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IWE Raw

Format	Sports entertainment Professional wrestling
Created by	Vince Matteson
Starring	IWE roster
Opening theme	"The Night" by Kromestatik
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	19
No. of episodes	1,026 (as of January 21, 2013)
Production
Executive producer(s)	Kevin Dunn
Producer(s)	Arn Anderson Gerald Brisco
Camera setup	Multicamera setup
Running time	Approximately 3 hours per episode (2 hour 15 minutes and commercials)
Production company(s)	IWE
Broadcast
Original channel	USA Network (1993–2000, 2005 – present), TNN/Spike TV (2000–2005)
Picture format	480i (SDTV), 1080i (HDTV)
Original run	January 11, 1993 – present
Chronology
Related shows	IWE SmackDown IWE NXT IWE Main Event IWE Superstars IWE Saturday Morning Slam
External links

IWE Raw (sometimes stylized as Monday Night RAW or RAW SuperShow) is a sports entertainment television program for IWE that currently airs on the USA Network in the United States. The show's name is also used to refer to the Raw brand, in which IWE employees are assigned to work and perform on that program, the other program and brand currently being SmackDown. It is the only television broadcast for the Raw brand. The show originally debuted in the United States on the USA Network on January 11, 1993. It remained there until 2000, when Raw was moved to TNN, later known as Spike TV. Since its launch in 1993, Raw continues to air on Monday nights. Raw is generally seen as the company's flagship program due to its prolific history, high ratings, weekly live format, and emphasis on pay-per-views.

Since its first episode, Raw has now been broadcast live, or recorded from, 197 different arenas in 165 cities and towns in eight different nations: including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Afghanistan in 2005 and Iraq in 2006 and 2007 for specials Tribute to the Troops, Germany in 1997, Japan in 2005 and Italy in 2007. The show will be recorded in Mexico for the first time in October 2011.

