HomeMy WebLinkAbout974939NOTICE OF LIEN
WHEREAS, my name is Inga L. Parsons, and I am of counsel for Greenwood Law, LLC, and I am
a licensed attorney practicing in the State of Wyoming and this Notice is made upon information and belief;
and
WHEREAS, Greenwood Law, LLC represents, LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS, and
WHEREAS, the District Court Judge for the Third Judicial District has entered a Decree of
Divorce in Civil Action No. CV- 2013- 13 -DC, filed on July 8, 2013, that incorporates the terms and
conditions of a Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation, and Support Agreement filed on June 11,
2013, including property settlement wherein paragraph PERSONAL PROPERTY/ VEHICLES/
ACCOUNTS: sub paragraph "e" In lieu of her (LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS) interest in the marital w
home Defendant, PHILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS, shall pay to Plaintiff, LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS,
the sum of a total of $15,000.00 less whatever Plaintiff, LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS, receives for the w
case value of the Allianz life insurance policy for her (LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS) portion 'of the Q U
equity within sixty days of the date of this agreement (it is intended that the Plaintiff shall receive a W z
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WHEREAS, sixty (60) days have passed and LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS to date has not
received any money for the cash value of the Allianz Life insurance policy; and
WHEREAS, sixty (60) days have passed and LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS to date has not
received the remaining money due her for her interest in the marital home; and
WHEREAS, PHILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS owns real property located at 1750 Crow Creek,
Lincoln County, Wyoming, and more particularly described as follows:
Southeast Quarter of the Northwest Quarter, Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter and
Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 4, Township 31 North Range 119 West of the 6
P.M.
WHEREAS, I am attaching herewith Exhibit A, a copy of the Decree of Divorce and Exhibit B, a
copy of the Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation, and Support Agreement, and hereby request that
this Lien be placed against the real property of PHILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS.
DATED this /C/ ��day of January, 2014.
STATE OF WYOMING
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COUNTY OF SUBLETTE
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The foregoing Notice of Lien was acknowledged before me this ('1 day of January, 2014, by
Inga L. Parsons.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN COUNTY, WYOMING
LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS,
Plaintiff,
vs.
PHILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS,
Defendant.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
DECREE OF DIVORCE
FILED
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Civil Action No. CV- 2 013 -13 -DC
JUL 8 2013
KENNETH D. ROBERTSt.
CLERK OF DISTRICT COUR
LINCOLN COUNTY, JUDICIAL DISTRICT p WVQMENG
This matter came before the Court on the Complaint of the Plaintiff. The Plaintiff
did not appear but submitted an Affidavit of Jurisdictional Facts in lieu of such
appearance. The Defendant did not appear but has consented to the entry of the Decree
in this matter in accordance with the Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation, and
Support Agreement which has been filed with this Court. The Court has reviewed the
matters on file herein, including the Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation, and
Support Agreement and being advised in the premises, the Court finds and concludes as
follows:
1. The Plaintiff was a resident of Lincoln County, Wyoming, for more than 60
days preceding the filing of the Complaint.
2. Defendant has been properly served the Complaint within the state of North
Dakota and filed an Acceptance of Service herein on February 20 2013.
3. The parties were married on August 20, 1988, in the county of Spokane,
Spokane, Washington and that they have been married to one another
continuously since that time.
4. The court has subject -matter jurisdiction and personal jurisdiction over the
parties.
5. The parties have two minor children born of this marriage, to wit: CCE, Born
October of 1997, and JME born July of 2004.
6. The parties have entered into a Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation
and Support Agreement which is fair, reasonable, not unconscionable, and in
the best interests of the parties and the minor children. The Agreement should
be adopted and approved by the Court.
7. The parties have personal property and debts which should be divided in
accordance with the terms of the Marital Stipulation, Child Custody,
Visitation, and Support Agreement.
