Yahcalo Ndigena Nation Tribal Mission

Mission of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is dedicated to creating a self-sustaining, unified tribal community that respects ancestral traditions while advancing economic and social well-being. Our mission is to reduce the cost of living for our members, provide opportunities for all to prosper, and create generational wealth for future generations. Every member is a beneficiary of the tribal nation, trust & tail estate, and our collective efforts aim to foster an environment where prosperity is achievable for all.

We offer three classes of citizenship with in-house tribal financing options available for the registration fee, ensuring that all who wish to join can do so:

1. Class I Citizens: With a one-time non-refundable registration fee of $360 and monthly payments of $175 for families (including spouse and children), Class I Citizens are allocated tribal land and enjoy the maximum discounts on all tribal services and vendors marketplaces. This class is designed to ensure strong roots in the community, providing pathways to long-term prosperity and family legacy.

2. Class II Citizens: This class offers flexible involvement, with a one-time non-refundable registration fee of $360 and monthly payments of $50 for families or $25 for individuals. Class II Citizens benefit from discounts on tribal services and gain the right to use and lease tribal land, promoting active participation in the Nation’s shared resources to help reduce costs and foster personal and collective growth.

3. Class III Citizens: For those seeking access without ongoing financial obligations, Class III Citizenship involves a one-time non-refundable registration fee of $360 and no monthly payments. Class III Citizens enjoy full access to tribal services and lands but do not receive discounts on services. This option ensures that everyone can benefit from the Nation’s resources and contribute to its growth.

With in-house financing options for registration fees, the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation ensures inclusivity, allowing all to participate in our collective mission to reduce costs and foster economic empowerment. Together, we are building a future of shared prosperity and generational wealth.

Tribal Mission of Yahcalo Ndigena Nation

The mission of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is to unite diverse bloodlines, preserve cultural heritage, and create a self-sustaining, prosperous community. We are committed to fostering an autonomous nation that supports its members by ensuring economic independence, creating job opportunities, and enabling pathways to self-employment. Our vision centers on sovereignty, generational wealth, and cultural pride, with a focus on sustainable growth, international engagement, and self-reliance for future generations.

1. Unity of Bloodlines and Tribal Charters

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation unites multiple bloodlines under a shared identity and purpose. As part of this mission, we will establish 144 tribal charters (tribal states), each retaining its unique cultural identity while contributing to the collective success of the nation. These charters will provide autonomy in governance while ensuring mutual prosperity through shared resources and opportunities.

2. Generational Wealth Through Tribal Trust and Estate

The nation will establish a tribal trust and estate to ensure long-term financial security for all members. The trust will be the foundation for funding essential infrastructure, businesses, educational programs, and cultural preservation, with each charter and its members benefiting from its collective resources. This trust will provide a sustainable source of generational wealth for the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation.

3. Education and Cultural Ministries

Educational opportunities will be provided for all members, focusing on both academic and vocational skills. Cultural ministries will preserve and promote the traditions of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation, ensuring that every member can live with pride in their heritage while advancing in the modern world.

4. Self-Government and Tribal Sovereignty

We will establish a robust system of self-governance within the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. Each of the 144 Tribal Stateswill govern locally, ensuring that the principles of self-determination and sovereignty are upheld. At the same time, the nation will unite under common goals, ensuring collective growth and success.

5. Tribal Business Development

Economic empowerment is a cornerstone of our mission. The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will foster the creation of tribal-owned businesses within each of the 144 Tribal States. These businesses will span industries like agriculture, renewable energy, retail, and technology. Tribal charters will encourage the development of both local businesses and tribal corporations, creating employment opportunities and strengthening our national economy.

6. Employment Opportunities and Self-Employment Initiatives

To support the economic independence of our people, the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will prioritize the creation of both employment opportunities and self-employment pathways. Each tribal charter will have access to business incubation programs, community-driven projects, and the creation of local enterprises that provide jobs for members. This will not only create stability within the nation but also allow members to find opportunities for entrepreneurship. Self-employment initiatives will be supported through tribal grants, loans, and business development programs, empowering individuals to create their own businesses and contribute to the nation's economic growth.

