Professor Jin Keyu: China's new policies to boost economic growth

[@dunlongjian]

Thanks to CGTN to present such a wonderful interview. Professor Jin ‘s background and experience makes her understand better about China than west professors and Chinese professors 。now China is in a better position since 1800 from historic standpoint 。Also as a country, China is very mature with rich history and cultures. Chinese government always has plans (5 years, 20 years, etc), keeping an open mind ready to adapting new policy and making adjustments. I am very optimistic to Chinese government’s policies. (China’s big challenge is corruption at different levels of government officers).

[@onestraw-zx1ph]

This is such a dialectically informative discussion. Professor Jin's knows China's situation really well and her western education enables her to communicate her understanding of China to non-Chinese audiences very effectively. Yup, leisure should not be the privelege of the few who are increasingly parasitic and should be everyone's right. 谢谢。

[@nancytai1550]

Yes, it’s important to have own economic policies & models that are best for China & not follow western economic theories.

[@amunra5330]

Its always a pleasure to listen to Dr Jin- thank you for this discussion.

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@peterhe7887]

Professor Jin is one of THE most knowledgeable economists in the world, especially in regards to China economy.

[@YCHTT]

No she isn't (I wish she was and I have carefully listened to her many interviews/forum talks for few years now) LOL, she is so indoctrinated by the West hence she can be a professor at LSE. And her saying @17:38 about "China could use a bit of inflation" is criminal.

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@bennyc6021]

She speaks with depth and in sync with current situations and possible future outcomes. That is very helpful to me as a potential investor in China business. Hope to get more of these talented people to speak on your channel. 👏

[@ewng8758]

I like some of the challenging asked by the host. Good job !

[@ewng8758]

*questions

[@jackreacher8858]

Brevity has a beauty all on its own !

[@1o1s1s1i1e]

Thank you both for this excellent discussion! Go BRICS!

[@horridohobbies]

The attitude towards "luxury" is changing because of massive improvements in manufacturing and productivity. Twenty years ago, luxury brands were attractive because they provided very high quality for which you had to pay very high prices. However, today you can get very similar quality for much lower prices. BYD and Genesis are about as good as BMW and Mercedes. Huawei and OnePlus are about as good as Apple and Samsung. The North Face is about as good as Canada Goose. And so on.

[@thisiskevin1000]

Competition from both domestic and international brands

[@Nope_1567]

No BYD is not better than BMW or Mercedes. Once you drive a BYD and then a Mercedes electric car you will feel the difference instantly…. But the Mercedes is also 8-15 times more expensive… that is the issue I think. The quality is still superior. Also should be since it is a more expensive car with superior technology (not talking about the battery) But …. Why pay 100.000 if a 10.000 usd car does the job as well?

[@horridohobbies]

@@Nope_1567 I disagree. The top end BYD is very, very nice. Mercedes has gone downhill somewhat over the years. Have you actually driven the BYD Yangwang U8 ?

[@harbinger6562]

Good morning Keyu and Tian Wei ❤️🇨🇳🦾😇🌹👋

[@camillenguyen4666]

Thank you both for the excellent interview

[@andreastano7920]

Thanks for the insights. Young people in China are high educated and creative, I believe that they could do much productive in service sectors, building up service company related nationally and internationally. Building up new startups.

[@rb1010]

As a retired 78-year-old man living in China with my Chinese wife of 5 years, may I purpose the Chinese Government REPURPOSE the 'Ghost Cities' into 'RETIREMENT VILLIAGES' for retirees from all countries that qualify by Government standards. So instead of just leveling the buildings losing the initial investment, make them useful to humanity. 🤑😇

[@malin5468]

How do you communicate with your wife? Do you speak Chinese?

[@jayceh]

There will be 240 million Chinese people moving into the cities in the next 5-8 years so I wouldn't worry about ghost anything

[@dunlongjian]

Thanks for your observation, I want to plan a long trip to China too.

[@stickitupyourasteric]

America let's you leave for 6 months then you lose your SS benefits.

[@malin5468]

@@stickitupyourasteric Incorrect. SS is not affected by where you live.

