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Andrew Patrick Buckley Jr.[1] is an American actor and former stockbroker,[2] best known for his role as David Wallace on the NBC comedy series The Office from 2006 to 2013.[3]

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Early life

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Buckley is the son of Barbara J. (King) and Andrew P. Buckley Sr..[1] He has two brothers and a sister. He attended Pine Crest School, where he graduated in 1983, and Stanford University, where he graduated in 1987 with a bachelor's degree in political science.[4] He played golf on the Stanford Men's Golf Team. He later studied sketch comedy and improvisation at the Groundlings Theatre, working with comedians Melissa McCarthy and Dax Shepard.[5] Prior to breaking through on The Office he worked as a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch for 5 years and he continued working there for another 6 years afterwards.[6]

Career

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Early work

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Buckley appeared in two 1997 music videos, "I'd Rather Ride Around with You" and "What if it's You", by country music artist Reba McEntire.

The Office

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Buckley played David Wallace, embattled CFO and later CEO of the fictional Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, in 37 episodes of The Office from 2006 to 2013. At the time of his initial appearance, he had been working as a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch, and had been cast specifically because of his familiarity with the world of corporate finance. He continued to work in the finance industry full-time during his recurring role on The Office.[7]

Other work

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In addition to The Office, Buckley has appeared in television series such as The League, CSI: Miami, NYPD Blue, The West Wing, and Veep. In 2010, his bit in the film The Other Guys climaxed with a fall from an eighth-floor ledge. That year, he had another supporting role in the film Life as We Know It with Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel.

As of 2011, Buckley was cast as Captain Correlli in the children's film Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked. He played Rose Byrne's husband in the 2011 hit movie Bridesmaids, though his part was mostly cut out. He was cast as Ted Mercer, a happily married adoptive parent and plastic surgeon, in ABC Family's The Lying Game.[8] In 2015, he appeared in a supporting role in the science fiction adventure film Jurassic World.[9] In 2017, Buckley joined the cast of writer/director Chris Blake's indie horror film, All Light Will End, alongside Sarah Butler, John Schuck, and Sam Jones III.[10]

In 2018 Buckley appeared with golfer Phil Mickelson in a commercial for Workday, Inc with Mickelson acting as his "Business Caddy" for important business decisions.[11]

In 2020, Variety announced Buckley was joining the cast of the Chris Blake quarantine comedy, Distancing Socially. It would mark Buckley's second on-screen collaboration with the director. The film was shot at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, using remote technologies and the iPhone 11. The film was acquired and released by Cinedigm in October 2021.[12]

Filmography

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Film

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Year Title Role Notes
1992 Body Waves Buckley
1997 No Small Ways Lyle
1998 Running Woman Reporter #2
1999 The Big Day Eddie Also co-writer
2002 Grand Champion Frank Bloomer
2005 Blood Trail Andrew P. Buckley Direct to video
2009 ExTerminators Steven Cantor
2010 The Other Guys Don Beaman
2010 Life as We Know It George Dunn
2011 Bridesmaids Perry Harris
2011 Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked Captain Correlli
2013 The Heat Robin
2014 Ask Me Anything Mark Aubichon
2014 Horrible Bosses 2 Surveillance Audio Agent
2015 Jurassic World Scott Mitchell
2015 Brand New-U Friend Two
2015 Burning Bodhi Buck
2016 Tracktown Burt
2017 The House Craig
2017 Lady Bird Matt
2018 All Light Will End David
2018 The After Party Mr. Levine
2018 A Million Little Pieces Dr. Stevens
2019 Bombshell Gerson Zweifach
2020 Most Guys Are Losers Mark Berzins
2021 Distancing Socially Andy
2022 Tankhouse Bob

