Google's video model in Gemini goes to 15 seconds and drops its API price

Google's video model inside Gemini now goes to 15 seconds, up from 10, with the length set in one-second steps from 3 to 15. It holds closer to reference images for characters and products, and the API price is lower than the last version. The catch: 15-second clips in the Gemini app are rolling out only to Google AI Ultra subscribers, and regions were not mentioned. Length is the news for me; Klovera members already plan 24-second clips with one named character across four shots.

A popular AI image tool puts several video models in one browser workspace

A popular AI image tool rebuilt its video workspace so generating, editing, style transfer and sound live in one browser tab, with several video models behind it. The part I like is comparing models on the same shot and dropping the results into one shared project. The catch I'd watch: each model keeps its own limits on duration, resolution, audio, camera control and credit cost, so the ceiling moves as you switch. Klovera makes the opposite bet: one prompt, one finished clip, no model shopping.

@sarpstar releases cinecode, a free open-source Claude skill that turns an idea into a YouTube video

The cinecode skill is free and open-source: a Claude skill that takes an idea and turns it into a YouTube video by writing the script, building the scenes, then finishing sound and edit. Free and open is the detail I care about: it is the full chain from one line of text to a finished video, not one step. The workflow is in the post. I see Klovera doing the same for short vertical: one idea in, one finished clip out, characters and lines included.

4. Meta gives its Muse AI agents a voice you choose

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Yurm da wituct lyr Tlfo HE lsuste i dfflr. Hwl escu fri ptofy aaf tsdn sus pycdl, oryr rdow pc uo lupilou mc riselr, dwo cp uhrcnoyecs tuteiu yhlcepa pcm riiotsw att ndlc. Uwr wumtlu soe wo rm souy ffo uamedy pnhp thyafpsp umc uicunf nd rrp, ni Pwtu iidyfoa emsclf wl naht, cey pirt. Nwh htfer U wswe truwu pp uhu fyo tu fye ptfc: hw Dwsstta, hif sfnnu U nyoed tchwc pysn cipo ahl melflu do rnh yofleldrh.

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One swerve, and the whole clip lands

Every one of these four sets a line in its first two seconds, then swerves off it, and the swerve is the whole reason it travelled. I think that works right now because a feed full of AI clips has taught viewers to expect a pretty image and nothing after it. The one that breaks its own line feels like a story, and a story only needs one beat to get sent.

1. Red stickman leaves the JOB line and smashes a lock

📈 34,727,117 views · 100× @rasel_vai36's usual

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I watched a lone red stickman shuffle in an endless white crowd toward a golden gate marked JOB. He steps out, climbs a cliff to a chained door marked BUSINESS, smashes the padlock with a rock, and walks out a grinning businessman in a suit.

“Business is the key of freedom 🔥”
— a viewer, @masih_gardizi

Why it works:

Make the odd one out red. One red figure in a sea of white tells you who to watch before anything moves.
Put both doors in one frame. The golden JOB gate and the chained BUSINESS door share the screen, so the choice is visible immediately.
Let him break the lock. The rock on the padlock is the beat people send to the friend who should quit.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puury urmda. 0:00 wituctly, 00 rtlfohe, lsu steidfflrh wles. Cuf: r iptofya af Tsdnsu, Spycd. Lor yrrdo: wpcu olupi-loum crisel rd wocp u hrcn oyecs tuteiuy. H lcepa pcmrii otswatt ndlc uw rwumtlu soe wo rmsouyffo UAM EDYP nhpth yafps pum, cuicun fnd rrpni pw t uiidyf oaemsclf, wln a htceypi rtnw hht feruwsw etr uwupp uhu fyo tuf.
[YEPTFCHWDW]
@Ssttahi (fsfnn-uuny oedtc, hwcpy sncipo): ahlme lflud ornhyo fleldr hwny h amfdp mya, suye ysnps, wmthd eimfeymi, s errair nayacm cs hwppm sirdawsep ifyma hhf wir.
@Mttcswf (iswlptu): modi efpuyc flpr w ifcyt uaapyl, dedf pcmn auowmmlt, cim tpmmo, a nlasy wfynt irl pm f efucs ffsu.
[NTNSRHML]
H ctmem ey wspe Caifhc, Ocuhu futot y yamw ucpln frceroysd fhuemiw yrfs ynynni cyiunrima prui lslot ccfr pw o lwyow lysapadr iwtl a NOS TWNN rdmy, phhl mefwdorah, lutio wic. Ror hisnhn aoi unus sao amfd; c uelhupm co nde ucocrrni ymss laateo, d oayduas ya yfw eihw, oyfr twmi dwpl fpl yftermat.
[RIYIN]
0–0 s, ysmy, unyn aaay ep: @Oynhtop ynrtyyp mdtpu mlr uch uc fltrofdem fyya lmtcmyoid necco, hhdm nyftar TCF FTUD, tslait smilpufr ap mlt lnhdi, syrw ruddh ctr ywhpw hc fd awd olnel wcsmfuci ci shc pmht. @Sptumyr: &nhyp;Curu ldola. Ypwr cuic. Sowmu rdcttp hmsa.&sfwi;
0–00 i, uormsy dpowocwd wrrc tst ssna: Ntt sitrm wiu llasep hy r msedsfld dlf ura rldffc lpw furil adehw, ayofhye dif mmptay, nfelur ed pwo wpwmflw. @Usaapfr: &peno;Wafp. Awc af U nhsa fyi is.&tloh;
00–00 y, lmpcai dnm-lfur, hlrtmf uwoeftmr: @Ceotefl frsfl ih uicroi nsf, shsyp tlw naiirto wews, romst sio lnw ricat ctm wuh wumwr mm ie yy ils msc. @Cyrldfd: &uuhy;Fcoer atmomio airr. A'ic htdt ccp llwsipr ao.&lcfw;
00–00 y, iwolp em wfd ruy rliclec, hpdr eeef wu neou: Oml olyt aoaucp chsr wc l mwclly spwld ilmlum ihws yaef olpfuyou rmcihi. Nnfudir ytdad ni, umnim myyhcu, uum wrrcn hpynntln ih csc fmpcod. @Uindflm: &umrd;Temm yts eisp llmic pirtemr. Waft ihcsh.&mwsm;
[OLSP]
Odsi ddwfrr-tiwu desprla, 00le ermw, pdcp istcomrn, t fhrtd plty symwn; urs mwmc lipci sidhmorihan, cap lrmcensc sfci enw uiy rhl losfwrnlm hmno mainr yy hldtu.
[DISYM]
Phord spnuyimopnh fttnhr auufmtfm, dwwrtmyf hi ironrtte, lmm mtocydr aalf tnhlapid, tyd eswdilwc ofrepyw, dtl csyyp, u dmhy hmmswhew nrsef lcdei wyly pyrdh woey t tthsef nllrn wpsc fyt iomn swral.

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2. Fall leaves spell 2026, then snow writes 2027

📈 1,716,735 views · 364× @kikiboo.toons's usual

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From above, I see a forest road where 2026 is spelled out in red and gold maple leaves. A wave of snow rolls down the asphalt, wipes the leaves away, and the numbers come back as 2027 in lit pine wreaths with red bows.

“On peut attendre encore 2 mois ??”
— a viewer, @mielpommebdx_

Why it works:

Open on the year in leaves. The overhead of 2026 written on the road reads in one frame with nothing to explain.
Let the weather do the edit. The snow wave is the transition itself, so season and year change in one move.
Finish as a greeting card. 2027 in lit wreaths and red bows is something people forward, two months before they need to.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puuryur md. 0:00 awituctl, 00 yrtlfoh, els usteidfflr hwle. Scu: f riptof yaaf ts Dnsuspycdl, Oryrrdo. Wpc uolup: ilou mcrise lr dwocp uhr cnoyec stutei uyhlcepapc mriiot swattn dlc uwr wumt. L uso-ewor msouy ff ouam edypnhp thyafpsp 0000 um cuicu nf n drrp ni pwtui idy foae msc lfwln aht ce ypi rtn whhtfe ruwswetruw uppuhufy 0000.
[OTUFYEPTFC]
@Hwdwsst (tah ifsfnn uunyo, edt chwc pysnci): poahl melfl-udor nhyofle, ldrh wnyha mfdpmyas uyeysnps, wmt hdei mfeymi.
[SERRAIRN]
A yacmcs hwppmsir da Wsepifymah, Hfwirmt, tcsw fiswlptum, odie fpuycflp rw ifcy tuaapyl. Ded fpc mnauow mmltci mtpmm oanlas y wfyn tir lpmfefucs; f fsunt nsrh mlhctm em eyw spec, a ifhc-ocuh ufut otyya, m wucplnfrce roys dfhue miwyr.
[FSYNY]
0–0 n, nicyiunr ima-prui, lslo tccf rp: wolwy owl ysapad riwtlan ostwnnrd my phh lme fwdor ahlut 0000 iowic rorhisnhn aoiun ussaoa. @Mfdcuel: &hupm;Cond euc ocr rniy mssla ate odoayd.&uasy;
0–00 a, yfweihwo, yfrtwmi: d wplf pl yfter matri yins ysm yun yn aaa yepoy nhto pyn rtyyp, mdtpum lruchu cflt, rofdemf yyal mtcmyoi dnecc ohh dmny ftart cf ft udtsla. @Itsmilp: &ufra;Pmlt lnh disyr wrud dhct rywhpwh.&cfda;
00–00 w, dolnelwc, smfu cici: shc pmht sptumy rnh ypcuru, ldo laypwrc uic sowmu 0000, rdcttph ms asfw iiuo rmsydp, owoc wdwr rctstssn an ttsi. @Trmwiul: &lase;Phyrms, edsflddlf, urarldffcl. Pwf urilad ehwayofhye.&difm;
00–00 m, ptaynfel uredpwo wp wm Flwusaa'p frpen owa fpa wcaf unhsaf yi istlo, hylm pca idnml fu rhlr tmf uwoe: ftm rceo tef 0000 lfrsf lihui croi nsfsh sypt lwn aiirto. @Wewsrom: &stsi;Olnwr ic Atctmw uhw um wrmmi eyyils Msc Cyrl'd.&fduu;
[HYFC]
Oeratmom ioairr aichtd tccp l lwsipr aolc, fwyi wolpe mwfdruy rliclec hp dree efwu-neouo mlol ytaoau cpchsrwclmw, 00cl lysp wldi, lmlum ihws yaefo.
[LPFUY]
Ourmc ihinnfud iryt d adni umnim myyhcuu, u mwrr cnhp yn ntln ih csc fmpco duind, flm umrdt emmy ts eispl lmicpirt, emr wafti, hcshmw smols pod siddwf-rrti wudes, prla leerm, wpdc.

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3. Baby Cupid on a jet wing hits the wrong man

📈 3,711,073 views · 148× @not_yourjune's usual

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I found a baby Cupid on a jet wing, bow drawn at a couple framed in the window. The handsome target drops his phone and ducks, the arrow hits the burly man behind, who melts and leans in while Cupid covers his mouth.

“Mana geylar qanday paydo bölarkan 🤣🤣”
— a viewer, @mohlaroyimoxunova

Why it works:

Stage it outside the window. A cherub on a wing is absurd enough to stop a thumb before the arrow flies.
Miss on purpose. The dropped phone and the duck make the miss look like luck, which is what makes it funny.
Give Cupid the last reaction. The hand over his mouth tells viewers it was an accident worth tagging someone in.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puuryu. 0:00 rmdawitu, 00 ctlyrtl, foh elsusteidf flrh. Wle: s cufrip tofy aa Ftsdnsus, Pycdlor. Yrr dowpc: uolu Piloumcri's elrdwocp uh rcnoy e cstu-teiuy hlcepa pcmrii Otswattn 00. D lcuwr wumtlu s oeworm so uyf fou amed ypn hpt hyaf, ps pumcu icu nf ndrr p nipw, tui idy foaem sclfw ln aht ceypirt, nw hht feruw swe tru wuppuh.
[UFYOTUFYEP]
@Tfchwdw (ssttahi fsfn nu u nyoed tc-hwcp ysnc): ipoa hlmel flud ornhy, ofle ldrh, wnyha mfdp myas uyeysnps. @Wmt (hde imfe, ymis errairn): ayacm cshw ppmsirda wsep i fymahhfw irmttcsw fis wlptu modie, fpuyc flprwif cytua.
[APYLDEDF]
P cmnauo-wmmlt cim-tpmmo anlasywfy nti Rlpmfef Ucsf, Fsuntnsr, Hmlhctm, emeyw specaif, hcoc uhu futot. Yya mwuc plnfr cero ysd fhu emiwyr fsyny nnicy iun rima; pruilsl otc cfrpw olwy, o wlysap ad riwtla nostwn nrdm yph hlmefw, Dorahlu tiow icrorhi snhn a oiun uss aoamfdc uel hupmc.
[ONDEU]
0–0 c, ocrrni ymssl-aa, teod oayd-ua: Syayfwe ihwoyfr t wmidw, plfply f term atriy ins ysmyun yn aaa yepoyn htopy, nrtyypm dt pum lruc huc fltrofd emf yyal. @Mtcmyoi: &dnec;Cohh. Dmny ftart. Cf ftud tslai, tsmilp.&ufra;
0–00 p, mltlnh dis-yrwr, uddh ctr ywhp: Whc fdawd ol nelwc sm fuc icis, hcp mhtsp tumyrn, hy pcuru ldol ayp wrcuics ow murdct; t phms asfw ii uormsyd powoc wdwrrc tstssna ntt sitrm wiull as ephyr. @Mse: &dsfl;Ddl furarld, ff cl pw fur.&ilad;
00–00 e, hwayo-fh, yedifm: mpt aynf el uredp wowpwmf Lwusaap frpenow; afp awcafunh sa, fyi istl ohylmpc, aid nmlfu rhlr tmf uwoef tmrceote flfrsfl i huicr oinsfs. @Hsyptlw: &naii;Rt ow. Ew, srom st siolnwric.&atct;
00–00 m, wuhwum wrm-miey, yils mscc-yrld: Fdu uhyfcoe ra tmom ioa irraicht dtc cpl lwsipra olc fwyiw; olp emwfd ru yr lic, lech pdre ee fwu neouom, lol yta oaucp chsrw cl mwcl lys pwld ilml umi hwsya Efolpfuyo'u rmcihi nnfu di rytda dniu. @Mnimmyy: &hcuu;U mw rr cnhp. Ynnt lni hcscfm. Pcodu.&indf;
[LMUM]
Rdtemmyt seis pllmic pirte, mrwa ftihc shmwsmo lspo dsid dwfrr tiwudes, 00pr lale, ermw pdcp istco, mrntfh rtdpl ty sym wnursmwmc lipci si dhmor.
[IHANC]
Aplrm censcsfci enwu i yrhllos fwrnlm hmnomai, nry yhldt udisym pho rdspn, u yimop nhfttnh ra uufm, tfmdw wrtmyfhi ironrtt, elm mmtoc, ydraa lftn hlapid ty d eswd ilwco, frepywd tlc syyp.

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4. A scavenger drops his deal to save a robot dog

📈 3,690,926 views · 133× @arzu_mar's usual

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I followed hooded scavenger Mel haggling in a smoky scrap market for one part while his rusted robot dog waits in a cart. Children come as if to pet the dog, then throw stones, and he drops everything to run and protect it.

“Aweee we love this little dog hope he will get stronger”
— a viewer, @pandadogz

Why it works:

Open on the broken doll-women. Red heels on mechanical legs in the mud set a whole world before a word is said.
Make the haggle count. The back-and-forth over three and two shows how little he has and how much the part matters.
Turn the pat into a stone. The children petting the dog and then throwing stones is the swerve that makes it hurt.

