The Two Faces of Ana: Model Employee/Cuban Spy

Summary

Ana Montes, a highly respected Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) analyst, was secretly a Cuban spy. Despite being a model employee with a spotless record, her colleagues and supervisors were unaware of her espionage activities. Over the years, Montes provided critical U.S. intelligence to Cuba, including details of undercover agents and military exercises. Her double life unraveled after a fellow analyst, David, grew suspicious of her involvement in key intelligence anomalies. Following an investigation, Montes was arrested in 2001 and later confessed, exposing the devastating impact of her betrayal.

Takeaways

• 🕵️‍♀️ Ana Montes, once a respected analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA), was a Cuban spy.
• 🎓 Montes had an impressive academic background, including a master's degree from Johns Hopkins and a bachelor's from the University of Virginia.
• 💼 She was highly respected by her peers and superiors, earning top performance evaluations and accolades throughout her career.
• 🤔 Despite her professional success, some colleagues noticed subtle anomalies in her behavior, though nothing initially triggered suspicion.
• 📡 Montes relayed critical U.S. intelligence to Cuba, including the identities of undercover agents and sensitive military operations.
• 💻 She used shortwave radio and numeric codes to communicate with her Cuban handlers, and even passed a polygraph test in 1994 using Cuban-taught countermeasures.
• 👀 One colleague, David, grew suspicious of Montes over time, especially after Cuba's consistent intelligence victories, including the thwarting of U.S. operations.
• ⚠️ Montes's arrest in 2001 shocked her coworkers, many of whom had never suspected her of espionage, and caused emotional distress among her peers.
• ⚖️ In 2002, Montes confessed to spying for Cuba, claiming her actions were driven by her opposition to U.S. policy toward Havana. She was sentenced to 25 years in prison.
• 🔍 The case of Ana Montes serves as a warning to intelligence agencies that even highly trusted individuals can be engaged in espionage and that vigilance is always necessary.

Q & A

Who was Ana Montes and what was her role within the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)?

Ana Montes was a highly respected and accomplished analyst within the DIA, specializing in Latin American affairs. She was considered a role model by her peers and rose to prominence due to her intelligence and work ethic. However, she was secretly working as a spy for Cuba.

How did Ana Montes deceive her colleagues at DIA despite her high-profile role?

Ana Montes presented herself as a loyal and hardworking employee, showing no suspicious behavior. Her work was prolific, and she had a spotless security record. She kept her personal life private and displayed none of the typical behaviors associated with espionage, which made it difficult for her colleagues to suspect her.

What raised suspicions about Ana Montes's activities, and who first reported these concerns?

David, a fellow Cuba analyst, began noticing discrepancies in the intelligence community’s work involving Cuba. He found it odd that Cuban intelligence operations were consistently foiled, leading him to suspect a mole within the U.S. government. Over time, his gut feeling that Ana was involved grew stronger, and he eventually reported his concerns to the DIA's Counter Intelligence and Security Office.

What was Ana Montes's role in compromising U.S. intelligence, and what information did she provide to Cuba?

Ana Montes revealed crucial intelligence to Cuba, including the identities of undercover U.S. agents, details of U.S. military exercises, and sensitive information on U.S. intelligence operations. Her actions endangered U.S. operatives and potentially led to the deaths of American warfighters.

How did Ana Montes manage to pass a polygraph test in 1994, and why did this make her more dangerous?

Ana Montes used a countermeasure taught by the Cubans to pass the polygraph test, which deflected suspicion away from her. This allowed her to continue her espionage activities undetected for several more years, making her even more dangerous to U.S. national security.

How did Ana Montes communicate with her Cuban handlers, and what methods did she use to send information?

Ana Montes communicated with her Cuban handlers using shortwave radio transmissions and deciphered numeric codes on her personal computer to relay U.S. secrets to the Cuban government.

What was the impact of Ana Montes's betrayal on her colleagues and the intelligence community?

Ana Montes's betrayal devastated her colleagues and undermined the credibility of years of intelligence work on Latin America. Many colleagues experienced emotional turmoil, feeling grief and anger. Her actions also compromised sensitive information, forcing the intelligence community to essentially start over in several areas.

What drove Ana Montes to spy for Cuba, and what was her justification for her actions?