8. Irreconcilable differences exist in the marriage and Plaintiff should be
awarded a Decree of Divorce from the Defendant.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows:
1. Plaintiff, Lena Suzanne Edwards, is hereby granted a divorce from
Defendant, Philip Michael Edwards. The bonds of matrimony existing
between the parties are hereby dissolved.
2. The Marital Stipulation, Child Custody, Visitation, and Support
Agreement is adopted in full and without reservation and all provisions of
such Agreement are hereby incorporated into this Decree of Divorce in
full by reference.
3. The parties are hereby ordered to perform all of the obligations therein
assumed as set forth in said Agreement as if a direct Order from this
Court.
DONE this 0 day of
Approved as to Form:
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Er r abeth Greenwood
Attorney for Plaintiff
Philip Michael Edwards
Defendant
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF LINCOLN COUNTY, WYOMING
LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS,
vs.
PHILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS,
Defendant.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Plaintiff,
MARITAL STIPULATION, CHILD CUSTODY, VISITATION, AND SUPPORT
AGREEMENT
THIS MARITAL STIPULATION AND CHILD CUSTODY, VISITATION, AND
SUPPORT AGREEMENT made and entered into this day, by and between Lena Suzanne
Edwards, hereinafter called "Plaintiff', and Philip Michael Edwards, hereinafter called
"Defendant
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WHEREAS, the parties hereto are Husband and Wife, having been married on August
20, 1988 in Spokane, Washington;
WHEREAS, the Plaintiff has been a resident of Lincoln County, Wyoming for a period
greater than sixty days preceding the filing of this action;
WHEREAS, Defendant and Plaintiff have two minor children, to wit: CCE, born
October of 1997, and JME born July of 2004;
WHEREAS, with respect to matters relating to child care, custody, control and support,
the Parties have decided and agreed upon the following:
FILED
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Civil Action No. CV-2013-13-Dg 1
JUN 1 1 2.013
KENNETH D. ROBERTS
CLERK OF DISTRICT COURT
3rd JUDICIAL DISTRICT
OMING
EXHIBIT
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LEGAL CUSTODY
The Plaintiff shall be awarded the sole, care, custody and control of the minor children.
However, both parents shall have the absolute right to access any and all information concerning
the minor children from schools, medical providers, and other typically confidential institutions.
PHYSICAL CUSTODY
Plaintiff shall have primary physical custody of the minor children with Defendant
having reasonable visitation and access to the minor children in accordance with the following
provisions:
VISITATION:
DEFENDANT ODD YEAR: The Defendant shall have the following holiday visitation odd
numbered years, and Plaintiff shall have them in even numbered years:
a. Easter /Spring Break: Easter /spring school vacation commencing the day school
recesses for the vacation at the time school recesses for the vacation and concluding
at 5:00 p.m. on the day before school resumes in the district where the minor children
reside.
b. Birthdays: The minor children on their birthdays if feasible given the distance
between them.
c_ First part of Christmas holiday: Beginning after school on the day that school
recesses for the Christmas holidays until halfway through the Christmas holiday, but
in no event earlier than the 27 of December.
DEFENDANT EVEN YEAR: The Defendant shall have the following holiday visitation in
even numbered years, and Plaintiff shall have them in odd numbered years:
a. Thanksgiving: After school on the Wednesday of the holiday weekend and ending on the
Sunday after Thanksgiving Day at 5:00 p.m. with the visitation concluding at 5:00 p.m.
the day before school resumes.
b. Second part of Christmas/New Years holiday: Beginning halfway through the
Christmas holiday beginning at 8:00 a.m. on the midpoint day or in any event no earlier
than the 27 of December, continuing until the school resumes in the district where the
minor children reside;
SUMMER VACATION: Defendant is entitled to a minimum of six weeks of visitation with the
minor children during the summer to be agreed and arranged between the parties dependent upon
Defendant's work schedule, the activities of the 15 year old and the younger minor. It is
understood that CCE is of an age where demands upon her schedule are different than the
younger child and the Defendant should discuss his visitation with her directly. Defendant shall
have continuous summer visitation with the youngest minor child beginning the Saturday
following dismissal from school for the summer until four weeks before the school term begins
for 'the fall term. Plaintiff shall then enjoy the four weeks preceding the beginning of the school
year for her summer visitation. During the continuous summer visitation of either party, should
one or the other parent have a special occasion or be in the vicinity of the minor children, the
custodial parent shall attempt to accommodate the visiting parent's request to spend time with
the minor children.
