50 Brilliant Years of Women | Booklet

Brightly T O L D

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Beautiful are the words she uses to speak her mind.

Powerful

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are the many ideas she has

& T H E P R I NC I P L E S

With every contribution she

S H E S TA N D S F O R .

admiration, and lasting impact. Now

makes, every influence she casts—

that is what’s truly breathtaking. How lovely it is to ardently pursue a long list of dreams and aspirations. Even lovelier to accomplish them one by one by one.

It is in these great minds and energies and actions that there is something EXTR AORDINARY TO SEE.

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WOMEN

seen. worthy. wise. wonderful.

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Bright

are the world-changing ideas and energies attributed to Reserve Women.

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As Western Reserve Academy reaches 50 years of coeducation, we have much more than a milestone to celebrate.

Over the course of those five decades,

financial need. Support of this campaign fulfills

we’ve witnessed Reserve women overcome

our collective vision of providing women

countless biases and barriers to achieve their

with strong foundations and life-changing

ambitions. To have had a part in fulfilling

experiences, to light the way for the next

these dreams and aspirations, we are proud.

generation of future female Pioneers.

Even more so, we are proud of the many

perspectives to create the institution that

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incredible women that have graced our grounds, lending their voices, efforts and

B E AU T I F U L is the opportunity to celebrate them.

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In honor of this incredible history, we have

O R S C A N T H E Q R C O D E T O D O N AT E .

chosen to highlight a select few women whose empathy, effort and strength have made an impact on our community and well beyond.

In addition, we have set a goal to establish the 50 Brilliant Years endowed scholarship fund to support young women with significant

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B R I G H T

F U T U R E S

From our campus pathways to worlds beyond, we’re proud to share the accomplishments of WRA women leading change for future generations.

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Kate Wood ´02 TRUSTEE, MANAGING DIRECTOR AT G O L D M A N S AC H S

Confident she could make her mark, even in the historically male-dominated finance industry, Kate Wood continues to accomplish her goal. With 15 years at Goldman Sachs under her belt, Kate is currently a managing director at the prestigious banking firm — one of the most highly coveted positions on Wall Street. As readily as Kate has found career successes, she sees the potential for more women to become future leaders by way of the supportive community she experienced at WRA. Moving forward, she envisions an even more dynamic environment, in which students are challenged to exceed the world’s expectations and even more importantly, their own.

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Jordanne Nichols ´23 R E C E N T G R A D UAT E OSWEGO, ILLINOIS

Ready to are two words that only begin to describe Jordanne Nichols. Taking action are two more—present in her many roles and responsibilities that have already set her apart. Jordanne was Student Body Co-President, Co-Leader of Black Student Union, a record-smashing Track & Field star, Silver Key writing recipient and heads to Cornell University this fall. Not surprisingly, it’s her conviction that shines the brightest. On Martin Luther King Jr. Day, she stepped up to the podium in the Chapel and called on the community to take real action, so that we may one day reach a better tomorrow of which we all dream. A future Jordanne will, without a doubt, help accomplish.

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Cecily Pryce Maguire ´78 COUNSEL, WHITE + CASE, NYC

Transforming experiences have and continue to inspire Cecily in her work and her hopes for the future. Rooted

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Dr. Sonia Minikel Vallabh ´02 S E N I O R G R O U P L E A D E R AT B R OA D INSTITUTE, INAUGUR AL SONIA M I N I K E L VA L L A B H YO U N G A L U M N I AWA R D R E C I PI E NT

in her WRA history, as the daughter of beloved French teachers Velia and Bob Pryce, she enjoys reminiscing about her family’s long legacy and growing up on campus. “I remember when WRA was an all-boys school, but it is impossible to imagine that now. I am struck by how quickly women became integral to the fabric of the school.” Currently, Cecily leads the Board’s College Counseling Committee, making great use of her interest in solving puzzles (none more challenging than college admissions) and planning for the future.

Seeing an unmet need, Dr. Sonia Minikel Vallabh has dedicated her life to finding a solution. Upon learning she had inherited a mutation that causes prion disease, a rapidly fatal and currently untreatable neurodegenerative disease that also affected her mother, she and her husband, Eric Minikel, opened and now run their own prion research laboratory at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Today, Sonia continues testing drugs that might prevent, delay and treat this illness. In the process, she has gained a perspective sure to help future scientists and advocates. “There is no one better situated to speak out, and speak up, than you.”