Our focus will include:

• Small business support and entrepreneurship training for members.
• Job creation within each charter, focusing on sustainable industries such as agriculture, construction, technology, and renewable energy.
• Mentorship programs to guide new entrepreneurs in establishing and growing businesses that serve the community.

7. Tourism and Recreational Development

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will develop tourist attractions and recreational facilities within each of the 144 Tribal States. This will not only showcase our culture, natural beauty, and heritage but also provide significant employment opportunities within the tourism and hospitality sectors. By drawing visitors to experience the nation’s unique offerings, we will create a sustainable source of income and promote cultural exchange.

8. Tribal Identity and Sovereignty

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will create official Identification Card’s, driver’s licenses, vehicle registration, and other documentation, affirming the tribal identity and sovereignty of its members. This will ensure recognition within and beyond the nation, solidifying our self-governing status and allowing us to operate autonomously.

9. Tax-Exempt Tribal Land and Real Property

Land within the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will be tax-exempt, facilitating property ownership and business development without external interference. This will allow businesses, homes, and agricultural ventures to flourish while maintaining the tribe’s sovereignty over its land and resources.

10. Sustainable Farming and Food Sovereignty

Each of the 144 Tribal States will promote food sovereignty by encouraging sustainable farming and self-reliant food production. This will reduce dependence on outside food sources and strengthen the nation’s economy. Farming initiatives will create jobs, stimulate local trade, and provide nutritious food to tribal members.

11. Renewable Energy through Solar and Turbine Farms

To ensure energy independence, we will develop solar farms and wind turbine farms within the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. These renewable energy sources will provide affordable, sustainable power to homes, businesses, and public infrastructure, promoting environmental responsibility and reducing reliance on external energy providers.

12. Water and Waste Management Systems

Tribal water and waste management systems will provide clean, sustainable water sources and waste management solutions for each of the 144 Tribal States. This will ensure that members have access to safe water and proper sanitation, without relying on external utility companies.

13. Mission for Property Financing and Housing Development

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will create an in-house financing system for land acquisition and housing development. With a focus on Earth Bag homes—which are bulletproof, fireproof, floodproof, and earthquake-proof—we will ensure that all members have access to affordable, safe, and sustainable housing, while promoting local construction jobs and reducing reliance on external housing markets.

14. Diplomatic Mission for Indigenous and Aboriginal Rights

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will advocate for the rights of indigenous and aboriginal peoples worldwide through diplomatic engagement, including representation in the UATEI (United Alliance of Tribal and Indigenous Entities). We will seek recognition of our nation’s sovereignty, work with other indigenous nations, and protect the rights of our people through international relationships.

15. Tribal Passport and WHTI Compliant Passport Cards

We will issue Tribal Passport Cards to members, which will be WHTI (Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative) Compliant. These cards will allow for travel between nations and facilitate diplomatic relations. This will also open up opportunities for trade and cultural exchange, further enhancing the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation's global presence.

16. Non-Residence Membership and Benefits

Membership in the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is open to all individuals of tribal descent, regardless of their physical residence on tribal land. Members living off the land will still benefit from all educational, economic, and healthcare resources, ensuring that no member is excluded from the wealth and opportunities generated by the nation.

17. Live Tribal Registry E-Verify System

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will implement the Live Tribal Registry E-Verify System, enabling members to verify their identity, membership status, and other important documentation, such as vehicle registration. This system will also allow for tracking and verifying the status of tribal members, ensuring transparency and security for the nation.

18. The Founding Fathers and Mothers Initiative

The 144 Founding Fathers and Mothers will play a pivotal role in the establishment of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. They will contribute monthly fees toward land acquisition, and in return, each founder will have land rights and a share in profits and royalties generated from the land. The land will be divided into business centers and family villages, ensuring both economic and community development.

19. Law Enforcement and Tribal Security Force

To ensure peace and security, the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will establish a Tribal Law Enforcement Department, led by Sheriffs who will have authority within tribal borders and engage with both tribal and non-tribal entities. We will provide comprehensive training for law enforcement officers and establish a Tribal Security Defense Force to safeguard the nation from internal and external threats.

