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Migrants begin to arrive at sites around France

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Twenty-eight migrants who were living in a makeshift shelter in the Jungle camp in Calais arrive at a reception centre 760 kilometres away i...

Work begins on dismantling the Jungle

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Demolition work begins Operation is “peaceful” – officials London and Paris at odds over unaccompanied minors Work has begun ...

Demolition work begins Operation is “peaceful” – officials London and Paris at odds over unaccompanied minors Work has begun on dismantling the sprawling Jungle camp in Calais. Eyewitnesses say workers have started to tear down unoccupied tents and shacks by hand. Officials say demolition work has begun by hand to avoid inflaming tensions. It is hoped the camp will be cleared by Friday. The operation to clear it has been peaceful so far. BREAKING: Crews have started dismantling the squalid migrant camp in France known as “the jungle”— The Associated Press (@AP) October 25, 2016 Crews begin dismantling the Calais ‘Jungle’ migrant camp https://t.co/0A4DIS62Vn— TIME (@TIME) October 25, 2016 #UPDATE Demolition work begins in Calais ‘Jungle’ https://t.co/EzBRbVmf30— AFP news agency (@AFP) October 25, 2016 Police presence Police equipped with water cannon stood guard as hundreds of migrants – some of whom have lived in the squalid camp on the northern French coast for months or even years – waited for buses to take them to be resettled across France. The Jungle in numbers More than 3,000 have been moved so far 1,900 left voluntarily on Monday At least 900 left on Tuesday 600 unaccompanied minors are being helped 1,200 police have been deployed The end of a dream Groups of young men who have fled war and poverty in the Middle East, Africa and Asia, keep warm around piles of burning rubbish. A large fire blazed at one point but then appeared to be brought under control. Large fire visible in #France ‘Jungle’ migrant camp, says witness, amid clearing operation https://t.co/09WBv02vgc pic.twitter.com/C4YxIxqzDB— ST Foreign Desk (@STForeignDesk) October 25, 2016 There was no repeat of the minor skirmishes with security forces seen over the weekend. Officials say the operation was going peacefully. For many of the migrants from Syria, Afghanistan and other conflict zones, the closure of the Jungle marked the end of a dream to reach the UK. EN DIRECT- Cazeneuve: l‘évacuation de la “Jungle” se déroule dans “le calme et la maîtrise” https://t.co/4Xm5vALQBW pic.twitter.com/TMc6iZIykh— BFMTV (@BFMTV) October 24, 2016 London and Paris London and Paris have been at odds over the fate of around 1,300 unaccompanied child migrants living in the Jungle. The French government last week urged the UK to step up its efforts to resettle them. On Monday, British Interior Minister Amber Rudd said Britain would take in roughly half of the camp’s lone children. Amber Rudd vows to bring more Calais children to UK as camp is demolished – https://t.co/sRNinQThVf pic.twitter.com/KwHOJzg2No— PoliticsHome (@politicshome) October 24, 2016 Six months before a presidential election in France, the camp and border controls with Britain are hotly debated campaign issues. Some right-wing opponents of President Francois Hollande want all the migrants sent to the UK. The far-right National Front party said the current resettlement plan would create mini-Calais camps across France. What they are saying “The migrants have known for a long time this was going to happen. We are making sure it is done properly,” – Calais Regional Prefet Fabienne Bucco. “We know the Jungle is over. We want a good city, like one near Paris. If we can’t go there, we will come back to the Jungle,” – Aarash, 21-year-old Afghan migrant. “France is a good country but just not right for me and my situation. I am going to stay and I will build another jungle!” – Khan, a 32-year-old Afghan migrant. “Overall, the migrants have understood that time is up for the Jungle. They have been receptive,” – social worker Serge Szarzynski. Useful hashtags #CalaisJungle, #calaiseviction, #Calais, #migrants, #jungledecalais Less

Attempted robbery at WF bank

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An Attempted Armed Bank Robbery (Gun) incident which occurred in the 3200 block of Pennsylvania Avenue, SE, on Thursday, October 20, 2016 at...

Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega set to clinch third straight term

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Nicaraguan leader Daniel Ortega appeared to have a clear path to a third consecutive term in office after securing more than 70% of the vote...

Passengers Grounded After 'mini-Tornado' Rampages Through Mildura

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A storm which brought hail, strong winds and a mini-tornado ripped through Mildura and Red Cliffs on November 11, according to ABC The stor...

Enzo Maiorca ‘lord of the deep blue’ dies at 85

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Legendary Italian free diver Enzo Maiorca has died at the age of 85 in his hometown of Syracuse, Sicily. Enzo Maiorca💐 pic.twitter.com...

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Incredible! Google translate: The "tight" on the tolls of all highways are a constant. They occur every day, especially at peak hours or wh...

Counting begins in Haiti’s delayed presidential poll

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Counting is under way in Haiti’s long delayed election. But the country’s electoral authorities don’t expect to have preliminary resul...

Haiti elects new president

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Provisional results suggest Jovenel Moise has won the presidential election in Haiti. The political novice has won a majority in the first...

Provisional results suggest Jovenel Moise has won the presidential election in Haiti. The political novice has won a majority in the first round, avoiding a second round runoff, according to the country’s election council. BREAKING: Presidential election results in Haiti indicate Jovenel Moise won with 55 percent of votes.— The Associated Press (@AP) November 29, 2016 What has the election council said? Businessman Moise wins Haiti election in first round: provisional results https://t.co/4jwDHxLRu5 pic.twitter.com/BoWnDcUFFq— Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 29, 2016 Moise won 55.67 percent of the vote in the November 20th election. His closest rival, Jude Celestin, polled 19.52 percent. 12 percent of the voting slips were set aside because of irregularities and were not included in the count, the council said. Who is Moise Jovenel? He was the chosen successor to former President Michel Martelly, a singer. A political unknown before last year, Moise also came first in the October 2015 vote. The result triggered protests and claims of fraud from opponents. The 48-year-old is a successful businessman, running a banana export company he sees as a model for rural development. As president, his task will be to revive Haiti’s economy and rebuild that country as it recovers from a devastating earthquake in 2010, as well as Hurricane Matthew. My cousin Jovenel Moïse is officially President Elect of Haiti 🇭🇹😭 ❤️️💙 PRESIDENT OF THE PEOPLE pic.twitter.com/OWGxlLGeDn— Britney (@BritBrat_D) November 29, 2016 Unrest The results follow a week of protests and unrest led by supporters of former president Jean-Bertrand Aristide’s Fanmi Lavalas Party. The party claimed victory for its candidate, Maryse Narcisse, soon after the election. Interim president Jocelerme Privert called for calm in an address before the results were released. He also said the political uncertainty of the past year had compromised economic and political development. Le #Chef de l’Etat Haïtien, #Jocelerme Privert, a exercé son droit de vote à Petit Trou de Nippes #HaitiElections MCHaiti MJSAChaiti pic.twitter.com/cXkaI2qL0F— CEP HAITI (@cep_haiti) November 20, 2016 The background The election was a repeat of a vote originally held in October 2015. It was overturned after allegations of fraud. The vote was scheduled for October the 9th, but was postponed again after the Category 4 Hurricane Matthew tore through the Caribbean nation. An estimated 1,000 people were killed and 1.4 million were left needing humanitarian assistance. Election results are slow to be released in Haiti because votes are hand counted. Transport in the country is unreliable and was made worse by Hurricane Matthew, which tore up most of the south. What they are saying “We want to salute the maturity of the Haitian people,” – Leopold Berlanger, president of the election council. “When we spend 55 million dollars to have elections, that is 55 kilometres of roads that we cannot construct, 55 high schools that we cannot construct. That is 110 lower-grade schools that we cannot construct,” – Jocelerme Privert Less

Iconic statue shrouded in green for Chapecoense

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Relatives of one of the victims of Monday’s plane crash in Colombia have gathered for a memorial mass at one of Brazil’s most iconic lan...