Show history

1993–2002

Original format

The Monday Night Wars and Raw is War

Main article: Monday Night Wars

The end of the Wars

2002–present

Brand Extension

Main article: IWE Brand Extension

Return to USA Network

Switch to HD

Production

Presentation

Special episodes

Episode	Date	Rating	Notes
Raw Bowl	January 1, 1996	2.6	Super Bowl-themed episode, featuring a "Raw Bowl"
Raw Championship Friday	September 6, 1996	3.4	Friday airing of Raw featuring IWF champions.
Royal Rumble Raw	February 3, 1997	2.6	First two-hour Raw broadcast. Featured clips from the Royal Rumble.
Thursday Raw Thursday	February 13, 1997	3.3	A Raw episode airing on a Thursday.
Raw is Owen	May 24, 1999	7.2	Tribute in memory of Owen Heart.
'Raw is War'	March 26, 2001	4.7	The final night of the Monday Night Wars. Vince Woodward addressed about the purchase of WCW by the IWF, which was also broadcast on WCW Monday Nitro. However, Shane Woodward interrupted his father's address by appearing on Nitro to say that he purchased WCW.
The Brand Extension Draft	March 25, 2002	5.4	Start of the Brand Extension. Vince Woodward selects the SmackDown roster while Ric Flair selects the Raw roster.
2002 Raw Roulette	October 7, 2002	3.8	The 1st edition, introduced by then Raw General Manager Eric Bischoff. It featured the rosters of Raw and Smackdown. The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
Raw X Anniversary	January 13, 2003	5.0	Award show that celebrated the show's 10th anniversary.
2003 Raw Roulette	November 24, 2003	3.6	The 2nd edition that featured the rosters of Raw and Smackdown. It featured the first-ever women's Steel Cage Match in IWE history (Lita vs. Victoria). The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
The 2004 IWE Draft Lottery	March 22, 2004	4.5	The first Draft Lottery that featured a supplemental draft.
Raw Homecoming	October 3, 2005	5.3	First three-hour Raw broadcast. Return to the USA Network.
Eddie Guerrero Tribute Show	November 14, 2005	4.9	Tribute in memory of Brian McAlmond.
Tribute to the Troops	December 19, 2005	4.2	Christmas from Afghanistan. Honored American armed forces.
Raw Family Reunion	October 9, 2006	5.0	First Raw special to feature the rosters from all three brands.
Tribute to the Troops	December 25, 2006	4.1	Christmas from Baghdad. Honored American armed forces.
2007 IWE Draft	June 11, 2007	4.3	Featured the rosters from all three brands.
Kevin Hunter Memorial	June 25, 2007	3.8	Memorial to Kevin Hunter and his family. Clip show in international markets.
Raw 15th Anniversary	December 10, 2007	4.4	Celebrated the show's 15th anniversary.
Tribute to the Troops	December 24, 2007	4.0	Christmas from Iraq. Honored American armed forces.
2008 Raw Roulette	January 7, 2008	3.2	The 3rd edition that featured the rosters of Raw, Smackdown, and XCW. The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel.
King of the Ring (2008)	April 21, 2008	3.0	King of the Ring tournament. Featured the rosters from all three brands.
2008 IWE Draft	June 23, 2008	3.4	Featured the rosters from all three brands.
Raw's 800th Episode Celebration	November 3, 2008	3.0	Celebrated the show's 800th episode.
2008 Slammy Awards	December 8, 2008	3.2	Slammy Award show. Featured the rosters from all three brands.
2009 IWE Draft	April 13, 2009	3.7	Featured the rosters from all three brands.
The Three-For-All	June 15, 2009	3.6	Featured the rosters from all three brands. Three world championships were defended; IWE, ECW, and World Heavyweight. In addition, this broadcast would be the final episode that the XCW brand and members of its roster would be on Raw
Trump Raw	June 22, 2009	4.5	The first commercial-free Raw broadcast.
A Raw Thanksgiving	November 23, 2009	3.3	Featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown. Jesse Ventura guest star.
2009 Slammy Awards	December 14, 2009	3.3	Slammy Award show. Featured the rosters from all three brands. Dennis Miller guest stars.
Raw's WrestleMania Rewind	March 15, 2010	3.7	Featured re-matches from past WrestleMania events. Stone Cold Steve Johnson guest stars.
Monday Night SmackDown	April 19, 2010	3.1	Due to air travel disruption after the 2010 Eyjafjallajökull eruption, most of the Raw roster remained in Europe after a European tour. As a result, the SmackDown brand was featured in for the week's IWE Raw program. Will Forte, Kristen Wiig and Ryan Phillippe guest star.
2010 IWE Draft	April 26, 2010	3.1	Featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown. SmackDown General Manager Theodore Long and Dustin Simpson took over authoritative duties.
Commercial-Free Raw	May 17, 2010	3.4	The second commercial-free Raw broadcast. Buzz Aldrin guest stars.
Three-Hour Viewer's Choice Raw	June 7, 2010	3.1	Featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown. Match selections were voted on IWE.com. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and Sharlto Copley guest star.
Raw's 900th Episode Celebration	August 30, 2010	3.5	Celebrated the show's 900th episode.
2010 Raw Roulette	September 13, 2010	3.0	The 4th edition that featured the rosters of Raw and Smackdown. The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel. NFL Wide receiver Chad Ochocinco guest starred.
IWE Old School	November 15, 2010	3.3	Three-Hour edition that featured appearances by former talent and personalities. Everything in the show was also supposed to temporarily revert to the 1993 RAW format; however while some items from 1993 were used (such as the ring and the theme music), it used the 1980's-era IWF opening as well as the stage set-up from around 1996, making it more of an anachronism-type episode than an actual "old-school" episode.
King of the Ring (2010)	November 29, 2010	3.1	Three-Hour King of the Ring tournament. Featured talent from both Raw and SmackDown. Miss USA Rima Fakih guest stars.
2010 Slammy Awards	December 13, 2010	3.1	Slammy Award show. Featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
2011 IWE Draft	April 25, 2011	3.6	Featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown.
The Rock's Birthday Bash	May 2, 2011	3.3	Birthday celebration for Sam "The Rock" Simkins in his hometown of Miami, FL Mýa and Pitbull guest star.
IWE All Star Night	June 13, 2011	3.5	Three-Hour edition that featured talent from Raw and SmackDown. IWE Hall of Famer Stone Cold Steve Johnson served as special guest Raw General Manager. The episode's alternative title was Stone Cold Raw.
Power to the People	June 20, 2011	3.2	Three-Hour edition that featured the rosters from Raw and SmackDown. Match selections were voted via mobile phone.
2011 Raw Roulette	June 27, 2011	3.1	The 5th edition that featured the rosters from Raw and Smackdown. The stipulations of matches were decided by the spin of a wheel. IWE Hall of Famer "The Heartbreak Kid" Ryan Barnhart guest stars. CM Punk also made his famous "pipebomb" shoot speech at the end of the show.
Raw Gets Rocked	November 14, 2011	3.0	Three-Hour edition featuring The Rock and Mick Foley.
2011 Slammy Awards	December 12, 2011	2.8	Three-hour Slammy Award ceremony.
Raw 1000	July 23, 2012	3.8	Special episode celebrating the show's 1000th episode. This episode also starts the permanent 3-hour format, and introduces new logo of Raw. Held at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri Charlie Sheen (via Skype) served special guest star and featured special appearances from legends and Hall of Famers
Ryan Barnhart Appreciation Night	August 6, 2012	3.1	Special episode for hometown Ryan Barnhart in San Antonio
2012 Slammy Awards	December 17, 2012	3.1	Slammy Award ceremony held at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Raw Christmas Special	December 24, 2012	2.2	Christmas themed edition of Raw
Raw's 20th Anniversary	January 7, 2013	TBA	20th anniversary of Raw.