[@MargaretDKnapp]

I'm ecstatic with the outcome of the election and the year-end market surge. Which hidden jewels in the upcoming bull run would you buy with a 100K right now? My goal is to position myself for a prosperous Q1 in 2025.

[@aarsethdiane853]

Bitcoin through 2025, then high yield ETFs through the bear market 26’-27’ that's my plan.

[@kimtreasa]

Index Funds & ETFs: 40-50%, Emerging Markets (e.g., VWO): 10-15%, Dividend Stocks: 10-20%, Growth Stocks/Small-Caps: 10-20%, REITs: 5-10% Remember to always work with a knowledgeable person in the financial market when starting out to avoid getting burnt.

[@masangogabriel3356]

“DCA" is the golden term but the key. My dollar portfolio i DCA with is made up of 30% PLTR, 25% NVDA, 15% VOO and over 30% in digital assets, thanks to my CFA. This strategy is what works for my spouse and I. We've made over 80% capital growth minus dividends. Q3 taxable divs this year was $18,388.

[@thomaswhiddon9124]

pls how can I reach this expert.

[@kimtreasa]

I'll be kind to leave just her name here ''Monica Lisa Payne''. She's a renowned figure in the financial sector with over two decades of experience. I'd suggest you research her further on the web.

[@stevenliew2507]

It has been quite a long time we have any of Ms Tien Wei videos. Ms Tien Wei is looking 👍👍

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@whitemoon5752]

People will not spend if real estate doesn’t go up. All our funds like collateral for running a business and also including retirement is linked to it. She is right to say it is not like the west!

[@eyteh9814]

It is exactly like the west. That’s why you must have loose economic and fiscal policy.

[@bennyc6021]

There are many building management companies in China taking care of hundreds of millions of household. It is the best existing economic infrastructure for the government to direct funding that provide improvement and upgrading or uplifting in their living standards by providing them with local manufactured products, build in health facilities or iOT facilities etc etc. There must be tens of thousands of households improvement products in China. In that way the whole supply chain plus the service providers will lead not only better living standards but also push house ownership demand.

[@danstenis660]

If Chinese consumers are losing appetite for luxury goods, then they are more likely to invest in their health and we'll being. Chinese consumers are probably more likely to pursue fitness activities like walking, hiking, biking, skiing, sightseeing, picnicking, camping, traveling, outdoor activities, etc. Maybe China should invest in creating nature trails, multi-use pathways, restrooms, camp sites, charging stations, convenient stores, etc. for these outdoor activities.

[@changiboy6543]

We are so lucky to have two such huge brains helping us to understand the complexities of the problems which China and every country in the world is facing. I listen to these two women and I feel I understand the problems the world faces a little more clearly; they have huge brains and take time to clarify issues, without evading the difficulties and uncertainties. I am very grateful to them. Another thing that is now even more clear to me: the difference between a political economy where political leaders intelligently discuss and plan to solve problems, making sure the solution is to spread wealth more evenly amongst the people; and a system where political leaders say they can’t do anything about recessions except cut spending and then plan for and coordinate a transfer of society’s wealth (that was pretty evenly spread in the 1950’s and 1960’s) so that 2/3rds of society’s wealth is owned by about 10% of the people.

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@davidchou1675]

Very glad to hear her address the specious "overcapacity" charge and draw some subtle but necessary distinctions...unfortunately this was not dived into more here but still a good interview good overall. Surprised however to hear the hostess herself repeat the old China-lower-quality claim!!

[@thisiskevin1000]

It is the time constrains

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@RaymondLi604]

Are we in trouble yet? I'm mentally processing their economic discussion while visually recalling the hair styles of these two competent professionals! 😅

[@SafepathUS]

Xiexie xiexie 🙏 👍 and thank you for your hard work and everyone's efforts every day for rapidly improving modernization and developments, technologies, and infrastructure for everyone's lives everywhere 💕 💞 😊

[@sazali.7868]

Most enlightening conversation on China I've heard ins while. Prof Jin is a refreshing change from the old tired and stale Western analysts.

