It's time to go on a
journey, a search for treasure.
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This is no
ordinary treasure though.
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This priceless
discovery contains God's Word,
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including secrets
from the past and future
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that will change your life.
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Welcome to Bible Treasures.
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Hey, Elizabeth. Hi, Nori.
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How was your ride? It was great.
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I found so many fossils.
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I wish I could
have gone. Oh, me too.
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Hey, guys. Hey, Sam.
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Hey, Sam, what's wrong?
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I couldn't remember
how to throw a boomerang.
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A boomerang?
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But eventually
it came back to me.
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Hey, everybody, how's it going?
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Hey! Why don't
you come on in, guys.
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Man.
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I'm so excited to
see you guys today,
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another day on the
dig is always a good day.
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Yes. My name is Rich Aguilera.
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And welcome to Bible Treasures.
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We have an awesome
team assembled as always,
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let them introduce themselves.
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Hi, I'm Elizabeth.
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And I'm your
computer ops girl. Awesome.
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And I'm Sam, your
expert when it comes
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to historical documents.
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And I'm Nori, and I love digging
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into our treasure
chest for more artifacts.
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Cool.
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Well, you know what,
before we get started,
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why don't we
sharpen and stretch out
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our brains a little bit
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with a brain teaser?
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Oh, yay! Yes.
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I love testing you guys to see
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if you guys can
think of these things.
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All right, I got a
really good one for you guys.
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Here we go.
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If an electric train is
going west at 90 miles per hour,
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and there is a
strong easterly wind,
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which way does the
smoke from the train drift?
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That's a really hard one.
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I wonder.
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Oh, hey, I think we got a
message from headquarters.
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Oh, let's go check
it out. Oh, so exciting.
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See, if we got a new assignment.
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At church last
week, the pastor said,
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we need to depend on God.
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Does that mean I
don't have to do anything
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and God will take
care of everything?
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Wow, that's an
interesting question.
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I'm trying to figure out
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if he's being a
little sarcastic.
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Yeah, me too.
Well, you know what?
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Sometimes when
people are little confused,
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might come out as sarcastic.
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Yeah. That's true.
How should we respond?
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Yeah. How should
we? Well, you know what?
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First things first,
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let's kind of get this
really good question...
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Write it down in our journal.
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In our journal.
Oh, just write it down.
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How dependable is God?
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That's a great question. Yep.
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And you know what?
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I'm already thinking
of what we need to do.
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What do we need to do? What?
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There's an artifact I'm
thinking that will help us.
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Oh, yeah.
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Can you pick it for us, Nori?
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I think it's 42C. 42C.
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Yeah. Is it?
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It's amazing how we
can get cool lessons
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out of different
little artifacts.
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Here it is. This is really cool.
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Hey, thank you.
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Wow, I love that design.
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Look at that. Isn't this nice?
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This is a
pillowcase. A pillowcase?
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It's a
pillowcase and I brought it
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from a country called Peru.
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Oh, cool.
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Oh, I know where Peru is.
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You want me to
show it to you on map?
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That'd be great, Sam,
if you can show it to us.
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It's right here.
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That's right,
that's Peru. You know what?
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We could probably learn a lot
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if we check out
a location brief.
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Oh, yeah. Let's go see it.
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Elizabeth, do you think
there's one on the computer
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we can look at?
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Oh, yeah.
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Awesome.
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Location brief, Peru.
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Lake Titicaca is
a large deep lake
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in the middle of
the Andes Mountains,
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between Peru and Bolivia.
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The elevation of this
lake is over 12,500 feet
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above sea level,
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making it one of the largest
and highest navigable lakes
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in the world.
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It's a very big lake,
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measuring 118 miles
long and 50 miles wide.
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At its deepest, it's
almost 1000 feet deep.
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The climate here is
cold and dry year round
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because of the high altitude.
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Many visitors often
get altitude sickness
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when visiting Lake Titicaca.
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Since the lake is
surrounded by mountains,
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there are many
rivers and streams
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that feed into the lake.
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And in the lake,
there are 41 unique islands,
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some which are
densely populated.
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Strangely, there
is only one river
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that flows outward,
and it's a small river,
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draining only 5%
of the excess water.
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The other 95% is lost
to evaporation from the sun
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and from strong winds.
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There are hundreds of different
Incan ruins in this region.
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And many
historians claim that this is
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where the Incan Empire began.
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One of the islands alone
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Isla del Sol has 180 ruins.