SPECIAL VISITATION: Defendant is aware that Plaintiff will be relocating to Alaska where
the parties used to live and therefore he is particularly aware of the distance from Wyoming,
where he lives, North Dakota, where he works, and Alaska where the Plaintiff will be relocating.
The parties shall work together to make other visitation available for the Defendant and the
minor children in accordance with the reality of time, distance, expense, and schedules.
OTHER VISITS: At such other reasonable times as the Parties may agree which shall be
subject to reasonable notice and scheduling.
WEEKEND VISITATION: Defendant shall have the right to weekend visitation on an
alternating basis if he is able to exercise such right beginning after school at the end of the week
and ending on the day before school resumes at 5:00 p.m.
TRANSPORTATION: Defendant agrees to be responsible for all costs of transportation to
exercise his visitation for the children and himself with the exception of the summer visitation
which Plaintiff will split the cost of the airfare for the minor children for the summer visitation
with Defendant.
HOLIDAYS: Holiday visitation shall take precedence over normal weekly alternating and shall
be determined based upon the schedule in the district where the children reside.
CHANGES: The Parties may informally agree to changes or variations in the established
schedule but such informal changes must be agreed to by both Parties and shall not be otherwise
enforceable nor shall the same affect any rights to or obligations of child support unless and until
reduced to an order of this Court.
NON WAIVER: If the Parties are unable to exercise any of their weekday, weekend, summer
or holiday visitation because of their respective work schedule or other reason, both Parties
understand that the other party is not waiving future weekday, weekend, summer or holiday
visitation.
COMMUNICATION RESPECT: Plaintiff and Defendant shall confer from time to time
with respect to the welfare of the minor children, and particularly as to educational, health, and
COMPUTATION OF BASIC SUPPORT OBLIGATIONS (2 CHILD): Wyoming Statute §20 -2 -304
1.
Mother's Imputed Net Monthly Income:
$1200.00
2.
Father's Net Monthly Income:
$8679.00
3.
Combined Net Monthly Income:
$9879.00
4.
Basic Joint Support Obligation of the Parents:
$1854.00
5.
Mother's Proportionate Share: (Line 1 /Line 3)( Line 4)
12%
6.
Father's Proportionate Share: (Line 2 /Line 3)( Line 4)
88%
7.
Father's Support Obligation
$1629.00
SUPPORT DUE BY FATHER
CHILD SUPPORT:
disciplinary matters of a substantial nature. Furthermore, each Party shall at all times endeavor
to maintain in their children's respect and affection for the other Party, and neither of the Parties
shall, either through actions, written or spoken word, cause the children to lose respect or
affection toward the other Party, and the Parties shall at all times cast each other in the most
favorable light before the children.
a. PRESUMPTIVE SUPPORT: The presumptive child support for the parties'
child with Wife having primary physical custody is as follows:
b. DEVIATION FROM PRESUMPTIVE SUPPORT: The parties are not
deviating from the presumptive child support.
c. FUTURE SUPPORT: The parties shall exchange tax returns on a yearly
basis on the anniversary date of the entry of the Decree of Divorce in this
matter.
i. TIME OF PAYMENTS: Child Support payments shall begin on the 1St
day of June and shall continue to be paid on the first day of the month
thereafter, until further order of the court;
ii. CONTINUATION OF CHILD SUPPORT: Child Support shall
continue during Minor Children's minority, and beyond it if the child has
a mental, emotional, or physical impairment preventing emancipation, or
while the child is attending high school or an equivalent program as a full
time student between the ages of 18 and 20. Child Support shall terminate
if, during the child's minority, the child marries, is emancipated, becomes
self-supporting or dies.