[@gstlb]

Um, this professor has lived in the west since the age of 14. I’d say she’s part of western analysis, just different from the ones you usually hear from, I guess. There’s plenty of intelligent analysis of China in the west. Plenty of crap as well.

[@556MSL]

What China would do well to focus on is its poorly served domestic demand for retail investment. China’s current half baked securities market is little more than a casino. This is the natural result of steering all capital into the banks, bonds and real estate. I was pleased to hear recently that insurers would now be able to hold stock. China clearly still has a lot to learn about capitalism and there are many opportunities for positive reforms.

[@americaneagle76]

❤

[@roro-v3z]

Keyu is soo pretty

[@omgsam2263]

she explained the 'over capacity' very well. i cant give a better explanation to the western accusation of china's overcapacity.

[@Paul-e9x4h]

Dalam penyesuaian yang lebih fleksibel memang menjanjikan keberlanjutan perpartneran dalam waktu yang sangat langgeng

[@danstenis660]

As long as Americans cannot buy Chinese EVs at Chinese prices is not an indication of overcapacity but over corruption of the USA government.

[@羅智-g2p]

台灣也有一個自稱是倫敦政經學院博士的蔡英文，但是，蔡英文的博士論文竟然要用政治力秘密封存30年，Professor Jin Keyu 的學養、見解、和論述能力，不知道要比姓蔡的高出多少倍 !!

[@shanghaiffgg]

As you watch this video please remember that Jin'a father is a senior CCP official and she is heavily biased/compromised. Also be aware that CGTN is a CCP owned channel. What you are watching is nothing more than CCP talking points. 99% of the comments here will be coming from little pinks to lend credibility to the talking points. Thats just how the game is played.

[@georgewilder7423]

But it's more truthful than the bullshit you hear from all the msm in the declining US empire which are owned by only about 6 news companies that are run by your govt, CIA, NSA and FBI etc...😂😂

[@danstenis660]

It is better to put that stimulus money into diverting water to the desert to grow food and industries for the whole population of China. Make food free for every Chinese citizen.

[@SalvianoCherish]

Thanks for the analysis! A bit off-topic, but I wanted to ask: My OKX wallet holds some USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). Could you explain how to move them to Binance?

[@stevenliew2507]

Chinese in general are risk adverse beings and frugal. Saving for a rainy day or for adverse unseen conditions are in their DNA. The COVID-19 experience has now make them even more careful on spending but instead making them saving more of their income. Ke Jin views are not quite reflective of how the Chinese are thinking as she has been living in the West too long and her views are more of Western Analysis of China, rather than neutral.

[@joseromeudeabreu9999]

True true. Disagree with her. Cape Town South Africa. 🇿🇦🇵🇹🇷🇺🇨🇺🇨🇳🦓🍷

[@Helghast73]

I think you're missing the point of generational differences in thinking. To put everyone regardless of age into one "they are doing this" is daft and dangerous.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

@stevenliew2507 I suppose that if an "average" Chinese citizen saves +/_ 185 of their wage while an American saves 4.5%, The Chinese Government can encourage let's say..... 5% be spent to boost consumption without adverse consequences? America doesn't have that option.

[@Woestheboss]

In short, Jin says the government needs to print loads of money and give it to the people. Chinese are difficult creatures and will mostly save and not spend. It's a difficult issue. The coupons with an expiry date for locals seems to be a good idea though.

[@jamesteh829]

Prof kenji is great and awesome

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@Observer168]

