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OYAMA KARATE DO KYOKUSHINKAI KAN ACADEMY KYOKUSHIN-KAN INTERNATIONAL KARATE ORGANIZATION

Malaysia Honbu: No.2B, Jalan 19/36 46300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia.

Telephone: 018-2199268/ +6016 3898958 Web: www.karate.com.my Email: [email protected]

Table of Contents INVITATION ................................................................................................................................................ 2

2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament CATEGORY .............................. 4

Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup 2015 CATEGORY ............................................................. 5

FEE .............................................................................................................................................................. 5

Contact details ........................................................................................................................................... 7

Location Map ............................................................................................................................................. 8

Hotel accommodation ............................................................................................................................. 10

MEDICAL CERTIFICATION ........................................................................................................................ 11

Registration Form .................................................................................................................................... 12

FAQ ........................................................................................................................................................... 13

ITINERARY ................................................................................................................................................ 14

Rules and Regulations (Adults) .............................................................................................................. 15

Rules & Regulations (Children) ............................................................................................................... 19

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INVITATION

Dear Shihan or Sensei, Official Invitation For The 2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament / Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup 2015 As with the title above, we will be organizing the 2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament / Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup 2015 on 12th-13th September 2015 and we would like to invite you to participate in this upcoming tournament. 2. Being an OPEN tournament with Kyokushin Karate rules, local and international participants of other disciplines of martial arts are invited and welcome to participate. Every participation will be greatly appreciated to promote understanding, foster friendships and respect between countries and disciplines.





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3. There will be a total of 8 categories open to all local and international participants. The categories are as follows: (Participants must meet a minimum of 3 criteria (eg: weight, height and age) to be placed in each category. Organizer reserves the right to place participants in categories for safety and fairness purpose)





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2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament

CATEGORY

Code Categories Weight Height Age Fight experience

Kyu Round duration

YM1 Youth male Division A

Less than 35kg

Less than 1.1 metre

Less than 10 y.o

Less than 3

6th kyu or lower

1 minutes if draw, another 1 min

YM2 Youth male Division B

More than 35kg

More than 1.1m

More than 10 y.o

Less than 3

6th kyu or higher

Same as above

YM3 Youth male Division C

More than 45kg

More than 1.1m

More than 10 y.o

More than 3

6th kyu or higher


YF Youth female Less than 45kg

Less than 1.2m

Less than 12 y.o

Less than 3 6th kyu or lower


CF Cadet female More than 45kg

More than 1.2 m

More than 12 y.o

More than 3

6th kyu or higher


AM1 Adult male lightweight amateur

Less than 70kg

More than 18 y.o

Less than 3 7th kyu or lower






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Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup 2015

CATEGORY

The champion for category AM1 and AM2 will meet each other to fight for Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup

AM1 and AM2 are limited to 8 fighters per category.

Code Categories Weight Height Age Fight experience

Kyu Round duration

AM2 Adult male Light weight

Less than 70kg

More than 18y.o

More than 5

5th kyu or higher


AM3 Adult male Heavy weight

More than 70kg

More than 18y.o

More than 5

5th kyu or higher

Same as above

Finals (1st and 2nd place fight) will be round duration + 1 minute (eg if round duration is 2 minutes, then finals duration will be 3 minutes

There will be no allowances for underweight or overweight participants within their category during weigh in on registration day. A second weigh in on tournament day will be conducted to ensure the weights, any exceedance then will result in either category change or disqualification. 4. The participation fee as follows:

Participation fee Malaysian adult - RM80 Malaysia children - RM60 Foreigner adult/children - USD50 Payments are in CASH only. Each participant will be awarded with a certificate of participation as a token of appreciation. Payments are to be made on the registration day, 11 September 2015 (Friday), before the tournament. Participants are also required to bring a medical letter to certify them being fit to participate. A medical letter template can be found together in the e-mail attached.

5. Venue: The tournament will be held at Brem Mall. The address of Brem Mall is Brem Mall,





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Jalan Kepong, 52000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The GPS coordinates are: Lat: 3.2045187 Long:101.66730819999998. Directions from Lebuhraya Damansara Puchong (LDP) to Brem Mall can be found at the end of this letter. 6. Please find attached together with the invitation letter, the participant's registration & non-liability form and Rules and Regulations in this email. The forms are to be filled by participants and emailed to [email protected] . The closing date for registration is 21st August 2015. 7. Participants are also required to register and weigh in on 11th September 2015 (Friday) 12pm - 4pm. Venue of registration and weigh in will be advised later (please check our facebook page). 8. For future updates on the tournament, please refer to the public page of the 2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament / Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup

2015 : https://www.facebook.com/kyokushin2015. If you have any further enquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] for any clarifications.