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Kristin Samuel Kuhn ´98 A L U M N I A S S O C I AT I O N B OA R D MEMBER, DIRECTOR OF I N F A N T A N D T O D D L E R , E A R LY CHILDHOOD AND PRIMARY S C H O O L A D M I S S I O N , H AT H AWAY BROWN SCHOOL

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Sasha Maseelall ´96 E N G L I S H FA C U LT Y

Brilliant are the volumes of books, charcoal sketches, and inside jokes pinned to a living memory board outside her classroom that provide daily inspiration for Sasha Maseelall and her students. Each treasure represents

Me First in this instance, is far from an

her teaching and influence. Every day

expression of selfishness. As the past

Sasha shares her passion for language,

president of the Alumni Association

movement and storytelling with

Board, Kristin encourages alums to

students—a passion she credits to her

set the best example. She wants WRA

Reserve teachers—John Breuker, Emilie

students to look to alumni and say,

Zonsius-Bromley, Tom Davis and Richard

"that's who I want to become," or

Jones. Sasha cherishes the time spent

"that's a field I want to explore." With

in her classroom, hearing the scratching

that bright energy and a committed

of ideas put to paper, and helping

passion, Kristin leads the effort to

her bright and curious students find

connect with Reserve alumni through

and develop their voices through the

events, the “AlumniFire” online

written word.

community and enduring personal connections. Highly regarded in the Cleveland private school sector, Kristin shares her “girls can do anything” motivations with the next generation of strong and talented women.

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Dr. Priya Maseelall ´92 TRUSTEE, REPRODUCTIVE ENDOCRINOLOGIST AND INFERTILITY SPECIALIST

Utilizing her specialty and helping others through reproductive medicine inspires Dr. Priya B. Maseelall, MD, FACOG, every day. As a partner of Reproductive Gynecology and Infertility, a Clinical Professor at NEOMED and OU, and a Division Chief of Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility at Summa Health in Akron and Aultman Health in Canton, Priya is a leader in her field. She credits her experience at WRA as having a fundamental role in her life that helped shape who she is today and envisions Reserve delivering sustainable, transformational experiences for generations to come.

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Jackie Beesley Williams ´07 C O - F O U N D E R O F T H E J A C LY N A N D E VA N W I L L I A M S F E R T I L I T Y F U N D

Giving one of the greatest gifts someone can receive — hope and help.

She and her husband established The Jaclyn and Evan Williams Fertility Fund, the first of its kind offered through the Summa Health Women’s Institute, to help ease the financial burden of infertility treatments and give people a chance to grow their family. After the Williams made it through their journey to have their own children, Henry; Charlotte; and Eleanor, they were inspired to give other families the same opportunity to work with the compassionate specialists that made their dream possible, including infertility specialist and longtime friend Dr. Priya Maseelall '92.

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Jasmine Jackson ´04 A S S I S TA N T P R O S E C U T O R AT C U YA H O G A C O U N T Y PROSECUTOR’S OFFICE, ALUMNI A S S O C I AT I O N B OA R D M E M B E R

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Anne Cacioppo Manganaro ´75 TRUSTEE, RETIRED CHIEF HUMAN C A P I TA L O F F I C E R F O R T H E N AT I O N A L R E C O N N A I S S A N C E O F F I C E , S E N I O R S T R AT E G I S T A N D C O A C H AT U LT D .

Warmth and kindness are top of mind when you meet Jasmine Jackson.

Outsmarting terrorists is but one

They are also two unlikely descriptors

skillset Anne Manganaro has mastered

for a woman who has devoted her life

in her career with the National Security

to prosecuting criminals to the fullest

Agency (NSA) as a language analyst and

extent of the law. However, as soon

with an impressive 32-year career with

as you hear Jasmine talk about serving

the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA). A

her community, working to make

dynamic executive leader with a track

others feel safe, and getting a hug

record of transforming organizations,

and a thank you from a victim’s mom

Anne has maximized mission impact,

when she locks away a lawbreaker—

led strategic change, managed

you realize that her big heart is a

global organizations, developed

perfect balance to her courage and

operationalizing strategies, executed

strength.

multi-million-dollar budgets, and designed and implemented sophisticated strategic human capital programs. Today, Anne is a pivotal member of the Reserve community, using her tremendous advisory experience to shape the future of her favorite three-lettered organization, WRA.

