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1 frictional rest
Автоматика: статическое трение, трение покоя -
2 frictional rest
трение покоя; статическое трениеEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > frictional rest
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3 frictional rest
трение покоя; статическое трение -
4 frictional rest
трение покоя; статическое трениеEnglish-Russian dictionary of machine parts > frictional rest
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5 frictional-rest escapement
Техника: несвободный ходУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > frictional-rest escapement
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6 rest
1) опора; упор; подставка; люнет; стойка || опирать, опираться; подпирать2) суппорт3) покой, состояние покоя; неподвижное состояние || покоиться•- adjustable rest
- apparent rest
- back rest
- ball-turning rest
- centering rest
- compound rest
- compound slide rest
- curve-forming rest
- cutoff rest
- elbow rest
- elevating rest
- fixed rest
- floor rest
- follow rest
- follower rest
- following rest
- foot rest
- forming rest
- frictional rest
- full-swing rest
- hand rest
- hand slide rest
- hand tool rest
- heel rest
- pivoting slide rest
- relative rest
- rest of batch
- rise-and-fall rest
- roller rest
- self-centering rest
- slide rest
- steady rest
- support rest
- T rest
- tee rest
- tool rest
- traveling rest
- turret rest
- turret slide rest
- universal tool rest
- work rest
- work steady restEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > rest
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7 rest
опора; упор; стойка; поддержка; подставка; подпорка; люнет; суппорт; остановка; покой; состояние покоя; неподвижное состояние; невозмущенное состояние; II покоиться; опираться- at rest- bring to rest- rest bar- apparent rest - frictional rest - pivoting slide rest - relative rest - steady rest - travelling rest - work rest -
8 friction
трение
– friction brake
– friction clutch
– friction coefficient
– friction cone
– friction coupling
– friction drag
– friction drive
– friction face
– friction force
– friction gear
– friction mechanism
– friction of motion
– friction of rest
– friction resist
– friction roll
– friction roller
– friction wheel
– frictional force
– frictional resist
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9 energy
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absorbed radiation energy
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absorbed-in-compression energy
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absorbed-in-fracture energy
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acoustic energy
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activation energy of friction
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activation energy
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active energy
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adhesive binding energy
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allowed energy
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alternative energy
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atomic energy
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average photon energy
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band-gap energy
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base-load energy
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base energy
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binding energy
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biomass energy
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bonding energy
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bond energy
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boundary energy
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braking energy
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break-up energy
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brittle fracture energy
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brittle shelf energy
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buoyancy energy
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bus-bar energy
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capillary energy
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charge energy
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Charpy impact energy
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Charpy V-notch shelf energy
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Charpy V-notch energy
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chemical energy
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clean energy
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cohesive binding energy
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cohesive bonding energy
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cohesive energy
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comfort energy
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conduction band energy
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Coulomb energy
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crack closure energy
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crack energy
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crude energy
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cutoff energy
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decay energy
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derived energy
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discharge energy
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disintegration energy
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dissociation energy
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distortion strain energy
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distortion energy
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ductile fracture energy
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elastic strain energy
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elastic energy
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electric energy
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electric field energy
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electrical potential energy
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electrochemical free energy
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electrokinetic energy
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electrolytic dissociation energy
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electromagnetic energy
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electron energy
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electrostatic energy
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embrittling energy
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epithermal energy
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excess energy
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exchange energy
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excitation energy
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exhaust energy
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field energy
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firm energy
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fission energy
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fracture energy
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free energy
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free surface energy
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frictional energy
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fusion energy
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fusion plasma energy
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gap energy
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generating station auxiliary energy
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generating station net output energy
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geokinetic energy
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geothermal energy
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grain-boundary energy
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heat energy
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Helmholtz free energy
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Helmholtz energy
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hole-electron energy
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hydration energy
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hydraulic energy