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Contact details

[email protected] [email protected]

[email protected] (Lex Hooi) +6016 3898 958 +6016 3898 958

+6018 2199 268 +6016 3898 958

www.facebook.com/kyokushin2015






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Thank you and we look forward to your participation and support. Osu! Sincerely, Cdr Shihan Michael Ding Soon Ming AMN PK PJK PPA Kyokushin-kan International Karate Organization Malaysia

Location Map





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Taxi Services

Provided below are taxi companies number to contact:

1) Sunlight Cab: 1300 80 222 2) Public Cab : +603 6259 2020 3) Blue Cab : +6018 2583 222 / +6013 2583 222





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MyTeksi: Book a Taxi If you have an internet connection on your mobile, you can download and use MyTeksi: Book a Taxi to call for a taxi. The application is available to both Android and iOS mobile users.

Hotel accommodation

Below are hotel accommodations that are nearby Brem Mall: Accommodation is NOT sponsored and should be paid by participants.

Crystal Crown Hotel :(http://www.crystalcrown.com.my/kualalumpur/)

Crystal Crown Hotel - Kuala Lumpur No.3, Jalan Jambu Mawar

Off Jalan Kepong 52000 Kuala Lumpur

Malaysia. Tel : 603-6259 4422 Fax : 603-6259 3322





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MEDICAL CERTIFICATION

I hereby deem, ________________, __________________(passport number / NRIC), in a healthy condition and fit to participate in the 2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament. __________________________ ___________________________ Participant Signature Medical Clinic stamp / Signature ( ) ( ) *please print multiple copies depending on the number of your participant





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Registration Form

2nd Malaysia Open Kyokushin-kan Karate Bare Knuckle Tournament / Karate Bare Knuckle Dato Khoo Chai Kaa Cup 2015

Participation Fee: Malaysian adult - RM80, Malaysia children - RM60, Foreigner adult/children - USD50

Name of Organization / Association: ____________________________________________ Name: _________________________________ Date of Birth: ______________________ N.R.I.C / Passport No.: ____________________ Email: ____________________________ Height (CM):____________ Weight (KG): ______________ Sex: M / F Address: ____________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________ Years of experience: _______________________ Martial Art Style: __________________ Category Code (refer to table):______________ Tournament Experience: Current Medical Condition (if applicable): 1)_______________________________ 1)_______________________________________ 2)_______________________________ 2)_______________________________________ 3)_______________________________ 3)_______________________________________ Emergency Contact Name: __________________ Ph.: ___________________

I, _______________________, hereby accept as a condition of my entry to this tournament, waive all and any claim, right or cause of action which I might otherwise have for or arising out of loss of life and injury, damage or loss of any description which I may suffer in the course of as a consequence upon my entry or participation in this tournament. This waiver, release and discharge shall be and operate separately in favour of all person involved or otherwise in promoting or organizing this event. The committee reserves the right to refuse any entry, before, during and after which might cause adverse to the tournament. I will abide by the rules and regulations of the 2nd MALAYSIA OPEN KYOKUSHIN BARE KNUCKLE TOURNAMENT.

Signed: _____________________________ ________________________________ Participant Guardian (if less than 18 years old)

Date: _______________________________ *please print multiple copies depending on the number of your participant





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FAQ

1) Who is the tournament registration open to? The tournament registration is open to all LOCAL MARTIAL ARTISTS and INTERNATIONAL KYOKUSHIN practitioners. 2) I'm an international but not practicing Kyokushin, can I still join? Unfortunately no, as registration is open to INTERNATIONAL KYOKUSHIN practitioners. 3) I'm an international studying/working in Malaysia, which category do I fall under? The category you will fall under is international. You will represent your country, you must be a Kyokushin member and must represent an organization to participate. 4) What do you mean by “Bare Knuckle Tournament”? It means competitors will not be wearing protective equipment besides a groin guard (Men mandatory) and chest guard (Women mandatory) with / without a mouthguard. Competitors will fight by Kyokushin rules with no pulled strikes. 5) Will children not be wearing protective equipments? The previous question only applies to adults. Children will be wearing protective equipments (head guard, gloves, arm guard, groin guard and shin guard) when they compete. 6) When is the registration deadline? The registration deadline will be on the 30th August 2015.