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One of the most unique
people groups of the area
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are the Uros people
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that live on Lake Titicaca
on small manmade islands
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built from
layers of totora reeds.
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Another unique
group is the people
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that live on the
Island of Amantani.
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There are no cars or any
kind of machines on the island.
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So everything is done by hand.
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This like is no doubt one
of the most fascinating lakes
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in the world.
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This concludes
this location brief.
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That's so cool. Beautiful.
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Wow, that's a cool place.
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Yeah, really cool.
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I got to travel
there not too long ago.
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Oh, really?
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But we went to a
really cool part of Peru
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called Lake Titicaca.
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I never heard of it.
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Yeah, it's right on the
border of Peru and Bolivia.
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But the cool thing
is, is that on this lake,
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there is a group of people
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that have been
living on the lake.
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Really? On the lake?
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On the lake. How
is that possible?
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And they've been
there for hundreds of years.
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Really?
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They're called the Uros people.
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What is that?
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Well, this is an
interesting culture of people
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that decided to build
islands that float on the lake.
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Oh, cool. Yeah.
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So we decided,
wouldn't it be cool
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if we can spend some time
there with the Uros people.
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It must be cool.
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They're really
isolated because they're way out
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in the lake and very
few people know about them,
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but we were able
to get an opportunity
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to go spend time with them.
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Cool, that's awesome.
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So we went to this town.
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The town was called Puno.
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And when we arrived,
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a man picked us up
in the center of town,
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took us in a taxi to the edge
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where there was
like a little dock.
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And then we got on
this little itty bitty boat.
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I mean, it was like
twice as long as this table.
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Oh, wow, that's so small.
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That's it and then
we started chugging out
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into the middle of the lake.
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And right away,
eventually we arrived to this
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little community of
islands, if I'm not mistaken,
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there was about 80 islands.
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Eighty? Oh,
that's a lot of islands.
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Yeah, and each one is very small
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because there's only
about two or three families
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at the most that
live on each island.
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Okay. What?
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Yeah.
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And these people decided
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that they could
take us to their island
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where we would get to
visit and stay with them
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for a whole day.
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How's their culture?
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It was really different.
It was amazing because...
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So each family
has their own island?
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Their own island and
they share different parts...
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That's awesome.
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It was very cool. Yeah.
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Now, I was super curious.
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And I was wondering what,
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how in the world
could they make an island
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and how could it just float?
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Yeah, how did they?
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We learned a lot
about the Uros people
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because it turns out
they make their island
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out of a totora plant.
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What's a totora plant?
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Now, it's a reed, you know
those grassy tall reeds that
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grow on the edges of the lake?
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Yeah.
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Well, at Lake Titicaca,
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there's a lot of reed
that grow around the edges.
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Oh, okay.
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And the Uros people really
depend on those totora plants
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for everything.
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Everything?
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Yeah, I mean, besides building
their island out of the totora,
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I mean, there was super
thick piles up of the totora
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and they build up
their island and it floats.
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Well, what will happen
if there was no totora?
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They would be in trouble.
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Yeah. That's true.
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They really
depend on the totora,
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and it's not just the island
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they actually build
their house out of the totora.
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Their house? Really?
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They build boats
out of the totora.
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So it could easily fall over.
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You would think so,
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but the totora plant
is really dependable.
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They even eat the totora.
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They do
everything. It's amazing.
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So that would be like
eating your own house.
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Yeah, if it comes right.
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Now, the cool
thing that first evening
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that we got to be there,
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they sat us down
and they gave us dinner
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and we got to eat together.
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It was really nice.
Oh, they're nice people.
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Oh, they were super friendly.
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And the cool thing is
we got to ask questions.
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They took us out on their boat.
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They showed us
how they would fish
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and it was really cool.
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But that night after
supper, their young teenager,
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a guy that was
kind of like your age,
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came out, and you know what?
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He had made this.
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Oh, that's so cool. Yep.
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And he wanted to see
if I wanted to buy it.
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Oh, so you bought it?
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Absolutely,
absolutely, how was it?
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I would love to
buy this from you.
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So he told me how he made it,
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and how he depended on
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selling little
things here and there
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so that they can kind
of support themselves.
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And their family, yeah.
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Yeah. Right.
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So I got to thinking, man,
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I definitely
want to support him.
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And it made me also
think of how much they depend
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on the totora reeds...
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Yeah, that's true. For survival.