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hysteresis energy
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impurity ionization energy
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incident energy
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incident solar energy
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input energy
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instantaneous strain energy
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interaction energy
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interface energy
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interfacial energy
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internal energy
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ionization energy
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kinetic energy
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kink energy
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latent energy
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lattice energy
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light energy
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low-grade energy
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luminous energy
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magnetic energy
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magnetic fusion energy
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mechanical energy
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misfit energy
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motional energy
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net energy
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noise energy
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nonfirm energy
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nuclear energy
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off-peak energy
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on-peak energy
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optical energy
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particle energy
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pattern energy
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peak energy
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peel energy
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photon energy
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plastic strain energy
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plastic energy
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portable energy
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potential energy
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pressure energy
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primary energy
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prompt gamma energy
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pulse energy
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pumping energy
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quantum energy
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radiant energy
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radiant pulse energy
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reactive energy
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refuse-to-gas energy
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released energy
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reservoir energy
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resilience energy
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resonance-absorption energy
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rest energy
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run-of-river energy
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seasonal storage energy
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secondary energy
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separation energy
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sideband energy
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soft energy
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solar energy
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sound energy
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specific energy
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spike leakage energy
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stacking fault energy
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stored energy
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strain energy
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stream energy
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sun energy
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surface energy
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thermal energy
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thermoelectric energy
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threshold energy
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tidal energy
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transient energy
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translational energy
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turbulent energy
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turbulent kinetic energy
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upper shelf energy
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up-the-ladder energy
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wake energy
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waste energy
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10 contact
1) контакт; соприкосновение || контактировать; касаться, соприкасаться || контактный; касающийся, соприкасающийся2) контакт; соединение•- antirotational contact
- approach contact
- arcing contact
- auxiliary contact
- back contact
- ball contact
- bank contact
- base contact
- bearing contact
- bodily contact
- braking contact
- break contact
- break-make contact
- bridge contact
- brush contact
- butt contact
- changeover contact with neutral position
- changeover contact
- changeover make-before-break contact
- circuit closing contact
- circuit opening contact
- clip contact
- continuous contact
- control contact
- corner contact
- dead contact
- double contact
- double-throw contact
- double-tooth contact
- dry contact
- early contacts
- earth contact
- earthing contact
- edge board contacts
- edge contact
- elastic contact
- elastic deformation contact
- electrical contact
- face contact
- female contact
- finger contact
- fixed contact
- fixed-point contact
- flank contact
- flanking contact
- flanking tooth contact
- flush contact
- frictional contact
- gas-filled contact
- gear contact
- grinding contact
- grounding contact
- hard contact
- heavy contact
- high-pressure gas-filled contact
- impulse contact
- insulated contact
- interfacial contact
- intimate contact
- involute contact
- laminated contact
- light contact
- limit contact
- line contact
- live contact
- localized tooth contact
- magnetically operated contact
- main contact
- make contact
- make-before-break contact
- make-break contact
- making contact
- male contact
- memory sealed contact
- mercury wetted contact
- metal-to-metal contact
- metering contact
- mid-position contact
- movable contact
- multiple-tooth contact
- needle-pinion contact
- nonbridging contact
- normally closed contact
- normally open contact
- normally opened contact
- one-pair contact
- operating contact
- oscillating contact
- output contact
- passing contact
- phasing contact
- plastic contact
- plug contact
- plunger-type contact
- point contact
- polarized contact
- positive contact
- preliminary contacts
- premature contact
- pressure contact
- printed contact
- progressive contact
- push-button contact
- radius contact
- recombination contact
- rectifying contact
- reed contact
- rest contact
- resting contact
- roller contact
- rolling contact
- rotational contact
- rubbing contact
- sealed contact
- sealed strip contact
- sensitive contact
- sequence contacts
- servo contact
- shut-off contact
- single-tooth contact
- sliding contact
- sparking contact
- spherical contact
- stationary contact
- switch contact
- switching contact
- tactile contacts
- terminal contact
- three-pad contact
- throwable contact
- tool contact
- tool/work contact
- tooth contact
- tooth contacts per minute
- transfer contact
- two-pair contact
- two-point contact
- two-way contact
- vacuum contact
- wetted contact
- wiper-type switch contact
- working contactEnglish-Russian dictionary of mechanical engineering and automation > contact
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