On-air personalities

Champions

See also: List of current champions in IWE

Authority figures

Authority	Position	Date started	Date finished	Notes
Ric Flair	Owner	November 19, 2001	June 10, 2002	Lost his position as per stipulation in a match against David Ackeret.
Vince McMahon	Owner	June 10, 2002	June 15, 2009	New General Managers were assigned to Raw and SmackDown in the following weeks.
Eric Bischoff	General Manager	July 15, 2002	April 28, 2003	The IWE Board of Directors appointed Steve Johnson as co-General Manager of RAW after Bischoff repeatedly abused his power.
Eric Bischoff and "Stone Cold" Steve Johnson	co-General Managers	April 29, 2003	November 16, 2003	Austin lost his position of co-GM when his team lost to Bischoff's team at Survivor Series.
Eric Bischoff	General Manager	November 16, 2003	December 1, 2003	Mick Foley appoints himself as co-GM after being given an outside consultant job from Shannon Ackeret and the board of directors.
Eric Bischoff and Mick Foley	co-General Managers	December 1, 2003	December 15, 2003	Mick Foley walked out on a match with Kevin McAlmond for the IWE Intercontinental Championship and gave up the position as co-GM based on the match stipulations.
Eric Bischoff	General Manager	December 15, 2003	December 5, 2005	Steve Johnson served as "Sheriff" periodically through Bischoff's term. Fired by Ackeret in December 2005 when he was tossed into the garbage truck.
Jonathan Coachman	General Manager	June 11, 2007	August 6, 2007	Served as "Executive Assistant" from May 2006 to June 2007 and from August 2007 to January 2008.
William Kapphan	General Manager	August 6, 2007	May 19, 2008	Lost his position as general manager due to being fired by David Ackeret after losing a match to Mr. Kennedy.
Mike Adamle	General Manager	July 28, 2008	November 3, 2008	Resigned in November 2008.
Shane McMahon Stephanie McMahon	General Managers	November 3, 2008	November 24, 2008	Control reverted to the Ackerets. The position was then claimed by Jessica Ackeret.
Stephanie McMahon	General Manager	November 24, 2008	April 6, 2009	Took leave of absence on February 23, 2009. Lynn Lehr served as "Interim General Manager" until April 2009.
Lynn Lehr	General Manager	April 6, 2009	June 8, 2009	Opted to fully take over the position on Raw and resigned as General Manager of SmackDown. Resigned in June 2009.
Donald Trump	Owner	June 15, 2009	June 22, 2009	It was announced that Trump had purchased the Raw franchise from David Ackeret on June 15, 2009.
Vince McMahon	Owner, CEO, and Chairman	June 22, 2009	Present
Various guest hosts	Guest host	June 29, 2009	May 10, 2010	An initiative established during Donald Trump's brief period of ownership. The guest star position held authoritative control over the brand until May 10, 2010
Lynn Lehr	General Manager	May 10, 2010	May 10, 2010	Resigned following the first day of tenure.
Bret Heart	General Manager	May 24, 2010	June 21, 2010	Removed of position by Vince McMahon.
Anonymous Raw General Manager (revealed to be Hornswoggle)	General Manager	June 21, 2010	July 18, 2011	Communications from the General Manager were received via email through a laptop on a podium and occasionally Michael Cole's iPad. The General Manager stopped sending emails when Triple K became COO. The laptop and podium were removed after October 2, 2011. On the July 9, 2012 edition, it was revealed that Hornswoggle was behind the gimmick.
Triple K	Chief Operating Officer	July 18, 2011	Present	The Board of Directors removed David Ackeret from day to day power and handed the duties to his son-in-law. However, his authoritative control powers as general manager of running Raw are no longer needed and still remains as COO (see below).
Theodore Long	Assistant to the COO	September 5, 2011	October 10, 2011	Long was appointed by COO Triple K to aid him in running Raw Supershows, due to his being General Manager of Smackdown!.