项目为长期稳定、能源安全和经济利益奠定了基础，不同于股市的短期刺激，这些投资不仅减少对石油进口的依赖，降低碳排放，还支持环境保护，并带来显著的经济回报。以下是这种战略重要的关键原因： 1. 能源安全：减少对石油进口的依赖 中国是全球最大的石油进口国，每年花费约1.5万亿美元用于石油进口。这种依赖国际能源市场的情况使中国暴露于价格波动和地缘政治风险中。仅2022年，中国在石油进口上的年支出就约为1.5万亿美元，给国家财政带来压力。在冲突或海上封锁时期，关键石油供应可能被轻易中断，威胁国家稳定。通过转向国内可再生能源，特别是在戈壁沙漠开发的太阳能和风能，中国可以显著减少这种依赖，确保稳定的能源供应。 2. 成本效益：太阳能和风能与煤炭和石油相比 可再生能源成本逐渐低于传统化石燃料。在2022年，中国大规模太阳能发电的成本为每兆瓦时（MWh）20至30美元，而煤电成本为每MWh 60至70美元。在风力资源丰富的戈壁沙漠，风能成本也已低于石油发电。 目前，中国每年在煤炭和石油进口上的花费约为2000亿美元，加重了对化石燃料的依赖，并使经济暴露于更大风险之中。向可再生能源转型将有助于缓解这一经济负担，特别是在全球能源市场日益不稳定的情况下。 3. 宁夏的战略位置：可再生能源和人工智能的中心 靠近戈壁沙漠的宁夏有望成为可再生能源和人工智能的战略中心。这里靠近丰富的太阳能和风能资源，并具备优越的高铁连接，是管理和分配可再生能源的理想位置。该地区的工业基础也支持能源生产和AI驱动的能源管理系统。 宁夏-湖南特高压（UHV）输电线路的建设于2023年6月启动，该项目将可再生能源从中国西北的宁夏传输到中部的湖南省。这条长达1634公里的线路是中国国家计划的一部分，旨在利用沙漠地区的可再生资源实现清洁能源目标，通过将太阳能和风能从人烟稀少的地区输送到能源需求量大的城市中心，支持碳减排目标。项目完成后，预计每年可向湖南输送超过360亿千瓦时的电力 。 4. 经济增长、就业创造和GDP影响 对戈壁沙漠可再生能源的投资将创造1000到1200万个工作岗位，特别是在建设、运营和维护领域。这些工作将为城市和农村地区提供高薪机会。 就业创造：在未来十年，5万亿美元的投资将产生约2000万个直接和间接工作岗位，涵盖建设、运营、维护和研究。这些工作包括可再生能源系统安装、沙电池技术、电动汽车制造，以及运输、基础设施和供应链等支持行业。 GDP增长：每年在可再生能源基础设施上的1万亿美元投资将显著提升中国的GDP。在五年内，这些投资预计将为GDP增加约5万亿美元，由可再生能源部门的产出推动。 5. 环境可持续性：减少碳排放和沙尘暴 在戈壁沙漠的大规模可再生能源开发将极大减少中国的碳排放，帮助实现2060年碳中和的目标。此外，风力发电机可作为屏障，减少北方地区沙尘暴的频率和强度，目前这些沙尘暴带来重大损失和健康成本。通过减少这些风暴，中国每年可节省数十亿美元的损失和医疗费用。 6. 电动汽车：推动清洁能源需求 随着电动汽车（EV）市场的增长，电力需求将上升。EV比汽油车更加环保且经济，因为它们依赖于清洁能源而非化石燃料。通过对可再生能源基础设施的规模化投资，中国可以满足这一增长的需求，减少对石油的依赖，进一步支持碳减排目标。 大疆在无人机、人工智能（AI）和自主技术方面的专业能力可以改变卡车运输、采矿和农业行业： 1. 卡车运输： AI驱动的电动卡车提升安全性，优化路线，减少排放，并通过自动或远程控制实现全天候运行。 2. 采矿： 自主采矿设备提高安全性和效率。 无人机和传感器的实时监控改善资源管理。 采矿车辆电气化降低成本和排放。 3. 农业： 自主拖拉机和设备减少劳动力需求并提高精准度。 AI传感器优化播种、灌溉和施肥。 无人机监测作物、管理虫害，并支持精准农业。 使用可再生能源驱动的设备降低运营成本并减少环境影响。 大疆的技术在这些行业中提升了安全性、生产力和可持续性。 3. 农业 自主农业机械：大疆的技术可以应用于拖拉机、收割机和喷洒设备，使其实现完全自主或远程控制，减少对人工的需求。 