Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: March 31, 2019

Following the “Rainbow”.

DEBUTS
38. Westlife – Better Man
36. Kelly Clarkson – Broken & Beautiful | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
34. Lady Gaga – Always Remember Us This Way (39)
29. Noah Kahan – Mess (36) | BIGGEST MOVER
26. Maggie Rogers – Burning (31)
24. Lauv & Troye Sivan – I’m So Tired… (30)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Dua Lipa – Swan Song (08) | PEAK: #08
09. P!nk – Walk Me Home (10) | PEAK: #09
08. Dean Lewis – 7 Minutes (09) | PEAK: #08
07. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (05) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
06. The Cranberries – All Over Now (07) | PEAK: #06
05. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (02) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
04. Panic! At The Disco – Hey Look Ma, I Made It (06) | PEAK: #04
03. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (03) | PEAK: #03
02. Westlife – Hello My Love (04) | PEAK: #02
01. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (01) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (1)
2. Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time (2)
3. Galantis featuring OneRepublic – Bones (3)
4. AJ Mitchell – All My Friends (6)
5. Freya Ridings – You Mean The World To Me (5)
6. Sara Bareilles – Fire (7)
7. Ava Max – So Am I (9)
8. Fitz & The Tantrums – 123456 (-)
9. The Cranberries – Wake Me When It’s Over (-)
10. BANNERS – Got It In You (-)

In The Mix:
A R I Z O N A – Find Someone
Bülow – Sweet Little Lies
Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
James Morrison featuring Joss Stone – My Love Goes On (new)
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Lennon Stella – Bitch (Takes One To Know One)
Maddie Poppe – Made You Miss (new)
Nina Nesbitt – The Best You Had
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
O.A.R. – Knocking At Your Door (new)
The Head And The Heart – Missed Connection
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
The Strumbellas – I’ll Wait (new)
Thomas Rhett – Look What God Gave Her
Zara Larsson – Don’t Worry ‘Bout Me (new)

Chart Notes:

• Kacey Musgraves holds steady at #1 for the third week with “Rainbow”, but she’s facing some competition from Westlife‘s huge comeback: in addition to debuting at #38 with “Better Man”, they’re up from 4-2 with “Hello My Love”, their highest-charting entry on my list to date. On the move from 36-29, Noah Kahan takes the Biggest Mover title with “Mess”, his fourth top 40 single since 2017. Finally, this week’s Highest Debut, starting at #36, is a new soundtrack tune from the kelegendary artist herself, Kelly Clarkson. “Broken & Beautiful” is featured on the set from the animated movie UglyDolls, opening in May. Clarkson also voices one of the lead characters named Moxy. It’s the performer’s first soundtrack hit on my personal chart since 2004, when “Breakaway” (from The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement) peaked at #3.

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: March 24, 2019

A colorful chart-topper.

DEBUTS
39. Lady Gaga – Always Remember Us This Way | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
33. Andy Grammer – Don’t Give Up On Me (38) | BIGGEST MOVER
31. Maggie Rogers – Burning (35)
28. Billie Eilish – When The Party’s Over (32)
24. Carly Rae Jepsen – Now That I Found You (28)
22. Passenger – Survivors (26)
21. John Mayer – I Guess I Just Feel Like (25)
(see #6 below)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. P!nk – Walk Me Home (12) | PEAK: #10
09. Dean Lewis – 7 Minutes (11) | PEAK: #09
08. Dua Lipa – Swan Song (08) | PEAK: #08
07. The Cranberries – All Over Now (07) | PEAK: #07
06. Panic! At The Disco – Hey Look Ma, I Made It (10) | PEAK: #06
05. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (03) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
04. Westlife – Hello My Love (05) | PEAK: #04
03. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (04) | PEAK: #03
02. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (02) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
01. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (3)
2. Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time (5)
3. Galantis featuring OneRepublic – Bones (6)
4. Betty Who – I Remember (2)
5. Freya Ridings – You Mean The World To Me (8)
6. AJ Mitchell – All My Friends (9)
7. Sara Bareilles – Fire (7)
8. Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back (10)
9. Ava Max – So Am I (-)
10. Lennon Stella – Bitch (Takes One To Know One) (-)