20. Establishing International Trade Relationships

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will prioritize the development of international trade relationships, positioning the nation as a key player in global commerce. We will establish trade agreements with other nations, particularly indigenous and tribal nations, to promote the exchange of goods, services, and resources. Our trade efforts will focus on sustainable products, cultural exports, and local craftsmanship from each of the 144 Tribal States, allowing our nation to build strong global ties and economic partnerships.

Trade agreements will help:

• Facilitate economic growth through export of goods and services.
• Create employment opportunities in the trade, logistics, and manufacturing sectors.
• Enhance the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation’s global presence and diplomatic relations.

21. A Unified and Prosperous Nation

Through these initiatives, the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation will create a unified, self-sufficient, and prosperous community. By focusing on sovereignty, sustainable development, business growth, and international trade, we will provide our people with the resources, opportunities, and support they need to thrive in a changing world. This mission will lay the foundation for a future where the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is a leading example of empowerment, cultural preservation, and economic independence.

Yahcalo Ndigena Nation Mission Statement:

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is committed to blending the strength of our cultural heritage with modern recreation, sportsmanship, and community. Our mission is to foster a nation where the spirit of adventure, athletic excellence, and environmental stewardship converge. By providing a wide array of sports, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences, we create opportunities for growth, unity, and a deep connection to the land, while honoring our past and preparing for a sustainable future.

1. Theme Parks: Yahcalo Ndigena Nation Tribal Charters will offer immersive theme parks that highlight the rich cultural heritage of our people. These parks will combine thrilling attractions with educational experiences, offering visitors a deep dive into our traditions, arts, and values through interactive exhibits and live performances.
2. Paintball Arena: Our state-of-the-art paintball arenas will feature challenging terrain designed to reflect the natural beauty of Yahcalo Ndigena. This will encourage teamwork, strategic thinking, and fitness, offering a fun and safe way for individuals and groups to engage in competitive play.
3. Go-Kart Racing: Yahcalo Ndigena will offer exciting and eco-friendly Go-Kart racing on purpose-built tracks that highlight skill, speed, and strategy. These tracks will provide a thrilling yet sustainable racing experience, fostering healthy competition for all ages.
4. Camping and Fishing: Yahcalo Ndigena will provide peaceful camping grounds and pristine fishing areas, allowing individuals to connect with nature and enjoy the tranquility of the land. We emphasize environmental conservation to ensure these natural spaces are protected for future generations.
5. Mining: We will engage in sustainable mining practices, using advanced technologies to responsibly extract resources that support the growth of our nation while safeguarding the environment for future generations.
6. Equine Integration: Horses will be the primary mode of transportation, with horse-drawn carriages and vehicles playing a central role in our daily life. The use of horses symbolizes our deep respect for tradition and nature, and our commitment to an eco-friendly way of living.
7. Sports Teams and Competitions: Yahcalo Ndigena will feature 144 distinct charters, each with its own sports team, mascot, and fan base. These teams will compete in various athletic disciplines, building community pride, unity, and a sense of belonging.
   • Boxing & MMA: Boxing and mixed martial arts (MMA) will be foundational to our combat sports culture. Yahcalo Ndigena will host boxing and MMA events, providing opportunities for athletes to showcase discipline, strength, and resilience, and to compete on national and global stages.
   • Other Fighting Sports: In addition to boxing and MMA, we will support wrestling, kickboxing, and traditional martial arts, helping athletes build mental fortitude, physical endurance, and respect for their competitors.
   • Football & Flag Football: Both traditional football and flag football will be major sports in Yahcalo Ndigena. Each charter will field its own football team, with leagues and tournaments promoting teamwork, strategy, and athleticism. Flag football will provide a less-contact alternative, creating opportunities for more inclusivity.
   • Basketball: Basketball will be a key sport within our nation, with teams representing each charter. From youth leagues to professional play, basketball will foster team spirit, competition, and physical health, while strengthening the sense of community.
   • Airsoft Arena: Yahcalo Ndigena will feature cutting-edge Airsoft arenas, offering a dynamic, tactical experience that challenges both individuals and teams. These arenas will offer strategic, combat-simulation gameplay, promoting teamwork, communication, and fitness in realistic settings. The Airsoft arenas will be eco-conscious, ensuring an exciting, environmentally friendly sport for all ages.
   • Other Team Sports: In addition to the major sports listed, Yahcalo Ndigena will promote a variety of other team sports, including soccer, volleyball, rugby, and lacrosse. These sports will allow individuals to connect with others, develop team-building skills, and embrace healthy competition.
   • Youth Development: Yahcalo Ndigena will prioritize the development of youth sports programs to ensure the next generation of athletes has the opportunity to thrive. From mentorship and training camps to scholarships and competitive leagues, we will support young athletes in realizing their full potential.