Television

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Year Title Role Notes
1990 China Beach Chaplain Episode: "Juice"
1991 A Woman Named Jackie John Fitzgerald Kennedy Jr. Television miniseries
1992 Sinatra Actor Playing Prew Television miniseries
1993 Silk Stalkings Patrick Rose Episode: "Soul Kiss"
1996 Caroline in the City Rob Rothman Episode: "Caroline and the Gift"
1996 The Crew Justin Episode: "The Man We Love"
1996 The Single Guy Tom Conklin Episode: "Mounted Cop"
1997 Melrose Place Tony Episode: "Screams from a Marriage"
1997–1998 Pacific Blue Teddy Callaway 3 episodes
1998 Forever Love Jerry Television film
2000 Jack & Jill Wayne Episode: "When You Wish Upon a Car"
2000 The West Wing Mike Satchel Episode: "Let Bartlet Be Bartlet"
2000 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Jason Hendler Episode: "Who Are You?"
2001 The District Rupert Grimes Episode: "Vigilante"
2001 First Years Jack Mitchel Episode: "The First Thing You Do..."
2002 NYPD Blue Mike Episode: "Jealous Hearts"
2003 Big Shot: Confessions of a Campus Bookie FBI Agent Simms Television film
2005 CSI: Crime Scene Investigation Reporter #1 Episode: "King Baby"
2006–2013 The Office David Wallace Recurring Role; 38 episodes
2009 CSI: Miami Gary Archer Episode: "In Plane Sight"
2011–2013 The Lying Game Dr. Ted Mercer Main role
2012 Veep Ted Cullen 3 episodes
2013 Arrested Development Colonel Grimm Episode: "Off the Hook"
2013 Baby Daddy Professor Roger Shaw Episode: "Test Anxiety"
2013 The League Tony Thompson Episode: "The Credit Card Alert"
2014 Silicon Valley Carl Fleming Episode: "Optimal Tip-To-Tip Efficiency"
2014 The Bridge Doc Orton Episode: "Eidolon"
2015–2017 Scorpion Richard Elia 7 episodes
2015 Battle Creek Steven Episode: "Old Flames"
2015 American Dad! Dr. Miller Episode: "American Fung"
2015 Odd Mom Out Andy Weber Series regular
2015 You're the Worst Russell Fleischer 2 episodes
2015–2016 Casual Paul Schmidt 6 episodes
2016 It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia Andy Episode: "Chardee MacDennis 2: Electric Boogaloo"
2016 Hit the Floor Andy 5 episodes
2017 Young and Hungry Matt Danon Recurring (Season 5)
2017 Curb Your Enthusiasm FBI Agent Episode: "Foisted!"
2018 Will & Grace Hank Episode: "Staten Island Fairy"
2018 9-1-1 Kenny Episode: "A Whole New You"
2018–2019 Shameless Randy 5 episodes
2020 Avenue 5 Frank Kelly Recurring role, 9 episodes
2020 The Fugitive Principal Spitaro Main role, 5 episodes
2020 Dirty John Robert Munro 2 episodes
2023 FUBAR Donnie Main cast

Web

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Year Title Role Notes
2016 Electra Woman and Dyna Girl Agent Dan Dixon
2022 Who Pressed Mute on Uncle Marcus? Uncle Marcus

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Andrew Patrick Buckley Jr. (born February 13, 1965) is an American actor and former financial advisor best known for portraying David Wallace, the and later CEO of , on the sitcom from 2006 to 2013. Born in , Buckley grew up across several locations including , , and , and attended in before enrolling at , where he studied and while playing on the NCAA team during his first two years. After graduating in 1987, he moved to to pursue acting, landing small roles in 1990s television series such as and . By 2000, he had paused his acting career to work as a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch in , where, as part of a team, he helped manage over $500 million in client assets for a decade. Buckley's breakthrough came in 2006 when he was cast as David Wallace on , appearing in 37 episodes across seven seasons and balancing the role with his finance job until the series concluded in 2013. This role propelled him into a prolific acting career, with recurring television appearances including Ted Cullen on HBO's , Richard Elia on CBS's , and guest spots on , Shameless, , and . In film, he has appeared in ensemble comedies like (2011), (2010), and The Heat (2013), as well as dramatic roles in Lady Bird (2017), (2015), Bombshell (2019), and (2020). More recently, Buckley starred in HBO's (2020–2022) alongside and , and in Netflix's FUBAR (2023–2025) with . Buckley resides in with his wife, acting coach Nancy Banks, whom he married in the early , and their two sons. In addition to , he works as a and emcee at corporate and charitable events, often drawing on his dual experiences in and .