In The Mix:
A R I Z O N A – Find Someone
Bülow – Sweet Little Lies
Fitz & The Tantrums – 123456 (new)
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
H.E.R. – Hard Place
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Marshmello featuring CHVRCHES – Here With Me
Nina Nesbitt – The Best You Had
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
Shinedown – Get Up
The Cranberries – Wake Me When It’s Over (new)
The Head And The Heart – Missed Connection
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
Thomas Rhett – Look What God Gave Her
X Ambassadors – Boom

Chart Notes:

• Singer Kacey Musgraves holds onto the top spot for a second week with “Rainbow”, her first #1 on my personal chart. However, much of the action is smaller this time around, with the Biggest Mover climbing just five notches from last week: “Don’t Give Up On Me”, a new soundtrack cut from Five Feet Apart by Andy Grammer, takes the title with a move from 38-33. One debut lands in the top 40, another soundtrack song off the wildly popular set from A Star Is Born. Lady Gaga lands at #39 with “Always Remember Us This Way”. While “Shallow”, her duet with co-star Bradley Cooper, has a second life at several radio formats, this reactive cut has also earned unsolicited airplay in several big markets.

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: March 17, 2019

A Golden surprise at #1.

DEBUTS
40. George Ezra – Pretty Shining People
39. Noah Kahan – Mess
38. Andy Grammer – Don’t Give Up On Me
37. Louis Tomlinson – Two Of Us | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
28. Carly Rae Jepsen – Now That I Found You (35) | BIGGEST MOVER
20. Lewis Capaldi – Someone You Loved (26)
18. Lizzo – Juice (23)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Panic! At The Disco – Hey Look Ma, I Made It (11) | PEAK: #10
09. Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (07) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
08. Dua Lipa – Swan Song (08) | PEAK: #08
07. The Cranberries – All Over Now (09) | PEAK: #07
06. The Strumbellas – Salvation (06) | PEAK: #04
05. Westlife – Hello My Love (05) | PEAK: #05
04. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (04) | PEAK: #04
03. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
02. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (03) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
01. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (02) | PEAK: #01 for one week | NEW #1

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Lady Gaga – Always Remember Us This Way (6)
2. Betty Who – I Remember (4)
3. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (1)
4. Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up (3)
5. Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time (10)
6. Galantis featuring OneRepublic – Bones (-)
7. Sara Bareilles – Fire (-)
8. Freya Ridings – You Mean The World To Me (-)
9. AJ Mitchell – All My Friends (-)
10. Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back (-)

In The Mix:
A R I Z O N A – Find Someone (new)
Ava Max – So Am I
Bülow – Sweet Little Lies
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
H.E.R. – Hard Place
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Jonas Brothers – Sucker
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Lennon Stella – Bitch (Takes One To Know One) (new)
Marshmello featuring CHVRCHES – Here With Me
Nina Nesbitt – The Best You Had
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
Shinedown – Get Up
The Head And The Heart – Missed Connection (new)
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
Thomas Rhett – Look What God Gave Her
X Ambassadors – Boom

Chart Notes:

• After narrowly missing the top spot last year with “High Horse”, which had a four-week run at #2, Kacey Musgraves easily secures a #1 song this time around with a short six-week sprint to the summit for “Rainbow”. Both this cut and “High” are from her Grammy-winning set Golden Hour, with the former continuing to see increased airplay at a handful of radio formats following her performance on the recent award show. A total of four debuts land on this week’s chart update, led by Louis Tomlinson‘s “Two Of Us” at #37. “Two” marks Tomlinson’s third solo song outside of One Direction to make my survey. The soundtrack cut “Don’t Give Up On Me”, featured in Five Feet Apart, starts at #38 for Andy Grammer. Further entries from Noah Kahan (“Mess”) at #39 and George Ezra (“Pretty Shining People”) at #40 round out the list; “Mess” recently impacted at the Triple A radio format, while “Pretty” spiked in the U.K. last week after its music video debuted.

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: March 10, 2019

More “Time” at the top.

