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* In ''DeusExHumanRevolution'', one of Jensen's old partners will be undercover as a prostitute.

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* {{Dexter}}'s sister Deb did this at the start of the first book, when she was working in vice. The tone of the books being much more negative than that of the show, Dexter as narrator spends some time on how incredibly unattractive Deb, a beautiful woman, managed to make herself look in such skimpy clothing. She wasn't trying, either, she just has no fashion sense.


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* In LoisAndClark she did this as a showgirl to get inside info on a crime ring. She was pretty good at it. Lex Luthor was highly amused when she appeared on stage. Clark fretted a lot.
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Note that while this ''does'' happen in reality, it's very controversial, and legally and morally delicate. It had a very high chance of going spectacularly wrong and can easily turn into the sort of situation where a would-be arrestee is suing the city or the state or the feds for entrapment or worse.


* Parodied in ''SouthPark'', when a (male) police detective goes undercover as a (female) streetwalker to bust a prostitution ring... and gets [[{{Understatement}} a bit]] [[IncrediblyLamePun too deep]] [[{{Squick}} into the role]]. To the point of marrying the ([[HoYay also male]]) leader of the ring and only revealing that he's a cop after the honeymoon.

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* Parodied in ''SouthPark'', when a (male) police detective goes undercover as a (female) streetwalker to bust a prostitution ring... and gets [[{{Understatement}} a bit]] bit [[IncrediblyLamePun too deep]] [[{{Squick}} into the role]]. To the point of marrying the ([[HoYay also male]]) leader of the ring and only revealing that he's a cop after the honeymoon.
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* In the reality series ''Armed and Famous,'' both female celebrities (TrishStratus and [=LaToya=] Jackson) went undercover during a prostitution sting. In contrast to typical portrayals, this wasn't played for Fanservice, and both were dress very casually.
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* ''WithoutATrace'': Elena. [[MsFanservice Samantha]], the obvious choice, has already been to the club as an FBI agent, so can't do it. If you can't have a [[MostCommonSuperpower voluptuous]] blonde, a [[LatinLover Latina]] does the job just as well.

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* ''WithoutATrace'': Elena. [[MsFanservice Samantha]], the obvious choice, has already been to the club as an FBI agent, so can't do it. If you can't have a [[MostCommonSuperpower voluptuous]] a voluptuous blonde, a [[LatinLover Latina]] does the job just as well.

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* Played straight by CIA agent Moira McTaggart in X-Men First Class.

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* Played straight by CIA agent Moira McTaggart [=McTaggart=] in [[Film/XMen X-Men First Class.Class]].
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* TrinityBlood has a fleeting scene where Catholic nun Esther is used as a bait to catch a criminal. Blatant fanservice, that.
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* ''Undwercover Heat''. Police officer Cindy Hannen (Athena Massey) goes undercover in a high class whorehouse to catch a murderer. She discovers that she's very good as a prostitute.

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* ''Undwercover ''Undercover Heat''. Police officer Cindy Hannen (Athena Massey) goes undercover in a high class whorehouse to catch a murderer. She discovers that she's very good as a prostitute.
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* Played straight by CIA agent Moira McTaggart in X-Men First Class.

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* Likewise Christie went undercover as an erotic dancer in order to get close enough to assassinate her target in her DOA4 ending.

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-->I know what you're thinking. Did she serve up six bottles or only five as part of her lap dances? Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a 1944 Magnum, the most expensive wine in the joint, and will blow my bikini clean off if we have it in stock, you've got to ask yourself a question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, hunk?

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-->I ->''"I know what you're thinking. Did she serve up six bottles or only five as part of her lap dances? Well, to tell you the truth, in all this excitement I kind of lost track myself. But being as this is a 1944 Magnum, the most expensive wine in the joint, and will blow my bikini clean off if we have it in stock, you've got to ask yourself a question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, hunk?
hunk?"''