Early life and education

Childhood and upbringing

Andy Buckley was born on February 13, 1965, in , to parents Barbara J. (King) Buckley and Andrew P. Buckley Sr. He grew up in a family of five children, including two brothers, Fred and Bradford, and a sister, Bonnie. Raised primarily in , Buckley experienced a classic coastal upbringing that emphasized outdoor activities and community ties. Sports played a significant role in family life, influenced by ' strong athletic culture. Buckley's early interests centered on golf, which he pursued avidly during summers at the local Tedesco Country Club, alongside typical teenage pastimes like boating in the harbor and dining at neighborhood spots. At around age 16, a rainy day prompted him to watch the film East of Eden, igniting an initial fascination with acting that hinted at his future career path. These formative experiences in Massachusetts provided a grounded foundation. In 1977, his family relocated to South Florida, where he attended high school at Pine Crest School in Florida.

College and early interests

Buckley graduated from Pine Crest School in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, in 1983. Following high school, he attended Stanford University from 1983 to 1987, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science, with additional studies in economics. During his first two years, Buckley was a member of the Stanford men's golf team, having been recruited for his skills developed earlier in Massachusetts. After graduating, Buckley relocated to to pursue acting, marking his initial commitment to the field over more conventional paths like . He later moved to , where he trained in and at the Groundlings Theatre, honing skills that would support his early career aspirations.

Professional career

Early acting endeavors

After graduating from , Andy Buckley moved to to study acting before relocating to in pursuit of opportunities in the industry. During the , he trained in at theater in , which provided foundational skills for his early performances. Buckley's initial forays into acting were marked by sporadic, minor roles that exemplified the challenges of breaking into Hollywood. He appeared in two 1997 music videos for country singer Reba McEntire, portraying her romantic interest in "I'd Rather Ride Around with You" and "What If It's You." On television, he secured small guest spots, including as Chaplain in an episode of China Beach (1990), John F. Kennedy in the miniseries A Woman Named Jackie (1991), and an actor playing Prew in the TV movie Sinatra (1991). Further examples include Patrick Rose in Silk Stalkings (1993), Tony in Melrose Place (1997), and recurring as Teddy Callaway across four episodes of Pacific Blue (1996–1998). He also had brief appearances in sitcoms such as Unhappily Ever After, The Crew, and Caroline in the City during the mid-1990s, underscoring the inconsistent nature of his journeyman career. By around 2000, after a decade of limited success and financial struggles, Buckley decided to pause his acting pursuits to seek stability in another field. This hiatus reflected the broader difficulties many aspiring actors faced in securing steady work during that era.

Financial services interlude

After pursuing acting for a decade without significant breakthroughs, Andy Buckley transitioned to financial services in 2000, joining Merrill Lynch as a financial advisor to provide greater career stability. As part of a team, he helped manage over $500 million in client assets during his tenure. Buckley's 12-year stint at Merrill Lynch, spanning 2000 to 2012, involved navigating the demands of high-stakes while fostering through disciplined routines and client interactions. This phase balanced professional responsibilities with opportunities for , allowing him to build resilience amid market volatility and long work hours. The experience in later enriched Buckley's portrayals in acting roles centered on corporate environments, providing authentic insights into executive decision-making and business dynamics that he drew upon for credibility. In a 2025 lecture, Buckley reflected on this era, emphasizing an "attitude of gratitude" cultivated during his financial career as instrumental in developing the resilience that supported his later professional pivots.