Ana Montes confessed that she spied for Cuba because she opposed U.S. policy toward Havana, believing it was her moral obligation to protect Cuba from what she perceived as U.S. exploitation and abuse.

What was Ana Montes's punishment for her espionage activities, and what deal did she make with the U.S. government?

Ana Montes was sentenced to 25 years in prison, followed by 5 years of probation, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit espionage on behalf of Cuba. In exchange for her full cooperation and disclosure of her espionage activities, she received a reduced sentence.

What lesson did the intelligence community learn from Ana Montes's case, and how has it affected their approach to security?

Ana Montes’s case highlighted the difficulty of detecting spies who display no outward signs of espionage. The intelligence community learned the importance of vigilance and encouraged employees to report any unusual behavior, even if it seems minor. Her case emphasized the need for continuous internal scrutiny and caution in intelligence work.

Outlines

00:00

🌟 The Rising Star: Ana Montes' Impressive Career

Ana Montes was a highly respected and admired employee in the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). With stellar qualifications and a quick rise in the intelligence community, she gained the admiration of her peers, becoming a role model for many. Her resume and performance were flawless, and her reputation as an outstanding analyst made her seem like the perfect hire. No one suspected her of espionage due to her impeccable security record and modest lifestyle.

05:00

🤐 The Enigma of Ana Montes' Personal Life

Despite her professional success, Ana Montes was known to be highly private about her personal life. She shared little with her colleagues, and they rarely interacted with her outside the office. Even those who worked closely with her, such as fellow Cuba specialist David, noticed that she kept a strict boundary between her work and personal life, making her an enigma to her co-workers.

10:01

😕 Growing Suspicion: David’s Concerns About Ana

David, a fellow Cuba analyst, started noticing subtle discrepancies in the intelligence community's operations against Cuba, which were consistently failing. He began suspecting that Cuba had spies within the U.S. government. Although he never directly suspected Ana, he grew uneasy about her involvement in events of interest to the Cubans. His concerns escalated as intelligence sources dried up after Ana was informed about them.

15:02

✈️ A Tragedy and Mounting Suspicion

The downing of two private aircraft by a Cuban fighter jet in 1996 raised alarm bells for David. Ana Montes was aggressively seeking Cuba-related intelligence that was beyond her job responsibilities, fueling David's suspicions. She avoided him and displayed behaviors that made him uncomfortable, prompting him to finally report her activities to DIA’s Counter Intelligence and Security Office, even though he had no hard evidence.

20:05

👀 The Investigation: Uncovering Ana’s Double Life

David's report led to a discreet investigation by the DIA. Despite the lack of hard evidence, the office conducted a quiet probe into Ana's activities. Over the next few years, Ana's colleagues were shocked when, in 2001, she was arrested for espionage. The revelation devastated those who had admired and worked closely with her. It became clear that Ana had been betraying the U.S. for years, feeding critical intelligence to the Cuban government.

Keywords

💡Ana Montes

Ana Montes was a high-ranking intelligence analyst for the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) who secretly worked as a Cuban spy. Her double life and betrayal are central to the video's theme, as she deceived the U.S. government for years, compromising sensitive information and causing significant damage to national security.

💡Cuban Spy

A key theme in the video, referring to Ana Montes' role as an espionage agent for Cuba. Despite her respected position in the DIA, Montes provided crucial intelligence to the Cuban government, including military secrets and the identities of U.S. agents, which led to compromised operations.

💡Espionage

Espionage is the act of spying or using spies to gather secret information, especially related to government or military activities. The video highlights how Montes engaged in espionage against the U.S., feeding sensitive information to Cuba for years without being detected.

💡Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA)

The DIA is the U.S. agency responsible for providing military intelligence to defense policymakers. Ana Montes worked within this agency as a Latin American analyst, and her role there gave her access to critical information, which she used to betray the U.S. by passing it to Cuba.

💡Counterintelligence

Counterintelligence involves actions taken to prevent espionage or other intelligence activities by foreign powers. In the video, David, a DIA counterintelligence analyst, played a pivotal role in suspecting Ana Montes’ espionage activities and eventually leading to her arrest.

💡Polygraph Test

A polygraph test is used to determine whether someone is being truthful by measuring physiological responses. Ana Montes successfully passed a polygraph in 1994, which deflected suspicion away from her and allowed her to continue her espionage activities undetected.