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Jiaxi (Jessica Jessica)) Sun ´26 STUDENT TIANJIN, CHINA

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Lydia Eppig Harrington ´97 TRUSTEE FOR THE SEARSS W E T L A N D F A M I LY F O U N D AT I O N A N D T H E R O N A N D LY D I A H A R R I N G T O N F A M I LY F O U N DAT I O N

Exuding incredible kindness and grace that makes you forget that she’s only just started her Reserve journey. This past spring, during one of our Morning Meetings, she took a seat at the piano on the Chapel stage to perform Franz Liszt’s Consolation No. 3 in D Flat Major. Performance is often a part of our Morning Meetings, but it is not often that a freshman has the courage to do so. Jiaxi not only played the piece perfectly, she also gently held the room’s attention and gave her peers an interlude of peace, stillness and an appreciation for beautiful things. What a gift to receive. What a gift to have her in our community.

Philanthropy is practically synonymous with the name Lydia Eppig Harrington.

As Trustee of the Sears-Swetland Family Foundation and of the Ron and Lydia Harrington Family Foundation, Lydia works with Cleveland-area nonprofits that address environmental health, sustainable economic growth and livable communities, tackling problems such as affordable housing, healthcare access, job training and more. Within her work, she pays annual visits to 50 nonprofits, helping to secure their efforts and ensure continued success.

To her, there is nothing more inspiring than meeting the people who are transforming Cleveland into a better, more equitable and thriving community.

A loyal friend to Western Reserve Academy, Lydia is an alumna, a Pioneer Pair (married Ron Harrington '87) and current parent, with her son Will ’26 a wonderful addition to our community.

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Meredith Broadbent ´77

Charlotte Hooker ´23

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Impactful is the lasting impression her Powerfully negotiating international trade agreements is challenging, pressure-filled, highly sensitive and for Meredith, simply her area of expertise.

As a former trade negotiator and Chairman of the U.S. International Trade Commission, she worked to gain bipartisan consensus for politically difficult trade agreements, including NAFTA, China’s succession to the World Trade Organization and the African Growth and Opportunity Act. She led the U.S. negotiating team to reduce tariff and non-tariff barriers on industrial goods and successfully concluded an innovative trade agreement with the European Union, Japan, Korea and Taiwan. Every day Meredith not only encourages change, she has become an incredible force behind it.

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first days have made on the trajectory of Charlotte’s life. Her ahead-of-thegame start, in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at the Cleveland Clinic, fuels an energy—and a connection to that institution—that courses through her like a strong current. In the years since, she’s hosted benefit concerts with proceeds going to the NICU. She’s been involved in the WRA Cancer Immunology program using cancer cells from the Clinic. So, of course, her bright future may land there as well—by way of Case Western Reserve University, where Charlotte is studying dance and biology. Outside of her career interests, she’s an experienced flutist, a ballet, jazz and modern dancer, and quite the conversationalist.

In Mandarin. Of course!

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Marcia Prewitt Spiller T R U S T E E , C O N S U LTA N T, R E T I R E D SR. VICE PRESIDENT FOR ACADEMIC AND STUDENT LIFE AT WO O DWA R D AC A D E M Y

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Suzanne Day ´87 TRUSTEE, COUNSEL FOR BR ACEWELL LLP

Intense global negotiation, litigation, and investigation aside, Suzanne has Young minds and their limitless

the warmest, most down-to-earth

potential will forever be a source

smile. One that is unexpected when

of inspiration for Marcia. As one of

you consider the days she spends

the most prominent forces in the

navigating embezzlement and complex

independent school sector, she never

insurance recoveries. A long-tenured

loses sight of this. Marcia chaired the

member of the WRA Board of Trustees,

Boards of the National Association of

Suzanne and her meticulous input and

Independent Schools (NAIS) and The

counsel have been game changers

Enrollment Management Association

for the school in its modern era. Her

(EMA) and propelled Woodward

experience and incredible skill as a

Academy and The Children’s School,

strategic negotiator have served the

both in Atlanta, through transformative

school well—as she is currently the co-

change and growth. Internationally, she

chair of our Admission & Financial Aid

helped schools in Nicaragua, Columbia,

Committee. She is excited to see WRA

El Salvador and the United Arab

continue to produce “talented, funny,

Emirates gain accreditation. About her

happy and kind graduates.” WRA

lifetime commitment to education, she

is thrilled to have had “the other

says fondly, “We are all very fortunate

Suzanne” (as she likes to call

to be doing the work we are doing. We

herself, with a nod to Head of

are changing lives every day.”

