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<a href="http://www.katc.com/clip/12428448/the-world-of-bbq-in-acadiana" target="_blank">Watch</a> Mr. Dickey on 'Good Morning Acadiana' highlighting National Barbecue Month.

ABC 3 Lafayette: Mr. Dickey Joins 'Good Morning Acadiana'

<a href="http://www.fox4news.com/good-day/recipes/135727072-story" target="_blank">Watch</a> Mr. Dickey demonstrate how we slow-smoke our pork and discuss Dickey's new LTO, pulled pork tacos to
highlight National Barbecue Month.

FOX 4 Dallas: Mr. Dickey appeared on Good Day in Dallas

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  The pit is smokin’ as Dickey’s Barbecue Pit brings Texas-style barbecue with its newest location opening this Thursday in Kalispell. To celebrate the grand opening, three lucky guests will have the
  chance to win free barbecue for a year at the Kalispell location. Guests can enter to win using hashtag #1FreeYearofBBQ on any social media page, order online or sign up for the Big Yellow Cup Club
  to receive special offers and loyalty points which can be redeemed for free barbecue.
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  “We are proud to welcome Owner/Operators Alex and Danni Weinstein to the Dickey’s family as they open the third Dickey’s location in Montana,” says Roland Dickey, Jr., CEO of Dickey’s Barbecue
  Restaurants, Inc. “Montana is a growing market for Dickey’s and we look forward to serving Texas-style barbecue to the surrounding community.”
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  Doors open this Thursday and guests can enjoy the grand opening events over the next four weeks:
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  Thirsty Thursdays – The first 50 guests will receive a special treat and all guests will receive a free Big Yellow Cup with Dickey’s new reusable travel lid and straw.
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  Philanthropy Fridays – “You Give, We Give”, guests who donate to Dickey’s charitable foundation, Barbecue, Boots &amp; Badges, will receive a gift card. Uniformed first responders will also receive
  50 percent off their meal.
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  Singer/Songwriter Saturdays – Come out and enjoy live music and get a free Big Yellow Cup!
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  After finding a gem in Dickey’s Barbecue Pit, Owner/Operators Alex and Danni Weinstein decided to bring a taste of Texas to The Treasure State. High school sweethearts turned husband and wife, Alex
  and Danni saw an opportunity to introduce the one cuisine that lacked presence in their home state of Montana. “After much research, we noticed the lack of high-quality dining options and authentic
  slow-smoked barbecue in Kalispell,” shares Alex. “We are excited to be a part of the Dickey’s growth in Montana and can’t wait introduce our food to the community.”
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  Kalispell residents can find their newest Dickey’s store at 175 Hutton Ranch Road Kalispell, MT 59901. The phone number is 406-890-6340.
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Franchise POD: Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Gets Smokin’ in Kalispell