By blending traditional values with modern athletic opportunities, Yahcalo Ndigena will create a diverse sports culture that promotes fitness, unity, and community. The inclusion of the Airsoft Arena alongside other competitive and recreational activities strengthens our mission to provide a balanced, sustainable, and thriving future for all citizens.

Yahcalo Ndigena Nation
National Mission of Women Empowerment and Leadership

Mission Title: Rise of the National Chieftess(es)

Mission Statement:

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is divinely committed to the sacred upliftment, empowerment, and sovereign leadership of women and the sacred feminine force within our tribal civilization. Through the Rise of the National Chieftess(es), we restore the ancestral throne of matriarchal authority, spiritual stewardship, and national guidance by women.

This national mission is a call to awaken and install the divine role of the Chieftess in leading our people through justice, culture, and sacred governance.

Mission Objectives:

1. Install National Chieftess Leadership
   Establish and affirm the office of National Chieftess as a sovereign, divinely-appointed leadership role in the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. Recognize this role as equal in authority to any masculine national leadership, rooted in sacred matriarchal lineage.
2. Restore Matriarchal Sovereignty
   Reclaim and reestablish matriarchal sovereignty through tribal law, national recognition, and spiritual mandate. Acknowledge the Chieftess as the living embodiment of ancestral wisdom, life-force authority, and spiritual stewardship.
3. Create the National Chieftess Council
   Form a governing Council of National Chieftesses—composed of elder matriarchs, clan mothers, spiritual leaders, and protectresses of tribal law—tasked with guiding the moral, cultural, and spiritual direction of the Nation.
4. Empower Tribal Women into Leadership
   Develop national programs that identify, train, and support women and girls as future Chieftesses, tribal chieftess(es), governors, warriors, and healers. Provide platforms for their voices in law, policy, and tradition.
5. Protect and Enforce Women’s Sovereign Rights
   Establish and enforce National Tribal Codes that protect women’s rights to land, titles, governance, and inheritance. Defend women from violence, exploitation, and political exclusion through legal and spiritual means.
6. Celebrate the Divine Feminine in Nationhood
   Instill the sacred feminine into national ceremonies, cultural practices, marriage laws, and spiritual doctrine. Recognize the feminine as a divine pillar of tribal life and national destiny.
7. Build the National Chieftess Academy
   Establish an institution dedicated to the education and initiation of women into national leadership. The Academy shall train women in tribal law, economics, diplomacy, defense, culture, and spiritual leadership.
8. Unite Global Matriarchal Nations
   Create a national alliance of Indigenous and sovereign matriarchal nations around the world. Build diplomatic, cultural, and spiritual bridges with women-led societies and justice movements to advance global feminine power and Indigenous sovereignty.

Cultural Creed:
"She who gives life, leads with it.
She who carries the blood of the mothers shall carry the staff of the nation.
From her, wisdom is born, and through her, the nation shall rise again."

Yahcalo Ndigena Nation Mission of Women Empowerment and Tribal Chieftess Leadership

Mission Title: Rise of the Chieftess(es)

Mission Statement:

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation is committed to the sacred upliftment, empowerment, and sovereign leadership of women and feminine energy within our tribal civilization. Through the Mission of the Chieftess, we honor the ancestral lineage of matriarchal strength, wisdom, and spiritual governance that has long guided our people.