School Suzanne Walker Buck P '24) lead the way.

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VaLanDria Smith-Lash ´19 F O U N D E R O F C O A R S E C U LT U R E

Beauty and beauty products are

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Dagmar Fleischmann Fellowes ´75 T R U S T E E , A S S I S TA N T G E N E R A L COUNSEL FOR PROGRESSIVE

important to most teenagers, however, VaLanDria’s story has quite a bit more to it. At age 14 she started her own health and beauty company, Coarse Culture, which provides all-natural, cruelty-free products for skin and hair.

The idea started at her mom’s kitchen table in South Side, Chicago. VaLanDria wanted to create a product that would help restore health to her mother’s hair, which had become brittle and dry after her lupus diagnosis. So, she got to work whipping up a shea butter solution and in the process, creating a company. But she didn’t stop there. In VaLanDria’s work, she also created an uplifting community for other young, Black entrepreneurs. She hosts pop-up events and offers social shout-outs to help other young founders follow their dreams as well. Recently, she was

Witty and creative may not be the first terms that come to mind when describing an honored Trustee or an Assistant General Counsel, but those words most certainly do describe Dagmar. Strong, keenly focused and meticulous are just a few of the others. Dagmar is an integral alumna of the school. She gave the opening remarks at the historic installation of Suzanne Walker Buck P '24, Reserve’s 32nd Head of School and the first woman ever at the helm. She offers her unwavering assistance to concerns central to WRA, from risk management to enrollment trends and data, and guides opportunities to build our brand regionally and nationally.

recognized in Forbes Local 30 Under 30 in Chicago for her enterprise and ingenuity — and to her, we extend our sincerest congratulations!

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Amy Andrews Swegan ´97

Laura Roecker Stropki

DIRECTOR OF LEADERSHIP GIFTS

DIRECTOR OF INTERNAL C O M M U N I C AT I O N S

Proud describes Amy’s past, present and future ties to Reserve. Both she and her husband Tyler '97 are WRA graduates — and their legacy continues as their son, Johnny, joins the Class of 2027. After working in New York City for Disney Theatrical on Broadway and the Public Theatre, Amy accepted a job with the Cleveland Orchestra and returned to Hudson. She subsequently worked at the Summa Foundation and owned her own fundraising consulting business. As the Director of Leadership Giving, she works alongside her mother Ruth to ensure WRA maintains a strong financial future and amazing educational experiences for future generations.

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Bright ideas have guided this talented writer from her former life as a middle school language arts teacher to a published author of five young adult novels, to a polished and inventive communicator, graphic designer and ideator working with WRA. Laura serves as a mentor for College Now Greater Cleveland, volunteers with WRA 2016 graduate Maria Paparella’s Chair-ity and was a founding Board Member of 100 Women Strong OHIO. A woman of many talents and boundless energy, Laura credits the universe as an ongoing influence. “I've seen TWO shooting stars or comets or events in the past year. They literally take my breath away.

I know it freaks some people out to feel so little in the universe, but I love it.

It's an instant perspective shift that I usually need.”

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Pioneering T H E

WO R L D

F O RWA R D

Collected through a survey of our WRA community, the following quotes express admiration for a select few of the inimitable women in our ranks.

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ABOUT MARIE:

ABOUT SUZANNE:

We are where we should be; a school strong with girls and with a strong woman — but more importantly a strong leader, who will be an inspiration to all — at the

There was no greater example to young women, and men, at Reserve that women are –– and should always be –– equal to their male peers and a force to be reckoned within their communities.

M R S. B R E U K E R WA S

SOFT SPOKEN, BUT SO TOUGH

A N D R E A L LY W A S A N

— A M A N DA (S HAW) K A I N ’09

helm. We are so fortunate

EXCELLENT ROLE MODEL

to have her with us.