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ITINERARY

11th Sept 2015 (Fri) Time Activity Venue 12:00 – 4:00pm Registration & weigh in TBC (check Facebook page) 4:00 – 5:00 pm Referee refresher & seminar TBC (check Facebook page) 12th Sept 2015 (Sat) Time Activity Venue 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Rules briefing

Team manager’s meeting Brem Mall, Kepong

3:30pm – 8:00pm Kyokushin seminar / demo Children, female & amateur category kumite Prize giving for children category

13th Sept 2015 (Sun) Time Activity Venue 3:00 pm – 3:30 pm Team manager’s meeting Brem Mall, Kepong 3:30pm – 8:00pm Adult category kumite

Prize giving for Adult category





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Rules and Regulations (Adults)

1. As of the nature of this tournament is bare knuckle, there will be no protective equipments to be worn during each bout except for groin guard (mandatory), chest guard (women only, mandatory) and mouthguard (optional, at your own risk). 2. Participants of their own discipline to wear their respective uniforms to represent their own martial art discipline. If the participant's discipline does not have an upper attire, it is mandatory to wear a shirt. 3. The organizing committee reserves the right to merge categories if the number of participants in a category does not reach a satisfactory number. 4. In elimination competitions (yosen) the base time of bout (honsen) is 2 minutes. In case of tie the extension time (enchosen) equal to 2 minutes shall be assigned. If the tie repeats, the weighing shall be announced, and the competitor inferior to the opponent in weight shall be declared the winner. Finals bout for the Adult category is 3 minutes. 5. Taking into account the number of competitors and conditions of holding the competitions, competition organizers may shorten or extend the base time of bout (honsen). 6. Timing of bout shall begin from the moment of the referee’s command «Hajime!» («Begin!»). The duration of bout is measured by the timekeeper (tokeigakari), who is a member of the Executive Committee of the Championship. Even if a competitor loses his consciousness during the bout, or the bout stops for any other reason, the timekeeper may not stop measuring the duration of bout by his own decision without a relevant signal from the referee.

Rules Violations 1. The following shall be considered as the Rule violations: a) Punches, hands and elbow strikes to the face. In some cases even finger touches to the face may be considered as the violation. However the imitation of strikes to the face is allowed; b) Punches, hands and elbow strikes to the throat, sides or back of the neck; c) Strikes to the groin; e) Attacking fallen opponent; f) Strikes to the spine; g) Attacks from the position with head set to opponent; h) Hooking (Grabbing) the opponent’s neck, head and shoulder. i) Grasping/Grabbing/Holding opponent’s uniform, hands or legs;





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j) Pushes (oshi) to the body and shoulders with palms, forearms or fists; k) Attacks of knee joints. AWARDING CLEAR VICTORY (IPPON GACHI) 1. Clear victory (ippon gachi) shall be declared for an effective fist or elbow strike or a kick delivered to any body zone allowed by the Rules, which brought the opponent to the floor and put him into knockdown lasting more than 3 seconds, or which became the reason why the opponent lost his desire to continue fighting for more than 3 seconds. AWARDING HALF POINT (WAZA ARI) 1. For a fist or elbow strike, or a kick delivered to any body zone allowed by the Rules, which brought the opponent to the floor and put him into knock down, if the opponent stood up less than in 3 seconds after the strike or for a strike, after which the opponent kept standing but temporarily lost his desire for fighting or lost balance; 2. For the timely, clear and technically correct marking (without actual contact) of the final strike by straight downward fist punch (gedanzuki) to the opponent knocked down to the floor, for example, by leg sweep (ashikake). The final straight downward fist strike (gedanzuki) shall be delivered with clear fixation of the fist in final position of the punch, so that judges could assure themselves, that the strike was accurate. The final fist strike with quick pulling the striking hand back (hikite), which does not allow judges to be assured that the strike was accurate, cannot be counted. 3.For the timely, clear and technically correct marking (without actual contact) of the final strike by straight downward fist punch (gedanzuki) to the opponent who tried to deliver a kick with deliberate fall (sutemiwaza). In this case the requirements to the gedanzuki are the same, as in subpoint 2; 4. Two half points (waza ari) give in total the clear victory (awasete ippon gachi). PENALTY POINT (GENTEN) 1. The first penalty point (genten ichi) shall be given in the following cases:

a) if a competitor receives the second rebuke (chui ni); b) in case of especially serious violation of the Rules; c) if the referee regards behavior of a competitor during the bout as disrespectful to the opponent or to the judges; the competitor shall be liable for the same acts of his seconds; d) the penalty point (genten) correlates with the half point (wazaari) in this way: penalty point (genten) + the rebuke (chui) = the half point (wazaari).





