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<!-- Help -->
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- < div class ="section editor-column ">
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-
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData == null ">
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- < h5 > Mapping data</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- These options control how location information is derived from data.
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- </ div >
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'countries' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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- The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter country code.
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- For example "US" for United States or "FR" for France.</ p >
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- </ div >
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'countries_3letter' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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- The time series (group by) name should be a 3-letter country code.
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- For example "USA" for United States or "FRA" for France.</ p >
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- </ div >
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'states' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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- The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter US state code.
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- For example "CA" for California.</ p >
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- </ div >
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'probes' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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- The time series (group by) name should be a valid key in "probes.json".</ p >
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- </ div >
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'json result' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping JSON data from datasource</ h5 >
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- < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- This supports any datasource capable of generating a JSON response
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- with a custom list of locations (the same format that for the JSON endpoint).
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- Example: Warp 10
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- </ div >
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-
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- < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'geohash' ">
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- < h5 > Mapping geohashes</ h5 >
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- < div class ="grafana-info-box ">
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- < p >
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- This supports < b > Elasticsearch</ b > Geo-points using the GeoHash grid Aggregation feature
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- as well as < b > Prometheus</ b > and < b > InfluxDB</ b > data sources that return geohashes.</ p >
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- < ul >
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- < li >
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- < b > geo_point/geohash field</ b > : Enter the name of the geo_point/geohash column. This is used to calculate where the
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- circle should be drawn.</ li >
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- < ng-template ng-include ="'help_metric_field' "> </ ng-template >
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- < ng-template ng-include ="'help_location_fields' "> </ ng-template >
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- </ ul >
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- </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData == null ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping data</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ These options control how location information is derived from data.
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'countries' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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+ The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter country code.
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+ For example "US" for United States or "FR" for France.</ p >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'countries_3letter' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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+ The time series (group by) name should be a 3-letter country code.
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+ For example "USA" for United States or "FRA" for France.</ p >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'states' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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+ The time series (group by) name should be a 2-letter US state code.
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+ For example "CA" for California.</ p >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'probes' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping time series data</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ The query should be formatted as < b > time series data</ b > .
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+ The time series (group by) name should be a valid key in "probes.json".</ p >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'json result' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping JSON data from datasource</ h5 >
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+ < p class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ This supports any datasource capable of generating a JSON response
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+ with a custom list of locations (the same format that for the JSON endpoint).
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+ Example: Warp 10
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show ="ctrl.panel.locationData === 'geohash' ">
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+ < h5 > Mapping geohashes</ h5 >
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+ < div class ="grafana-info-box ">
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+ < p >
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+ This supports < b > Elasticsearch</ b > Geo-points using the GeoHash grid Aggregation feature
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+ as well as < b > Prometheus</ b > and < b > InfluxDB</ b > data sources that return geohashes.</ p >
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+ < ul >
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+ < li >
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+ < b > geo_point/geohash field</ b > : Enter the name of the geo_point/geohash column. This is used to calculate where the
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+ circle should be drawn.</ li >
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+ < ng-template ng-include ="'help_metric_field' "> </ ng-template >
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+ < ng-template ng-include ="'help_location_fields' "> </ ng-template >
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+ </ ul >
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</ div >
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- < div ng-show =" ctrl.showTableGeohashOptions() " >
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- < h5 > Mapping table data </ h5 >
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- < div class =" grafana-info-box " >
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- < p > The query should be formatted as < b > table data </ b > and contain an obligatory < b > geohash </ b > column
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- as well as optional data like a < b > metric </ b > column. </ p >
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- < ul >
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- < li >
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- < b > Geohash field </ b > : Enter the name of the geohash column. This is used to calculate where the circle should be drawn. </ li >
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- < ng-template ng-include =" 'help_metric_field' " > </ ng-template >
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- < ng-template ng-include ="'help_location_fields ' "> </ ng-template >
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- </ ul >
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- </ div >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show =" ctrl.showTableGeohashOptions() " >
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+ < h5 > Mapping table data </ h5 >
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+ < div class =" grafana-info-box " >
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+ < p > The query should be formatted as < b > table data</ b > and contain an obligatory < b > geohash </ b > column
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+ as well as optional data like a < b > metric </ b > column. </ p >
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+ < ul >
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+ < li >
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+ < b > Geohash field </ b > : Enter the name of the geohash column. This is used to calculate where the circle should be drawn. </ li >
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+ < ng-template ng-include ="'help_metric_field ' "> </ ng-template >
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+ < ng-template ng-include =" 'help_location_fields' " > </ ng-template >
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+ </ ul >
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</ div >
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- < div ng-show =" ctrl.showTableCoordinateOptions() " >
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- < h5 > Mapping table data </ h5 >
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- < div class =" grafana-info-box " >
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- < p > The query should be formatted as < b > table data </ b > and contain obligatory < b > latitude, longitude </ b > columns
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- as well as optional data like a < b > metric </ b > column. </ p >
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- < ul >
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- < li >
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- < b > Latitude/Longitude fields </ b > : Enter the name of the latitude and longitude columns. These are used to calculate
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- where the circle should be drawn. </ li >
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- < ng-template ng-include =" 'help_metric_field' " > </ ng-template >
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- < ng-template ng-include ="'help_location_fields ' "> </ ng-template >
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- </ ul >
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- </ div >
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+ </ div >
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+ < div ng-show =" ctrl.showTableCoordinateOptions() " >
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+ < h5 > Mapping table data </ h5 >
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+ < div class =" grafana-info-box " >
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+ < p > The query should be formatted as < b > table data</ b > and contain obligatory < b > latitude, longitude </ b > columns
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+ as well as optional data like a < b > metric </ b > column. </ p >
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+ < ul >
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+ < li >
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+ < b > Latitude/Longitude fields </ b > : Enter the name of the latitude and longitude columns. These are used to calculate
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+ where the circle should be drawn. </ li >
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+ < ng-template ng-include ="'help_metric_field ' "> </ ng-template >
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+ < ng-template ng-include =" 'help_location_fields' " > </ ng-template >
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+ </ ul >
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</ div >
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</ div >
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< script type ="text/ng-template " id ="help_metric_field ">
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</ div>
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- <!-- 2nd column -->
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- < div class ="section editor-column ">
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< div class ="gf-form-group ">
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< h5 > Circle parameters</ h5 >
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< div class ="gf-form ">
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< h5 > Popup labels</ h5 >
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