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* At the start of the second season of ''CodeGeass'', ActionGirl Kallen is forced to work as a [[PlayboyBunny bunny-girl]] at an upscale casino as part of [[LaResistance the Black Knights']] plan to recover the amnesiac Lelouch/Zero. She's almost dragged off for a "[[IfYouKnowWhatIMean bunny hunt]]", but Lelouch intervenes.

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* At the start of the second ''CodeGeass'': In season of ''CodeGeass'', two, ActionGirl Kallen is forced to work as a [[PlayboyBunny bunny-girl]] at an upscale casino as part of [[LaResistance the Black Knights']] plan to recover the amnesiac Lelouch/Zero. She's almost dragged off for a "[[IfYouKnowWhatIMean bunny hunt]]", but Lelouch intervenes.



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* ''LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': Mina Murray goes under cover as a Parisian ''demi-mondaine'' to lure out Mr. Hyde in the original ''LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' comic.Hyde.



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* Film example: ''CharliesAngels: Full Throttle''.
* In the film ''{{Tomcats}}'', when Michael first meets Natalie, he's a bit surprised that she's a prostitute. He's even more surprised when he gets his face slammed against a wall, put in handcuffs, and finds out she's really a cop. HilarityEnsues.

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* In the film ''{{Tomcats}}'', when ''Tomcats'': When Michael first meets Natalie, he's a bit surprised that she's a prostitute. He's even more surprised when he gets his face slammed against a wall, put in handcuffs, and finds out she's really a cop. HilarityEnsues.



* ''StrippedToKill'' staring Kay Lenz.
* Averted in ''StirCrazy''. When a paralegal goes undercover at a strip joint, she does so as a waitress.

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* Averted in ''StirCrazy''.''Stir Crazy''. When a paralegal goes undercover at a strip joint, she does so as a waitress.



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* [[{{Discworld}} Nobby Nobbs]]. Yes, [[DisguisedInDrag he's a man]], [[IAmNotWeasel or at least male.]] It's complex.
** Extremely complex. For the sake of simplicity, Nobby is one of the few individuals in the world who has to carry around a card saying he's an actual human.
*** In fact, Nobby's looks are so astounding that a footnote made sure to point out that although Discworld narrative would normally demand a AttractiveBentGender moment, the trope withered and died in the face of Nobby.
* Subverted in one of Stuart Macbride's Aberdeen detective novels, where the officers posing as streetwalkers are plain and unattractive, because an attractive street-corner prostitute would make people suspicious.
* Holly Lisle's ''Last Girl Dancing'' is a textbook example of this trope: the protagonist is a female cop who goes undercover as a stripper to find a serial killer.
* In ''[[CircleOfMagic Shatterglass]]'', part of Tamora Pierce's ''The Circle Opens'' Quartet, a serial killer stalks the female ''yaskedasi,'' or members of the entertainment class. Quite a few police officers (of both genders, but mostly women) go undercover as ''yaskedasi,'' but this is played straight when someone else comments that the grimly staring few who can't dance, juggle, or sing ''really'' stick out.

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* [[{{Discworld}} ''{{Discworld}}'': Nobby Nobbs]].Nobbs. Yes, [[DisguisedInDrag he's a man]], [[IAmNotWeasel or at least male.]] It's complex.
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human.]] In fact, Nobby's looks are so astounding that a footnote made sure to point out that although Discworld narrative law would normally demand a AttractiveBentGender moment, the trope withered and died in the face of Nobby.
Nobby Nobbs.
* Subverted in one of Stuart Macbride's Aberdeen ''Aberdeen'' detective novels, where the officers posing as streetwalkers are plain and unattractive, because an attractive street-corner prostitute would make people suspicious.
* Holly Lisle's ''Last Girl Dancing'' is a textbook example of this trope: the protagonist is a female cop who goes undercover as a stripper to find a serial killer.
killer.
* In ''[[CircleOfMagic Shatterglass]]'', part of Tamora Pierce's ''The Circle Opens'' Quartet, a serial killer stalks the female ''yaskedasi,'' or members of the entertainment class. Quite a few police officers (of both genders, but mostly women) go undercover as ''yaskedasi,'' but this is played straight when someone else comments that the grimly staring few who can't dance, juggle, or sing ''really'' stick out.