Breakthrough with The Office

In 2006, Andy Buckley auditioned for the role of David Wallace, the of , on the sitcom . His background as a advisor at Merrill Lynch proved instrumental in securing the part, as casting director Allison Jones, whom he encountered at a , recommended him based on his real-world financial expertise, which added authenticity to the character's corporate demeanor. During the audition, co-creator was particularly impressed by Buckley's professional insights into finance, noting that his day job aligned perfectly with the role's requirements. Buckley portrayed David Wallace as a across 37 episodes from 2006 to 2013, debuting in the season 2 episode "." Initially introduced as a no-nonsense who provided a grounded counterpoint to the Scranton branch's chaos, the character evolved significantly over the series: Wallace ascended to CEO in season 6 following Jan Levinson's departure, overseeing the company's acquisition by , before descending into eccentric antagonism in later seasons, exemplified by his obsessive inventions and the infamous "Suck It" song in season 9. This progression highlighted Wallace's frustration with the branch's inefficiencies while infusing subtle humor into his otherwise buttoned-up persona. Behind the scenes, Buckley balanced his Merrill Lynch position with filming for much of the series, often shooting scenes during lunch breaks or after work hours in the early seasons, which allowed him to maintain while the show gained traction. He transitioned to full-time acting only during in 2012–2013, as his role expanded. This dual career underscored the authenticity he brought to Wallace, drawing directly from his professional experiences in . Critics and fans have praised Buckley's performance for its nuanced depiction of corporate restraint amid absurdity, often citing Wallace as one of The Office's most realistic authority figures, whose reactions amplified the show's satirical take on workplace dynamics. His portrayal contributed to the series' enduring appeal by bridging the gap between the eccentric employees and upper management, enhancing plotlines involving mergers, audits, and executive decisions that drove key narrative arcs.

Post-Office acting projects

Following the conclusion of The Office in 2013, Andy Buckley capitalized on his recognition from the series to secure a variety of guest roles on prominent television comedies, showcasing his dry wit in ensemble casts. He guest-starred as Tony Thompson in the 2013 season 5 episode "The Credit Card Alert" of The League, where he navigated the show's fantasy football rivalries with understated sarcasm. Similarly, Buckley recurred as Ted Cullen across three episodes of Veep's first season in 2012, contributing to the HBO series' sharp political satire as a bureaucratic figure. In film, Buckley's post-Office opportunities expanded into both blockbusters and acclaimed indies, often casting him as authoritative or everyman types. He portrayed Scott Mitchell, the divorced father of two young boys, in the 2015 global hit Jurassic World, a role that marked his entry into major franchise cinema and drew on his paternal screen presence. Though his part in the 2011 comedy Bridesmaids predated the show's end, Buckley's visibility surged post-2013, leading to renewed appreciation for his ensemble work alongside Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph. By 2017, he appeared as Uncle Matthew in Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age dramedy Lady Bird, delivering a warm, relatable performance in the film's family scenes. This was followed by his turn as attorney Gerson Zweifach in the 2019 Fox News drama Bombshell, where he supported the ensemble led by Charlize Theron and Nicole Kidman in depicting workplace harassment. Buckley's television presence continued to grow in the 2020s with recurring roles that blended action and humor. In the series FUBAR (2023–2025, which concluded after two seasons), he played Donnie, the boyfriend of Monica Barbaro's character Tally, appearing in 13 episodes as a grounded romantic interest amid the spy thriller's chaos. He also guest-starred as an FBI Agent in the 2017 season 9 premiere "Foisted!" of . On the indie front, Buckley starred as Mr. Harris in the 2022 Lane Five, a project that underscored his ongoing commitment to smaller-scale storytelling. Beyond scripted work, Buckley sustained momentum through commercials and , often drawing on his financial background for authenticity. In 2018, he featured in a ad campaign alongside golfer , portraying a receiving "caddy" advice on corporate decisions. His voice work included Dr. Miller in a 2015 episode of American Dad!, adding to his versatile comedic portfolio. These endeavors, fueled by The Office's enduring popularity, helped maintain his steady presence in entertainment.

