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Translation of Hassle in Spanish :

hassle

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molestia

NOUN
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engorro

NOUN
Synonyms: nuisance
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fastidio

NOUN
  • We know this is a hassle. Sabemos que es un fastidio.
  • ... mostly just a big hassle. ... casi siempre un gran fastidio.
  • Me being so popular is such a big hassle Ser tan popular es un fastidio.
  • Plus, it saved methe hassle of all that paperwork. Además, me ahorró el fastidio de todo ese papelerío.
  • We don't want the hassle. No queremos ese fastidio.
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jaleo

NOUN
Synonyms: racket, fuss, ruckus, rumpus
  • ... and then left because of all the airport hassle. ... y luego se fue por el jaleo en el aeropuerto.
  • ... you wouldn't like The hassle of living with us ... ... no te gustaría el jaleo que supone el vivir con nosotros ...
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lío

NOUN
Synonyms: mess, trouble, affair, jam, fuss, muddle
  • Seems like a real big hassle to me, you ... Sería un verdadero lío para mí, ya ...
  • ... thought this would be less hassle. ... parecía que esto sería menos lío.
  • Plus, it saved me the hassle of all that paperwork ... Además, me ahorró el lío de todo ese papeleo ...
  • I don't want no hassle. No quiero ningún lío.
  • ... if your operating system is a hassle, ... si tu sistema operativo es un lío,
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inconvenientes

NOUN
  • ... lived glove saves the hassle and cost of continuous replacement ... ... guante robusto evita los inconvenientes y los costes de reemplazos frecuentes ...
  • ... ," saves the hassle of indexing everything at the ... ... ", evita los inconvenientes de la indexación simultánea ...

More meaning of Hassle

trouble

I)

problemas

NOUN
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II)

apuro

NOUN
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III)

líos

NOUN
Synonyms: messes, scrapes, fuss
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IV)

molestia

NOUN
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V)

dificultades

NOUN
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annoyance

I)

molestia

NOUN
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II)

fastidio

NOUN
  • ... the tempo to shorten his annoyance. ... el ritmo para acortar su fastidio.
  • I don't want any more annoyance from you. No quiero más fastidio de tu parte.
  • her expression of annoyance. su expresión de fastidio.
  • To subject me to annoyance at a critical time like ... Someterme al fastidio en un momento como ...
  • with annoyance, and to call out in ... con fastidio, y convocar en ...
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disgusto

NOUN
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V)

enfado

NOUN
Synonyms: anger, sulk
  • ... showed his disappointment and annoyance. ... mostró su decepción y enfado.
VI)

enojo

NOUN
  • ... and quick glances of annoyance and impatience in the ... y rápidas miradas de enojo e impaciencia en el
VII)

irritación

NOUN
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nuisance

I)

molestia

NOUN
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II)

fastidio

NOUN
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III)

estorbo

NOUN
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IV)

incordio

NOUN
  • Monsieur you have been a nuisance. Señor, ha sido un incordio.
  • Groups are a nuisance because they lack any consideration ... Los grupos son un incordio porque carecen de respeto ...
  • ... he would make a nuisance of himself. ... iba a hacer un incordio.
  • What a nuisance, right? Vaya incordio, ¿verdad?
  • ... as I've been a nuisance. ... como si hubiera sido un incordio.
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discomfort

I)

malestar

NOUN
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II)

incomodidad

NOUN
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III)

molestias

NOUN
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IV)

disconfort

NOUN
V)

desazón

NOUN
Synonyms: uneasiness, dismay
  • Its discomfort can also be seen in the proliferation of institutions ... Su desazón se demuestra con la proliferación de las instituciones ...

