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1 A MESSAGE FROM THE AGC PAC CO-CHAIRS

GC PAC is the nonpartisan political action committee (PAC) Asponsored by AGC of America. It is registered with the U.S. Federal Election Commission and allows eligible employees of AGC member companies to pool personal, voluntary financial contributions. The contributions are used to support candidates running for elected office who, regardless of party affiliation, understand the construction industry and the specific needs, interests, and concerns of AGC member companies and their Dirk Elsperman employees. During the 2019-2020 election cycle, AGC PAC raised just shy of $1 million and contributed $978,000 to 216 federal candidates and committees. Of the 216 AGC PAC-backed candidates running on Election Day, 94 percent of them were successfully elected to the 117th Congress! AGC PAC’s ongoing tenacity and resolve in the political arena have made it one of the most recognized and well-respected PACs on Capitol Hill, ranking among the top 100 trade association PACs in the nation — earning it the “Heavy Hitter” status from the Center for Responsive Politics.

Eddie Stewart

Dirk Elsperman Eddie Stewart Tarlton Corporation Caddell Construction Co. AGC PAC Co-Chair AGC PAC Co-Chair

2 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Financial Summary...... 4 Key Statistics...... 5 Fundraising by State...... 6 Disbursements Non-Candidates...... 8 Candidates...... 9

Criteria for AGC PAC Disbursements hroughout a two-year election cycle, AGC PAC receives hundreds Tof requests to fund campaigns, other PACs, and party committees. With limited resources, AGC PAC must prioritize its disbursements to those entities most supportive of AGC’s legislative priorities. The AGC PAC Board of Trustees, a group which includes 19 individuals from AGC member companies, a chapter executive representative, and the PAC Treasurer, reviews such requests and approves the contributions for disbursement. Trustees use the following evaluation criteria: • Local chapter and member input • Understanding or connection to the construction industry • AGC current and lifetime congressional voting record • Candidate questionnaire and interview (if a first-time candidate) • Legislative strategy • Variable election factors such as demographic profile of the district, fundraising ability, polling data and previous election results • Chapter and individual member support for AGC PAC AGC PAC may contribute up to $5,000 per election (primary, general, or run-off) to a federal candidate’s campaign. It may also contribute up to $5,000 per year to a federal PAC, or up to $15,000 to a national party committee. Contribution amounts vary depending upon the aforementioned criteria.

3 AGC PAC Financial Summary 2019 2020 Total

Balance from 2019-2020 Cycle — — $117,876

Receipts Individual Contributions $473,593 $491,418 $965,010 Political Action Committees — $5,000 $5,000 Refunded Disbursements $7,500 — $7,500 Interest Income $528 $380 $908 Total $481,620 $496,798 $978,418

Disbursements Candidates, Committees, & PACs $435,500 $543,500 $979,000 Prior Year Checks Voided — $100 $100 Income Taxes $114 $90 $204 Other Disbursements — $192 $192 Total $435,614 $543,882 $979,496

Cash-on-Hand $163,882 $(47,085) $116,797

4 Key Statistics

Fundraising Donors 2019 2020 Cycle

Presidential Trust Members 21 21 26 ($5,000 Annually) Senatorial Council Members 22 32 40 (minimum of $2,500 Annually) FINANCES Congressional Caucus Members 131 133 180 (minimum of $1,500 Annually) Grassroots Members 123 107 179 (minimum of $500 Annually) Under $500 221 224 336

Disbursements

Supported Candidates 234 216 Winning Candidates Candidates Candidates US Senate Supported Running During on Election Cycle Election Day 22 27 US House of Representatives 180 189

94% Running on Election Day Percentage of Candidates Who Won on Election Day 202 216

Amount Disbursed to: Joint Fundraising Committees $5,000 Federal PACs $81,000 National Committees $140,000 US Senate Candidates $180,000 US House Candidates $572,000