💡Shortwave Radio Communications

Montes communicated with her Cuban handlers via shortwave radio, using numeric codes. This method is a crucial element of her espionage activities, allowing her to transmit U.S. secrets to Cuba covertly.

💡Gut Instincts

In the video, David's 'gut feeling' played a critical role in his suspicions about Ana Montes. Despite the lack of hard evidence, David’s instincts about her unusual behavior and involvement with Cuba-related intelligence eventually led to a full investigation and her arrest.

💡Deception

Deception is a central theme in the video, with Ana Montes managing to deceive her colleagues, supervisors, and even close friends about her true allegiance. Her ability to mask her double life as both a respected analyst and a Cuban spy underscores the sophistication of her betrayal.

💡National Security

The protection of a nation from external threats, especially espionage. Montes' actions as a Cuban spy severely jeopardized U.S. national security by leaking sensitive military information, intelligence operations, and the identities of American agents to Cuba.

Highlights

Ana Montes was a highly respected analyst at the Defense Intelligence Agency, often regarded as a 'Superstar' by her peers.

Despite her accolades and spotless security record, Ana Montes was secretly working as a spy for the Cuban government.

Her deception went unnoticed for years due to her exceptional professionalism and a lack of the typical behaviors associated with espionage.

Ana Montes passed a polygraph test in 1994, which increased her ability to operate undetected as a spy.

David, a Counterintelligence analyst, became suspicious of Ana due to her involvement in intelligence operations concerning Cuba that seemed beyond her job scope.

Despite David's growing suspicions, he struggled with the decision to report Ana because there was no direct evidence at first.

The suspicions deepened when Cuban intelligence consistently outmaneuvered U.S. operations, leading David to question whether someone within the agency was leaking information.

Ana Montes used shortwave radio communications and coded messages to pass U.S. secrets to the Cuban government.

Her espionage compromised the identities of American operatives, potentially leading to their deaths, and undermined U.S. military operations.

Ana Montes admitted to spying for Cuba out of personal conviction, stating that she disagreed with U.S. policy toward Havana.

Ana was arrested in 2001, and her actions devastated the credibility of the U.S. intelligence community in Latin America.

Her arrest and subsequent confession revealed that she had been sharing U.S. intelligence with not only Cuba but also other foreign governments.

The revelation of her espionage shocked her colleagues, many of whom had admired her as a role model and trusted her deeply.

David's decision to report his suspicions led to Ana Montes' apprehension, marking his most significant achievement as a Counterintelligence analyst.

The investigation into Ana Montes was discreet, with only a handful of individuals aware of it, ensuring her colleagues remained unaware until her arrest.