iii. PLACE OF PAYMENT: Child Support payments shall be paid to the
following address:
Clerk of District Court
P.O. Box 510
Kemmerer, WY 83101
iv. ENFORCEMENT: Wyo.Stat. §20 -2 -13 provides that any installment of
child support not paid when due shall automatically become a judgment
against the obligated parent. Wyo.Stat. §20- 2 -13(b) makes an automatic
judgment subject to a ten percent (10 late penalty if it is not paid within
thirty-two (32) days. Also, Wyoming law provides that if child support
becomes delinquent in an amount equal to or greater than one month's
obligation a notice will be issued to employers and others who may owe
money to the obligated parent; a percentage of the obligated parent's
wages and other income could be withheld and submitted to the Clerk of
this Court to be applied toward child support obligations.
v. The parties have agreed that the child support shall continue unabated
throughout the year and in the amount herein until the youngest child
reaches majority age, unless deceased or otherwise emancipated.
2 MEDICAL INSURANCE PAYMENTS AND EXPENSES: It is agreed that Husband shall
provide and maintain medical and hospitalization insurance covering the minor children of
the parties, and that Husband and Wife shall each pay one -half of all out -of- pocket medical,
hospital, dental, drug, optical and orthodontia expenses not covered by insurance or included
in the deductible.
a. PROOF: Proof of insurance coverage shall be submitted to the other Party
and to the Clerk of this Court within sixty (60) days after the entry of this
order (Wyo.Stat.Ann §20 -2 -401) and shall contain, at a minimum, the
following:
i. The name of the insurer;
ii. The policy number;
iii. The address to which all claims should be mailed;
iv. A description of any restrictions on usage, such as pre approval for
hospital admission, and the manner in which to obtain pre
approval;
v. A description of all deductibles; and
vi. Two (2) copies of claim forms.
b. CHANGES: Husband shall provide written notice to the Clerk of this Court
and the other parent if insurance coverage for the children is denied, revoked,
or altered in any way that would affect the children's coverage, including any
changes relating to the information required above.
c. FAILURE TO PROVIDE INSURANCE: The Court may hold a parent in
contempt for refusing to provide the ordered insurance or for failing or
refusing to provide the information required above. In addition, if either
parent fails to provide insurance or proof of insurance as required by this
Agreement, the other parent may provide such insurance and the parent who
was supposed to shall be responsible to pay to the other parent the cost of such
insurance plus the cost that parent had to pay for collection, including
reasonable attorney's fees.
d UNCOVERED MEDICAL EXPENSES: The parents, Wife and Husband,
shall each pay 1 /2 (50 of all out-of-pocket medical, hospital, dental, drug,
optical and orthodontia expenses not covered by insurance or included in the
deductible.
3. CHANGE OF EMPLOYMENT STATUS: So long as there is a child support obligation,
each parent shall notify the other parent and the Clerk of this Court, in writing, on forms
available from the Court, within fifteen (15) days of any change in employment, including
second jobs, changed employers, starting or ending unemployment compensation, and
starting or ending of worker's compensation, or any other change in income.
4. CHANGE OF ADDRESS: So long as there is a child support obligation, if either parent
plans to change his or her address, that parent must notify the other parent and the Clerk of
this Court, in 'writing, on forms available from the Clerk of this Court, no later than fifteen
(15) days prior to the day of the move, the destination of the move and the proposed move
date.
5. CHANGE OF HOME CITY OR STATE OF RESIDENCE: Either Party who plans to
change their home city or state of residence must give written notice, thirty (30) days prior
to the move, to both the other parent and to the Clerk of this Court, stating the date and
destination of the move. The parties acknowledge that they are both aware of the Plaintiff's
impending move to Alaska and that she will provide her address to the Clerk of the District
Court and the Defendant within fifteen (15) days of acquiring her new residence.