5 Fundraising by State Total Total State Donors Receipts Disbursements Difference

Alabama 29 $52,700 $23,500 $29,200 Alaska 12 $5,750 $12,500 $(6,750) Arizona 24 $45,776 $15,000 $30,776 Arkansas 4 $9,850 $12,000 $(2,150) California 56 $71,606 $26,500 $45,106 Colorado 9 $15,450 $12,000 $3,450 Connecticut 2 $850 $2,000 $(1,150) Delaware 0 — $7,500 $(7,500) District of Columbia 2 $4,500 — $4,500 Florida 16 $20,850 $44,500 $(23,650) Georgia 66 $78,974 $62,500 $16,474 Hawaii 2 $2,050 — $2,050 Idaho 2 $1,600 $6,500 $(4,900) Illinois 21 $22,250 $29,500 $(7,250) Indiana 1 $1,500 $8,000 $(6,500) Iowa 5 $6,850 $26,500 $(19,650) Kansas 1 $500 $27,000 $(26,500) Kentucky 19 $5,000 $32,000 $(27,000) Louisiana 9 $4,937 $21,500 $(16,563) Maine 1 $1,500 $5,000 $(3,500) Maryland 1 $365 $6,000 $(5,635) Massachusetts 1 $1,500 $7,500 $(6,000) Michigan 10 $20,000 $26,000 $(6,000) Minnesota 7 $7,800 $7,500 $300 Mississippi 3 $4,850 $8,000 $(3,150) Missouri 21 $32,706 $29,500 $3,206 Montana 5 $8,400 $12,500 $(4,100) Nebraska 8 $8,000 $15,500 $(7,500)

6 Fundraising by State Total Total State Donors Receipts Disbursements Difference

Nevada 59 $21,972 $5,000 $16,972 New Hampshire 0 — $2,500 $(2,500) New Jersey 1 $500 $7,500 $(7,000) New Mexico 6 $8,350 — $8,350 New York 9 $21,800 $22,000 $(200) North Carolina 19 $23,550 $27,000 $3,550 North Dakota 6 $24,202 $2,000 $22,202 FUNDRAISING Ohio 9 $23,300 $15,500 $7,800 Oklahoma 13 $14,300 $16,000 $(1,700) Oregon 19 $26,461 $23,000 $3,461 Pennsylvania 11 $17,200 $18,000 $(800) Puerto Rico 5 $7,100 — $7,100 Rhode Island 0 — — — South Carolina 6 $7,000 $10,500 $(3,500) South Dakota 21 $26,200 $12,000 $14,200 Tennessee 40 $60,723 $15,000 $45,723 Texas 70 $113,399 $85,500 $27,899 5 $10,500 $3,500 $7,000 Vermont 0 — — — Virginia 10 $17,550 $8,000 $9,550 Washington 33 $39,400 $19,500 $19,900 West Virginia 14 $5,800 $10,500 $(4,700) Wisconsin 6 $10,100 $9,000 $1,100 Wyoming 7 $7,105 $12,000 $(4,895) AGC of America Staff 11 $34,988 — $34,988

7 Non-Candidate Disbursements

Federal PACs 2019 2020 Blue Dog Political Action Committee — $5,000 Bluegrass Committee (Sen. Mitch McConnell) $5,000 $5,000 Build our Future (Rep. Francis Rooney) $2,500 — Collins Maine 2020 (Sen. Susan Collins) — $5,000 Common Value PAC (Sen. John Barasso) — $5,000 Cowboy PAC (Rep. ) — $2,500 First State PAC (Sen. Tom Carper) — $5,000 Great America Committee (Vice President ) $5,000 $5,000 Hawkeye PAC (Sen. Chuck Grassley) $2,500 — Healthcare Freedom Fund (Rep. Phil Roe) $3,500 — Heartland Values PAC (Sen. John Thune) $2,500 — Innovation PAC (Rep. Patrick McHenry) — $2,500 Nebraska Sandhills PAC (Sen. Deb Fischer) — $2,500 Rely on Your Beliefs Fund (Sen. Roy Blunt) $5,000 Republican Main Street Partnership $5,000 $5,000 Tuesday Group PAC $5,000 $5,000 Wild and Wonderful PAC (Sen. Shelley Moore Capito) — $2,500

