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* Simes in Literature/SimeGen have a body temperature noticeably higher then that of Gens and children. This incidentally means they don't get sick as often as many germs can't tolerate the higher temperature.
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* ''TabletopGame/PsionicsTheNextStageInHumanEvolution'' features a somewhat realistic example of how this would play out in real life. The pyrokinetic ability Temper, Temper, Temperature can be used to raise the body temperature of living things. Raise it enough and they'll die from boiling in their own skin.
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* The whiptail lizard has an average body temperature at 106 Fahrenheit.

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* The whiptail lizard has an average body temperature at 106 Fahrenheit.Fahrenheit (Roughly 41,11 Celsius).
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* In ''PS238'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".

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* In ''PS238'', ''ComicBook/PS238'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".

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* In ''PS238'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".



* In ''PS238'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".
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* An episode of WesternAnimation/DarkwingDuck had an ''inversion'' as a villain: Isis ("Icy") Vanderchill, who had ''frozen'' blood from a FountainOfYouth experiment gone wrong.
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* Dragons of ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire'' do this. In fact, wound them and leave the weapon behind, and it may start to glow with the heat depending on how high quality the iron or steel is. Bronze and copper are likely to fare worse and could well start to turn molten if left too long (and goodness knows if they can give the poor dragon blood poisoning or not). Good luck trying to play vet, though.

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Characters that can [[PlayingWithFire play with fire]] tend to exhibit this trope.

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Characters that can [[PlayingWithFire play with fire]] tend to exhibit this trope.
trope, along with many fire-related monsters like dragons, salamanders, and fire-related {{familiar}}s. Lava Beasts, fire elementals, and other creatures that actually made of some heat related substance [[ElementalEmbodiment are another trope altogether]].



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* Many fire-related monsters like dragons, salamanders, and fire-related {{familiar}}s. Lava Beasts, fire elementals, and other creatures that actually made of some heat related substance [[ElementalEmbodiment are another trope altogether]].
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Vulcan body temperature is 91 degrees F, which is LOWER not higher than human body temperature.


* In ''Franchise/StarTrek'', the standard body temperature of a Vulcan is several degrees higher than that of a human, because they come from a [[SingleBiomePlanet desert planet]].
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* The salamander demons from HeartCore (Carval and Volaster Jarvoc) has explosive blood wich they use in order to make bombs.
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* What happens when you piss off someone upgraded with Extremis in ''Film/IronMan3''. (Volcanic Ghost Chili level)
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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC happens to use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.

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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates a type of fighting style called "Mode", where they [[BodyHorror freely transfigure their own bodies]] to a martial art in human terms. ACDC happens to use one that allows him to make emulate ElementalPowers. Esidisi's Mode is flame, which entails heating his blood run at a temperature of to 500 degrees celsius he Celsius then fights by poping out extending his blood vessels from his body and trying to spray and squirt injecting his blood into his vitims.an opponent. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.
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* The [[OurElvesAreBetter Marat]] in the ''CodexAlera'' are slightly warmer than humans. This is important in the first book, when one is trying to sneak into a forest guarded by creatures who see in infrared.

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* The [[OurElvesAreBetter Marat]] in the ''CodexAlera'' ''Literature/CodexAlera'' are slightly warmer than humans. This is important in the first book, when one is trying to sneak into a forest guarded by creatures who see in infrared.
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* In {{Supernatural}} Season 4 finale, Sam Winchester was said to have reached body temperature of 150F (65C) when he was killing Lilith, courtesy of the demon blood he was using.

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* In {{Supernatural}} the ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' Season 4 finale, Sam Winchester was said to have reached body temperature of 150F (65C) when he was killing Lilith, courtesy of the demon blood he was using.
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* In {{Supernatural}} Season 4 finale, Sam Winchester was said to have reached body temperature of 150F (65C) when he was killing Lilith, courtesy of the demon blood he was using.
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* The AxCrazy bioweapon Alexia Ashford from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica'''s main method of attack is slinging her blood at her foes, which combusts on contact with the air. Another host of T-Veronica, Manuela Hidalgo shows these same powers, though she's not nearly as evil as Alexia.

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* The AxCrazy bioweapon Alexia Ashford from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica'''s main method of attack is slinging her blood at her foes, which combusts on contact with the air. Another [[spoiler:Another host of T-Veronica, Manuela Hidalgo shows these same powers, though she's not nearly as evil as Alexia.
Alexia. It can be assumed that the fire-based attacks of her father Javier's V-Complex form run on the same principal as well, as they spring from Veronica too.]]
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* The AxCrazy bioweapon Alexia Ashford from ''VideoGame/ResidentEvilCodeVeronica'''s main method of attack is slinging her blood at her foes, which combusts on contact with the air. Another host of T-Veronica, Manuela Hidalgo shows these same powers, though she's not nearly as evil as Alexia.
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* Many fire typed Franchise/{{Pokemon}} are described as having a flame producing sac or other such organs in their bodies. Some Pokémon like Magcargo and Heatran literally have magma for blood.