Relatives of one of the victims of Monday’s plane crash in Colombia have gathered for a memorial mass at one of Brazil’s most iconic landmarks. Families and friends gathered at the foot of the Christ the Redeemer statue which looks out over Rio de Janeiro. Shrouded in dense fog, the emblematic statue was poignantly lit up in green, the Chapecoense colours. In Rio, Christ the Redeemer statue is all green as an act of consolidation with Chapecoense.#ForçaChape pic.twitter.com/AMzWSScvfe— Roro O’Monstro.™ (@Roromeo_MUFC10) November 29, 2016 Who was the ceremony in honour of? Guilherme Marques, a 28-year-old reporter from TV Globo. He was one of the 71 people who died when their chartered aircraft, carrying the Brazilian Chapecoense football team, came down in Colombia. Rio’s Christ the Redeemer lit in Chapecoense’s team colors as mass is held beneath famous statue to honor the dead. https://t.co/vfKDH0iyfr pic.twitter.com/VSm9TZKgij— ABC News (@ABC) November 30, 2016 Brazil and the world of football in mourning The team lost the majority of its players in the crash. They were travelling for what has been described as “the biggest match in their history”. Masses have also been held in other areas of Brazil, including Chapeco, the team’s home city, to commemorate the victims. Relatives and friends also gathered at the team’s Arena Conda. They were joined by fans of the club who came to mourn together at the team’s home ground. Alaide Padilha, the mother of one of those killed, says she is trying to come to terms with the news. “My heart is in pieces, I am in a lot of pain. It is incredibly difficult. I never thought I would go through this. It hasn’t set in,” she told reporters. Beira-rio ficará assim durante a noite de hoje. Uma homenagem para a Chapecoense. pic.twitter.com/CMGxOqT08d— Carlos Lacerda (@lacerdacarlos08) November 29, 2016 See how the club is paying tribute on its website here The crash – what happened? The plane slammed into a mountainside near Medellin on Monday. The team were on their way to face Atletico Nacional for the Copa Sudamerica, South America’s equivalent of the Europa League. The BAe 146 charter plane, en route from a stopover in Bolivia, went down around 1015 pm local time. There were 68 passengers on board, along with a crew of nine. Only six of the 77 people on board the plane survived. TV Globo tribute 21 journalists were also on board, in addition to players, coaches and staff. The journalists were going to cover the match. Brazil’s TV Globo ended their evening newscast on Tuesday with the newsroom applauding as they remembered those lost. They include at least one person from their own newsroom. QUE HOMENAGEM LINDA DA TV GLOBO SEM PALAVRAS👏👏 pic.twitter.com/IGYMQyykRT— #FORÇACHAPE (@Fute_RS) November 30, 2016 Acompanhe os acontecimentos sobre o acidente com o time da Chapecoense. A GloboNews tá ao vivo em seu canal: https://t.co/xLYl2DdgO4— Globo Internacional (TVGloboInter) November 29, 2016 All views – from the Euronews Portuguese language service Tiago Braga Marques from the Portuguese language service at Euronews says this was a special team on the way to the biggest match of their lives. “What makes this such a tragic story is the fact that a small team that had only played in the lower divisions until 2013 managed to reach the final of a South American football competition.” “The end was tragic. Outside Brazil, no one knew Chapecoense before this plane crash.” “But now, not only is Brazil in mourning, the whole football world is in mourning.” Los grandes monumentos del mundo se tiñen de verde para homenajear al Chapecoense https://t.co/COVHiPIMN9 pic.twitter.com/cNuVk6vxRs— Antena3Noticias (@A3Noticias) November 30, 2016 Less

Aleppo: conflicting reports over a halt in the offensive

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There are conflicting reports coming out of Aleppo. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is on record as saying the Syrian government fo...

