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OUSTER OF COMEY TESTS GRADUATES TURN BACKS REPORTER JAILED AFTER NEW JUSTICE APPOINTEE IN PROTEST ON DEVOS QUESTIONING TOM PRICE

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The newly appointed second-in-command at the U.S. Justice Department faced a weighty task just two weeks after taking office — writing the rationale for firing FBI Director James Comey. Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein argued the case for Comey’s sacking in a three-page memo to Attorney General Jeff Sessions on Tuesday. President Donald Trump acted swiftly to dismiss

the director later that day. Rosenstein cited Comey’s controversial public statements about the bureau’s investigation into Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server while she was secretary of state. REUTERS

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Graduating seniors at Bethune-Cookman University in Florida turned their backs in protest of U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos at the start of her commencement speech at the historically black institution. Boos and jeers could be heard as DeVos, who drew ire in February when she said historically black colleges were “pioneers” of educational choice, was introduced. Faculty and school administrators

on stage stood and applauded. Live video of the ceremony in Daytona Beach showed many graduates facing away from DeVos, though it was not clear how many of the approximately 300 seniors participated in the silent protest. “One of the hallmarks of higher education and of democracy is the ability to converse with and learn from those with whom we disagree,” DeVos told the graduates. REUTERS

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A West Virginia journalist was arrested and jailed after following U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price down a hallway in the state’s capitol building and peppering him with questions about healthcare policy, the reporter said. Journalist Dan Heyman was grabbed by security and handcuffed after repeatedly calling out a question to Price as the health secretary visited the Charleston

legislature with White House advisor Kellyanne Conway on Tuesday, Heyman said at a press conference after the incident. “I’m not sure why, but at some point I think they decided I was just too persistent in asking this question and trying to do my job, so they arrested me,” said Heyman, who works for Public News Service. REUTERS

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Cuba represents a “huge” but challenging opportunity for U.S. cruise, airline and hotel companies as American visitors to the Caribbean island could increase as much as sevenfold by 2025, according to a report by the Boston Consulting Group. As many as two million Americans could visit, up from 285,000 last year, excluding Cuban Americans, the BCG study published on Wednesday estimated.

Given tourism infrastructure is already creaking, that means there are business opportunities aplenty but U.S companies must learn to navigate a centrallyplanned economy with its quirks. U.S. travel to Cuba has already surged, albeit from very low levels, in the last two years since the former Cold War allies announced a detente and the Obama administration eased travel restrictions to the island. REUTERS

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Q&A: City controller candidate promises to challenge the status quo Rebecca Rhynhart, candidate for city controller, talks about her plans to make real change happen in Philly. MADELINE PRESLAND @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Criticized by some for lacking experience as an elected official and praised by others for the exact same reason, Rebecca Rhynhart is the underdog with an edge. That edge was on display when Rhynhart, a candidate for city controller — effectively Philadelphia’s chief financial officer — confronted incumbent City Controller Alan Butkovitz during a debate Tuesday night. “My opponent is so beholden to the political machine that he does not take the tough stances

that I would make,” Rhynhart said. “I have the scars of fighting the political system for all the time I’ve been in office,” Butkovitz hotly retorted. Rhynhart, 42, claimed during the debate, “Voters have a choice: four years of the same, or a new vision.” Butkovitz, 65 and in his third term, told her, “You’re unaware of the office’s history.” Rhynhart has 15 years of experience in finance, in part with Bear Stearns right before their 2008 collapse, and since then as Philadelphia city treasurer, budget director under Mayors Nutter and Kenney, and as Kenney’s chief administrative officer until last December. Butkovitz, previously an attorney, has a reputation for going against the grain and exposing fiscal waste in high-profile investigations, from city

There are millions of dollars there to give to the schools. There’s real money, and we need it. Overall, we can save a minimum of $10 million to give to the schools and rec centers of Philadelphia. I would also want to do an independent audit of the Controller’s Office itself. What was the final push that made you want to run for this position? I was 95 percent decided before the election in November. After November, I knew I had to jump in and run for office. That was a more personal feeling that I needed to step up, and people needed to step up and run for office. We need to be more efficient than ever with our financial resources.