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2. If a competitor receives the second penalty point (genten ni), it shall entail his disqualification (shikkaku). DISQUALIFICATION (SHIKKAKU) 1. A competitor’s disqualification shall be announced in following cases:

a) if a competitor receives the second penalty point (awasete genten ni); b) if a competitor fails to obey orders of the judges during a bout; c) in case of rude and disrespectful behavior or especially gross violation of the Rules; d) in case of demonstration of exultation (victory celebration pose) after declaration of victory by the decision of the judges (hantei gachi), by the clear victory (ippon gachi) or of awarding to him of the half point (wazaari), that can be considered as the breach of etiquette or demonstration of disrespect to the opponent; e) if a competitor comes to the competition area for a bout more than 1 minute later than the time or does not enter to it at all; f) in case if a competitor’s weight exceeds the limit set for his weight category.

CONSTANT VIGILANCE (ZANSHIN) 1. Having heard whistle of a corner judge pointing to the rule violation (hansoku) or to the exit from the competition area (jogai), the competitor has in no circumstances the right to make by himself / herself decision to stop fighting and relax, losing vigilance. 2. Bout competitor must always obey the referee’s commands. 3. Bout competitor has to maintain vigilance even after the referee’s «Yame!» («Stop!») command. If a competitor loses vigilance (zanshin), allows delivering him a strike and is knocked out, the judges may decide to admit his clear defeat (ippon make). 4. If a bout competitor delivered a strike to his opponent after the referee’s «Yame!» («Stop!») command, in case his opponent preserved the capability to continue fighting, depending on the damage caused to him, the competitor may be punished with disqualification (shikkaku), the penalty point (genten), the rebuke (chui) or an oral warning (keikoku):

a) in case a competitor, having received a strike, was knocked down, got a serious injury, which became the reason for brief loss of consciousness by him, or got an injury, which could influence the further development of bout, even if he raised to his feet, the





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competitor, who delivered the strike, is disqualified (shikkaku); b) in case a competitor, having received a strike, was knocked down, but did not lose consciousness, got a light injury, or only temporarily lost his ability to move, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given the penalty point (genten); c) in case a competitor received a strike, but did not get serious injury, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given the rebuke (chui); d) in case the strike missed the target, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given an oral warning (keikoku).

ARBITRATION 1. If a participant finds a decision or result unfair or unsatisfactory, they may call for a dispute. However, the decision made by the judges after a dispute has been called is final and will not be discussed further. A participant may only call 1 dispute per bout. 2. The fee for each dispute is USD50.





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Rules & Regulations (Children)

1. Headgear will be provided to the competitors during the time of their bout. Gloves, Shinpads, forearm guard and groin guards are mandatory and to be brought by participants themselves. 2. Participants of their own discipline to wear their respective uniforms to represent their own martial art discipline. If the participant's discipline does not have an upper attire, it is mandatory to wear a shirt. 3. The organizing committee reserves the right to merge categories if the number of participants in a category does not reach a satisfactory number. 4. In elimination competitions (yosen) the base time of bout (honsen) is 1 minutes. In case of tie the extension time (enchosen) equal to 1 minutes shall be assigned. If the tie repeats, the weighing shall be announced, and the competitor inferior to the opponent in weight shall be declared the winner. 5. Taking into account the number of competitors and conditions of holding the competitions, competition organizers may extend the base time of bout (honsen) and make it to 1 minutes 30 seconds. 6. Timing of bout shall begin from the moment of the referee’s command «Hajime!» («Begin!»). The duration of bout is measured by the timekeeper (tokeigakari), who is a member of the Executive Committee of the Championship. Even if a competitor loses his consciousness during the bout, or the bout stops for any other reason, the timekeeper may not stop measuring the duration of bout by his own decision without a relevant signal from the referee.