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* Many fire typed Fire-typed Franchise/{{Pokemon}} are described as having a flame producing flame-producing sac or other such organs in their bodies. Some Pokémon like Magcargo and Heatran literally have magma for blood.
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* Shishio, the season 1 big bad of ''RurouniKenshin''. He was shot in the head and lit on fire before being left for dead. The fire left him disfigured, and all of his sweat glands were destroyed. As such, he has incredibly high body temperature, which (apparently) grants him almost superhuman speed and strength. The downside is that he can only fight for a few minutes before the heat buildup kills him.

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* Shishio, the season 1 big bad of ''RurouniKenshin''. He was shot in the head and lit on fire before being left for dead. The fire left him disfigured, and all of his sweat glands were destroyed. As such, he has incredibly high body temperature, which (apparently) grants him almost superhuman speed and strength. The downside is that he can only fight for a few minutes before the heat buildup kills him.



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* The Assblasters from ''{{Tremors}} The Series''. As their name indicate, they fart fire to fly in a rocket-like manner.

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* Werewolves in ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. (Perhaps that's why they [[WalkingShirtlessScene so rarely wear shirts]].)
* The [[OurElvesAreBetter Marat]] in the ''CodexAlera'' are slightly warmer than humans. This is important in the first book, when one is trying to sneak into a forest guarded by creatures who see in infrared.
* [[BigBad Sauron]] himself in ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings.'' The reason why his ring was glowing on his hand was because he was inhumanly hot.
* Invoked in ''TheSookieStackhouseMysteries'' (books that were the basis for TrueBlood); werewolves and other shifters are mentioned several times time as "running hotter" than their human counterparts.

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* The Assblasters from ''{{Tremors}} The Series''. As their name indicate, they fart fire to fly in a rocket-like manner.

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* Werewolves in ''Literature/{{Twilight}}''. (Perhaps that's why they [[WalkingShirtlessScene so rarely wear shirts]].)
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* The [[OurElvesAreBetter Marat]] in the ''CodexAlera'' are slightly warmer than humans. This is important in the first book, when one is trying to sneak into a forest guarded by creatures who see in infrared.
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* [[BigBad Sauron]] himself in ''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings.'' The reason why his ring was glowing on his hand was because he was inhumanly hot.
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* Invoked in ''TheSookieStackhouseMysteries'' (books that were the basis for TrueBlood); werewolves and other shifters are mentioned several times time as "running hotter" than their human counterparts.



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* ''TrueBlood'' has its [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent Werewolves]].
-->'''Alcide:''' We run hot.
* In ''Franchise/StarTrek'', the standard body temperature of a Vulcan is several degrees higher than that of a human, because they come from a [[SingleBiomePlanet desert planet]].
* In ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', Scarrans are extremely hot, and can project this heat as a weapon. Compare with Sebacceans, who are colder than humans and vulnerable to hot temperatures. Scorpius, being a hybrid of both races, needs cooling rods implanted in his head to survive.
** Technically Scorpius can survive without coolant, but will always be weak.

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* ''DungeonsAndDragons''
** Remorhaz - hot enough that nonmagical metal weapons melt on contact and if it swallows you it's game over, instant death, no save, do not pass go, do not collect £200.
* ''{{Warhammer40000}}'' has the [[PhysicalGod Avatar of Khaine]], which has molten iron running through it's veins. It's also WreathedInFlames.

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* ''TrueBlood'' has its [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent Werewolves]].
Werewolves]].
-->'''Alcide:''' We run hot.
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* In ''Franchise/StarTrek'', the standard body temperature of a Vulcan is several degrees higher than that of a human, because they come from a [[SingleBiomePlanet desert planet]].
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* In ''Series/{{Farscape}}'', Scarrans are extremely hot, and can project this heat as a weapon. Compare with Sebacceans, who are colder than humans and vulnerable to hot temperatures. Scorpius, being a hybrid of both races, needs cooling rods implanted in his head to survive.
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** Technically Scorpius can survive without coolant, but will always be weak.

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* ''DungeonsAndDragons''
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** Remorhaz - hot enough that nonmagical metal weapons melt on contact and if it swallows you it's game over, instant death, no save, do not pass go, do not collect £200.
£200.
* ''{{Warhammer40000}}'' ''TabletopGame/{{Warhammer 40000}}'' has the [[PhysicalGod Avatar of Khaine]], which has molten iron running through it's veins. It's also WreathedInFlames.
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* In ''{{PS238}}'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".

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* In ''{{PS238}}'', ''PS238'', Suzi has an internal body temperature which can melt lead, which appears to stem from her radioactive nature. Incidents where she loses her temper are explained as "gas leaks".



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* The whiptail lizard has an average body temperature at 106 Fahrenheit.
* The hotheaded naked ice borer, a cryptozoological animal invented for an [[http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Hotheaded_Naked_Ice_Borer/ April Fool's hoax]].
* Canines in real life have normal body temperatures that are slightly higher than a human's, which may or may not have anything to do with werewolves usually having high body temperatures too.