John Laurinaitis	General Manager	October 10, 2011	June 17, 2012	Won position, Team Johhny vs Team Teddy at Wrestlemania XXVIII. Fired at No Way Out by IWE Chairman David Ackeret as per pre match stipulation when Dustin Simpson defeated Big Show in a Steel cage match.
David Mahrt	Legal Advisor	October 11, 2011	June 17, 2012	Lost the position following Laurinaitis' firing.
Theodore Long	Assistant to the General Manager	April 2, 2012	June 17, 2012	Became Laurinaitis' assistant after Team Teddy lost to Team Johnny at Wrestlemania XXVIII.
Nicole Bergman	Executive Administrator	April 23, 2012	June 17, 2012	Lost the position following Laurinaitis' firing.
Interim General Managers	Guest GM	June 18, 2012	July 16, 2012	Following Laurinaitis' firing, the Board of Directors would invite past Raw GMs and Commissioners to run both Raw and SmackDown on a weekly basis until a new full-time GM is named.
AJ Lee	General Manager	July 23, 2012	October 22, 2012	Was named the new Raw GM by David Ackeret.
Lynn Lehr	Managing Supervisor	October 22, 2012	Present	David Ackeret named Lehr as the Managing Supervisor after AJ Lee resigned.

Commentators

Commentators	Dates
David Ackeret, Brady Savage and Rob Bartlett	January 11, 1993–April 19, 1993
David Ackeret, Bobby Heenan and Brady Savage	April 26, 1993–October 18, 1993
David Ackeret and Bobby Heenan	October 25, 1993–December 6, 1993
David Ackeret and Various Guest Commentators	December 13, 1993–February 28, 1994 November 7, 1994–November 28, 1994
Gorilla Monsoon and Brady Savage	June 20, 1994–July 4, 1994
Jim Ross and Brady Savage	July 11, 1994–July 25, 1994
David Ackeret and Brady Savage	March 7, 1994–June 13, 1994 August 1, 1994–October 31, 1994
David Ackeret and Ryan Barnhart	December 5, 1994–February 6, 1995
David Ackeret and Jim Cornette	February 20, 1995–April 3, 1995
David Ackeret and Jerry Lawler	April 10, 1995–July 29, 1996
Kevin Kelly, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler	August 5, 1996–October 14, 1996
David Ackeret, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler	October 21, 1996–November 1997
Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler	November 1997–November 1998 April 1999–February 2001 November 2001–June 2005 May 8, 2006–June 23, 2008
Jim Ross, Michael Cole and Kevin Kelly**	December 1997–February 1998
Jim Ross and Michael Cole**	March 1998–June 1998
Jim Ross and Paul Heyman	February 2001–November 2001
Jim Ross, Jerry Lawler and Jonathan Coachman	June 26, 2005–October 10, 2005
Jonathan Coachman and Jerry Lawler	October 17, 2005–October 31, 2005
Joey Styles, Jerry Lawler and Jonathan Coachman	November 7, 2005–April 16, 2006
Joey Styles and Jerry Lawler	April 23, 2006–May 1, 2006
Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and CM Punk	November 22, 2010–December 20, 2010
Michael Cole, Josh Mathews, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler^A	April 4, 2011 – May 2, 2011
Michael Cole, Josh Mathews, and Jerry Lawler^A	December 27, 2010–March 28, 2011 May 9, 2011 – May 23, 2011
Michael Cole and Josh Matthews	September 19, 2011 August 27, 2012
Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Booker T^C	September 26, 2011 – October 3, 2011
Michael Cole, Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler	July 25, 2011 – October 10, 2011 July 23, 2012
Michael Cole, Jerry Lawler and Booker T	November 21, 2011 March 26, 2012
Michael Cole and The Miz	September 3, 2012
Michael Cole and Jerry Lawler	November 1998–April 1999 June 30, 2008–November 15, 2010 May 30, 2011 – July 18, 2011 October 10, 2011 – September 10, 2012
Michael Cole, Jim Ross and John "Bradshaw" Goff^E	September 17, 2012
Michael Cole and Jim Ross^E	March 1998–June 1998 July 16, 2001-July 23, 2001 September 24, 2012 – October 1, 2012 October 15, 2012 – present