DEBUTS
38. Maggie Rogers – Burning
37. Lauv & Troye Sivan – I’m So Tired…
35. Carly Rae Jepsen – Now That I Found You | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
33. Julia Michaels featuring Niall Horan – What A Time (38)
32. Billie Eilish – When The Party’s Over (37)
27. John Mayer – I Guess I Just Feel Like (34)
19. Rob Thomas – One Less Day (Dying Young) (26)
15. P!nk – Walk Me Home (23) | BIGGEST MOVER
(see #2 below)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Backstreet Boys – Chances (08) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks
09. The Cranberries – All Over Now (11) | PEAK: #09
08. Dua Lipa – Swan Song (09) | PEAK: #08
07. Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (03) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
06. The Strumbellas – Salvation (05) | PEAK: #04
05. Westlife – Hello My Love (06) | PEAK: #05
04. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (04) | PEAK: #04
03. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (02) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
02. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (07) | PEAK: #02
01. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (03) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (3)
2. Kian – Waiting (2)
3. Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up (5)
4. Betty Who – I Remember (6)
5. Louis Tomlinson – Two Of Us (-)
6. Lady Gaga – Always Remember Us This Way (-)
7. George Ezra – Pretty Shining People (-)
8. Noah Kahan – Mess (-)
9. Andy Grammer – Don’t Give Up On Me (-)
10. Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time (10)

In The Mix:
Adam Lambert – Feel Something
AJ Mitchell – All My Friends
Anna Clendening – Invisible
Ava Max – So Am I (new)
Bülow – Sweet Little Lies
Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
Freya Ridings – You Mean The World To Me
Galantis featuring OneRepublic – Bones
Grey featuring LÉON – Want You Back
H.E.R. – Hard Place
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Jonas Brothers – Sucker
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Marshmello featuring CHVRCHES – Here With Me (new)
Max Frost – Money Problems
Nina Nesbitt – The Best You Had
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
Sara Bareilles – Fire
Sasha Sloan – Older
Shinedown – Get Up
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
Thomas Rhett – Look What God Gave Her
X Ambassadors – Boom

Chart Notes:

• Walk The Moon‘s “Timebomb” holds at #1 for a second week on my personal chart, marking the group’s 13th week overall at the summit over their five #1 singles since 2014. However, that entry’s run may be curtailed by Kacey Musgraves‘s “Rainbow”, which leaps from 7-2 in only its fifth week in the top 40. For now, the cut from Golden Hour ties for Musgraves’s highest-charting tune to date on my survey, with “High Horse” galloping into the runner-up position last year. Other notable movers in the top 40 include the latest Hot AC releases from John Mayer, P!nk and Rob Thomas, all of which are well on their way towards the top ten. Carly Rae Jepsen leads a pack of three new entries at #35 with one of the two tracks she released last week, “Now That I Found You”, which was recently featured in a trailer for the third season of Netflix’s Queer Eye. Impacting at the Top 40 format on Tuesday, “I’m So Tired…” by Lauv and Troye Sivan gets awakened with a #37 debut. Finally, the new single from Maggie Rogers heats up the top 40: at #38, her second chart entry is “Burning”. Her “Light On”, a former #3 hit, is still on the list this week.

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ADAM’S TOP 40 FLASHBACK: March 13, 2016

A youthful top ten from 2016.

It’s the start of another weekend, which means it’s time for another trip back into the archives on Adam’s Top 40 Flashback! Every Saturday, the day before my latest top 40 goes up for the week, I feature the highlights of a past countdown. They’re all here — the hit songs, the songs that flopped, and the songs that may be a little embarrassing to reflect on.

This week, we stroll back three years and find out what was topping my chart for the week of March 13, 2016…

Debuts:
39. NICK FRADIANI, “Get You Home”
37. BANNERS, “Start A Riot”

Biggest Mover(s):
BARNS COURTNEY, “Fire” (36-28, eight spots)

10. ELLIE GOULDING, “Something In The Way You Move” (steady, third week)
Album: Delirium (2015, Polydor/Interscope Records)
Peak: #10 for three weeks

09. GWEN STEFANI, “Make Me Like You” (up 2)
Album: This Is What The Truth Feels Like (2016, Interscope Records)
Peak: #2 for three weeks