精准农业：AI支持的传感器可通过分析田间的实时数据优化播种、灌溉和施肥。 无人机整合：大疆的无人机可以与自主车辆协同工作，用于作物监测、病虫害防治和播种。 能源效率：由可再生能源驱动的电动农业设备可以降低运营成本并减少环境影响。 4. 大疆技术在这些行业中的总体优势 先进的传感器和AI：大疆的高精度传感器和机器学习算法可提升导航、避障和任务优化能力。 可扩展性：大疆的技术已具有可扩展性，从小型农场到大型采矿作业都适用。 物联网（IoT）整合：大疆的系统可以无缝集成至物联网网络，实现集中控制和数据分析，提升各行业的决策能力。 潜在成果 生产力提升：通过持续运行和数据驱动的效率改进，大幅提高生产力。 成本节约：通过电气化和自动化减少燃料、维护和人工成本。 可持续性：降低碳排放，提升各行业的资源利用效率。 大疆进入卡车运输、采矿和农业领域，不仅能多元化其业务组合，还能解决这些行业中的关键挑战，同时保持其在自主和远程控制技术方面的领先地位。 确实，自动化、人工智能（AI）和物联网（IoT）等现代技术的应用可以显著缓解中国低出生率和人口老龄化带来的挑战。通过让技术人员远程控制或监控整个矿业或农业机械车队，这些技术可以： 解决劳动力短缺问题： 随着进入劳动力市场的年轻人减少，自动化和远程操作系统能够减少对体力劳动的需求，特别是在体力要求高的行业中。 提升安全性： 远程操作将人类暴露在危险环境中的风险降至最低，尤其是在采矿和重型农业作业中，从而提高工人的安全性。 提高效率和生产力： 自动化设备可以在极少人工干预的情况下实现全天候运行，大幅提高生产效率和产量。 有效利用技术劳动力： 年长或更有经验的技术人员即使不在现场，也可以通过监督和控制角色继续为劳动力市场做出贡献。 通过整合这些先进技术，中国可以在应对人口结构挑战的同时，保持强劲的工业和农业生产，确保经济的稳定与增长。 7. 沙电池：更安全、更可靠、更具成本效益的储能解决方案 沙电池通过热量存储能量，随后将其转化为电力或用于加热。一个典型的5000吨沙电池可存储约210万兆焦耳（MJ）的能量，非常适合在戈壁沙漠等沙资源丰富的地区进行长期存储。 与熔盐电池的比较： 安全性：沙电池比传统的锂电池或熔盐电池更安全，因为沙子不易燃且化学稳定。锂电池过热时可能起火，而沙电池即使在高温下也能保持稳定，降低了风险。 可靠性：沙电池非常耐用，可以反复使用而不会退化，确保长期可靠性。相比之下，熔盐电池容易腐蚀，增加了维护成本。 成本效益：沙子是一种丰富且廉价的资源，使沙电池的建造和维护成本比锂离子或熔盐电池低很多，适合大规模储能。 ENDURING项目的研究人员马志文强调，使用二氧化硅沙子作为热存储介质是去碳化的重要一步。沙子具有高热保持和传导能力，是一种长时储能的优秀解决方案。沙电池系统不仅高度可靠、成本低、环保，还能减少对煤和天然气等化石燃料的依赖。 石墨探针是一种高效的加热元件，因其优异的热导率和电导率、化学稳定性以及能够承受极高温度（在惰性气体或真空环境中可超过3000°C）而广泛应用于高温场合。 将石墨粉末、橄榄石和沙子混合用于热能储存，结合了高导热性（石墨）、结构稳定性（橄榄石）和成本效益（沙子）的优点。这种混合物在高温下保持稳定，增强了热传递能力，比熔盐更安全，非常适合用于集中式太阳能发电（CSP）和工业热能储存，尤其是运行温度超过600°C 8. 国家安全：电动汽车和应急系统 使用可再生能源驱动的电动军用车辆和应急系统将带来战略优势。在石油短缺或海上封锁时，电动汽车可以确保军事和应急行动的持续性，提升国家安全。 9. 空气制水系统：农业用的可再生能源 可再生能源还可以为大气水发生器（AWG）供电，利用风能或太阳能从空气中凝结水分。这种清洁水可用于戈壁沙漠等干旱地区的灌溉，将荒地转变为肥沃的农业用地，提升粮食安全。 10. 中国作为净能源出口国 通过充分利用戈壁沙漠的可再生能源潜力，中国可以从全球最大的石油进口国转变为净能源出口国。太阳能和风电场生产的多余能源可以出售给邻国，增加收入，并增强中国作为清洁能源领导者的地缘政治影响力。