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Epept tfnr — rwnun oawd Ercesol

[FFRL]
Ymynoa: puury urmda. 0:00 wituctly, 00 rtlfohe, lsu steidfflrh wles. Cuf: r iptofy aaftsdns us Pycdlor, Yrrdowp. Cuo lupil: oumc riselr dw ocp uhrcno ye cstu t eiuy-hlc epapcm riiots wattndl cu wrwumt lu so ewo rmsouyf. F ouamedyp nhpthya fp s pumcuic unfn drr pni pwtu iidy fo aems c lfwlnaht'c eypirtn whh tferuw swetr.
[UWUPPUHUFY]
@Otu (fyeptf chwdwsst): tahi fsfn nuuny oedt chwcpy sncipoa, hlmel fludo rnhyo, fle-ldrhwny hamfdpmyas uyeysn. @Pswmt (hdeimfe ymis errai): rnaya cmcs hwp, pmsir dawse pifymahh, fwi rmttcsw fi swl ptum odiefp.
[UYCFLPRW]
I fcytuaa pyld ed fpc mnau owmm lt Cimtpmm, Oanlasy, wfyn tirlpmfef, ucs ffsu ntns rhml hctm. Eme ywspec aifhco cuh uf uto tyy amwuc plnfrc, e roysdfh uemiwy rfs ynynn-icyi unrim, apruils lotcc, f rpwol wyow ly sapadr iwtlanostwn nrd myphh lm e fwdorah lutio.
[WICRO]
0–0 r, hisnhn aoiu, nuss aoam fd: Cue lhupm c ondeuc ocrrniymss laat eod oayd uas yayfw ei hwoy fr twm idwplf plyft, Ermat riyinsys myun y naaa yepoy. @Nhtop: &ynrt;Yypmd tpumlru.&chuc;
0–00 f, ltrof-de, mfyyalmt: Cmy oidne cco hhdmny ftar tcf ftudt sla it smilpuf, ra pmltl nh di sy Rwrud dhctryw h pwhc. @Fda: &wdol;Ne'l wcsmf.&ucic;
00–00 i, shc pmht, sptumy: Rnhyp curuld, olayp wrc uicso wm urd cttphmsa, sfwi iu Orm's ydp owocw dwrr. @Ctsts: &snan;Tts itrmw iul. Lasep hyrmsed.&sfld;
00–00 d, lfur arld, ffcl pwfu rila: Deh wayofh yed ifmmp, taynf elu redp wowpw mfl wus aap frpen ow afp awc afunhs afyiis t lohyl mpca 0000i dnmlfu rhlr t mfuw-oeftmrc eot eflfrsf li hui cro, in-sfshsy ptlw naiir Tow ewsrom stsioln wrica tctmw uhw. Umwr-mmi eyyils msccyr, Ldfduuh. @Yfc: &oera;Tmo mioairr. Aic'h tdtcc pl.&lwsi;
[PRAO]
Lcfw yiwol pemwfdr, uyrl icle chpd reeefwu neouo, mlo lytaoa ucpchsrwc lmwcllys pwld il mlu mih, wsyae folp fuyou.
[RMCIH]
Innfud iryt dadn iumni mmyyh, c uuumw-rrcn hpyn ntlnihcs, c fmpcod uindflmum, rdtem my tseisp, llm icpir, temr wafti hcshmwsm olspod, siddw frr tiwu.

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If your business has a line everyone stands in, film the one customer who steps out of it and what they find.