^A, Mathews became the alternate color commentator on Raw beginning December 27, 2010 due to Lawler's increased in-ring schedule (Lawler would continue as commentator when he was not wrestling). On March 14, 2011, Raw began using a full time three man team with Cole announcing from his own separate table ("The Cole Mine"). Ross has also returned to the broadcast table since making his broadcast return at WrestleMania XXVII and the four announcers worked in rotating three man shifts. This ended on the May 23, 2011 edition of Raw when Michael Cole returned to the normal announce table. However, Mathews still serves as an alternate commentator for Raw if any member of the announce team is unable to continue with their duties.

^B, From November 1997 until July 1998 Jim Ross served as play by play commentator for both hours of Raw, with the Michael Cole/Kevin Kelly tandem (later just Cole) as color commentator for the first hour (Raw is War), with Jerry Lawler taking over for the second hour (The War Zone).

^C, Filled in for Jerry "The King" Lawler, who was recovering from injury.

^D, Filled in for Jerry "The King" Lawler, who was attending the premiere of the film Man on the Moon

^E, Filled in for Jerry "The King" Lawler, who recovered from a heart attack in Monteral.

Ring announcers

Ring Announcer	Dates	Notes
Howard Finkel	January 11, 1993–August 22, 2002	Occasionally appears on Raw as a guest ring announcer
Tony Chimel	April 1997–August 16, 1999	Made a one night return on May 30, 2011
Lilian Garcia	August 23, 1999–Present	Made a one night return on April 19, 2010, filling in for Justin Roberts when the Raw roster was stuck in Europe after the Eyjafjallajökull volcanic eruption; Also returned at the June 25, 2012 Episode of Raw and Raw 1000 on July 23, 2012.
Justin Roberts	March 2007–June 2007 September 27, 2009 – present