This mission seeks to:

1. Empower Women as Tribal Chieftesses
   Establish and recognize the role of Tribal Chieftess as an honored, equal leadership position within the national, state, clan, and family structures of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation.
2. Restore Sacred Balance Between Masculine and Feminine Authority
   Rebuild harmony in tribal governance by incorporating matrilineal principles, feminine council representation, and divine balance in decision-making, law, and cultural preservation.
3. Establish the Chieftess Council
   Form a Council of Chieftesses, composed of wise women leaders, mothers, and spiritual guides, tasked with safeguarding tribal wellness, leading cultural revival, and mentoring future women leaders and girls within the nation.
4. Support Women’s Tribal Rights and Economic Power
   Guarantee women's rights to inheritance, land ownership, tribal titles, business leadership, and full access to spiritual and civic leadership roles.
5. Protect Against Gender-Based Violence and Suppression
   Enforce strict National Tribal Codes protecting women from harassment, sexual violence, domestic abuse, and cultural suppression. Ensure all women have access to justice, healing, and community support.
6. Celebrate the Divine Feminine in Ceremony and Constitution
   Recognize feminine divinity in spiritual ceremonies, councils, and tribal marriage states, affirming the sacred role of women in life-giving, healing, and ancestral preservation.
7. Establish the Chieftess Academy
   Develop educational institutions and rites of passage that train women and girls in tribal law, leadership, defense arts, economics, spirituality, and tribal governance.
8. Advance Global Indigenous Sisterhoods
   Build international alliances with Indigenous matriarchs, women-led nations, and global women’s justice movements to secure a worldwide network of spiritual and political support.

Cultural Creed:

“She who gives life, leads with it. She who carries the blood of the mothers shall carry the staff of the nation. From her, wisdom is born, and through her, the nation shall rise again.”

Yahcalo Ndigena Nation
National Mission of the Emperor and Empress

Mission Title: Divine Sovereignty of the Crowned Nation

Mission Statement:

The Yahcalo Ndigena Nation affirms the sacred union of Emperor and Empress as the divine custodians of national sovereignty, ancestral law, and the spiritual destiny of our people. Rooted in celestial balance and tribal order, their leadership embodies the dual thrones of wisdom and power, fire and water, divine masculine and sacred feminine. Together, they uphold the Crowned Nation in strength, unity, and eternal covenant with the Creator and the Ancestors.

Mission Objectives:

1. Establish the Twin Thrones of Sovereignty
   Affirm the co-sovereign leadership of the Emperor and Empress as sacred and inseparable thrones guiding the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. Their union symbolizes the divine harmony that governs all life and nationhood.
2. Guardians of the Spiritual and Temporal Nation
   Empower the Emperor and Empress as the living conduits of ancestral law, spiritual order, and divine justice. They shall safeguard the nation’s ceremonial, cultural, political, and spiritual institutions.
3. Covenant Keepers of the Ancestors
   Uphold the ancestral covenants of land, lineage, law, and language. The Emperor and Empress shall preserve the teachings of the ancient ones and ensure their voice guides every generation forward.
4. Manifest Sacred Governance and Royal Justice
   Lead the nation through a model of sacred governance that reflects balance, moral integrity, and spiritual wisdom. Ensure that justice flows from the royal house as a river of righteousness and compassion for all citizens.
5. Anoint and Guide the Next Generation of Leaders
   Serve as divine mentors, blessing and preparing future leaders, Chieftains, Chieftesses, warriors, healers, and diplomats in accordance with tribal prophecy and sacred selection.
6. Embassy of Peace and Divine Authority
   Represent the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation to the world as a sovereign, divine civilization. Embody royal diplomacy in global Indigenous relations, interfaith harmony, and ancestral alliances.
7. Preserve the Royal Bloodlines and Legacy
   Protect the spiritual and genetic lineages of the royal house. Honor and maintain ceremonies, laws, and teachings that preserve the legacy of the Emperor and Empress across time.
8. Enshrine the Throne in Ceremony and Constitution
   Establish national rites, constitutional honors, and sacred observances that recognize the eternal throne of the Emperor and Empress as the highest symbol of national unity and divine order.