[@Darkmatter321]

China for the long run

[@jackreacher8858]

When China announces her many 5 yrs economic plans western economists just say in future we all be dead anyway LOL

[@renaatceulenaere8131]

Boost domestic consumption = higher salaries.

[@ChicagoTurtle1]

Yes. Local governments can get more funding from central government. Sustainable Projects can be the solution.

[@Greego-z1z]

not a mention of all the students looking for jobs and factories closing,, what is going to happen to all the unemployed,,,,not just a problem of China

[@tonydevos]

With this supposed professor, china can do no wrong. Meanwhile the country is on fire

[@bestofsatish]

What sort of consumption does china going to make is dubious. In terms of goods consumption, china is almost on par with western world. only in cars are they behind but that is due to restriction on car ownership in big cities. China lags behind in services. Investment in sales, marketing, retail services, Healthcare, education etc. That too in sort of value addition not the quantity of services only increase in quality is required. Only way, china can achieve this is by letting yuan to appreciate. but chinese yuan is under depreciating pressure due to excess money supply. M2 is too high and people had no place to invest other than real estate. now that real estate is going down, this m2 wants to flee the country. China will have to default on deposits to achieve them

[@jonathanbethune9075]

I wonder what would happen in a more socialist society if the government actually told the people what the government needed. A stimulated nationlism for the common good? Im sure you are , i guess. I think it would give people a more sense of belonging...

[@曾憲祥-c5q]

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[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@gjk8110]

china need to focus more on boosting and innovating economy/ it's getting wider with US economy 29T to 18T so much different compare with 5 years ago . something not right on china economy. need innovation software / gaming sector / computer chips / high tech economy needed. not just electric car .

[@pauldirac3203]

Yeah. Also currency exchange rate has played the bigger role for the gap getting wider

[@snowwhite9790]

In communist China, private properties are neither fundamentally defined nor protected by independent judiciary. Wealth is carved up heavily toward the government and only leave the scraps for the public. The system can not save itself when it is fundamentally flawed against private property.

[@rogerstarkey5390]

and USA is doing REALLY well in that regard..... (/s)

[@tube11s11s11]

Exactly

[@tube11s11s11]

China economy is gone, sunset, bye.

[@gideonsoegiarto2583]

Fresh Morning discussion of two smart professionals, Tian Wei and Jin Keyu.

[@kennethli8]

WuMao spreading misinformation LOL. She has been wrong for the last 15 years and will continue to be wrong. LOL

[@definitelyno601]

天天自我感觉良好，把提出问题的人全禁言了

[@edmondlai8299]

China all talk. No actions.

[@malin5468]

World Bank estimates China’s debt at 30 trillion

[@maxyogi]

I'm sorry But... Are you purposefully Dumbing this down to the point of questionable Competence, Professor? Or are you trying your best to confuse the audience?

[@FAFORednickincell]

Western economist want consumption… borrowing and spending means more consumption The Chinese Government and the Chinese people won’t “fully” give them what they want

[@adamchoi796]

Such professor…..which university London School of Economics 😂….. real diagnose of China new policies…..😂 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮

[@stickitupyourasteric]

Again, i have to find a chinese channel to get real news. Thx

[@joseromeudeabreu9999]

Make more debt. More debt.. I disagree. Cape Town South Africa. 🇿🇦🇵🇹🇷🇺🇨🇺🇨🇳🦓🍷

[@jdroth1]

Chinese propaganda

[@blueeyes6192]

lmao copium 😂

[@chanbengfoo342]

Pure jealousy

[@jayceh]

Chinese propaganda is actually "China is poor, china deserves developing country status, China is in trouble" Clearly you've never heard of Deng Xiaoping; or the Art of War. Chinese joke that Gordon Chang is a paid CPC agent.

[@arthurlincoln9093]

All failures.

[@grouchypatch9185]

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[@rogerstarkey5390]

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