From <a href="Dickeys%20Barbecue%20Pit%20Announces%20New%20Eco-Friendly%20Initiatives%20-%20See%20more%20at:%20http://www.southeastgreen.com/index.php/news/texas/15568-dickeys-barbecue-pit-announces-new-eco-friendly-initiatives?&amp;tc=eml#sthash.GpvX1WUp.dpuf" target="_blank">Southeast Green</a>:
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  New paper products and other non-food items debuting in 2016 create smaller carbon footprint system-wide
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  Dickey's Barbecue Pit is launching new products system-wide that will not only reduce its carbon footprint but generate more opportunities for profitability for Owner/Operators. New greener
  products include paper products, clamshell takeout containers and wood pellets as well as the elimination of foam products. Eco-friendly catering plates are also in the works and are planned to
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  Dickey's new paper towels not only replace current back-of-house paper products, but will also replace front-of-house napkins. These unbleached towels are made from 40 percent post-consumer
  recycled fiber and exceed EPA guidelines. New toilet paper also exceeds EPA guidelines, made from 25 percent post-consumer recycled fiber and meets the Green Seal standard by using less water and
  no chlorine during processing. Dickey's is also using butcher paper for dine-in service, which is made of natural unbleached craft paper and is fully recyclable.
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  New clamshell takeout containers are made of 100 percent sugarcane, which is fully compostable and fully recyclable. They are lined with wax, which gives the containers the sturdiness needed for
  takeout but also allow them to be fully eco-friendly. A new three-compartment catering plate made of sugarcane is also in the works to replace foam plates.
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  "We are proud to roll out these green improvements to current products," says Tamala Fowler, Vice President of Purchasing and R&amp;D. "Positive feedback from Owner/Operators and guests inspire us
  to continue moving toward more sustainability initiatives and eco-friendly practices."
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  Dickey's also rolled out its proprietary blend of wood pellets to be used in smokers last October with the debut of its newly redesigned store concept. The wood pellets are made of a blend of
  hickory, cherry and other flavorful woods, and use 80% less wood use than a traditional pit smoker, drastically reducing the carbon footprint.
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  In celebration of National Barbecue Month, Dickey’s Barbecue Pit will offer giveaways to one lucky guest every week. Every Friday in May, Dickey’s will announce its prize winner via Facebook,
  Instagram, and Twitter. Guests can enter to win by engaging with Dickey’s Facebook page, following Dickey’s on Twitter or Instagram or enrolling in Dickey’s Big Yellow Cup Club.
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  May 6 and May 20: One guest will win free barbecue for a year.
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  May 13 and May 27: One guest will win a Dickey’s barbecue pack, including Mr. Dickey’s signature cookbook, rib rub, Dickey’s original barbecue sauce, a gift card, and more.
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  Dickey’s Barbecue Pit turns 75 this year and still slow smokes all their meats in every store daily, delivering that authentic Texas-style flavor for which the barbecue brand is known nationwide.
  Dickey’s is now offering 24-count catering platters consisting of Pulled Pork Sliders, Pulled Pork Street Tacos, or an assortment of Dickey’s signature desserts, and also offers various Family Pack
  sizes for gatherings from two to eight people.
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  Dickey’s has made several exciting changes in the past year, including the implementation of a new store model nationwide, which offers a more sustainable footprint, as well as a remodeled guest
  loyalty program that rewards repeat guests with free barbecue. Dickey’s has also launched new high-quality menu items such as Asiago Cheese Creamed Spinach and delicious desserts including the
  blondie brownie, chocolate chunk cookie, and pecan pie.
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  “Dickey’s Barbecue Pit has stayed consistent and authentic throughout our 75 years by serving delicious high-quality barbecue that we are truly passionate about,” says CEO Roland Dickey Jr. “As
  National Barbecue Month arrives, we encourage our guests nationwide to stop in to their local Dickey’s to celebrate.”
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QSR: Dickey's Celebrates National Barbecue Month with Specials

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  After signing a three-store development agreement, Dickey's Barbecue is on the verge of 11 total locations in Ohio. 
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  "I knew Dickey's was the right concept because of the exceptional growth rate and the quality of the product," said Kelley Millikin, owner, operator and franchisee of the three Ohio locations. "The
  franchise appeals to my natural love of barbecue, but as a potential business owner I chose Dickey's for the operations efficiency and quality. The specific locations for the new stores have not
  been determined as of yet, but they will be located in Central Ohio, in the Columbus area."
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  Ohio currently is home to eight Dickey's locations and the brand is expanding rapidly throughout the Midwest, according to the release. 
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  "We are proud to bring Texas-style barbecue to the Midwest, and have received overwhelmingly positive feedback from our guests in that region," said Roland Dickey, Jr., CEO. "The Dickey family
  congratulates new Owner/Operator Kelley Millikin on his development agreement and we look forward to our brand's expansion in Ohio."
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  Dickey's Barbecue Restaurants, Inc. began in 1941 by Travis Dickey. The Dallas-based, family-run barbecue franchise has expanded to 550 locations in 43 states. 
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Fast Casual: Dickey's Barbecue Pit expands brand to 11 Ohio locations

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  Dickey’s Barbecue Pit announces its newest retail offering launching April 6 in 3,000 Walmart stores nationwide. Walmart will now carry three types of Dickey’s signature smoked sausage: Original
  Smoked Polish Sausage, Smoked Spicy Cheddar Sausage and Hot Links.
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  The new line of sausages from Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is high-quality, competitively priced and easy to prepare at home. All of Dickey’s sausages are gluten free, and contain no MSG or nitrites. They
  come pre-smoked and ready to heat and serve. After the initial launch in select Walmart stores, Dickey’s sausages will also be available in other grocery stores nationwide, with outlets to be
  announced at a future date.
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  During the launch, Walmart customers can find Dickey’s brand of sausages in easy to find bunker displays in many stores, which will feature the products prominently in the center of the frozen food
  aisle. The displays will also be featured during Memorial Day weekend, making it the perfect meal for a summer kickoff barbecue or gathering.
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  “We are proud to launch one of our signature barbecue products in Walmart stores across the country,” says Tamala Fowler, Dickey’s Vice President of R&amp;D and Purchasing. “By offering our
  sausages on Walmart shelves, we are offering our guests yet another way to enjoy our authentic Texas-style barbecue at home for their summer barbecue or family gathering. We look forward to a long
  lasting partnership.”
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  Dickey’s sausages follow the recent retail launch of its signature buttery rolls in United Supermarkets, Jewel-Osco and Brookshire Brothers grocery stores in 2015.
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Dickey's Barbecue Pit Launches Sausage Nationwide at Walmart