Personal life

Family and relationships

Andy Buckley is married to Nancy Banks, an acting coach and teacher who has worked with prominent actors such as and . The couple resides in , , where they settled after Buckley's early career moves from . Buckley and Banks have two sons, one of whom is named . Their family life has been centered in , supporting Buckley's transitions between finance and acting. Banks played a key role in Buckley's return to acting after his hiatus in finance, providing coaching and feedback that helped him regain passion for the craft and prepare for roles like David Wallace on . This familial support allowed Buckley to balance his professional pursuits while prioritizing time at home, such as through staycations amid work travel.

Public speaking and advocacy

Following the conclusion of his role on The Office in 2013, Andy Buckley transitioned out of his position as a financial advisor at Merrill Lynch—where he had managed over $500 million in client assets as part of a team—to pursue full-time. This shift marked the beginning of his emergence as a , leveraging his dual experiences in and to address corporate and charitable audiences nationwide. Buckley's presentations emphasize leadership, resilience, and work-life balance, often incorporating anecdotes from his time as a advisor and his portrayal of the pragmatic CFO David Wallace on . He explores themes of career pivots and adaptability, drawing parallels between navigating Hollywood's uncertainties and the demands of high-stakes financial advising. Represented by agencies such as AAE Speakers Bureau, his keynotes command fees ranging from $10,000 to $20,000 for live events, with virtual appearances below $10,000, reflecting his appeal for events focused on professional reinvention. In a September 23, 2025, appearance at the North Platte series, Buckley highlighted an "attitude of " as a of , outlining five key characteristics: , , service, , and a . He blended insights from his finance career—such as treating like a business portfolio—with stories, illustrating how fosters resilience amid setbacks. These talks underscore his message that blending humor and practical wisdom can drive sustainable professional growth, including at charitable events.

Filmography

Film credits

Andy Buckley's transition to film roles was bolstered by his visibility from The Office, opening doors to supporting parts in comedies and dramas. His feature film credits, presented chronologically, include the following:
YearFilmRoleNotes
2010The Other GuysDon BeamanAttorney in Adam McKay's buddy-cop comedy starring Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg.
2011BridesmaidsHelen's HusbandBrief appearance in Paul Feig's ensemble comedy directed by Judd Apatow's production company, with Kristen Wiig and Maya Rudolph.
2011Alvin and the Chipmunks: ChipwreckedCaptain CorrelliPart of the family adventure ensemble featuring Jason Lee and voices by Justin Long.
2013The HeatRobinSupporting character in Paul Feig's buddy-cop comedy starring Sandra Bullock and Melissa McCarthy.
2014Ask Me AnythingMark AubichonRole in the indie drama exploring online anonymity and relationships.
2014Horrible Bosses 2Surveillance Audio AgentCameo in Sean Anders' sequel to the dark comedy, with Jason Bateman, Charlie Day, and Jason Sudeikis.
2015Burning BodhiBuckSupporting role in the indie drama directed by Mia Lidofsky.
2015Jurassic WorldScottFather figure in Colin Trevorrow's blockbuster reboot, part of the ensemble with Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard.
2016TracktownBurtCoach in the sports drama starring Alexi Pappas.
2017Lady BirdUncle MattFamily member in Greta Gerwig's coming-of-age dramedy starring Saoirse Ronan and Laurie Metcalf.
2017The HouseCraigSupporting role in Andrew Jay Cohen's comedy with Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler.
2018All Light Will EndDavidFather in the horror-thriller directed by Andrew Hunt.
2018The After PartyMr. LevineRole in Ian MacAllister's indie comedy.
2018A Million Little PiecesDr. StevensDentist in Sam Taylor-Johnson's drama adaptation starring Aaron Taylor-Johnson.
2019BombshellGerson ZweifachLawyer in Jay Roach's drama about Fox News, featuring Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman, and Margot Robbie.
2020Most Guys Are LosersMark Berzins (Dad)Bar owner and father in the indie comedy he co-wrote and produced, opposite Mira Sorvino.
2021Keeping CompanyFrankCorporate executive in Chris Cole's dark comedy about kidnapping and capitalism.
2021Distancing SociallyAndyLead role in the anthology film exploring pandemic isolation, directed by Marco Calvani.
2022TankhouseBobSupporting role in the comedy about a group of friends in lockdown.