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And just as the question
today was talking about,
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I think there's a
Bible verse that reminds us
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how much we need
to depend on God.
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You want me to look it up?
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Could you find a
good verse for us?
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I think there's
one in Mark 13:31.
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Mark 13:31. Mark 13:31.
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There's a good verse in
there that shows us exactly
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what we're trying to teach here.
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Oh, here it is.
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Right about here.
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"Heaven and
earth will pass away,
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but My words will
by no means pass away."
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What does that mean?
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It means, God's
words are dependable.
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Yeah.
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Everything else
will come and go,
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but God's words
will stay forever.
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Now that's
dependable. As the totora plant.
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Yeah, well, the totora
plant doesn't stay forever.
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That'd be kinda cool, right?
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But it's very dependable.
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God's word is very dependable.
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Oh, that's
awesome. You know what?
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We've got to write this
verse down in our journal.
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Yes, good verse to remember.
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That was Mark 13:31. Mark 13:31.
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Cool.
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Do you have any
pictures from Peru?
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Yeah, yeah, any pictures?
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You know, I did bring some back.
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I think they're on the file too.
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Oh, they're on the file.
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Elizabeth, look up the file
that's called the Uros people,
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I think.
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Okay. There it is.
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Wow, their houses are so cool.
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And that one sounds even better.
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That's awesome.
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Today's question is interesting,
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because although the treasure
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text reminds us
that God is dependable.
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The question also
asks if that means
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we don't have to do anything,
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and that we can just sit back
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and God will take
care of everything.
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I think God wants each
one of us to be responsible
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for doing our part.
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The Bible speaks many times
about how bad it is to be lazy,
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and how everyone needs to help
with various responsibilities.
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Yeah.
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It kind of reminded
me of that young teenager
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on that floating island
that sold me this pillowcase.
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Yes, God is providing them
with the wonderful totora reeds
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that sustain their lives there.
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But these families
still have to go out
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and work for themselves too.
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Yeah.
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In this case, that
son went beyond the totora
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to make these
neat, handmade items,
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so that he could sell
them to help his family.
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I thought that was awesome.
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And that's why I bought it.
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I wanted to
support the young man,
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because I think that he
was being a great example
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for young people everywhere.
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Yeah, that's true.
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Each one of you also
has things that you can do
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to help your family.
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I think God wants each one of us
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to be a big
helper, wherever we are.
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When you're at home,
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you shouldn't be
lazy and sit around
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while everyone
else provides for you.
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You should do your part too.
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You can clean your
room, make your bed,
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help do chores around the house.
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Yes, God is dependable.
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But I hope you will decide today
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to also be
dependable to your family
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by helping to do your part.
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And by the way, if
you do it with a long,
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grumpy face, that
doesn't really count.
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No. That doesn't count.
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Do it with a joyful heart.
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Yeah.
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God has set the
ultimate example.
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Heaven and earth may come and go
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as the Bible verse says,
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but God will
always be dependable.
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Let's you and me do the same.
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Just like it says there
in today's Bible Treasure.
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Yeah.
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Hey, guys, let's
have a closing prayer.
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Yeah, we should invite the crew.
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Let's bring them
in. Let's bring them in.
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Hey, guys, come on in.
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Would one of you
guys like to pray for us?
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Oh, sure. I would. I love to.
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Awesome. Awesome.
Awesome. Let's bow our heads.
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Dear Jesus, thank You
for just being so dependable
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and creating us
and just knowing that
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we could always look to you
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when we have problems.
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I pray this all
in Jesus' name, amen.
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Hey, do you guys wanna hear
the answer to the brain teaser?
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The brain teaser!
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Yeah! Definitely.
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All right, that
was a hard one I think.
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Let's see if you
guys can figure it out.
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Let me read it
for you guys again.
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If an electric train is
going west at 90 miles per hour,
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and there is a
strong easterly wind,
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which direction will the
smoke from the train drift?
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East? Yeah, that
would I would say.
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I don't know. No.
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I think, I know.
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It's an electric
train. There is no smoke.
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That's right.
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You guys got it. I get it.
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I'm so glad you joined us
today for Bible Treasures.
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Don't forget to search
for treasure every day.
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See you next time.
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Let's go out to
the dig site, guys.
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Bring this artifact?
Yeah, bring that with us.
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We can take a look at it.
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I bet we're gonna find
some pretty cool stuff today.
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Whatever really.
Something to remember.
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Yeah.
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