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  What better way to celebrate May, National Barbecue Month, than to attend the Grand Opening of the new Dickey’s Barbecue Pit in Riverview Town Center, which kicked off on Thursday, April 28, with a
  series of fun events and tasty giveaways for barbecue lovers of all ages.
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  “I’m excited to share my passion for barbecue with the residents of Riverview,” said Darryl Sookoonsingh, franchise owner and operator of the new Dickey’s Barbecue Pit in Riverview.  “I felt
  Riverview was missing out on Dickey’s down-home experience with slow-smoked meats and a family-friendly environment.”
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  Dickey’s Barbecue Pit Grand Opening specials will continue on through May, including the chance for three lucky patrons to win free barbecue for a year. Doors opened on Thirsty Thursday and
  continued into Philanthropy Friday, with gift cards awarded to guests who donated to Dickey’s charitable foundation, Barbecue, Boots &amp; Badges, which supports first responders and their
  families. Saturday was Singer-Songwriter Saturday, with live music from local band Rusty Coconut.
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  Owner Sookoonsingh said his restaurant experience dates back to his own Trinidadian restaurant in George Town, Grand Cayman, prior to his enlistment into the U.S. Army.  “I fell in love with
  Dickey’s post-service in North Dakota,” said Sookoonsingh, who now resides with his wife Angela in Riverview.
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  “We are steadily growing our presence in the Sunshine State,” said Roland Dickey Jr., CEO of Dallas-based Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurants, considered the nation’s largest barbecue chain. Dickey’s
  Barbecue was founded in 1941 by Travis Dickey with authentic slow-smoked barbecue that still lives up to the company motto: “We Speak Barbecue.”
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  The family-run barbecue franchise offers a selection of smoked meats, homestyle sides and tangy barbecue sauce and has now expanded to more than 540 locations in 43 states. 
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  The Dickey’s Riverview Town Center store is at 10463 Gibsonton Drive in Riverview.  For more information, call  813-333-1773.
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Florida Native Opens New Dickey’s Barbecue Pit in Riverview

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  A new Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is opening in West Mobile Wednesday, and will be hosting a fundraiser Friday for a local law enforcement officer injured in the line of duty.
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  The restaurant is taking donations in the store Friday. The new location is at the corner of Airport Boulevard and Schillinger Road.
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  Dickey's is hosting the fundraiser for Barbecue Boots and Badges. BB&amp;B is donating 100 percent of their proceeds and 100 percent of in store donations to MCLEA.
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  According to the website, BB&amp;B is "a foundation committed to leaving a footprint on the communities we serve by providing funding and resources to law enforcement, firefighters and their
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  As a part of BB&amp;B, law enforcement or firefighters receive 50 percent off if they go to any Gulf Coast Dickey’s Barbecue in uniform.
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  Veterans receive 10 percent off if they present an ID card.
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Dickey's Barbecue in West Mobile Raises Funds for Injured Officer

From <a href="http://www.restaurantbusinessonline.com/news/dickeys-latest-more-takeout-less-catering?utm_source=SilverpopMailing&amp;utm_medium=email&amp;utm_campaign=RB%20Daily%2004-21-2016%20(1)&amp;utm_content=&amp;spMailingID=51206626&amp;spUserID=MTU0MDY1MzYyMjkzS0&amp;spJobID=902700820&amp;spReportId=OTAyNzAwODIwS0" target="_blank">Restaurant Business</a>:
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  The Dickey’s barbecue chain is marketing a batch of meals this spring as middle-ground options falling between garden-variety takeout and catering orders.
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  The packaged meals are aimed at customers who want more than a regular carryout meal, but not enough to justify a full-fledged party-sized platter or bulk order. 
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  Dickey’s is offering three sizes. The Picnic Pack is intended to feed two to four people, with a pound of meat, two sides and four rolls. The Family Pack promises to feed four to six people, who
  can pick two one-pound servings of meat, three sides and six rolls. The largest option is the XL Family Pack, with three one-pound servings of meat, four sides and eight rolls, or what Dickey’s
  says is enough food for six to eight people.
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  All are sold with a pint of barbecue sauce, plus pickles and onions.
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  The chain is touting the suitability of the packaged meals for such occasions as family reunions, graduation parties and picnics. It also suggests that the bundled orders are an easy way to eat at
  home without having to fire up the oven.
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Dickey's Latest: More Than Takeout, Less Than Catering