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* When we first meet Deb in ''{{Dexter}}'', she's been assigned to a prostitution sting operation and is desperate to get assigned ''out'' of it. Especially when she ends up helping out at a murder scene... still in her disguise.

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When we first meet Deb in ''{{Dexter}}'', Deb, she's been assigned to a prostitution sting operation and is desperate to get assigned ''out'' of it. Especially when she ends up helping out at a murder scene... still in her disguise.



* [[{{Alias}} Sydney Anne Bristow]].
** Mocked on ''TheOffice''
--> Dwight: "A stripper was one of [Sydney Bristow's] many Aliases."
*** [[HelloBoys It was something close...]].



* In the original plan for the second episode of ''{{Angel}}'', Kate Lockley was to be introduced as a police officer infiltrating a prostitution ring. In the [[ExecutiveMeddling version that made it to air]], she was investigating disappearances from (or maybe just hanging out at) a popular singles bar.

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* ''{{Angel}}'': In the original plan for the second episode of ''{{Angel}}'', episode, Kate Lockley was to be introduced as a police officer infiltrating a prostitution ring. In the [[ExecutiveMeddling version that made it to air]], she was investigating disappearances from (or maybe just hanging out at) a popular singles bar.



* Happens more often than people usually remember to Olivia Benson in ''LawAndOrderSVU''.
* Played with in ''TheShield'', when a detective has to go undercover to catch a mob that's beating up prostitutes. ''Male'' prostitutes. Shane is very upset when he's forced into the role.
** Shane has no luck with this kind of thing. On another episode, the Strike Team had to find out which stripper at a club was luring johns into the alley and then robbing them with her boyfriend. When Vic tries it, he gets a blow job. When Shane tries it, he gets a tire iron to the head.
* Practically the only thing Gina and Trudy ever seem to do on ''MiamiVice'' is go undercover as prostitutes.
* Dee Dee [=McCall=] poses as a street walker all the time in the TV series ''{{Hunter}}'' (from the very first moment we see her, actually) on the pretext of 'gathering information'. How a police officer is supposed to do this without blowing her cover the first time she refuses to jump into a car with a middle-aged pervert [[FridgeLogic is beyond me]].

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* ''LawAndOrderSVU'': Happens more often than people usually remember to with Olivia Benson in ''LawAndOrderSVU''.
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* Played with in ''TheShield'', when a detective has to go undercover to catch a mob that's beating up prostitutes. ''Male'' prostitutes. Shane is very upset when he's forced into the role.
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Shane has no luck with this kind of thing. On another episode, the Strike Team had to find out which stripper at a club was luring johns into the alley and then robbing them with her boyfriend. When Vic tries it, he gets a blow job. When Shane tries it, he gets a tire iron to the head.
* ''MiamiVice'': Practically the only thing Gina and Trudy ever seem to do on ''MiamiVice'' is go undercover as prostitutes.
* ''Hunter'': Dee Dee [=McCall=] poses as a street walker all the time in the TV series ''{{Hunter}}'' (from the very first moment we see her, actually) on the pretext of 'gathering information'. How a police officer is supposed to do this without blowing her cover the first time she refuses to jump into a car with a middle-aged pervert [[FridgeLogic is beyond me]].



* Happens all the time on ''{{Reno 911}}!'', with a few different outcomes.

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** At one point, the other deputies roust the prostitute hangout, only to find Deputy (Jim)Dangle among them, dressed as one. He tries to convince them that he's undercover, but [[ClosetGay the others slowly catch on as they leave.]]