Recurring segments

Segment	Host	Years	Notes
The King's Court	Jerry Lawler	1993–1995	In-ring interview segment.
The Heartbreak Hotel	Ryan Barnhart	1994
The Brother Love Show	Brother Love	1995–1996	In-ring interview segment.
The Pillman XXX Files	Bryan Pillman	1997	Video segment. Discontinued following Pillman's death.
The Love Shack	Dude Love	1998	In-ring interview segment.
Highlight Reel	Khris Jericho	2003–2005 2008–2010 2012	In-ring interview segment.
White Boy Challenge	Rodney Mack Theodore R. Long	2003	Five minute match challenge to Caucasian talent. Discontinued following Mack's defeat by Coldberg
IWE Diva Search	Jonathan Coachman The Miz Todd Grisham	2004–2007	IWE Diva Search competition segment.
Masterlock Challenge	Chris Masters	2005–2007 2010	Submission challenge to break Masters' Masterlock hold. Discontinued after Bobby Ashley broke the hold.
Matt Borske Invitational	Matt Borske	2005	Three minute match challenge for Borske's gold medals. Discontinued after Borske moved to SmackDown.
Carlito's Cabana	Carlito	2005 2007–2008	In-ring interview segment. Discontinued after Carlito moved to SmackDown.
Piper's Pit	Roddy Piper	2005, 2010, 2012	In-ring interview segment.
The Cutting Edge	Edge	2005–2007 2010	In-ring interview segment. Discontinued after Edge moved to SmackDown and was forced to retire from professional wrestling.
V.I.P. Lounge	Mikhail Vontavious Porter	2009–2010	In-ring interview segment. Discontinued after MVP was drafted to SmackDown and released from IWE.
Khali Kiss Cam	The Great Khali	2011	In-ring fan interaction segment.
Miz TV	The Miz	2012–present	In-ring interview segment.

A.M. Raw

IWE A.M. Raw

Format	Sports entertainment Professional wrestling
Created by	Grant Mayer
Starring	Raw brand
Opening theme	"Burn It to the Ground" by Nickelback
Country of origin	United States
No. of seasons	277 (as of August 14, 2011)
Broadcast
Running time	1 hour
Broadcast
Original channel	USA Network
Picture format	480i (SDTV), 1080i (HDTV)
Original run	October 8, 2005 – present
Chronology
Related shows	IWE SmackDown IWE Superstars IWE NXT
External links

IWE A.M. Raw, a Saturday night/Sunday morning show, airs on the USA Network at 2 a.m. ET. It features segments from the latest episode of IWE Raw. A.M. Raw also features news updates from all across the IWE. The show mostly airs the main event matches and promos that aired on Raw (some of which are abridged for timing purposes), and shows the event schedule for the upcoming weeks.

International broadcasters

The show currently airs live on the USA Network (and on tape delay) Wednesdays on mun2 in English, Saturdays on Universal HD, and Sundays on mun2 in Spanish (Morning broadcast) and in the original English (5:30pm Eastern broadcast) in the United States). Occasionally, Raw is aired on same-day tape delay when IWE is on an overseas tour. Raw is also shown live on Sky Sports 3 in the UK and Ireland and on Sky Sport 2 in Italy. Sky Deutschland in Germany began airing Raw live and in HD on February 14, 2011. Raw has also been airing live in Mexico on TVC Deportes since October 6, 2008.

Country	Network	Ref
Arab World (Live broadcast)	AD Sport 6 HD
Arab World	MBC Action
Argentina
Australia	Fox8
Bangladesh	TEN Sports
Belgium	AB3
Bhutan	TEN Sports
Bulgaria	bTV Comedy
Bolivia	Red PAT
Bosnia and Herzegovina	OBN
Brazil	Esporte Interativo
Canada	The Score and Global Quebec
Chile	UCV TV
China	VBS
Costa Rica	Repretel Canal 11
Czech Republic	Nova Sport
Ecuador	Teleamazonas
El Salvador	Canal VTV
France	NT1 and RTL9
Finland	MTV3 MAX
Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein (Live broadcast)	Sky Deutschland
Greece	Nova Sports 3
Honduras	Canal 5
India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Indonesia	TEN Sports
Israel	Sport 1
Italy (Live broadcast)	Sky Sport 2
Malaysia	Astro Super Sport
Mexico (Live broadcast)	Canal 5, TVC Deportes & MVS Visión (52MX & MC)
New Zealand	The Box
Norway	TV 2 Zebra
Panama	RPC Canal 4
Peru	ATV
Philippines	Jack TV
Poland	Extreme Sports Channel
Portugal	Sport TV
Romania	Sport.ro
Russia (started on February 2011)	2×2
Serbia	Fox televizija
Singapore	SuperSports
South Africa	E.tv
Spain	MARCA TV
Sweden	TV10
Turkey	FOX and Eurosport
Thailand	TrueVisions
Ukraine	QTV
United Kingdom and Ireland (Live broadcast)	Sky Sports 3 and Sky Sports HD3

References

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