6. INCOME TAX DEDUCTION: The Plaintiff shall receive the tax deductions for both
minor children throughout their minority status and the time frame wherein they are entitled
to receive such treatment.
7. LIFE INSURANCE: Defendant agrees to provide life insurance on his life with the minor
children as beneficiaries in an amount not less than $250,000.00 and identifying the Plaintiff
as Trustee of said insurance if the Defendant becomes deceased during the time the youngest
child is still of an age and circumstance where the Defendant is still paying child support.
Defendant shall provide to the Plaintiff proof of said insurance including a copy of the policy
and annual payments demonstrating that the policy is still in effect.
ALIMONY
The Plaintiff dropped out of the work force early on in the marriage to care for the
Defendant and their minor children and is in need of financial support from the Defendant for a
period of time in order to obtain the tools to pursue employment. Therefore, Defendant shall pay
to Plaintiff alimony in the amount of $1500.00 a month for a period of five years beginning on
the 1S day of June, 2013 and ending on the 1 day of May, 2018 unless the Plaintiff remarries or
cohabitates with another for a sufficient period of time to establish a common law marriage.
TAXES
The parties have filed joint tax returns throughout their marriage. If either party receives
a notice from the Federal Government regarding their tax filing they are to advise the other party
immediately. If there is a deficiency in any taxes owed during the time the parties were married,
the Defendant shall pay that deficiency. If there is any refund due and owing that has not already
been paid, then the Defendant shall receive that refund.
REAL PROPERTY
The Defendant shall receive the marital home located at 1750 Crow Creek, Fairview, WY
83119 and he will assume all indebtedness relating to that real property and hold the Plaintiff
harmless from all liability associated therefrom.
PERSONAL PROPERTY/VEHICLES /ACCOUNTS
PLAINTIFF:
1. Plaintiff shall be awarded as.her sole and separate personal property, free and clear of all
claims or demands of the Defendant, all property currently held by her and in her possession,
except as identified and specifically noted herein, subject to all outstanding indebtedness thereon,
which indebtedness Plaintiff shall assume, pay and hold Defendant harmless from payment
therefor, including, but not limited to, to -wit:
a. Plaintiffs personal belongings, clothing, goods and effects;
b. All household furniture, fixtures and equipment in Plaintiffs possession;
c. 2002 GMC Yukon, VIN1GKEK13Z12J296230;
d. All of the cash value of the life insurance policy with Allianz;
e. In lieu of her interest in the marital home Defendant shall pay to Plaintiff the sum
of a total of $15,000.00 less whatever Plaintiff receives for the cash value of the
Allianz life insurance policy for her portion of the equity within sixty days of the
date of this agreement and further Defendant agrees to refinance the loan
associated with said real estate and remove Plaintiff's name from it within ninety
days of the date of the Decree in this matter; (it is intended that the Plaintiff shall
receive a total of $15,000.00 cash between the equity and the life insurance.)
f. All other personal property belonging specifically to Plaintiff including but not
limited to: jewelry, clothes, hobby items, and other personal property; and
g. Defendant agrees to travel to Alaska every year in the summer during the
minority age of his youngest child and put meat and fish in the freezer for the
Plaintiff and the minor children unless Plaintiff remarries or cohabitates with
someone sufficient to establish a common law marriage.
2. Plaintiff will pay and hold the Defendant harmless from all debt associated with the
personal property she is receiving in this agreement including but not limited to
a. Business Card XXXX5407;
DEFENDANT:
1. Defendant shall be awarded as his sole and separate personal property, free and
clear of all claims or demands of Plaintiff, the following described personal property, subject to
all outstanding indebtedness thereon, which indebtedness Defendant shall assume and pay and
hold Plaintiff harmless from payment thereof, to -wit:
a) Defendant's personal belongings, accounts, checking and savings, and
otherwise, clothing, goods and effects now in his possession.