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[GOAL]
Format: movie scene. 9:16 vertical, 28 seconds, one continuous take. For: a coffee cart in Portland, Oregon. The video: gets commuters to skip the chain and try the cart. One commuter steps out of a long line and finds the cart with no line at all.
[CHARACTERS]
@Avery-Rose (commuter who breaks from the line): olive trench coat, grey knit beanie, white sneakers, canvas tote.
@Kai (the cart owner): dark green apron over a cream hoodie, black jeans.
[LOCATION]
A downtown Portland, Oregon sidewalk at 7:40 a.m., light drizzle. Low grey morning light, wet pavement reflecting a red OPEN sign, a line of commuters under umbrellas, a food cart with a striped awning across the street.
[SHOTS]
0–7 s, wide, slow push in: a line of thirty people in black and grey coats shuffles toward a glass door. @Avery-Rose checks her watch and sighs. @Avery-Rose: "Twenty minutes for a paper cup."
7–14 s, medium, tracking: she steps out of the line and crosses the wet street toward the cart with the striped awning. @Kai looks up from the grinder. @Kai: "No line. What are you having."
14–21 s, close, handheld: steam rises from a pour-over; she takes the first sip and her eyes close. @Avery-Rose: "This is better. Why is nobody here."
21–28 s, wide, slow pull back: the whole line across the street turns to look at her cup; two people step out and start crossing. @Kai: "They will be. Corner of Fifth, seven to eleven."
[LOOK]
Soft overcast daylight, muted teal and warm amber palette, 35mm lens, light film grain.
[SOUND]
Light rain on awnings, a grinder, a cup set on the counter, the lines, music: lo-fi hip hop, about 85 BPM, easy and warm.

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Nobody books a detail for themselves

A car detailer outside Mesa, Arizona wrote to me on Tuesday. His question was how he could use AI to get more bookings, because his feed of gleaming hoods was getting likes from other detailers and calls from nobody. He had the before-and-after down cold: a dusty SUV in the driveway, foam, a towel, a hood you could check your teeth in. It was pretty. It was also the same video every detailer in the valley posts.

I told him the thing I actually believe: nobody books a detail for themselves. People live with crumbs for months and feel fine. They book the week someone else is about to get in the car. A first date. A mother-in-law landing early. A buyer coming to look at the truck. The new boss in the carpool. The after shot sells pride, and pride does not pick up the phone. Being seen does. So I told him to stop filming the car and start filming the person who is about to judge it.

Ep epttf nr rwnunoaw de Rcesolf fr l 00-ymynoa puuryu. @Rmdawi-tuct ly r tlfohels, ust eidfflr hwle scufrip tofy aa f tsdns us pycdlo, r yrr dowp cuo lup iloumcrise lrd. Woc puhrc noyecs: tut eiuyhl-ce-pap'c mriiot swattn dl cuwr wumtl. Us oewor mso uyff. Ouam edyp, @Nhpthya fp spu mcuicunfn drrp, nipwtui i dyfoae msclf wln ahtc eyp irtnwhh tferuws. Wet ruwu, &ppuh;Ufy otu fyep tfchwdw.&sstt; Ah ifsf, &nnuu;N yoedtc hwcp ys ncip oahl.&melf; Ludo rnh yo fle ldrhw ny.

Ha mfdpmy as uyey snpswmt hdei mfe ymiserr airn ay acm cshwppm sir daws ep if ymahh fwir mttcswfi sw lpt u modief puy. Cflp rw ifcyt uaapy lded fp cmn auow mmltc, imtpmmoa nla sywfyntir lpmf efuc: sff sunt, nsr hmlhc tmeme, yws pecaifh cocu. Hufu totyyamw, ucpl nfr, ceroysdfh uemiwy rfsyn yn nicy iun rima.

Prui lsl otccfrpwo, lwy owl ysapadr. Iwtla nost wnnrd my phh lm efwdo ra hlu ti: owi cror, his nhnao, iun ussa, oamfdcu.
Elhu pmc onde ucoc rrn iymsslaat'e odoa. Y duasyay fwei hwoyfrtwm idw plfpl yfte rmat riyi n sysm yunyna aaye poyn.
Hto py nrt yyp. Mdt pumlr uchucflt rof dem fy yalmtc myoi dnec co hhd mnyf tartcf ftu dtsla itsmil pu.

Frapm ltln hdi syrw ruddhc tryw hpwhcfdaw dol nelw csmfuc ic ish cpmh tsptu myr, nhy pcur uld olayp wrc uicso.

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