Rebecca Rhynhart, a former city budget director with Wall Street experience, is challenging City Controller Alan Butkovitz in the May 16 Democratic primary. PROVIDED

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charged him with manslaughter.” The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) found Bostian accelerated by mistake after losing “situational awareness” while distracted by radio reports a few minutes earlier of a SEPTA Regional Rail train having its windshield shattered by a thrown rock. In his testimony about the accident, he said he was thinking about a fellow engineer who had been hurt in an accident and was thinking about his own safety. Philadelphia DA Seth Williams convened an investigating grand jury to prepare indictments after the building collapse. But Hobson said no grand jury was formed after the derailment because, he said, Williams “lacked intestinal fortitude” and “was dealing with his own problems.” (Williams is currently facing an impending federal trial on corruption charges.) Campbell and Benschop were charged with multiple counts of murder. “It just seemed like they needed a fall guy. There was so much outrage over this,” said Rodney Muhammad, executive director of the Philadelphia chapter of the NAACP, which has pleaded for reconsideration of Campbell’s sentence. “Now, to hear in the news that someone driving at 106 mph on a curve – clearly recklessness was shown, disregard for human life was shown — and they’re not going to be charged … that’s deeply troubling.” Campbell was found to only be “one percent” responsible for the collapse at the victims’ civil trial against the Salvation Army, the late developer Richard Basciano, who ordered the demolition, and Marinakos, which concluded with a $265 million verdict for victims and their families.

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Philadelphia DA spent campaign funds on birthday parties, facials and massages, feds say A newly unsealed indictment on Tuesday also claimed that Seth Williams used city vehicles for personal use. HAYDEN MITMAN @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

Embattled Philadelphia DA Seth Williams has been hit with even more charges of fraud stemming from allegations that he misused political action committee funds and government vehicles. According to a superseding indictment unsealed on Tuesday, Williams allegedly used PAC funds to pay for dinner parties, family events and other personal expenses over the course of six years. Acting New Jersey U.S. Attorney William E. Fitzpatrick announced Tuesday that prosecutors have now brought 29 charges against the 50-year-old Williams, of Philadelphia, including 11 counts of travel and use of interstate facilities to promote and facilitate bribery, two counts of Hobbs Act extortion under color of official right, two counts of honest services wire fraud, 12 counts of wire fraud and two counts of mail fraud. According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office, the new charges are based on the use of funding from the Friends of Seth Williams or “The Committee to Elect Seth Williams” PAC. Legally, these types of funds are only allowed to be used in relation to political campaigns. However, according to the new indictment, for six years — from August 2010 through August 2016 — Williams allegedly used

PAC funding for personal expenses and covered it up by providing false or incomplete reports. For instance, the indictment claims that between August and September of 2010, the PAC disbursed two checks to a political consultant for about $4,136.59. After that political consultant obtained those funds, the indictment claims that within days of writing that check, Williams obtained a check from the consultant in the amount of $4,036.59, which Williams then put into his own bank account and used for personal expenses. The indictment also claims Williams used the PAC’s debit card for a variety of expenses that were not used in connection with any election. This, court documents note, included: $677.98 for a New Year’s Eve celebration in 2013, $195.50 for a facial and massage in January of 2014, $777.19 for an April 10, 2014, birthday dinner, $491.50 for a massage, facial, gift card and fitness classes in January of 2015, approximately $2,674.41 for an April 10, 2015, birthday dinner and approximately $211.50 for massages in May 2015. Williams also allegedly used the PAC’s debit card to pay for massages to the tune of about $222.50 in January of 2013, $209 in July of 2013, $251.50 in September of 2013, and $90 in November of 2013. Williams is also accused in the indictment of using city vehicles and vehicles for the High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area program in Philadelphia and Camden, of which Williams was an executive board member — for his personal use during nonworking hours, nights and weekends.

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Donkey Sadie, left, with her newborn baby foal. The PSPCA is asking for the public to vote on the foal’s name. ALL IMAGES COURTESY OF THE PSPCA

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It all began with a pregnant miniature donkey named Sadie. The PSPCA’s Humane Law Enforcement officers rescued Sadie and another minidonkey, Romeo, from a Huntingdon County farm in January. Sadie and Romeo’s owners “seemingly vanished,� a PSPCA spokeswoman said, and they were “left, starving, to fend for themselves,� along with a cow, a goat, chickens, roosters and two beagles. Neighbors tipped off the PSPCA, who discovered that Sadie was pregnant. Donkey pregnancies last 11 to 14 months, so they weren’t sure when she would give birth. But early on May 7, at the PSPCA’s Erie Ave-

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NEWS

Philly cop gives woman heroin, then she was in a fatal car crash, reports say Authorities have not commented on the rumored investigation into a Philly cop who retired last week. HAYDEN MITMAN @MetroPhilly letters@metro.us