bother

I)

molesta

VERB
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II)

te molestes

VERB
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III)

molestarse

VERB
  • He has too many concerns elsewhere to bother about us. Tiene demasiados asuntos para molestarse con nosotros.
  • The press didn't have to bother giving an interpretation because ... La prensa no tuvo que molestarse en hacer una interpretación porque ...
  • One should not bother one's thoughts with things one ... Uno no debe molestarse los pensamientos de uno con ...
  • ... other ways, too small for them to bother with. ... otros caminos, demasiado pequeños para molestarse con ellos.
  • You don't have time to bother with this nonsense. No tiene tiempo para molestarse con estas tonterías.
  • bother with in these diving suits." molestarse con estos trajes de buceo.
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IV)

molestia

NOUN
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V)

incomodar

VERB
Synonyms: incommode
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VI)

nos molestamos

VERB
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preocupa

VERB
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te preocupes

VERB
Synonyms: worry, worries, sweat
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inconvenience

I)

inconveniente

NOUN
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II)

molestias

NOUN
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annoying

I)

molesto

ADJ
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II)

fastidioso

ADJ
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III)

irritante

ADJ
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insoportable

ADJ
  • Your son is annoying. Tu hijo es insoportable.
  • ... makes you anything other than annoying. ... te hace nada mas que insoportable.
  • She's so annoying, talks like a ... Es tan insoportable, habla como un ...
  • You're annoying and no one wants to play ... Estás insoportable y nadie quiere jugar ...
  • ... good looking, but he's annoying. ... guapo,pero es insoportable.
  • What an annoying scream! ¡Qué grito insoportable!
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bothered

I)

molestado

VERB
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II)

incomodado

VERB
Synonyms: incommoded
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III)

molestarme

VERB
Synonyms: bother, annoy me
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preocupado

VERB
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V)

le molesta

VERB
Synonyms: mind, bothers
  • But if some people are going to be bothered by Pero si a alguien le molesta
  • locate you bothered people in their private lives they want a ... localizar Le molesta la gente en sus vidas privadas que quieren un ...
  • You're bothered by your performance on the ... Le molesta su proceder en el ...
  • You're not bothered by the pressure, deputy? ¿No le molesta la presión, Alguacil?
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bummer

I)

rollo

NOUN
Synonyms: roll, scroll, reel, coil, vibes
II)

fastidio

NOUN
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aggravation

I)

agravación

NOUN
Synonyms: worsening
  • ... the danger of an aggravation of the conflict has decreased. ... una disminución del peligro de agravación del conflicto.
  • aggravation is a pain in the neck agravación es un dolor en el cuello
  • I don't need this fuckin' aggravation. No necesito esta agravación.
  • ... greater hospital admissions, aggravation of asthmatic symptoms, ... ... mayores entradas al hospital, agravación de síntomas asmáticos, ...
  • ... your physical condition or for the aggravation of such condition. ... su estado físico o a la agravación de tal estado.
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provocación

NOUN
  • ... no risk, and less aggravation, using natural means. ... ningún riesgo, y menos provocación, usando medios naturales.
  • It seems almost an aggravation to her to remember how purely ... Parece casi una provocación a ella para recordar cómo pura ...
III)

empeoramiento

NOUN
  • the aggravation of risks in recent years ... el empeoramiento de los riesgos en los últimos años, que ...
  • aggravation until I saw the necessity of ... empeoramiento hasta que vi la necesidad de ...
IV)

fastidio

NOUN
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fastidiousness

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fastidio

NOUN
  • He swiftly lost the fastidiousness which had characterized his ... Que rápidamente perdió el fastidio que había caracterizado su ...
  • Her personal fastidiousness had a moral equivalent, and when ... Su fastidio personal tuvo un equivalente moral, y cuando ...
  • ... delicacy of feature, the fastidiousness of manner, ... delicadeza de la función, el fastidio de la forma,
  • ... change of heart about my fastidiousness. ... cambio de opinión acerca de mi fastidio.
  • ... her mind, the fastidiousness of her ... su mente, el fastidio de su
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dengue

NOUN
Synonyms: dengue

complications

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complicaciones

NOUN
Synonyms: hassle
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racket

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raqueta

NOUN
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II)

barullo

NOUN
Synonyms: hubbub
  • ... eat with him making all that racket in his throat? ... comer con éI haciendo ese barullo con la garganta.
  • ... the guests with this racket? ... los invitados con este barullo?
  • ... into the canteen, what a racket!" ... al comedor, menudo barullo".
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jaleo