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** At one point, the other deputies roust the prostitute hangout, only to find Deputy (Jim)Dangle (Jim) Dangle among them, dressed as one. He tries to invoke the trope and convince them that he's undercover, but [[ClosetGay the others slowly catch on to the fact he is moonlighting as a gay prostitute as they leave.]]



* Angie Dickinson's character in ''PoliceWoman'' spent a lot of time doing this.

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* Maritza Cruz, the [[SpicyLatina tough-as-nails female cop]] on ''ThirdWatch'' (played by Tia Texada). The very first time we see her, working on a prostitution sting, she's wearing "six inch heels with a postage stamp of polyester stuck up my ass."

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* ''ThirdWatch'': Maritza Cruz, the [[SpicyLatina tough-as-nails female cop]] on ''ThirdWatch'' (played by Tia Texada). The very first time we see her, working on a prostitution sting, she's wearing "six inch heels with a postage stamp of polyester stuck up my ass."



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* The new [[TheWorldOfDarkness World of Darkness]] sourcebook ''Tales from the 13th Precinct'' features a vice cop who gets sent on this type of assignment by default.

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* Stiletto Anyways makes her first appearance in ''{{Anachronox}}'' as a stripper before it turns out she's undercover as an ''assassin'', killing three mobsters halfway through the performance. Afterwards, the bar owner thinks it's a great act and wants to hire her full-time.

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* ''{{Anachronox}}'': Stiletto Anyways makes her first appearance in ''{{Anachronox}}'' as a stripper before it turns out she's undercover as an ''assassin'', killing three mobsters halfway through the performance. Afterwards, the bar owner thinks it's a great act and wants to hire her full-time.



* A T-rated variation in ''[[JakAndDaxter Jak II]]'': [[LaResistance The Underground]] is allied with local crime lord [[FatBastard Krew]], but since [[GutturalGrowler Torn]] doesn't trust him, so he sends [[WrenchWench Tess]] to work at his saloon as a barmaid (and '''NOTHING ELSE''') to pass his secrets along.

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* A T-rated variation in ''[[JakAndDaxter Jak II]]'': [[LaResistance The Underground]] is allied with local crime lord [[FatBastard Krew]], but since [[GutturalGrowler Torn]] doesn't trust him, so he sends [[WrenchWench Tess]] to work at his saloon as a barmaid (and '''NOTHING ELSE''') ''nothing else'') to pass his secrets along.



* Played with by MassEffect. One of the early Citadel missions involves a young woman working in Chora's Den, a sleazy, [[BadGuyBar mobster-owned strip club]] in the Wards (The heavily populated, urban sections of the Citdael). She is working at the club [[TheInfiltration to pass on information to the local police]], and she very specifically points out that she only serves drinks on the bar. of course, she then complains that she could be earning more money by dancing.....
* While she wasn't necessarily hired as a stripper, [[TomboyPrincess Kumatora]] from {{Mother 3}} worked as a waitress at a night club in order to locate and rescue the amnesiac [[LoveableRogue Duster]].

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* ''{{Mother 3}}'': While she wasn't necessarily hired as a stripper, [[TomboyPrincess Kumatora]] from {{Mother 3}} worked as a waitress at a night club in order to locate and rescue the amnesiac [[LoveableRogue Duster]].

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* ''{{Megatokyo}}'': Piroko in [[http://megatokyo.com/strip/974 this]] {{omake}}.

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* One episode of ''TwoAndAHalfMen'' has Charlie getting busted by one of these. This clues him in that his sexual life is getting out of hand (not that sleeping with many women is news to him, but in this episode, he was so unhinged that he literally broke his balls after sleeping with six or seven girls in the same day).
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* Nina in ''{{Monster}}'' resorts to this in order to find her brother.