Transcripts

she was a model

employee she was kind of considered to

be the Superstar of our

organization she was a respected

colleague she was a role model for me

and I I aspired to be like

her her name honorin Montes

and she was a Cuban spy

the defense intelligence agency makes

its living learning

Secrets good analysts are ever alert for

subtle

Clues they trust their instincts to send

them in the right

direction their internal radar always

scanning for leads and

deceptions Ana Montes was a good analyst

and an even better

deceiver she almost deceived them

all I hired Anam Montes back in the mid

1980s she came in she was finishing up

her master's degree at John's Hopkins

had bachelor's degree from the

University of Virginia looked extremely

qualified very intelligent Anna Montes

seemed like the perfect hire and she

lived up to the promise of her

resume she quickly won the respect of

her peers within the US intelligence

Community as a Latin American

analyst she was an outstanding analyst

she was a phenomenal writer extremely

prolific typically producing about two

to three times as much as the average

analist there was simply nothing about

her that raised any red flags her

security record was spotless no

indications of security infractions or

security violations she lived modestly

uh within her means and in short she

displayed none of the typical behaviors

we associate with Espionage activity

even those close to Anna found no reason

to be

suspicious fellow analyst Steve Smith

shared a double cubicle with Anna for

more than 5 years he never imagined she

lived a double life in the time that I

knew her I didn't see anything that

brought to to my mind a suspicious

thought about Anam

Mones I really thought she was loyal

highly professional and I don't think

there was any single incident not even a

single incident that I could point to

that would have that would have driven

me to to to think that maybe there's

something something wrong here

lordis talber worked with Anna for years

and may have known her best I came in as

an undergraduate through a program in

DIA and I worked my very first summer

with her in 1992 and that's when I met

her we worked really closely together in

determining what I was going to write as

a senior analyst she had she gave me

guidance and and she taught me how to be

an analyst I always was under her team

so we were very very close um in terms

of our daily work Anna's professional

stature grew through the years she

continued to rack up honors the highest

marks on performance evaluations a

meritorious promotion from gs13 to 14

selection for the prestigious

exceptional analyst program she was the

first Dia employee selected for the

National Intelligence council's

fellowship

program she got Kudos from all over she

got Kudos throughout the intelligence

Community one US ambassador in Latin

America commented on her saying that she

was was an outstanding an but if her

professional accomplishments were well

known and well respected her fellow

employees knew little about her personal

life I would say of the employees who

worked for me over the years and the

ones who worked for me for a long period

of time I probably knew less about Anna

than I did about

others I would describe Anna Montes is

socially reserved and very careful about

uh the information that she would share

with

people she was very protective of her

personal life um and very adamant that

nobody should ask about her personal

life I was definitely curious about what

she did after work and you know how she

managed to balance work in in her home

life but we never interacted outside of

the

office of all Anna montes's colleagues

one had a special professional

relationship with Anna because they both

were Cuba

Specialists David is in silhouette to

protect his

anonymity I first met Anna in 1987 and

uh I was working a project on South

America to involve the Cubans and I

needed Anna's expertise because she was

actually in a different organization and

so I need her needed her political

military perspective I interacted with

with her about every one one to two

weeks and it was kind of a requirement

at that time because we had to

coordinate our work with each other as

an experienced analyst David is always

sensitive to

anomalies he instinctively takes notice

when someone seems to have knowledge or

information they wouldn't be expected to

have or shows unusual interest in areas

outside their job

responsibilities or seems involved in

things that just don't add up

by the late

1980s he was picking up some

discrepancies in the Latin American

intelligence

Community for one thing us intelligence

had been unable to run a successful hum

operation against Cuba for decades Cuba

consistently foiled all

attempts David wondered why Cuba was

winning the intelligence game were they

that much better than the us or was

someone playing for both sides

we had a lot of information from Cuban

defectors that Cuba had spies working

within United States government what

what caused you know me concern is that

if they had agents within the Department

of

Defense uh what kind of information we

were losing what kind of information

they were interested in and uh uh who

were those

spies then something brought the

question closer to home David

co-authored and intelligence product

that was thought to be compromised to

the Cuban government it seemed Cuba

learned of it before it was published so

only someone in the know could have been

responsible someone who knew the Cubans

interests I knew

Anna and when I saw her involved in a

lot of things that the Cubans were

interested in it began to make me quite

nervous and so I had a g feeling that

something wasn't quite right but I never

suspected her of being a spy around

1992 Anna Montes began work as a Cuba

analyst she worked more closely with

David and saw the products he was

working on dealing with Cuban

intelligence against the US and

specifically the dod I began to see that

she was you know very much involved in

uh specific events that I was studying

you know as a Counter Intelligence