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Rules Violations 1. The following shall be considered as the Rule violations: a) Punches, hands and elbow strikes to the face. In some cases even finger touches to the face may be considered as the violation. However the imitation of strikes to the face is allowed; b) Punches, hands and elbow strikes to the throat, sides or back of the neck; c) Strikes to the groin; e) Attacking fallen opponent; f) Strikes to the spine; g) Attacks from the position with head set to opponent; h) Hooking (Grabbing) the opponent’s neck, head and shoulder. i) Grasping/Grabbing/Holding opponent’s uniform, hands or legs; j) Pushes (oshi) to the body and shoulders with palms, forearms or fists; k) Attacks of knee joints. AWARDING CLEAR VICTORY (IPPON GACHI) 1. Clear victory (ippon gachi) shall be declared for an effective fist or elbow strike or a kick delivered to any body zone allowed by the Rules, which brought the opponent to the floor and put him into knockdown lasting more than 3 seconds, or which became the reason why the opponent lost his desire to continue fighting for more than 3 seconds. AWARDING HALF POINT (WAZA ARI) 1. For a fist or elbow strike, or a kick delivered to any body zone allowed by the Rules, which brought the opponent to the floor and put him into knock down, if the opponent stood up less than in 3 seconds after the strike or for a strike, after which the opponent kept standing but temporarily lost his desire for fighting or lost balance; 2. For the timely, clear and technically correct marking (without actual contact) of the final strike by straight downward fist punch (gedanzuki) to the opponent knocked down to the floor, for example, by leg sweep (ashikake). The final straight downward fist strike (gedanzuki) shall be delivered with clear fixation of the fist in final position of the punch, so that judges could assure themselves, that the strike was accurate. The final fist strike with quick pulling the striking hand back (hikite), which does not allow judges to be assured that the strike was accurate, cannot be counted. 3.For the timely, clear and technically correct marking (without actual contact) of the final strike by straight downward fist punch (gedanzuki) to the opponent who tried to deliver a kick with deliberate fall (sutemiwaza). In this case the requirements to the gedanzuki are the same, as in





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subpoint 2; 4. Two half points (waza ari) give in total the clear victory (awasete ippon gachi). PENALTY POINT (GENTEN) 1. The first penalty point (genten ichi) shall be given in the following cases:

a) if a competitor receives the second rebuke (chui ni); b) in case of especially serious violation of the Rules; c) if the referee regards behavior of a competitor during the bout as disrespectful to the opponent or to the judges; the competitor shall be liable for the same acts of his seconds; d) the penalty point (genten) correlates with the half point (wazaari) in this way: penalty point (genten) + the rebuke (chui) = the half point (wazaari).

2. If a competitor receives the second penalty point (genten ni), it shall entail his disqualification (shikkaku). DISQUALIFICATION (SHIKKAKU) 1. A competitor’s disqualification shall be announced in following cases:

a) if a competitor receives the second penalty point (awasete genten ni); b) if a competitor fails to obey orders of the judges during a bout; c) in case of rude and disrespectful behavior or especially gross violation of the Rules; d) in case of demonstration of exultation (victory celeberation pose) after declaration of victory by the decision of the judges (hantei gachi), by the clear victory (ippon gachi) or of awarding to him of the half point (wazaari), that can be considered as the breach of etiquette or demonstration of disrespect to the opponent; e) if a competitor comes to the competition area for a bout more than 1 minute later than the time or does not enter to it at all; f) in case if a competitor’s weight exceeds the limit set for his weight category.

CONSTANT VIGILANCE (ZANSHIN) 1. Having heard whistle of a corner judge pointing to the rule violation (hansoku) or to the exit from the competition area (jogai), the competitor has in no circumstances the right to make by himself / herself decision to stop fighting and relax, losing vigilance.





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2. Bout competitor must always obey the referee’s commands. 3. Bout competitor has to maintain vigilance even after the referee’s «Yame!» («Stop!») command. If a competitor loses vigilance (zanshin), allows delivering him a strike and is knocked out, the judges may decide to admit his clear defeat (ippon make). 4. If a bout competitor delivered a strike to his opponent after the referee’s «Yame!» («Stop!») command, in case his opponent preserved the capability to continue fighting, depending on the damage caused to him, the competitor may be punished with disqualification (shikkaku), the penalty point (genten), the rebuke (chui) or an oral warning (keikoku):

a) in case a competitor, having received a strike, was knocked down, got a serious injury, which became the reason for brief loss of consciousness by him, or got an injury, which could influence the further development of bout, even if he raised to his feet, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is disqualified (shikkaku); b) in case a competitor, having received a strike, was knocked down, but did not lose consciousness, got a light injury, or only temporarily lost his ability to move, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given the penalty point (genten); c) in case a competitor received a strike, but did not get serious injury, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given the rebuke (chui); d) in case the strike missed the target, the competitor, who delivered the strike, is given an oral warning (keikoku).


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