Committees 2019 2020 National Republican Congressional Committee $15,000 $15,000 National Republican Senatorial Committee $15,000 $15,000 Republican National Committee $15,000 $15,000 Targeted State Victory — $50,000

8 Disbursements by Candidate Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result ALASKA AK-Sen Dan Sullivan R Yes 96% $5,000 $2,500 Won AK-AL R Yes 85% $5,000 — Won

ALABAMA AL-1 Bradley Byrne R Yes 84% $5,000 — Ran for Sen. AL-1 R No N/A $2,5001 — Won AL-2 Jeff Coleman R No N/A $2,500 — Lost Primary AL-2 Barry Moore R No N/A — $1,500 Won DISBURSEMENTS AL-2 Martha Roby R Yes 89% $2,500 — Retired AL-3 Mike Rogers R Yes 84% — $2,500 Won AL-4 R Yes 85% $1,000 — Won AL-6 R Yes 57% $1,000 — Won AL-Sen Tommy Tuberville R No N/A — $5,000 Won

ARKANSAS AR-1 Rick Crawford R Yes 85% $1,500 $1,500 Won AR-2 R Yes 89% $1,000 $2,500 Won AR-3 R Yes 90% $1,000 — Won AR-4 R Yes 79% $1,000 $1,000 Won AR-Sen Tom Cotton R Yes 78% $2,500 — Won

ARIZONA AZ-2 D Yes 91% — $1,000 Won AZ-9 D Yes 83% $2,000 $2,000 Won AZ-Sen Martha McSally R Yes 100% $5,000 $5,000 Lost

CALIFORNIA CA-1 Doug LaMalfa R Yes 87% — $1,500 Won CA-8 R No N/A — $1,500 Won

1. Includes $2,500 for 2020 Primary Runoff 9 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result CA-20 D Yes 50% — $3,500 Won CA-21 R No N/A — $2,500 Won CA-25 R Yes 100% — $2,500 Won CA-32 D Yes 35% — $2,500 Won CA-49 Brian Marryot R No N/A $2,500 — Lost CA-50 R No N/A $5,000 $5,000 Won

COLORADO CO-5 R Yes 64% — $1,000 Won CO-6 D Yes 83% — $1,000 Won CO-Sen Cory Gardner R Yes 100% $5,000 $5,000 Lost

CONNECTICUT CT-1 John Larson D Yes 42% — $1,000 Won CT-2 Joe Courtney D Yes 48% $1,000 — Won

DELAWARE DE-Sen Chris Coons D Yes 56% $2,500 — Won

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA DC-AL D Yes N/A $2,500 — Won

FLORIDA FL-2 R Yes 88% $1,000 — Won FL-3 R No N/A — $1,500 Won FL-4 John Rutherford R Yes 88% $1,000 — Won FL-6 R Yes 58% $1,000 — Won FL-7 D Yes 71% $2,500 $2,500 Won FL-11 Dan Webster R Yes 82% $1,000 — Won FL-12 R Yes 88% $1,000 — Won FL-15 Scott Franklin R No N/A — $2,500 Won

10 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result FL-16 R Yes 89% $3,500 — Won FL-17 R Yes 33% $1,000 — Won FL-18 R Yes 75% $5,000 — Won FL-25 Mario Diaz-Balart R Yes 89% $3,500 — Won FL-26 Carlos Gimenez R No N/A — $5,000 Won

GEORGIA GA-1 R Yes 83% $2,500 — Won GA-3 Drew Ferguson R Yes 75% $2,500 — Won GA-6 Karen Handel R No N/A $2,500 $5,000 Lost GA-7 Rich McCormick R No N/A — $5,000 Lost GA-8 Austin Scott R Yes 79% $2,500 — Won GA-9 R No N/A $2,5002 — Won GA-9 Doug Collins R Yes 80% $2,500 — Ran for Sen. GA-9 Kevin Tanner R No N/A $2,500 — Lost Primary GA-11 R Yes 79% $2,500 — Won GA-12 Rick Allen R Yes 83% $5,000 — Won GA-14 Tom Graves R Yes 75% $2,500 — Retired GA-Sen Kelly Loeffler R Yes 100% — $10,0003 Lost GA-Sen David Perdue R Yes 89% $5,000 $10,0004 Lost