analyst and as a result of that you know

my my concerns about her began to grow

because prior to that time I never had

no suspicions of her at all soon after

there was another anomaly in the course

of his work David informed one of Ana

montes's co-workers about a long-term

source that was exploited for Cuba

related

information a few weeks later the source

dried

up David now focused more closely on

Anna at that time I didn't suspect her

of being a spy I just was deeply

concerned of the things that she was

involved with and I didn't know what

they meant weren't anything I needed

resolution I needed to know that Anna as

a cooworker was safe to work with over

the next few years David watched Anna

closely huba continued to gain inside

information about DOD

activities was Anna somehow

involved in March of

1994 she successfully completed a Dia

administered po graph test her

background remained spotless and her

credentials excellent but David's

suspicions continued to

grow she was just involved in events

okay that were uh very suspicious and I

didn't know if she was being targeted I

didn't know she was directly involved

with these things working with the

Cubans uh I was looking at it more from

the perspective of of security of the

information two more years passed then

on febr uary 24th

1996 David's internal radar picked up a

strong hit and he began zeroing in on a

target a Cuban Mig fighter shot down two

private aircraft operated by the Cuban

igra group Brothers to the rescue in

international waters three American

citizens and one permanent resident

alien were killed it was an

international crisis certain to place

Cuba in the crosshairs of an American

Military strike but the US inexplicably

backed down when David looked into the

matter Ana Montes seemed to be in the

middle of it Anna was aggressively

seeking Cuba related counterintelligence

information that seemed beyond the scope

of her duties David could no longer

ignore his

suspicions just not the events that she

was involved with we have the events

plus we have

behaviors she knew I was a Counter

Intelligence analyst and she couldn't

always look me in the eyes she stayed

away from me okay immediately that they

came to my attention why is she staying

away from me and all of these things are

coming together 1 plus 2 plus 3 plus 4

all of that comes together okay in a

sequence of events that causes

concern David's gut feeling was now

strong enough that he felt someone

needed to take a close look at Anna's

activities and he knew who to call Dia's

Counter Intelligence and Security office

but bringing himself to make the call

was not so so

easy there were no definites at all all

I knew was that there was a lot of

unusual activity that I couldn't explain

so there was initially ambivalence on my

part to bring it to Security's attention

but after time I kept seeing these

events occur you know more often and it

got to a certain point where I couldn't

ignore it anymore and I had to bring it

to Security's

attention if Anna Montes was doing what

David suspected her actions might have

already cost lives and might cost more

he had to take

action Drew wurger was in charge of

Dia's

investigation It's Perfectly Natural to

feel conflicted about reporting on a

coworker that was a very difficult

decision but what he did was absolutely

the right thing to do he trusted his

instincts as an analyst he didn't wait

for hard evidence of uh Anna's conduct

before he reported it to us and that's

what we want people to do if they have a

gut feeling about someone they should

report it to us and we know how to

handle

that The Counter Intelligence and

Security Office began a discreet

investigation standard operating

procedure when an employee reports their

concerns you know I need my concerns

resolved and uh security handled my

concerns in a very private way and uh

kept me Anonymous in the process and uh

to some extent uh even kept me informed

and continue to ask me questions about

that

Dia Personnel should be comfortable with

reporting to The Counter Intelligence

and Security Office any concerns that

they have their identity is protected

their name will not come out in part of

the as part of the investigation

innocent employees will not be harmed by

the

investigation for David like any other

Dia employee making the call was all he

had to

do it's not the job of an analyist or

Dia employ employee to try to determine

whether somebody in agency is a spy

that's the job of the security people

you need to go to them and let them

investigate and find out what's going on

the counter intelligence and Security

Office worked quietly and diligently

collecting information about Ana

Montes the investigation of Anna

involved investigative activity within

the daak and I think it's noteworthy

that virtually no one became aware of

this investigative activity there was

literally a hand full of people in this

agency that were aware of this active

investigation so that should give

employees some confidence that we are

capable of conducting a very discreet

investigation the investigation was so

discreet that Ana montes's co-workers

never suspected it was in progress on

September 21st 2001 they were as shocked

as Anna when she was arrested at the

deia inspector General's office at

bowling Air Force Base Washington DC

when it was

announced one colleague actually had to

ask what name they said because it

didn't even register another one broke

down

emotionally I know I actually broke down

it was wasn't even an issue of disbelief

it

was one of those sort of a I can't

imagine what else that would be like but

sort of being told someone had died

suddenly someone that you hadn't

expected to die I was more analytic in

my in my thought process when I when it

was announced but then as the days went

on it it was it definitely turned into

more of an emotional response I was

definitely

sad I did cry I was I was upset and

eventually it turned to anger and mostly

now it's anger and when I do hear her

name I I cringe I because I did work

with her so closely and I did admire her

Anna's arrest was something that was