NOUN
Synonyms: fuss, ruckus, hassle, rumpus
  • ... sleep in there with all that racket. ... dormir ahí con todo ese jaleo.
  • ... , but an incredible racket. ... , pero había un jaleo increible.
  • ... blame her, all this racket. ... extraña con todo este jaleo.
  • ... to keep up this racket? ... a estar armando este jaleo?
  • ... we got into this lousy racket. ... nos metimos en este jaleo
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IV)

tinglado

NOUN
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V)

alboroto

NOUN
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VI)

escándalo

NOUN
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VII)

estafa

NOUN
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fuss

I)

alboroto

NOUN
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II)

escándalo

NOUN
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IV)

jaleo

NOUN
Synonyms: racket, ruckus, hassle, rumpus
  • We are not going to make a fuss. No vamos a formar ningún jaleo.
  • Any kind of sentimental fuss is not going to help anyone ... Cualquier tipo de jaleo emocional no va a ayudar a nadie ...
  • ... this is what the fuss is about. ... esto trata todo el jaleo.
  • ... , and with all the fuss in there. ... , y con el jaleo que habrá allá dentro.
  • Don't make a fuss. No montes un jaleo.
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revuelo

NOUN
  • ... also attended, so there was a lot of fuss. ... también asistieron, así es que había bastante revuelo.
  • ... designated clearly and without any fuss. ... forma clara y sin armar revuelo.
  • ... get it with a minimum of fuss. ... conseguirlo con un mínimo revuelo.
  • He won't make such a fuss! ¡Él no armará tanto revuelo!
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lío

NOUN
  • Lot of fuss over a loose weasel. Qué lío por una comadreja.
  • ... why you're making all this fuss. ... por qué estás montando todo este lío.
  • They're making such a fuss. Están haciendo tanto lío.
  • I didn't see what all the fuss was, particularly for ... No sé por qué tanto lío, en especial por ...
  • ... even after all the fuss your father made. ... aún después de todo el lío que hizo tu padre.
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VII)

queja

NOUN
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ruckus

I)

ruckus

NOUN
II)

alboroto

NOUN
  • These other fellas started the ruckus. Estos otros sujetos comenzaron el alboroto.
  • This ruckus is really getting on ... Este alboroto me esta sacando de ...
  • After your ruckus with the soldiers, one ... Después de tu alboroto con los soldados uno ...
  • So that's what all the ruckus is about! Así que todo este alboroto es por eso
  • ... a good way to make a ruckus in a pinch. ... un buen modo de montar un alboroto en un pispás.
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IV)

líos

NOUN
Synonyms: trouble, messes, scrapes, fuss

mess

I)

lío

NOUN
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II)

desastre

NOUN
Synonyms: disaster, wreck, debacle
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III)

desorden

NOUN
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IV)

metan

NOUN
Synonyms: get, shove
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V)

meterse

VERB
Synonyms: get, meddle, crawl
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VI)

ensuciar

NOUN
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VII)

enredo

NOUN
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VIII)

caos

NOUN
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IX)

metas

NOUN
Synonyms: goals, targets, aims
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X)

juegues

NOUN
Synonyms: play, trifle
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affair

I)

asunto

NOUN
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II)

aventura

NOUN
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III)

amorío

NOUN
Synonyms: love affair, amour, fling
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IV)

romance

NOUN
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V)

affaire

NOUN
  • You also told her about my affair. Le dijiste sobre mi affaire.
  • ... she was having an affair with. ... con los que ella tuvo un affaire.
  • I also had an affair once Yo también tuve un affaire.
  • ... but there's no affair. ... pero no hay ningún affaire.
  • ... imagined that we have an affair? ... imaginado que tenemos un affaire?
  • ... mother know about this affair? ... madre estaba al tanto de este affaire?
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lío

NOUN
Synonyms: mess, trouble, jam, hassle, fuss, muddle
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VII)

amante

NOUN
Synonyms: lover, mistress, loving, fond
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jam