IDAHO ID-2 R Yes 88% $2,500 — Won ID-Sen Jim Risch R Yes 67% $2,500 $1,500 Won

IOWA IA-1 R No N/A $2,500 $2,500 Won

2. Includes $2,500 for 2020 Primary Runoff Election 3. Includes $5,000 for 2020 General Runoff Election 4. Includes $5,000 for 2020 General Runoff Election

11 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result IA-2 Marianette Miller-Meeks R No N/A — $2,000 Won IA-3 David Young R No N/A $2,500 $2,000 Lost IA-4 R No N/A $5,000 — Won IA-Sen Joni Ernst R Yes 89% $5,000 $2,500 Won

ILLINOIS IL-3 Dan Lipinski D Yes 55% $5,000 — Lost Primary IL-12 R Yes 91% $5,000 $4,000 Won IL-13 Rodney Davis R Yes 89% $5,000 $5,000 Won IL-14 Sue Rezin R No N/A $2,500 — Lost Primary IL-16 R Yes 92% — $1,000 Won IL-18 Darin Lahood R Yes 74% $1,000 $1,000 Won

INDIANA IN-2 R Yes 90% $2,000 — Won IN-3 R Yes 73% $1,000 — Won IN-6 R Yes 75% $2,500 — Won IN-8 R Yes 91% — $1,000 Won IN-9 R Yes 67% $1,500 — Won

KANSAS KS-1 R No N/A — $2,000 Won KS-2 Jake LaTurner R No N/A — $2,000 Won KS-2 Steve Watkins R Yes 50% $1,500 — Lost Primary KS-3 Amanda Adkins R No N/A $5,000 $5,000 Lost KS-4 R Yes 75% $1,500 — Won KS-Sen Roger Marshall R No 78% $5,000 $5,000 Won

KENTUCKY KY-1 R Yes 75% $1,000 — Won KY-2 R Yes 89% $1,000 — Won 12 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result KY-5 R Yes 91% $1,000 — Won KY-6 Andy Barr R Yes 88% $5,000 $4,000 Won KY-Sen Mitch McConnell R Yes 73% $5,000 $5,000 Won

LOUISIANA LA-1 R Yes 77% $5,000 — Won LA-2 Cedric Richmond D Yes 48% — $1,000 Won LA-3 R Yes 75% $1,000 — Won LA-4 Mike Johnson R Yes 69% $1,000 $2,500 Won LA-5 Luke Letlow R No N/A — $2,000 Won LA-6 Garrett Graves R Yes 79% $2,000 $2,000 Won LA-Sen Bill Cassidy R Yes 79% $2,500 $2,500 Won

MARYLAND MD-1 R Yes 69% — $1,000 Won

MASSACHUSETTS MA-1 D Yes 34% $5,000 $2,500 Won

MAINE ME-Sen Susan Collins R Yes 84% — $5,000 Won

MICHIGAN MI-1 R Yes 87% $1,000 — Won MI-2 R Yes 82% $1,000 — Won MI-3 R No N/A — $5,000 Won MI-4 R Yes 86% $1,000 — Won MI-6 R Yes 96% $1,000 — Won MI-7 R Yes 85% $5,000 — Won MI-10 Lisa McClain R No N/A — $2,000 Won MI-Sen John James R No N/A $5,000 $5,000 Lost

13 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result MINNESOTA MN-6 R Yes 68% $2,500 — Won MN-8 R Yes 67% $5,000 — Won

MISSISSIPPI MS-1 R Yes 79% $1,000 — Won MS-3 Michael Guest R Yes 50% — $1,000 Won MS-4 R Yes 89% $1,000 — Won MS-Sen Cindy Hyde-Smith R Yes 100% $5,000 — Won