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* [[SinCity ''Sin City: Silent Night'']] has an inversion. Marv goes undercover as a "customer" in order to infiltrate a sex ring and rescue a little girl.
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* Played with by MassEffect. One of the early Citadel mission involves a young woman working in a sleazy, mobster-owned strip club so as to pass on information to the local police. She very specifically points out that she only serves drinks on the bar. And then complains that she could be earning more money by dancing.....

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* Played with by MassEffect. One of the early Citadel mission missions involves a young woman working in Chora's Den, a sleazy, [[BadGuyBar mobster-owned strip club]] in the Wards (The heavily populated, urban sections of the Citdael). She is working at the club so as [[TheInfiltration to pass on information to the local police. She police]], and she very specifically points out that she only serves drinks on the bar. And of course, she then complains that she could be earning more money by dancing.....
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* Pam Grier's character in ''Coffy'' goes undercover as a call girl for a local drug dealer/pimp in order to infiltrate the criminal underworld, although she's a vigilante, not a police officer.

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* Parodied in the ''GurrenLagann'' [[FanWebComics fan webcomic]] ''DoubleK'', in which ''Simon'' is sent in as the DirtyHarriet.

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* Parodied in the ''GurrenLagann'' [[FanWebComics fan webcomic]] ''DoubleK'', in which ''Simon'' is sent in as the DirtyHarriet. ''[[RunningGag Repeatedly]]''.
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* In ''[[CircleOfMagic Shatterglass'', part of Tamora Pierce's ''The Circle Opens'' Quartet, a serial killer stalks the female ''yaskedasi,'' or members of the entertainment class. Quite a few police officers (of both genders, but mostly women) go undercover as ''yaskedasi,'' but this is played straight when someone else comments that the grimly staring few who can't dance, juggle, or sing ''really'' stick out.

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* In ''[[CircleOfMagic Shatterglass'', Shatterglass]]'', part of Tamora Pierce's ''The Circle Opens'' Quartet, a serial killer stalks the female ''yaskedasi,'' or members of the entertainment class. Quite a few police officers (of both genders, but mostly women) go undercover as ''yaskedasi,'' but this is played straight when someone else comments that the grimly staring few who can't dance, juggle, or sing ''really'' stick out.
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* In ''[[CircleOfMagic Shatterglass'', part of Tamora Pierce's ''The Circle Opens'' Quartet, a serial killer stalks the female ''yaskedasi,'' or members of the entertainment class. Quite a few police officers (of both genders, but mostly women) go undercover as ''yaskedasi,'' but this is played straight when someone else comments that the grimly staring few who can't dance, juggle, or sing ''really'' stick out.
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* [[{{Discworld}} Nobby Nobbs]]. [[BosomBuddies Yes, he's a man]], [[IAmNotWeasel or at least male.]] It's complex.

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* While she wasn't necessarily hired as a stripper, [[TomboyPrincess Kumatora]] from {{Mother 3}} worked as a waitress at a night club in order to locate and rescue the amnesiac [[LoveableRogue Duster]].
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*''{{Megatokyo}}'': Piroko in [[http://megatokyo.com/strip/974 this]] {{omake}}.
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* ''AshesToAshes'': [[spoiler: Alex Drake arrives in "1981" dressed as a prostitute and later pretends to be one]].

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* ''AshesToAshes'': [[spoiler: Alex Drake arrives in "1981" 1981 dressed as a prostitute and later prostitute. Later, in 1.05, she pretends to be one]].one again - unfortunately for her, [[StraightGay she isn't the mark's type]].
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* ''{{Lost}}'' has a ShowWithinAShow called ''Exposé'' about a group of secret agents undercover as strippers.
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* ''District 13: Ultimatum'' opens with one of the leads going undercover as a dancing girl in order to stage a major sting against a series of crime bosses. The twist? Both the movie's leads are male. But it must be said that Cyril Raffaelli looks ''stunning'' in a dress.




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* Holly Lisle's ''Last Girl Dancing'' is a textbook example of this trope: the protagonist is a female cop who goes undercover as a stripper to find a serial killer.

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