There are conflicting reports coming out of Aleppo. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov is on record as saying the Syrian government forces, back by Moscow, have halted their offensive to retake the rebel-held east of the city. However, there are multiple eyewitness reports of fighting continuing on the ground. What Russia says Russian news agencies are quoting the country’s foreign minister as saying the Syrian army has halted its military activity to let civilians leave rebel-held territory. BREAKING: #SyrianArmy suspends combat operations in #Aleppo – #Lavrov https://t.co/o1aaquYiYl #Syria pic.twitter.com/mJTn6GKyHp— Sputnik (@SputnikInt) December 8, 2016 “Combat operations by the Syrian army in east Aleppo have been suspended because the largest operation of evacuation of civilians from east Aleppo is being carried out. A column of about 8 thousand people, it is a tremendous operation,” Sergei Lavrov told the Sputnik news agency. Russia’s air force is providing tactical support on the Syrian government side, which is also backed by Shi’ite militias from Arab countries. Read more here What eyewitnesses are saying However, eyewitnesses say Syrian government forces are pressing ahead with an offensive in Aleppo, as part of their push to retake all of the besieged, rebel-held east of the country. A military source told the Reuters news agency: “Until now, 32 neighbourhoods have been liberated out of an original 40 in east Aleppo..the advance is going according to plan and is sometimes faster than expected.” “Helicopters, warplanes and rocket bombardment, like every other day. Nothing has changed,” a Turkish-based official with the Jabha Shamiya rebel group told the Reuters news agency, as of 0930 am on Friday. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which monitors the conflict, says government rocket attacks on frontline areas of east Aleppo continued overnight into Friday morning. Calls for a ceasefire On Wednesday, the rebels called for an immediate, five-day ceasefire and for civilians and wounded to be immediately evacuated to safety. However, they gave no indication they were ready to with draw, as demanded by Damascus and its ally, Moscow. Syria and Russia say they want the rebels to leave Aleppo and will not consider a ceasefire until that happens. What is the UN saying? The UN says fresh talks are needed to find a political solution to the six-year conflict. Another round of discussions will be held in Geneva on Saturday. “At this stage we have discovered that evacuation of civilians is taking place sometimes almost immediately,” the UN’s Special Envoy to Syria Staffan de Mistura told reporters in New York on Thursday. “Russia and Syria have not waited for us. The same could be said for the evacuation or the voluntary evacuation of fighters if there was an arrangement on that.” “Saturday is the day, that’s what is being discussed in Geneva.” #Aleppo DeMistura: Syrian gov suspended active combat activity for 8,000 civilians to be evacuated; will meet #TrumpTransition Tues SpainUN pic.twitter.com/snQO94gnrX— Pamela Falk (PamelaFalk) December 8, 2016 The context Syrian government and allied forces have, in the last two weeks, driven rebels from most of their territory in what was once Syria’s most populous city. The rebels have controlled the eastern section since 2012. Up to 275,000 civilians and an estimated 8,000 opposition fighters are thought to be trapped in the siege. Syrian President Bashar al-Assad said in an interview published on Thursday that retaking Aleppo would change the course of the civil war across the country. Así se ve Alepo a vista de dron tras el avance del régimen sirio https://t.co/9N7eb3VPDE pic.twitter.com/NpbZyrptmp— Luis Carballo (@LCEuronews) December 9, 2016 Less

Off Duty Police Officer VS two Thugs at a Post Office, Brazil

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Minas Gerais, Brazil. 13 Dec 2016: Two assailants entered a Post office in Minas Gerais, Brazil, to rob the joint. An Off duty Police offi...

Trump towers over the globe; many fear the shadow

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The Republican, Democrat, now reborn Republican president-elect, Donald J Trump, shocked the world by winning the US presidential election. ...