very devastating to the office office we

actually saw the grief counselors the

next week to try to understand and

accept uh understand better what was

going on but it was very tough for us

the charge against Anna was conspiracy

to commit Espionage on behalf of Cuba

and the extraordinary details of Ana

montes's treachery began to

emerge though her job was to inform the

American intelligence community on Cuban

operations she was doing just the

opposite she was revealing to Cuba all

she knew about American operatives and

operations from the identity of

undercover agents to the details of US

military

exercises and of course every time we

discovered something new I turned around

and I said hey

Anna guess what we just figured out or

guess what we just

learned so it was as good as just

turning around and sending Fidel Castro

a letter I it probably got there faster

than a letter was

the polygraph test in 1994 made her even

more dangerous by deflecting suspicion

away from her she was Freer to pursue

her Espionage and to pass the polygraph

test she had used a countermeasure

taught to her by the

Cubans Anna Montes engaged in secret

shortwave radio communications with her

agent Handler she used numeric codes

which she deciphered on her personal

computer to relay us secrets to the

Cuban

government she endangered at least four

clandestine us Intelligence Officers and

may have contributed to the deaths of

American war Fighters she jeopardized

intelligence collection systems that

took many years and millions of dollars

to develop her information was shared by

the Cubans with other foreign

governments whose interests countered

Americas she compromised whatever she

had access to and she had virtually

unrestricted

access people trusted you and our

government trusted you your colleagues

trusted you your friends trusted you and

you betrayed us

all the damage of Anna's actions to my

colleagues and the people who work in

Latin America intelligence was

devastating uh we we felt like our

credibility and all the work we had done

for the preceding 16 years I gone for

not and you can't undo what's been

done in a sense you can try to adjust

some things but for the most part you're

starting all over again and almost from

scratch Anna Montes made a full

confession on March 19th

2002 she admitted that she spied for the

Cuban government because she opposed US

policy toward

Havana but was that enough to drive Ana

Montes to live two parallel lives by day

a star performer at DIA and By Night a

super spy for

Cuba she told the judge at sentencing

that she obeyed her conscience rather

than the law she felt it was her

personal calling to protect Cuba which

she believed was victimized by America's

abuse in a plea bargain with the

Department of Justice Ana Montes was

sentenced to 25 years in prison followed

by 5 years of probation in exchange for

her full cooperation and disclosure of

her Espionage

activities the investigation yielded

critical information on Cuban Counter

Intelligence at DIA it brought valuable

insights to those she had once deceived

and she had almost deceived them

all frankly I had no suspicions

whatsoever uh I had no suspicions that

Anna was involved in spying um I just

thought she was a very focused

hardworking employee who was uh the

center of her life was work Anna said

things that perhaps I should have

questioned as an analyst but I didn't I

mean I I I defer to her as a senior

analyst and because I didn't think of

her as a spy I never suspected and you

don't think of people as spies you don't

want to question certain information

sometimes Anna was my worst fear my

worst fear was somebody involved in

Espionage activity that was not

displaying any of those indicators those

were going to be the individuals that

would be very hard to detect and there's

where we rely on the workforce to step

up and and Report concerns to us and

that was the case with Ana would I have

known it was Anam Mones no uh but that's

not the point the point is something

wasn't quite right uh and it and it

happened more than once and all I really

probably needed to do was to go to my CI

analyst certainly one of the things that

uh has resulted is that I'm more

skeptical about people uh that I work

with I don't automatically accept

everything at Faceook value uh try to

look Beyond uh just the personality that

I'm dealing with and uh occasionally say

to myself why are they doing a certain

thing that they're

doing it's definitely affected the lens

through which I I read information and I

process it for my own products but it

also has affected the way I I look at

other people and their questions towards

me about certain pieces of information

although Anna Montes was brought to

Justice her story is a cautionary t

about a problem inevitable in

intelligence

work we would be foolish to assume that

Anna was the one and only Espionage

agent directed at DIA uh we have to be

vigilant at all times that's the message

for the employees uh that there's a

strong likelihood that there are others

engaged in such conduct and the only way

we're going to catch people like this is

if employees step forward and Report

their concerns if employees here at DIA

uh see anything that's unusual with

regard to their their their

co-workers and those activities upset

them cause them

concern then they should take that

information and bring it to security and

have security resolv the issue we owe a

significant debt of gratitude were it

not for him stepping forward it's

entirely possible that Anna would be

continuing her Espionage activities

today for David it is a Bittersweet

Victory his role in Anna's apprehension

is a proud accomplishment that saved

Priceless information and perhaps

countless lives and yet Honor's

treachery compromised many years of hard

work the greatest success that I have as

a Counter Intelligence analyst and

denial deception analyst is the arrest

and incarceration of Honor that's my

sole success because all the other

things that I did in those areas she

compromised

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