A former Philadelphia police officer is reportedly under investigation by the FBI on suspicion that the 21-year veteran of the force provided heroin to a York County woman before she was involved in a fatal car crash that killed her own grandmother. Narcotics officer Stanley Davis Jr. retired abruptly last week as a federal probe began to investigate his activities, CBS and the Inquirer reported. On Wednesday, a representative for the Philadelphia Police Department confirmed that Davis is no longer employed as a police officer in the city. But they declined to comment on the rumors. An FBI rep said they could neither confirm nor deny any investigation. According to CBS

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Philadelphia, the federal investigation into Davis began after a Nov. 16 car crash that occurred in Chester County involving a woman they identified as Rosie Forsyth. CBS reported that at the time of her arrest, Forsyth, whose grandmother was a passenger in her vehicle at the time, was found with needle marks in her arms, and state police said that she appeared to be under the influence. Her grandmother, identified as Thelma Frey, reportedly died eight days later from injuries sustained during the crash. According to CBS, “multiple sources� believe that Davis, who was assigned to work with the FBI at the time, provided the woman with heroin confiscated from drug busts, which she is believed to have used prior to the fatal crash. Why Davis might have given heroin to the woman has not been reported. No charges have yet been brought against Davis, but Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross told CBS that he expects to see charges “within the next week or so.�

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Senate committee subpoenas former Trump adviser Flynn over Russia The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee issued a subpoena on Wednesday demanding documents related to Russia from President Donald Trump’s former national security adviser Michael Flynn, ramping up its monthslong investigation of Moscow’s alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election. In a joint statement, Sens. Richard Burr, the committee’s Republican chairman, and Mark Warner, its top Democrat, said the committee had first requested the documents from Flynn in an April 28 letter, but the retired lieutenant general had declined, through counsel, to cooperate with the committee’s request. Warner said that the committee has been receiving documents as it in-

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She also told reporters that she’s not sure how working with the other women will be every day. “It’s a realm of the world I know nothing about.”

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for all kinds of moms. Is she a history buff ? Then maybe a special Mother’s Day Tea at the new Museum of the American Revolution is in order. Does she have a passion for Latin fare? A luxurious brunch at Richard Sandoval’s Aqimero will transport her south of the border with plenty of mimosas for the road. Here are our picks for the best restaurants for Mother’s Day 2017.

Mother’s Day Tea The new Museum of the American Revolution celebrates famous revolutionary women (and your mom) with a Mother’s Day Tea. The elegant afternoon affair will include fresh scones with currants and lemon zest (served with clotted cream and jam), petit fours, French macaroons and tea sandwiches in the museum’s Liberty Hall. Once you’re finished, take Mom on a tour of the museum’s exhibits. Each child in attendance will be given a keepsake miniature stitch sampler. Tickets cost $45 for adults, $35 for youth ages 6 to 17

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Boozy brunch If your mom wants to get a little tipsy on her special day, take her to the swanky Aqimero at the Ritz Carlton in Center City. The Mother’s Day brunch menu includes endless mimosas, bellinis and bloody marys. Signature dishes like chicken and waffles, huevos rancheros, lobster avocado toast and crab and shrimp enchiladas — all cooked on Aqimero’s wood-burning grill, will help you soak up the booze and make sure you’re not embarrassing the special lady. There will also be a seafood raw bar and hot carving station. The brunch is $125 per person. 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Aqimero

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Prix-fixe perfection You can never go wrong with a hearty Italian meal, and the cozy atmosphere at Little Nonna’s will make it a day to remember. The three-course brunch for Mother’s Day includes options like eggs in purgatory (baked eggs in San Marzano gravy), French toast (lemonpistachio ricotta with mixed berries and toasted pizzelles) and early morning bucatini (cacio e pepe, poached egg, smoked bacon and ramp leaves). Craving some good oldfashioned meatballs? Try

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the South Philly breakfast with Nonna’s meatballs, provolone, garlic rabe and pepperoni marinara served with either rosemary fries or side salad. Remember to save room for dessert: cannoli, tiramisu and seasonal sorbets round out the menu. 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Little Nonna’s 1234 Locust St. littlenonnas.com