08. ADELE, “When We Were Young” (down 3)
Album: 25 (2015, XL/Columbia Records)
Peak: #1 for five weeks

07. A GREAT BIG WORLD, “Oasis” (down 4)
Album: When The Morning Comes (2015, Black Magnetic/Epic Records)
Peak: #3

06. ZAYN, “Pillowtalk” (up 3)
Album: Mind Of Mine (2016, RCA Records)
Peak: #1 for three weeks

05. BEN RECTOR, “Brand New” (up 1)
Album: Brand New (2015, Aptly Named/Caroline/Capitol Records)
Peak: #5 for three weeks

04. SHAWN HOOK, “Sound Of Your Heart” (up 3)
Album: Analog Love (2015, Hollywood Records)
Peak: #4

03. THOMAS RHETT, “Die A Happy Man” (down 2)
Album: Tangled Up (2015, Valory/BMLG Records)
Peak: #1 for two weeks

02. WALK THE MOON, “Work This Body” (up 2)
Album: Talking Is Hard (2014, RCA Records)
Peak: #1 for one week

01. TROYE SIVAN, “Youth” (up 1)
Album: Blue Neighbourhood (2015, Capitol Records)
Peak: #1 for three weeks

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: March 3, 2019

“Time” for a new #1.

DEBUTS
38. Julia Michaels featuring Niall Horan – What A Time
37. Billie Eilish – When The Party’s Over
34. John Mayer – I Guess I Just Feel Like | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
26. Rob Thomas – One Less Day (Dying Young) (37) | BIGGEST MOVER
23. P!nk – Walk Me Home (31)
(see #7 below)

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – Shallow (09) | PEAK: #01 for four weeks
09. Dua Lipa – Swan Song (11) | PEAK: #09
08. Backstreet Boys – Chances (06) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks
07. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (16) | PEAK: #07
06. Westlife – Hello My Love (07) | PEAK: #06
05. The Strumbellas – Salvation (04) | PEAK: #04
04. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (05) | PEAK: #04
03. Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (02) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
02. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
01. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (03) | PEAK: #01 for one week | NEW #1

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Lauv & Troye Sivan – I’m So Tired… (4)
2. Kian – Waiting (3)
3. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (6)
4. Carly Rae Jepsen – Now That I Found You (-)
5. Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up (10)
6. Betty Who – I Remember (5)
7. Grey featuring LÉON – Want You Back (8)
8. MKTO – How Can I Forget (7)
9. Jeremy Zucker – Comethru (9)
10. Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time (-)

In The Mix:
Adam Lambert – Feel Something
AJ Mitchell – All My Friends (new)
Anna Clendening – Invisible
Bebe Rexha – Last Hurrah
Bülow – Sweet Little Lies (new)
Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
Galantis featuring OneRepublic – Bones (new)
H.E.R. – Hard Place
James Bay featuring Julia Michaels – Peer Pressure
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Jonas Brothers – Sucker (new)
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Maggie Rogers – Burning (new)
Mat Kerekes – Ruby
Max Frost – Money Problems
Nina Nesbitt – The Best You Had (new)
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
Sara Bareilles – Fire
Sasha Sloan – Older
Shinedown – Get Up
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
Thomas Rhett – Look What God Gave Her (new)
X Ambassadors – Boom

Chart Notes:

• Climbing from 3-1 this week, “Timebomb” becomes the fifth #1 on my personal chart for the Ohio band Walk The Moon. They last led my top 40 in late 2017 with “One Foot”, which had a six-week run at the summit. Hot singles from Kacey Musgraves, P!nk and Rob Thomas move up the most positions on the current update, with Thomas’s “One Less Day (Dying Day)” climbing the furthest, up a huge 11 spots to #26. John Mayer‘s “I Guess I Just Feel Like” leads a pack of three debuts on the countdown, coming in at #34. This track follows “New Light”, which held in the #2 spot for two weeks on my list last year. Billie Eilish scores her first chart single at #37 with the song “When The Party’s Over”, one of two active radio tracks from the highly-anticipated album When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?, due at the end of the month. As “When” soars at the Top 40 format, the other tune, “Bury A Friend”, is nearing the top 20 on the Alternative chart. Finally, at #38, Julia Michaels and Niall Horan team up for the collaboration “What A Time”, the lead radio single from the former artist’s recent EP Inner Monologue, Pt. 1. The song recently went for adds at the Top 40 format during the same week as Eilish’s record noted above, earning over three dozen adds in a week.