b) 1999 Freightliner, VIN 1FV2GJBCXXHA36805;
c) 1993 3 Axle 5 Wheel big Trailer, VIN 4BMFH2536P1101075;
d) 2009 Heartland Cyclone 5 Wheel, VIN 5SFGF40379E050244;
e) Snowmobile Trailer AK7856;
f) 2012 Razor, VIN4Xaxt9ealcb597977;
g) Three horses;
h) Traps;
i) Tools;
j) Skidoo Snowmobile;
k) Pro X 440 Snowmobile;
I) Blaster Four Wheeler;
m) Can Am Four Wheeler;
n) The remaining furniture in house once Plaintiff moves including one half
of the youngest child's bunk bed; and
o) Any and all of Defendant's guns.
2. The Defendant will pay and hold the Plaintiff harmless from all debt associated
with the personal and real property he is receiving in this Agreement including but not
limited to:
a) Any debt held exclusively in Defendant's name;
b) Mortgage on the marital home held with Chase XXXX3040;
c) Chase x.0363;
d) Discover XXX0(2340;
e) Chase XXXX9829;
f) Sears XXX X7099;
g) Bank of America XXXX0614;
h) Capitol One XXXX5969;
i) Wells Fargo XXXX3358;
j) Star Valley Medical Clinic )00(1(6865;
k) Shefield X0848;
1) AK USA XXXX2854;
m) HSBC Retail Services =4765;
n) Any other debt the Defendant has incurred that Plaintiff is unaware of;
4. Both parties have had the opportunity to retain legal representation in this matter
and Defendant acknowledges that Plaintiffs attorney has drafted this Agreement and that he has
had the opportunity to have it reviewed by counsel of his choice and both parties agree that they
shall be responsible for their own attorney fees.
5. The parties shall execute and deliver all instruments, documents, deeds,
automobile titles and/or trailer titles, as may be reasonable and necessary to effectuate the full
intent and meaning of this Agreement.
6. This Stipulation and Agreement is intended and shall be a full and complete
property settlement between the parties and neither party shall make any property claims against
the other except as provided and set forth herein.
7. In the event a divorce is granted to the Plaintiff in said divorce action, it is agreed
by the parties that this Agreement shall be entered with the other pleadings in this case and
submitted to the Court and incorporated in any Decree to be entered by it; and the parties agree
to abide by and obey any such decree that may be entered.
8. The parties acknowledge that the provisions herein made are adequate and
reasonable and satisfactory to them. Accordingly, they accept the same in lieu of and in full and
final settlement and satisfaction of any and all claims and rights that they may now or hereafter
have against each other personally or against their respective estates.
9. No modification or waiver of any of the terms hereof shall be valid unless in
writing and signed by both of the parties. No waiver of any breach hereof or default hereunder
shall be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach or default of the same or similar nature.
10. The parties respectively acknowledge that each has read and understood this
Agreement, and with such knowledge and understanding, each has executed this Agreement
freely and voluntarily.
11. Both parties further acknowledge that there has been full disclosure on their part
regarding all assets and liabilities relevant in this matter and failure to disclose any such assets or
liabilities shall be grounds for re- opening this matter as it relates to the non- disclosed issue.
12. In the event either party violates the terms of this Agreement or any Decree
entered by the Court in this matter, the violating party agrees to pay the reasonable attorney fees
and costs incurred by the other patty in enforcing his or her rights hereunder.
13. No modification or waiver of any of the terms hereof shall be valid unless in
writing and signed by both of the parties. No waiver of any breach hereof or default hereunder
shall be deemed a waiver of any subsequent breach or default of the same or similar nature.
14. This Agreement constitutes the entire understanding of the parties. They are
making no representation or warranties other than those expressly made herein.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties set their hands and seals to this Agreement.
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STATE OF WYOMING
COUNTY OF LINCOLN
Witness my h. Id and official seal:
Witness my hand and official seal:
LENA SUZANNE EDWARDS
''HILIP MICHAEL EDWARDS
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