Cultural Creed:
"Two Souls, one throne.
Two flames, one light.
From the Crowned Union, the Nation is born and kept right.
As the Sun and Moon move the skies, so the Emperor and Empress move the heart of the people."

Yahcalo Ndigena Nation

Mission of Wokari Village – Seat of the Royal Sacred Tribal House
Tribal Clan/Village of Wokari, Located in the Tribal Township of Shalit
Within the Tribal Charter/State of Yahcalo Ndigena

Mission Title:
Wokari: The Heart of the Sacred Nation

Mission Statement:

Wokari Village, a Tribal Clan and ceremonial capital located within the Tribal Township of Shalit under the Tribal Charter/State of Yahcalo Ndigena, is the sacred seat of origin and divine governance for the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation. As home to the Royal Sacred Tribal House, Wokari is consecrated ground where divine order, ancestral wisdom, and tribal sovereignty converge.

Through the holy union of the Empress and Emperor, the Wokari Crown Tribal Governance is formed—an eternal institution of balanced power, sacred law, and sovereign leadership. This Crown serves not only as the ceremonial heart, but also as the governing head of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation.

Mission Objectives:

1. Formation of the Wokari Crown Tribal Governance
   The spiritual and legal union of the Empress and Emperor gives rise to the Wokari Crown, a sovereign and divine authority that governs and blesses the national structure of Yahcalo Ndigena. The Crown embodies ancestral prophecy, cosmic balance, and the highest expression of tribal law.
2. Royal Sacred Tribal House
   Maintain and protect Wokari as the permanent residence and ceremonial seat of the Crowned Sovereigns. Preserve its sacred temples, ancestral scrolls, and relics of national origin.
3. National Headquarters of Leadership
   The Office of the National Chief and National Chieftess shall be permanently housed within Wokari Village, operating under the Crown's blessing. From here, national legislation, spiritual law, tribal defense, and cultural preservation are directed.
4. Spiritual & Ceremonial Capital
   Designate Wokari as the national site for coronations, nation-building rites, ancestral celebrations, seasonal observances, and sacred diplomacy.
5. Cultural and Educational Hearth
   Establish the Wokari Institute of Tribal Knowledge and Spiritual Science—a national school for future Chiefs, Chieftesses, Healers, Warriors, and Royal Court officers.
6. National Council Grounds
   Serve as host to the Great Council of the Yahcalo Ndigena Nation, where all Tribal Charter leaders, clan elders, and national advisors gather under the Wokari Crown for tribal governance, lawmaking, and ancestral consultation.
7. Sanctuary of Justice and Reconciliation
   House sacred courts of tribal law, peace circles, and healing chambers where justice is rendered through divine order, not punishment, and healing is prioritized over exile.
8. Beacon of National Identity and Sovereignty
   Let Wokari Village shine as the first light of Yahcalo Ndigena rebirth—a symbol of divine nationhood, cultural revival, and ancestral promise kept alive through action and prayer.
9. Sacred Stewardship of Shalit Lands
   Protect the spiritual ecology of the Tribal Township of Shalit, preserving its desert winds, sacred springs, and ceremonial sites from external exploitation or spiritual desecration.
10. Eternal Flame of Wokari
    Tend the Sacred Flame of Wokari, lit by the Crowned Sovereigns and guarded by appointed Fire Keepers and Water Bearers. This flame shall burn as long as the Nation lives.

Governance Structure Anchored in Wokari:

• Nation: Yahcalo Ndigena Nation
• Tribal Charter/State: Yahcalo Ndigena
• Tribal Township: Shalit
• Village/Tribal Clan: Wokari (Royal Capital)
• Sovereign Governance:
  • Wokari Crown Tribal Governance (Empress & Emperor)
  • National Chief & National Chieftess Offices (Headquarters)
  • Royal Sacred Tribal House (Central Seat of Authority)

Cultural Creed of Wokari Village:

"From this fire, the Nation was born.
In this village, the ancestors still speak.
Here, the Crown rules not with power, but with purpose.
From the union of Sun and Moon, the Nation shall forever rise."

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