I)

mermelada

NOUN
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II)

atasco

NOUN
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III)

confitura

NOUN
  • fruit juice: only in jam, zumo de frutas: únicamente en la confitura,
  • Citrus extra jam may be obtained from ... Podrá obtenerse confitura extra de cítricos a partir ...
  • ... for the manufacture of jam. ... para la elaboración de la confitura.
  • What kind of jam is it? ¿De qué es la confitura?
  • "Jam" is a mixture, brought to ... "Confitura" es la mezcla, con ...
  • ... in jam, extra jam, jelly and extra jelly, ... en la confitura, la confitura extra,
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IV)

jalea

NOUN
Synonyms: jelly, kissel
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V)

aprieto

NOUN
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VI)

lío

NOUN
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VII)

jamón

NOUN
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muddle

I)

embrollo

NOUN
  • And everything is one great big muddle. Todo era un gran embrollo.
  • ... sides out of the muddle. ... partes a salir del embrollo.
  • ... to happen to the social muddle of their economy. ... a ocurrir con el embrollo social de su economía.
  • But, like any muddle, it is succeeding only ... Pero, como cualquier embrollo, sólo está consiguiendo ...
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II)

confusión

NOUN
  • I think there is some muddle. Creo que hay una confusión.
  • Such a muddle of a man, ... Tal confusión de un hombre, ...
  • ... there was a slight muddle. ... que hubo una pequeña confusión.
  • We were in a muddle! Estábamos sumidos en la confusión.
  • She was amused at his momentary muddle. Ella se divertía en su confusión momentánea.
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III)

machacar

NOUN
IV)

lío

NOUN
Synonyms: mess, trouble, affair, jam, hassle, fuss
  • At last he got into a hopeless muddle. Por fin se metió en un lío sin esperanza.
  • Soon you're in a muddle of hopes, fantasies ... Pronto estarás en un lío de esperanzas, fantasías ...
  • ... to me you're in a muddle. ... que está hecha un lío.
  • ... as trapped by this muddle as everybody else. ... tan atrapado en este lío como todos los demás.
  • ... could do things without making a muddle of them. ... podía hacer las cosas sin hacer un lío de ellos.
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enredo

NOUN
  • ... - will remain a muddle. ... seguirán siendo un enredo.

disadvantages

I)

desventajas

NOUN
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II)

inconvenientes

NOUN
  • But there are some disadvantages too. Pero también hay algunos inconvenientes.
  • One of the disadvantages when writing algorithms as ... Uno de los inconvenientes al escribir algoritmos como ...
  • We must evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of the tools available ... Tendremos que valorar las ventajas e inconvenientes de las herramientas disponibles ...
  • ... information about the advantages and disadvantages of their credit offers. ... de las ventajas e inconvenientes de su oferta de préstamo.
  • ... a large number of disadvantages. ... un buen número de inconvenientes.
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III)

perjudica

NOUN

drawbacks

I)

inconvenientes

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II)

desventajas

NOUN
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III)

pegas

NOUN
Synonyms: hit
  • One of the drawbacks to being a martyr is that you ... Una de las pegas de ser mártir es que ...
IV)

retrocesos

NOUN
  • ... for the Arts, there will be some drawbacks. ... a las artes habrá algunos retrocesos.

downsides

I)

desventajas

NOUN
  • ... believe that there were downsides, too. ... piensan que también había desventajas.
  • but there are some downsides. pero hay algunas desventajas.
  • ... and other unregulated institutions can still moderate the downsides. ... y otras instituciones no reglamentadas puede moderar las desventajas.
  • These downsides are minimal when compared to the lasting effect ... Estas desventajas son mínimas cuando se comparan con el efecto perdurable ...
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II)

inconvenientes

NOUN

inconvenient

I)

inconveniente

ADJ
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II)

inoportuno

ADJ
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minuses

I)

desventajas

NOUN
  • air being minuses uh, the went to ... aire que desventajas uh .el fue a ...
II)

inconvenientes

NOUN
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