The Republican, Democrat, now reborn Republican president-elect, Donald J Trump, shocked the world by winning the US presidential election. The surprise defeat of Hillary Clinton at the hands of such an outrageous candidate has thrilled millions, yet has plunged many others into despair and anger. #ItEndedWith President Donald J. Trump 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/YFYytns4kQ— Alaskans 4 Trump (@TCB_AK) November 28, 2016 After an excruciating campaign Trump displayed a a glimmer of diplomacy:“Just received a call from Secretary Clinton. She congratulated us, it’s about us.Now it’s time for America to bind the wounds of division. We have to get together.” Trump’s campaign was based on a very real understanding of how far to deliver an insult. His attacks on Hillary Clinton, his bullying manner, appalled many, but galvanised a disenchanted support. In the second cringing presidential debate Hillary Clinton appeared certain she would win:“It is just awfully good that someone with the temperament of Donald Trump is not in charge of the law in our country.” “Because you would be in jail,” threatened Trump. Defeated Democrats Work To Put The Pieces Back Together https://t.co/kxZQUS4SPk #trending pic.twitter.com/5wOVnzWsoy— AlgoPolitics (@AlgoPolitic) November 11, 2016 His blunderbuss approach took in Mexicans, women, and President Obama. He accused the US media of bias and claimed the former first lady and secretary of state jeopardised US security, the so-called ‘emailgate’ “Instead of being held accountable, Hillary is running for president in what looks like to many people a totally rigged election. The election is being rigged by corrupt media, pushing false allegations and outright lies in an effort to elect Hillary Clinton president,” he said. realDonaldTrump #trump #president #america #usa #digital #digitalart #Caricature #illustration #art https://t.co/YiWIPgRzqa pic.twitter.com/ZFW4WAk1nJ— Iván Shatski (ishatski) November 23, 2016 In June the Washington Post reported that “Russian government hackers” had accessed the servers of the Democratic National Committee. Clinton spoke to the media: “I’m really concerned about the credible reports. About Russian government interference in our elections. We’ve never had a foreign adversarial power, be already involved in our electoral process with the DNC hacks. We never had a nominee of one of our major parties urging the Russians to hack more.” Russian President Vladimir Putin, expert at keeping a straight face, simply batted away the notion, then twisted the knife :“Is there anyone who really thinks in full seriousness that Russia is capable of influencing the choice of the American people somehow? America is not a banana republic, is it? America is a great power. If I’m not right, please correct me,” said Putin. Lo único bueno de la era Trump es que se nos viene una edad dorada para la caricatura en gringolandia. #GoodMorningWorld pic.twitter.com/B0xwhusbV6— Luis Alejandro (@alejo_diaz) November 13, 2016 As news filtered through that the unthinkable had come to pass and Trump had won the Democrats went into mourning. Clinton addressed a red eyed audience:“We have seen that our country is more deeply divided than we thought but I still believe in America.Donald Trump is going to be our president. We owe him an open mind and a chance to lead.” Eight years after electing America’s first black president billionaire Trump is running the show. Less

Valparaiso counts the cost

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Residents have begun assessing the extent of the damage from a fire that has swept over the hills outside the Chilean port city of Valparais...