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Highlights from Adam’s Top 40: February 24, 2019

Not a “Bad” week at all.

DEBUTS
37. Rob Thomas – One Less Day (Dying Young)
31. P!nk – Walk Me Home | HIGHEST DEBUT

TOP GAINERS
33. Dermot Kennedy – Power Over Me (39)
29. Lewis Capaldi – Someone You Loved (37)
16. Kacey Musgraves – Rainbow (26) | BIGGEST MOVER — two weeks

THIS WEEK’S TOP TEN
10. Greg Holden – Something Beautiful (12) | PEAK: #10
09. Lady Gaga & Bradley Cooper – Shallow (07) | PEAK: #01 for four weeks
08. George Ezra – Hold My Girl (08) | PEAK: #08
07. Westlife – Hello My Love (11) | PEAK: #07
06. Backstreet Boys – Chances (05) | PEAK: #01 for three weeks
05. Calvin Harris & Rag’N’Bone Man – Giant (06) | PEAK: #05
04. The Strumbellas – Salvation (04) | PEAK: #04
03. Walk The Moon – Timebomb (03) | PEAK: #03
02. Mark Ronson featuring Miley Cyrus – Nothing Breaks Like A Heart (02) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks
01. Imagine Dragons – Bad Liar (01) | PEAK: #01 for two weeks

Top 10 Next In Line:
1. Billie Eilish – When The Party’s Over (3)
2. John Mayer – I Guess I Just Feel Like (-)
3. Kian – Waiting (1)
4. Lauv & Troye Sivan – I’m So Tired… (6)
5. Betty Who – I Remember (5)
6. Rachel Crow – Up All Night (10)
7. MKTO – How Can I Forget (7)
8. Grey featuring LÉON – Want You Back (9)
9. Jeremy Zucker – Comethru (8)
10. Mabel – Don’t Call Me Up (-)

In The Mix:
Adam Lambert – Feel Something (new)
Anna Clendening – Invisible
Bebe Rexha – Last Hurrah
Bryan Adams – Shine A Light
Dennis Lloyd – Never Go Back
for KING & COUNTRY – God Only Knows
H.E.R. – Hard Place (new)
James Bay featuring Julia Michaels – Peer Pressure (new)
Jimmie Allen – Best Shot
Josh Groban with Jennifer Nettles – 99 Years
Julia Michaels featuring Niall Horan – What A Time (new)
Mat Kerekes – Ruby
Max Frost – Money Problems
NOTD, Felix Jaehn & Captain Cuts featuring Georgia Ku – So Close
Ocean Park Standoff – Good Time
Sara Bareilles – Fire
Sasha Sloan – Older
Sheppard – On My Way
Shinedown – Get Up
The Score featuring blackbear – Dreamin
X Ambassadors – Boom
Zedd & Katy Perry – 365

Chart Notes:

• As the Las Vegas group Imagine Dragons remains at #1 for the second week with “Bad Liar” and Kacey Musgraves climbs from 26-16 with “Rainbow”, the week’s Biggest Mover, two top 40 veterans with multiple chart-toppers enter the list with their new hits. In at #31, P!nk has the higher of the two debuts with “Walk Me Home”, which isn’t a hot remake of the 2000 chart entry performed by Mandy Moore. This “Walk” is the lead single from her forthcoming album Hurts 2B Human, due in April. Look out for its splashy debut in the top 25 on the Hot AC survey. A tune that just missed the top 40 on that list this week, but is likely to enter soon, comes in at #37 on my own list: “One Less Day (Dying Young)” from Rob Thomas. His forthcoming album Chip Tooth Smile is also due in April. Thomas has the distinction of reaching the summit as both a solo artist and with the band Matchbox Twenty, but he’s had more #1 hits on my chart outside of the act. Will either of these entries bloom at the top this spring? We’ll find out soon.

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