MISSOURI MO-2 R Yes 86% $5,000 $5,000 Won MO-3 Blake Luetkemeyer R Yes 89% $1,000 — Won MO-4 R Yes 92% $1,000 — Won MO-6 R Yes 89% $5,000 $5,000 Won MO-8 Jason T. Smith R Yes 71% $2,500 — Won

MONTANA MT-AL R No N/A — $2,500 Won MT-Sen Steve Daines R Yes 73% $5,000 $5,000 Won

NEBRASKA NE-1 R Yes 87% — $1,000 Won NE-2 R Yes 92% $3,500 $5,000 Won NE-3 Adrian Smith R Yes 82% — $1,000 Won NE-Sen Ben Sasse R Yes 69% — $2,500 Won

NEVADA NV-2 R Yes 86% $2,500 — Won NV-4 D Yes 80% — $2,500 Won

14 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result NEW HAMPSHIRE NH-Sen Jeanne Shaheen D Yes 54% — $2,500 Won

NEW JERSEY NJ-1 D Yes 59% $2,500 $2,000 Won NJ-3 Kate Gibbs R No N/A $1,000 — Lost Primary NJ-3 David Richter R No N/A — $2,000 Lost

NEW YORK NY-1 R Yes 72% $1,500 $2,000 Won NY-7 Nydia Velazquez D Yes 37% — $2,500 Won NY-11 R No N/A $2,500 $2,500 Won NY-18 D Yes 57% — $1,000 Won NY-21 R Yes 88% $2,000 — Won NY-23 R Yes 90% $2,500 — Won NY-24 R Yes 89% $2,000 — Won NY-27 Chris Jacobs R Yes N/A — $3,5005 Won

NORTH CAROLINA NC-4 David Price D Yes 42% — $1,000 Won NC-5 R Yes 66% $5,000 — Won NC-7 R Yes 79% — $1,000 Won NC-8 Richard Hudson R Yes 69% — — Won NC-9 R Yes 38% — $5,0006 Won NC-10 Patrick McHenry R Yes 76% $2,500 — Won NC-Sen Thom Thillis R Yes 93% $5,000 $5,000 Won

NORTH DAKOTA ND-AL R Yes 45% $2,000 — Won

5. Includes $2,500 for Special 2020 Election 6. Includes $2,000 for Special 2019 General Election 15 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result OHIO OH-2 R Yes 82% $1,000 — Won OH-5 R Yes 75% — $1,000 Won OH-6 Bill Johnson R Yes 87% — $1,000 Won OH-7 R Yes 87% — $2,500 Won OH-10 Michael Turner R Yes 88% — $1,000 Won OH-12 R Yes 34% $1,500 $1,000 Won OH-14 Dave Joyce R Yes 85% $2,000 — Won OH-16 Anthony Gonzalez R Yes 58% $4,500 — Won

OKLAHOMA OK-1 R Yes 23% $1,000 $1,000 Won OK-2 R Yes 85% $1,500 — Won OK-4 R Yes 89% $1,000 — Won OK-5 R No N/A — $4,000 Won OK-Sen Jim Inhofe R Yes 74% $2,500 $5,000 Won

OREGON OR-1 D Yes 47% — $1,000 Won OR-2 R No N/A — $2,500 Won OR-2 Greg Walden R Yes 93% $2,500 — Retired OR-3 D Yes 34% $5,000 — Won OR-4 Peter DeFazio D Yes 33% $5,000 $5,000 Won OR-5 D Yes 52% $2,000 — Won

PENNSYLVANIA PA-1 Brian Fitzpatrick R Yes 92% $2,500 — Won PA-11 R Yes 65% $2,500 $1,000 Won PA-12 R Yes 55% $2,000 $2,0007 Won

7. Includes $2,000 for Special 2019 General Election 16 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result PA-14 R Yes 58% $1,000 $1,000 Won PA-15 Glenn Thompson R Yes 90% — $2,500 Won PA-16 Mike Kelly R Yes 87% $1,000 $2,500 Won

SOUTH CAROLINA SC-1 R No N/A — $5,000 Won SC-2 Joe Wilson R Yes 79% — $1,000 Won SC-4 R Yes 50% — $1,000 Won SC-7 R Yes 79% — $1,000 Won SC-Sen Lindsey Graham R Yes 82% $2,500 — Won