Songs and Sushi Perhaps your mom wants to sing for her supper? Why not take her out for a Sunday evening of karaoke and Japanese food at Yakitori Boy? You can choose from singing in the public bar area or even booking a private karaoke room if she’s shy (or a microphone hog). What with belting all of those Whitney Houston classics, you and mom will undoubtedly work up an appetite. Feast on Japanese-style tapas, aka “Japas,” like sushi, sashimi and tempura. There’s also a huge selection of Japanese sakes, beers and cocktails. 5 p.m. to 2 a.m. daily Yakitori Boy, 211 N. 11th St. yakitoriboy.com

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a whole new array of glowing creations through June 11. This year’s lit-up wonderland includes 29 lantern displays and 1,500 individual sculptures — including the 200-foot dragon that’s been rebuilt for this year’s spectacle. On top of the lights, taste Asian cuisine and other goodies at the Dragon Beer Garden and time your arrival so that you catch the host of traditional performances scheduled throughout the run. Through June 11 Franklin Square 200 S. Sixth St., $17 historicphiladelphia.org

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‘The Walking Dead’ Experience the zombie apocalypse with a trip to the South. “The Walking Dead” has been filmed almost entirely in Georgia since Season 1, with many filming locations across the capital city of Atlanta. Visit Rick’s house on Cherokee Avenue, make a trip out to the survivors’ campsite at Bellwood Quarry, and plan a day trip out to Senoia, about 25 miles southeast of Atlanta, for a look at the real small town of Woodbury.

‘Game of Thrones’ Walk in the footsteps of the Wildlings while touring through Iceland on a “Game of Thrones”themed Beyond the Wall experience. The show has filmed in Iceland since Season 2, showcasing places like the lava fields of Dimmuborgir, and Grjótagjá, the small

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‘Preacher’ When Seth Rogen introduced fans to Jesse Custer, a man inhabited by the renegade spawn of an angel and a demon, he created a cult following around this Texas-based show. Although the town of Annville, Texas, doesn’t actually exist, Rogen’s followers can get the “Preacher” vibe with a visit to Fort Worth. Having started as a cattle town in the 1800s, it’s preserved that Old West atmosphere where you can still experience an authentic cattle drive twice a day at the historic Fort Worth Stockyards National Historic District,

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‘Outlander’ Step back in time and retrace Claire and Jaime’s journey through the Scottish Highlands in the city that started it all. Inverness is where the storyline began years ago when Claire and her husband ventured out to retrace Frank’s Scottish roots. Uncover your own Scottish ancestry at the Highland Archive Centre, or journey out to Clava Cairns to see the mysterious site that inspired the show’s Craigh na Dun. Stay at the Culloden House for the chance to sleep in the actual battle headquarters used by Bonnie Prince Charlie prior to the battle on Culloden Moor during

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Disneyland in Anaheim is a short drive from Los Angeles, and a portal to a strange utopia where you can experience life like a child, even if you don’t bring a child with you. In fact, don’t bring a child with you. You’re now an adult who can do whatever you want, and this makes Disneyland a very different and wonderful place. Go on a weekday If you absolutely hate lines and crowds, check Is It Packed before making Disneyland plans. The best days to go are Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and if you can wait until the crowd prediction is

“Ghost Town,” you’ll have the best chance for very short wait times. Insider Tip: The Disneyland app will give you real-time updates of wait times for all attractions so you can better plan your day. Getting there You can also take the Amtrak Pacific Surfliner down from Union Station in Downtown L.A., which is a beautiful train ride, and there’s a shuttle from the Anaheim station straight to the parks. First things first Your first stop before entering the park should always be Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar at the Disneyland Hotel. This is a short walk from Downtown Disney, and a pretty excellent spot to prepare for your adventures. Depending on the drinks being ordered, there are special effects that happen throughout the bar.

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After a drink or two, make the short walk to Downtown Disney and jump straight onto the

tram to the park. Once in Tomorrowland, check your app for wait times. (I’m a huge Space Mountain fan, so I get a FastPass before riding anything else to ensure my peace of mind.) With your favorite FastPass secured, it’s time to mill about the rest of the park. Buzz Lightyear is a fun way to get competitive with your friends. No grudges in the Happiest Place on Earth! Which rides? Haunted Mansion and Pirates of the Caribbean have very fast-moving lines that are cool and shady if it’s sunny, or you can ride Indiana Jones as a Single Rider to skip the line. You might not get to sit with your friends, but you’re not a kid, so you don’t care. Winnie the Pooh is a psychedelic winner of a ride. And if it’s melting hot out there, you can put your electronics in a free locker by Splash Mountain, get soaking wet, and go get a Dole Whip at the Enchanted Tiki Room in Adventureland. This is like the PG version of the bar you started out at, and it has a beautiful variety of animatronic birds who sing slightly culturally uncomfortable songs. Is it 4 p.m. yet? If

so, Carthay Circle has opened and it’s calling your name to the other park. Unlike Disneyland, California Adventure has alcohol. You can have a late lunch in the beautiful art deco second floor, but the bar downstairs is the place to have a snack and a beverage. They have a robust California wine and beer selection, and sometimes they have