FOR WOMEN IN SCIENCE — DAGMAR FELLOWES ’75 — N I K K I H U S AT AV D I S ’ 9 5

S U Z A N N E WA L K E R BUCK, P ‘24 Head of School, Western Reserve Academy

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MARIE FIEDLER

CHRISTINE BREUKER

Science Faculty, Women’s Advocate, Field Hockey Coach

Science Faculty

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B R I T T WA S

Ms. Chen's loving charm & relatability make her a beacon

PA R T M OM ,

of light for so many students on campus.

PA R T F E M I N I S T

Because of that, she is more than my teacher.

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She is family.

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— A M I E LY ’ 2 0

RO L E M O D E L . I C O U L DN ’ T H AV E

J U DY C H E N

G R A D UAT E D

Modern & Classical Languages Faculty, Ellen C. Long Chair in Modern Languages

F ROM R E S E R V E WITHOUT HER. A N N E CH A PM A N

— M O L LY F O W L E R ’ 0 5

History Faculty

Anne had such a powerful intellect and demanding standards; she never ‘dumbed down’ her classes but rather expected and encouraged her students to rise to their

greatest potential.

— C E C I LY P R Y C E M A G U I R E ’ 7 8

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BR I T T F L A NAG A N WRA Dean of Admission

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V E L I A PRYCE Classic Languages Faculty

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A B O U T J E A N N E D O N OVA N F I S H E R :

AN I N S PI RATI O N She has made an enormous impact in the arts and education sectors and demonstrates what it means to be a dedicated steward for that which one holds dear.

— SUZ AN N E WALK E R B UC K , P ' 2 4

WA N D A B O E S C H - C O R D O N Dean of Academic Affairs, Director of Community Outreach, Science Department Faculty

V E L I A P RYC E T R E AT E D M E L I K E O N E

OF HER OWN CHILDREN AND

H E L P E D M E T O S E E T H AT I H A D

SOMETHING TO OFFER TO THE WORLD

J E A N N E D O N O VA N FISH ER ‘ 76 Chair of the Advisory Board of the Fisher Center at Bard, Investor, Producer, Philanthropist

— K AT I E O N G ’ 8 3

Wanda's support always extended past my status as a student, and I always felt that I was able to go to her openly and free of judgment. She was honest, loyal and helped me continue to grow on my academic journey. To this

Jeanne was the catalyst

day she continues to be a supportive person

for the 50 Brilliant Years

and role model in my life.

endowed scholarship

— CRISTEN BARNETT ’16

fund, and we thank her.

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Midge encouraged me and helped me build my confidence in choir. I started ABOUT RUTH:

It wasn’t always easy being away from home.

Ruth and her family welcomed me and many others into their home for a home-cooked meal, a shoulder to lean on and, of course, lots of laughter.

the class too shy to let the person next to me hear me sing and ended up absolutely loving singing with the rest of the choir. It was a great lesson for me that trying things that seem scary can be

MIDGE K AR AM ‘79

incredibly rewarding.

— MARGARET WILSON ’06

Fine and Performing Arts Department Faculty

LEAH MAHER General Counsel

— DANIELLE STR AUSS LARCOM ’97

I am thankful for my Reserve experience and to have Leah as a

friend.

Though we didn’t have a lot in common during our Reserve years, what strikes me now is how many things we have in

common today! Discipline, independence and confidence are among those that first come to mind. I can’t help but think RU T H A N DR EWS Senior Director of Leadership Gifts

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these attributes are a product of our four years at Reserve.

— DIANA NARLOCH-MIKESELL '78

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Lighting T H E

W A Y

Together, WRA women shine brightly. As they graciously illuminate our world, we are captivated and impressed and forever grateful.

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With their unwavering strength and resilience, they have ignited a spark within themselves and others, illuminating the path towards empowerment, growth and a brighter future.

They ALL STARTED THEIR STORIES HERE

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With their unwavering strength and resilience, they have ignited a spark within themselves and others, illuminating the path towards empowerment, growth, and a brighter future.

THE FUTURE YOU

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Onward. Skyward.

They ALL

NOW, THEY ignite

STARTED THEIR

growth & unlock

STORIES HERE

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