Residents have begun assessing the extent of the damage from a fire that has swept over the hills outside the Chilean port city of Valparaiso. What happened? The fire broke out on Monday. Television footage showed huge brown-gray columns of smoke emanating from a neighbourhood high in one of the city’s hills. The blaze destroyed dozens of homes and injured at least 19 people. An estimated 400 people were evacuated from their homes. 47,000 customers were affected by a power cut, but this was later restored to all but 350. Firefighter watches his own house burn Valparaíso: El heróico gesto del bombero que se volvió viral en Chile – El Comercio https://t.co/BOhvcflRzD— Juan Ugaz (@JuanCugaz) January 3, 2017 Firefighter Juan Carlos Espinoza is a rescuer but also a victim. “I work as a lifeguard during the Summer. I was on the beach when I saw the large plume of smoke so I made my way over.” “When I arrived on the scene, I could see my own house was one of those that had been burnt to the ground.” Why did the fire take hold? The authorities say the blaze was fanned by gusty winds and high temperatures. Poor sanitation was also to blame as the fire fed on rubbish deposited in small ravines that run through the city. Is this the first time it has happened? No. In 2014, a forest fire destroyed 2,500 homes and killed 15 people in the hills that surround Valparaiso. Valaparaiso – “scenic but gritty” The scenic but gritty port city of 285,000 is the centre of a metropolitan area of around one million people. It is the second largest urban district in Chile. The colonial-era city is known for its colourfully-painted cliff-top houses. Built on steep hillsides in an area covered in pines, many of the city’s wooden structures are susceptible to fire, especially in the poorer neighbourhoods higher in the hills. It was designated a World Heritage site in 2003. In tweets Fire ravages Valparaiso, sends people fleeing for their lives https://t.co/UCPSYq0CrC pic.twitter.com/T4NjLG0xk7— euronews (@euronews) January 3, 2017 Some 400 people evacuated as large fire burns at least 100 homes in coastal Chilean city of Valparaiso pic.twitter.com/Wv4bHxb1Xf— CGTN (@CGTNOfficial) January 3, 2017 Hundreds of people were evacuated after a massive forest fire destroyed at least 100 homes in Chile’s Valparaiso pic.twitter.com/LH4DNKRV0N— AJ+ (@ajplus) January 3, 2017 Huge wildfire burns homes in Valparaiso, Chile, forcing authorities to evacuate hundreds of people https://t.co/daIvonCdK3 pic.twitter.com/9f5xaZY2D0— AFP news agency (@AFP) January 3, 2017 Both sides of life can be shocking sometime #Valparaiso pic.twitter.com/X57ygFhixZ— Esteban Beltramin (@beltramin_e) January 3, 2017 Less

Businessman Moise confirmed as new president of Haiti

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An electoral tribunal in Haiti has confirmed businessman Jovenel Moise as the country’s new president. Ruling on accusations of fraud ma...

An electoral tribunal in Haiti has confirmed businessman Jovenel Moise as the country’s new president. Ruling on accusations of fraud made by rival candidates after elections in November, the panel said while there were irregularities in the polls there was no massive fraud and the electoral process had not been affected. Je ne vais pas combattre la pauvreté, je vais créer de la richesse.- Jovenel Moïse #Haiti #President pic.twitter.com/jjWqsXFec5— Supportons Jovenel (@HaitiEnPremier) December 22, 2016 Moise, who won just over 55 percent of votes cast, is expected to be sworn in as president before early February. The 48-year-old is a first-time candidate who beat more than 20 other rivals for the post of president. He told supporters: “This presidential mandate of five years entrusts in me all the freedoms of the people, and as I said in my campaign the power comes from God, through the voice of the people.” Moise, who ran for ex-president Michel Martelly’s PHTK party, has promised to tackle corruption in Haiti and bring about national unity. Some rival groups had vowed never to accept his win in the election. Moise won a ballot in October 2015 but that was scrapped over accusations of fraud. The businessman now has the difficult task of propping up Haiti’s economy and overseeing reconstruction after a devastating earthquake and hurricane. Jovenel Moïse defeated 26 rivals in the first round and avoided a runoff. He won more than 55 percent of the vote. https://t.co/cnD0D2EjYV— Ralf S. Rho (@ralfrho) January 3, 2017 [PRESS STATEMENT] Haiti Provisional Electoral Council Publishes Final Presidential Election Results: https://t.co/RrUD7OJ1TU pic.twitter.com/qo8jF6s43J— U.S. Embassy Haiti (@USEmbassyHaiti) January 4, 2017 Haïti : Jovenel Moïse confirmé président de la République https://t.co/YBHd8LCw4h— Le Monde (@lemondefr) January 3, 2017 At PHTKhaiti press conference for Jovenel Moise’s speech after the final results! Way too many guns in the room. #haitielections #haiti pic.twitter.com/8P5mm6cQzQ— bahare khodabande (bahare_kh) January 3, 2017 Jovenel Moise to Clinch Haiti Presidency; Poll Fraud Ruled Out https://t.co/enZ2MpYS0m pic.twitter.com/6erO1ry4xu— The Voice of America (@VOANews) January 3, 2017 Less

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