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deviled eggs. Who doesn’t love a deviled egg? After spending some time at Carthay, go ride Soaring Over the World over and over, as many times as possible if there is no line. If you ask nicely, they’ll let you sit in the first row dead center, so you really get the full effect of being a time and space-traveling hang glider. Insider Tip: I take my shoes off when riding this

ride, which is a contagious thing to do. When people see you take your shoes off, they do it too. Everyone loves soaring like a bird! Last call The last stop of the day is a quick Single Rider jaunt through Radiator Springs Racers in Cars Land. And then what? Whatever you want! You’re an adult! At this point you might be pretty tired and cranky, but if you’re not a huge baby you might want to go ride all the rest of the rides and watch the nightly parade, which is pretty excellent, and might make you cry. Post-Disney Remember how you parked at Downtown Disney? A great way to get your parking mostly validated is to go see a movie at the AMC. It’s also a good way to make sure you’re 100 percent sober by the time you get on the road. Sometimes, if you go to a late showing, all the parking attendants have left by the time the movie’s over and you can just drive out of the lot like an absolute winner. If you’re hungry for dinner, there are a lot of good options around the park or a short ride away, such as The Packing House, which is essentially a fun, fancy food court.

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When the Eagles selected Nate Gerry in the fifth round of last month’s NFL draft, the tickers on NFL Network and ESPN listed him as a safety. That’s the position where he lined up when he played on Nebraska’s defense for four seasons, and where he accumulated 13 interceptions over his last three. But when the Eagles announced him as their selection they called him a linebacker. The 6-foot-2, 218 pounder also plays special teams. And was the Huskers’ backup long snapper. An athletic juggernaut, Gerry can do almost anything he’s asked, and in today’s NFL, that’s exactly what is needed. “I was pretty openminded,” Gerry said after being drafted the 184th pick. “With my agent, we didn’t really know where I was going to go. … A lot of teams wanted me to make that transition to line-

backer, but a lot of them saw me at safety, so it kind of came down to who was left on the board and who was up at next pick. I’m very excited. I think the linebacker role is going to fit me really well, especially in the scheme that we’re running.” Like the Panthers got

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in running back and slot receiver Christian McCaffrey, and the Cleveland Browns got in defensive back and linebacker Jabrill Peppers, the Eagles are clamoring over the athleticism Gerry brings, and the multitude of contributions he can bring to the squad. More and more, position is mattering less and less. Gerry won a state title in the 100- and 200-meter runs in his native South Dakota and played second base and catcher on the baseball diamond where he was all-state. The chance to play big-

time college football in the Big 10 is what made him decide to choose that sport over his high school specialty and favorite in baseball. His natural abilities will pair well with a work ethic that Gerry is quite proud of. “I was always born and raised to just be able to put my head down and go to work,” Gerry, who once collected 15 tackles as a safety against Iowa, said. “So for me, it’s just being able to do the little things right. That came to just watching a lot of film outside of practice and then being able to transition the things that I had taken from the film onto the practice field. And just being able to put my nose down and go to work every week and then you know just benefiting off of that.” The Eagles VP of player personnel couldn’t agree more and supports defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz’ plan to play him at linebacker. “To me, he wasn’t just a safety that could play down in the box,” Joe Douglas said. “He was an athletic guy that could range all over the field, and I think you’re going to see that range even more so at the linebacker position.”

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Is Eagles’ Graham planning to hold out training camp? If you look at the stat book, Brandon Graham had an average year as a pass-rusher for the Eagles in 2016. If you watched him play, whether it was for one game or for all 16, he was an undeniable force on the Birds defensive line. Pro Football Focus ranked Graham as the ninth best player in football last season, with 5.5 sacks only telling part of the story of a player who pressure quarterbacks with exceptional regularity. So it comes as no surprise that the Philly Inquirer’s Jeff McLane is reporting that Graham wants to get paid. He deserves it, with just $6.5 million coming his way in 2017. Fellow Eagles passrushers Vinny Curry (five years, $42 million) and Fletcher Cox (six years,

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