Television appearances

Buckley's early television work in the consisted primarily of guest appearances on sitcoms, including roles in (1995) as Jack and (1995) as an unnamed character. He continued with episodic parts in shows like (1996) and (1997), often portraying supporting figures in comedic or dramatic scenarios. In the early 2000s, Buckley transitioned to more dramatic series, guest-starring as Bob, a campaign aide, in (2000). His role as Jason Hendler, a reporter, in CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (2000) marked an entry into procedural television. Buckley's most prominent television role was as David Wallace on (2006–2013), where he appeared in 37 episodes as the CFO and later CEO of Paper Company. Wallace's character arc evolved from a detached corporate executive overseeing branch performance to a more involved leader during the acquisition, highlighted by personal quirks like authoring the spy novel and his improvisational song "Suck It" during tense meetings, blending Buckley's real-life finance expertise with satirical humor. Post-The Office, Buckley maintained a steady presence in guest and recurring spots across genres. He played Gary Archer, a fraudulent investment broker entangled in a murder investigation aboard a private plane, in the CSI: Miami episode "In Plane Sight" (2009). In The League (2009), he portrayed Tony Thompson, a high school acquaintance stirring reunion drama, in one episode. Buckley appeared as Randy, a brief romantic interest for Fiona Gallagher, in Shameless (2011). Further guest roles included Senator Ted Cullen in (2012), a political figure appearing in three episodes including "Chung", "Baseball", and "Full Disclosure," contributing to the series' sharp Washington satire. In (2017), he played an FBI agent interrogating in the season 9 premiere "Foisted!," delivering delivery in the improvised comedy. In recent years, Buckley took on recurring parts, including Frank Kelly, a hapless space tourist, in three episodes of (2020). He recurred as Judge Martin Moore in All Rise (2021), appearing in two episodes as a principled navigating courtroom tensions and personal vendettas against the . Buckley's latest major television commitment is as Donnie Luna in FUBAR (2023–2025), a action-comedy where he appears in 13 episodes across two seasons as a seasoned CIA operative and boyfriend to fellow agent Tally Brunner. Donnie's arc involves undercover missions and team dynamics, providing grounded support and humor amid chaos, with his role extending into season 2's 2025 release focusing on escalated global threats.

Web and other media

Andy Buckley's early forays into non-traditional media included appearances in two 1997 music videos for country singer , portraying her romantic interest in "I'd Rather Ride Around with You" and "." In the realm of commercials, Buckley has been a prominent figure in advertising campaigns, particularly for enterprise software company Workday. He starred as a business executive in the 2018 spot "Business Caddie," where he likened Workday's analytics tools to a reliable golf caddie providing strategic insights. This role expanded in subsequent ads, including the 2021 "Business Caddy" featuring golfer , emphasizing Workday's role in business decision-making. Overall, Buckley has appeared in five national TV ad campaigns tracked by iSpot.tv, with over 9,000 airings in recent months as of 2025. Buckley's presence in digital media extends to social platforms, where he maintains an active account (@andybuckley2020) with over 100,000 followers, sharing updates on personal projects and fan events. In 2025, he posted teasers for upcoming appearances, including participation in the Brighter Days Invitational event in October and interactions at The fan conventions. His (@JustAndyBuckley) similarly highlights 2025 engagements, such as the August Office Reunion convention at the Meadowlands Expo Center. As part of other media, Buckley has guested on several s, leveraging his acting background for discussions on career transitions and behind-the-scenes insights. In a March 2025 episode of the podcast, he recounted his casting on and ongoing projects. Earlier appearances include the 2017 "Behind the Scenes of NBC's " on , where he detailed balancing acting with financial advising. He also featured on The Office Deep Dive in 2021, reflecting on his role as David Wallace.

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