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* The whiptail lizard has an average body temperature at 106 Fahrenheit.
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* The hotheaded naked ice borer, a cryptozoological animal invented for an [[http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/Hoaxipedia/Hotheaded_Naked_Ice_Borer/ April Fool's hoax]].
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* Canines in real life have normal body temperatures that are slightly higher than a human's, which may or may not have anything to do with werewolves usually having high body temperatures too.
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* The "[[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampires]]" of ''IAmLegend'' are humans with a disease that ([[ZombieApocalypse among other things]]) sends the body into overdrive. They run a fever of about 103 Fahrenheit as a baseline.

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* The "[[OurVampiresAreDifferent vampires]]" of ''IAmLegend'' ''Literature/IAmLegend'' are humans with a disease that ([[ZombieApocalypse among other things]]) sends the body into overdrive. They run a fever of about 103 Fahrenheit as a baseline.
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** [[OrSoIHeard Apparently]], ''{{Literature/Twilight}}'' also averts MagicPants. They wrap the pants around their ankles with rubber bands.



* [[BigBad Sauron]] himself in ''TheLordOfTheRings.'' The reason why his ring was glowing on his hand was because he was inhumanly hot.

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* [[BigBad Sauron]] himself in ''TheLordOfTheRings.''Literature/TheLordOfTheRings.'' The reason why his ring was glowing on his hand was because he was inhumanly hot.



* ''TrueBlood'' has it's [[OurWerewolvesAreDifferent Werewolves]].

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* Many fire typed Pokémon are described as having a flame producing sac or other such organs in their bodies. Some Pokémon like Magcargo and Heatran literally have magma for blood.

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* Many fire typed Pokémon Franchise/{{Pokemon}} are described as having a flame producing sac or other such organs in their bodies. Some Pokémon like Magcargo and Heatran literally have magma for blood.



* ''{{Roza}}'': The heroine's blood combusts when spilled.

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* ''{{Roza}}'': ''Webcomic/{{Roza}}'': The heroine's blood combusts when spilled.
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* In ''StarTrek'', the standard body temperature of a Vulcan is several degrees higher than that of a human, because they come from a [[SingleBiomePlanet desert planet]].

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* In ''StarTrek'', ''Franchise/StarTrek'', the standard body temperature of a Vulcan is several degrees higher than that of a human, because they come from a [[SingleBiomePlanet desert planet]].
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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''JojosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC happens to use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.

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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''JojosBizarreAdventure'' ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC happens to use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.
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Let's face it, [[MsFanservice some]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait characters]] [[TheBeautifulElite are pretty damn hot]]. Other characters may have [[HotBlooded raging hot passion]]. But in this trope's case, we find fictional creatures that are ''{{literal|Metaphor}}ly'' HotBlooded (or anything that's [[AlienBlood close enough to blood]]).

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Let's face it, [[MsFanservice some]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait [[MrFanservice characters]] [[TheBeautifulElite are pretty damn hot]]. Other characters may have [[HotBlooded raging hot passion]]. But in this trope's case, we find fictional creatures that are ''{{literal|Metaphor}}ly'' HotBlooded (or anything that's [[AlienBlood close enough to blood]]).
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Let's face it, [[MsFanservice some]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait characters]] [[TheBeautifulPeople are pretty damn hot]]. Other characters may have [[HotBlooded raging hot passion]]. But in this trope's case, we find fictional creatures that are ''{{literal|Metaphor}}ly'' HotBlooded (or anything that's [[AlienBlood close enough to blood]]).

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Let's face it, [[MsFanservice some]] [[EstrogenBrigadeBait characters]] [[TheBeautifulPeople [[TheBeautifulElite are pretty damn hot]]. Other characters may have [[HotBlooded raging hot passion]]. But in this trope's case, we find fictional creatures that are ''{{literal|Metaphor}}ly'' HotBlooded (or anything that's [[AlienBlood close enough to blood]]).
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* Many fire typed Pokémon are described as having a flame producing sac or other such organs in their bodies. Some Pokémon like Magcargo and Heatran literally have magma for blood.


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** This is mostly true for most small warm-blooded animals. Mostly due to the SquareCubeLaw.
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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''JojosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC's happens to use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.

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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men]] from ''JojosBizarreAdventure'' have each mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC's ACDC happens to use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.
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* The Pillar Men from ''Jojo's Bizare Adventures'' each master something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC's happens to have one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.

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* The [[UltimateLifeform Pillar Men Men]] from ''Jojo's Bizare Adventures'' ''JojosBizarreAdventure'' have each master mastered something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC's happens to have use one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.



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* The Pillar Men from ''Jojo's Bizare Adventures'' each master something that probably equates to a martial art in human terms. ACDC's happens to have one that allows him to make his blood run at a temperature of 500 degrees celsius he then fights by poping out blood vessels and trying to spray and squirt his blood into his vitims. The results are just as [[BodyHorror horrifying]] as they should be.

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