SOUTH DAKOTA SD-AL R Yes 50% $2,000 $1,500 Won SD-Sen Mike Rounds R Yes 93% $3,500 $2,500 Won

TENNESSEE TN-1 R No N/A — $1,500 Won TN-3 R Yes 87% $1,000 $1,000 Won TN-6 John Rose R Yes 58% $2,000 — Won TN-8 R Yes 87% $1,000 — Won TN-Sen Bill Hagerty R No N/A $5,000 — Won

TEXAS TX-2 R Yes 75% $1,000 — Won TX-4 R No N/A — $1,500 Won TX-5 R Yes 50% $2,500 — Won TX-6 Ron Wright R Yes 38% — $1,000 Won TX-7 Wesley Hunt R No N/A $2,500 $5,000 Lost TX-8 R Yes 85% $2,500 $5,000 Won TX-10 Michael McCaul R Yes 85% — $3,000 Won

17 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result TX-11 R No N/A — $1,500 Won TX-12 R Yes 85% $2,500 — Won TX-13 R No N/A — $1,500 Won TX-13 Josh Winegarner R No N/A $2,5008 — Lost Primary TX-14 R Yes 75% — $1,000 Won TX-17 R No N/A $2,5009 — Won TX-19 R Yes 71% $1,000 — Won TX-21 R Yes 25% — $1,000 Won TX-22 R No N/A $2,500 $2,500 Won TX-22 Pete Olson R Yes 80% $2,500 — Retired TX-23 R No N/A $5,00010 $2,500 Won TX-23 Will Hurd R Yes 95% $5,000 — Retired TX-24 Kenny Marchant R Yes 75% $1,000 — Retired TX-24 R No N/A — $5,000 Won TX-25 Roger Williams R Yes 77% — $1,000 Won TX-28 D Yes 75% $5,000 — Won TX-31 John Carter R Yes 84% — $2,500 Won TX-32 Genevieve Collins R No N/A — $2,500 Lost TX-36 R Yes 78% — $1,000 Won TX-Sen John Cornyn R Yes 77% $5,000 $5,000 Won

UTAH UT-1 Blake Moore R No N/A — $1,500 Won UT-3 John Curtis R Yes 61% — $2,000 Won

VIRGINIA VA-1 R Yes 77% $1,000 $1,000 Won VA-5 Denver Riggleman R Yes 58% $5,000 — Lost Primary VA-6 R Yes 42% $1,000 — Won

8. Includes $2,500 for 2020 Primary Election Runoff 9. Includes $2,500 for 2020 Primary Election Runoff 10. Includes $2,500 for 2020 Primary Election Runoff 18 Disbursements by Candidate (Continued) Lifetime Primary General District Endorsed Candidate Party Incumb. Vote Record Election Election Result WASHINGTON WA-2 D Yes 51% $3,500 — Won WA-3 R Yes 94% $2,500 — Won WA-4 R Yes 90% $1,500 — Won WA-5 Cathy McMorris Rodgers R Yes 84% $5,000 $2,500 Won WA-8 Jesse Jensen R No N/A — $1,000 Lost WA-9 D Yes 83% $2,500 — Won WA-10 D No N/A — $1,000 Won

WISCONSIN WI-1 R Yes 50% $3,000 — Won WI-5 Scott Fitzgerald R No N/A — $1,500 Won WI-6 R Yes 74% $1,000 — Won WI-7 R Yes 100% — $1,500 Won WI-8 Mike Gallagher R Yes 84% $2,000 — Won

WEST VIRGINIA WV-1 David McKinley R Yes 48% — $2,000 Won WV-2 R Yes 69% — $1,000 Won WV-3 Carol Miller R Yes 67% — $2,500 Won WV-Sen Shelley Moore Capito R Yes 100% $2,500 — Won

WYOMING WY-AL Liz Cheney R Yes 75% $2,000 — Won WY-Sen Cynthia Lummis R No N/A — $2,500 Won

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