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  Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is offering three sizes of Family Packs to ring in springtime, the season of picnics, graduation parties, and family reunions. Family Packs are also a great option for home
  meals during the week, taking the hassle out of the evening with a hot and ready meal.
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  Guests can order a Picnic Pack to feed two to four people, which includes one pound of meat, two sides, and four buttery rolls. Family Packs feed four to six people and include a choice of two
  meats (one pound each), three sides, and six rolls. For a larger gathering, the XL Family Pack offers three meats, four sides, and eight rolls to feed six to eight people. All packs include a pint
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  Family packs can be ordered online or in-store. Dickey’s also offers several catering options for larger gatherings. In addition to Dickey’s signature menu items, Dickey’s also offers 24-count
  platters of either Pulled Pork Sliders or Street Tacos to add to any catering order.
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  “Dickey’s is proud to offer delicious barbecue to groups of any size,” says Roland Dickey Jr., CEO of Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurants Inc. “Our Family Packs are a popular item for families and
  gatherings, and serve as a great option for weekday meals or special occasions.”
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QSR: Dickey's Rings in Spring with Three Sizes of Family Packs

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NBC Tucson: Owner/Operator Dave Wirth featured on NBC Tucson

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  After Burgers, Fries and Cherry Pies left its location on Wadley Avenue near Loop 250 last year, Dickey’s expanded 10 feet into the space in mid-January, adding about 25 seats to its busy west
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  The remaining space has been leased by Fresh Fit Meals, which plans to open its first Midland location by the end of summer, according to General Manager Derrick Jernigan.
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  Jernigan said the company signed its lease about two months ago but had planned for a Midland expansion since it opened in Odessa in January 2015.
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  “We’ve always looked at expanding,” Jernigan said. “At about the time we opened (the Odessa) store, we were looking to move to Midland.”
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  Fresh Fit Meals offers “chef-inspired cuisine on the go,” according to the company’s website. Customers can choose their meals from a refrigerated case, heat and serve at their leisure. Meals are
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  “(In Midland), we’re going to have a hot service line, so you’ll be able to get hot sandwiches and wraps,” Jernigan said. “We’ll still have the same meals that we have here. We’ll have a cooler
  where people can go in and pick their meals. Pretty much the same process.”
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  Fresh Fit Meals is open to the public, but it also offers partnerships with corporate clients.
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  Companies can partake in the Corporate Wellness Program, a co-pay program that encourages healthier eating. Jernigan said the program helps keep employees happier, more energetic and cuts down on
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Midland Reporter-Telegram: Dickey’s set to expand

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  contained four stores, which are slated to open in Indio, Moreno Valley, and Redlands, California. The new agreement adds eight stores to the existing four-store deal. Tucker has extended the
  agreement with the barbecue brand to encompass the northern part of San Diego County, starting in Mira Mesa and extending north. He will also open a new location as far south as National City.
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  Dickey’s Barbecue Pit now has more than 100 stores in California and is rapidly expanding in The Golden State. The new stores will all be opened using Dickey’s new store model, complete with
  sustainable elements such as reclaimed wood throughout the dining room and Dickey’s proprietary blend of wood pellets to be used in the smoker.
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  “The community in La Quinta has wholeheartedly embraced us, and so many people who came during our grand opening have become loyal guests who stop in several times per week,” Tucker says. “We are
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  “Dickey’s has grown rapidly along the West Coast, and we are proud to have dedicated owner-operators such as Michael Tucker who further our brand every day,” says Roland Dickey Jr., CEO of Dickey’s
  Barbecue Restaurants Inc. “The Dickey family congratulates Michael on his development agreement and we look forward to celebrating many grand openings in the future.”
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QSR: Dickey's Signs 12-Store Deal for San Diego Area

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  Dallas family-owned company Dickey’s Barbecue Pit is offering its original smoked Polish sausage, smoked spicy cheddar sausage and hot links in 3,000 Walmart stores nationwide. It will introduce
  the products to additional stores at a later date. Last year, the company also debuted its buttery rolls at United Supermarkets, Jewel-Osco and Brookshire Brothers stores.
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