 9:30 PM on North Dixie Drive, a silver Tahoe plowed into a stopped car, then ricocheted into two others. The Tahoe’s driver suffered minor injuries, as did others in the pile-up, but the young passenger in the Malibu was critically hurt. Authorities are now piecing together what went wrong—stay tuned for updates.

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Tour Historic Flood HQ in Dayton
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Yesterday at 6:55 PM

Step back in time at Dayton’s historic Miami Conservancy District HQ—opened for free, family-friendly tours June 26th! Built in just six months in 1915 with Indiana limestone, this century-old gem still boasts original 1916 light fixtures, moldings, and staircase. Formed after the 1913 Great Flood, the district’s legacy lives here. Tour guests can video chat with flood experts, snag one of six collector’s patches, grab a free copy of “Flood of Memories,” and enjoy food from the Hamburger Wagon. Open 1–3 p.m. with half-hour guided tours—register now! Accessible parking and wheelchair-friendly entry ensure everyone can explore. No elevators, but h...


Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Over Israel Strikes
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Yesterday at 6:55 PM

Iran’s top military command just declared closure of the Strait of Hormuz — a vital global oil artery — citing Israeli strikes on Hezbollah as a violation of ceasefire terms. The move, framed as retaliation against U.S. and Israeli actions, could trigger global energy shocks and supply disruptions. With enforcement unclear and international reactions pending, this escalating crisis demands urgent attention.

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Father Shot By Daughter Drives Himself to Firehouse
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Yesterday at 6:54 PM

A man walked into Jefferson Township’s Station Sixty with a gunshot wound to his arm—claiming his own daughter shot him—and called 911 himself before driving to the firehouse. The incident, which occurred on Nathaniel Street, saw him arrive under his own power despite the trauma, while dispatch urged him to apply pressure to the wound en route. Authorities are now investigating this shocking family tragedy involving a firearm, with more details expected as the case unfolds.

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USA Men’s Team Ignites National Pride
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Yesterday at 6:07 PM

The U.S. Men’s National Team is lighting up the World Cup on home soil, storming into the knockout rounds with a gritty 2-0 win—star player or not. Fans are flooding stadiums in red, white, and blue, turning every match into a roaring celebration of national pride. From chants of “U-S-A” to synchronized singalongs, the energy is electric and unprecedented. This isn’t just soccer—it’s a cultural moment, proving how far the sport has come in America and how deeply this team has captured the heart of the nation.

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Teen Accused in Indiana Home Break-In
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Yesterday at 4:49 PM

An 18-year-old woman, Cheyenne Crowder, sparked chaos in Union County, Indiana, when she allegedly broke into a home, sparked a violent brawl involving minors, and clashed with police—leading to charges of burglary, resisting arrest, and battery on officers. The scene was chaotic: windows shattered, property destroyed, and officers had to intervene to stop the escalating violence. Crowder was hospitalized and booked into jail as authorities continue investigating the wild night.

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Siren Fixed But Stay Alert
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Yesterday at 4:21 PM

Tornado siren in Hillcrest is back online after failing to sound during a June 17th storm — a stark reminder that sirens are meant for outdoor folks, not your only warning. Experts urge everyone to layer up alerts: mobile apps, NOAA radios, and weather apps are your backup lifelines. Don’t gamble on one system — stay safe by staying prepared.

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Affordable Nature Camp for Kids
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Yesterday at 4:01 PM

Kids get a wild, wallet-friendly chance to explore nature this summer at the Jr. Naturalist Camp—just $20 thanks to local grants, running from 9 AM to noon at Camp Greene. Designed to spark lifelong environmental stewardship, this hands-on adventure along the Little Miami River is made possible by Greene Soil and Water Conservation District, Glen Helen Jr., James Investment Research, and The Nick and Edna Weller Charities. Spots are limited—register now before they’re gone!

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