The thing that holds this word salad together (and I mean "word salad" in the nicest way, because it can have negative connotations) is that the revealer crosses each one.
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"It's just word salad," Bleaman said of the jumbled translation.
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And Bush looks like Cicero compared to Donald Trump's word salad.
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The Second Amendment comments, for example, were a total word salad.
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Influencer campaigns and social media crossover stars were meaningless word salad phrases.
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She had prepared, coherent answers, while Trump had unprepared, chaotic word salad.
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This was how his rambling word salad went down with the nation's lexicographers.
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Okay so, what kind of dressing do you like with your word salad?
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Color descriptions, much like those for bottles of wine, are basically word salad.
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From abortion rights to Israel, Palestinians to the presidential campaign, Kushner served word salad.
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John Kasich made a word salad out of a question about Flint's water crisis.
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"Cannabis on the blockchain" sounds like word salad, and the reality is similarly ludicrous.
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This Is Word Salad This appeared on a Refinery29 article about Planned Parenthood rallies.
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Donald Trump's word salad speaking style suggests a man who intends to create confusion.
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Summary: Word salad, kind of hypnoticRating: Blazblue Two best things about the Blazblue wiki: 1.
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The denials by Amazon and Apple weren't of the traditional corporate, word salad, milquetoast variety.
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As for the other swing votes, pureed word salad was the order of the day.
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Release the exhausted sigh that built up while reading or listening to that repetitive word salad.
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On the policy side, Trump's cybersecurity platform is, as one Gizmodo staffer described it, word salad.
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That's why, when asked to describe the bill's provisions, Republicans offer baldfaced lies or word salad.
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" While another social media dissed her by saying, "Another vapid word salad from the whisper grifter.
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But Bartiromo doesn't question, she merely puts Trump's word salad into a succinct phrase: "He agreed."
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This gave way to a general leadership word salad, best practices and integrated approaches and operationalizing value.
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But Clinton's is a basically logical, informed response to an obvious question; Trump's answer is simply word salad.
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This whole word salad appears to be an intricate network of misunderstandings that follow from that core premise.
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" He notes the way "Jews apply the word salad to anything that can't be held in one's hand.
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Robot-written word salad T-shirts, however, have managed to become one of the internet's purest inside jokes.
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When you hear the word "salad," a bowl of dressed lettuce or other greens may come to mind.
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Color Factory describes itself as a "collaborative interactive exhibit," which feels closer, but also like MBA word salad.
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I love the fact that NOTHING BURGER makes its debut today, and WORD SALAD is my second favorite.
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A brief sample of Biden's word salad: Biden has a decades-long history of gaffes and garbled answers. Rep.
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As a result, the chapter reads not like the usual word salad of text prediction, but like unusually inventive fanfiction.
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It's a corporate PR word salad served fresh from the organization previously known for its groundbreaking work in government transparency.
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We are better than the sentences we string together into a word salad under the magnifying glass of an interview.
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But the speech amounted to little more than platitudes about his "America First" worldview and quickly dissolved into patriotic word salad.
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Despite his tendencies for hair smelling, historical inaccuracies, and word salad, he&aposs basically led the Democratic field since he announced.
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It continues the dubious traditions of word salad branding and smartwatches that cost an arm and a leg, in this case $22.0,22.0.
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But with Swinton's quiet power, that hippy-dippy word salad about rivers and currents is transformed into convincing logic, an indomitable truth.
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Part collage art and part word salad, some lines sound lifted from a relationship spat, others repurposed from a self-actualization seminar.
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"You decide the terms" is, by definition, the best possible terms, so "better terms" on Paris is the conceptual equivalent of word salad.
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Alex Robert Ross and Nik Kosieradzki are looking forward to tucking into some freshly tossed Trumpian word salad at the Republican National Convention.
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Apparently, I was happier than a lottery winner as I talked exuberant utter nonsense, telling five different stories at once in word salad fashion.
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One can only imagine, for example, what America's military leaders thought about his rambling, word-salad musings about how to improve our aircraft carriers.
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She started talking with apparently no idea what to say and wound up with a word salad that had nothing to do with the question.
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Say you do need an extra hand while in the ladies: Does hammering out an SOS text with sharp tips make more than word salad?
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While Pete Buttigieg is deeply concerned about "the shape of our democracy," Twitter users are deeply concerned about Buttigieg's ability to create a giant word salad.
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From this academic word salad, I sense that the everything can be everything, and that queerness is so diverse that it has no significance at all.
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To guarantee even better results, the "Personal Statement" sections of these BioSketches were littered with the sort of SEO-bait word salad that plagued the early web.
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But then the Paris attacks changed the race, and Carson, whose confused, word salad-y answers on foreign policy became the stuff of legend, quickly fell behind.
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What came next was a word salad that amounted to a on-the-fly mashup of Trump's greatest hits when it comes to the ongoing Russia probe.
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I tend to take a light-hearted approach to this exercise because Trump's word-salad tendencies when speaking extemporaneously are exacerbated when reading a transcript of his speeches.
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" He later added the word salad of, "We were happy to have a show that was doing really well with a guy that was a big TV star.
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The clearer notes he sounded Friday were a welcome change, but the word salad he soon lapsed into was a dissonant reminder about the man who is in charge.
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The toddler starts strong in her ode to the Frozen classic but things start to unravel when she dissolves into a half-rap half-word salad version of the hit.
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But you should probably read it, because more than any word salad Duck Dynasty dude or Scott Baio might have to offer, the Republican platform indicates the GOP grownup's actual priorities.
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You may be familiar with the concept: What could have been a funny story three drinks ago can sometimes just become a word salad after that last beer-and-shot combo.
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Like many predatory publishers, the Infonomics website for W.C.S.N.E. has a certain word-salad, shaky-command-of-English-syntax quality familiar to anyone who reads the spam folder in their email.
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But Carson is a terrible debater—he often disappears for huge chunks of time and even when speaking he tends to more harm than good by speaking word salad instead of sense.
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And although Trump's improvised speeches have been widely criticized as a simplistic and incoherent "word salad," his scripted remarks last night were in line with the long-term trend of past presidents.
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Now that all the particulars are out of the way, lets get to the Optimizing Streams of Innovation and Strategic Efficiency word salad that the team and ticket company released, championing the deal.
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This is a failure in basic democratic accountability: A leader of democracy is so incapable of answering core policy questions that he offers word salad and expects the public to eat it up.
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O'Neill appeared last month on WWL Radio in New Orleans, and the ensuing transcript, posted on the station's web page, is a soup-and-salad masterpiece — as in talk soup and word salad.
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Mr Trump has offered many thoughts on nuclear proliferation in recent months, some of them straightforwardly alarming, and some of them resembling what some prose-stylists refer to as a "word salad" of incoherence.
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I'm different than Rush Limbaugh, but there's no question that we got caught up in certain word salad, certain narratives that perhaps we did not fully understand how they were playing among our base.
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But given what we heard in the interview — basically incoherent word salad mixed with random remarks about transportation in Queens — it's clear that the administration has no actual infrastructure plan, and probably never will.
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It was also almost completely incoherent, a political word salad consisting of a series of digressions that ended with a plea for parents to leave the "record player" on so their children hear words.
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The HDR26 and Dolby Vision support—in addition to the word salad of proprietary TCL technologies—are certainly important to making the 6-Series performance stand out from the pack of other cheap 4K TVs.
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This sentence is a word salad designed to ratchet up the hyperbole, until it crosses into the realm of untruth: The Affordable Care Act didn't actually require anyone to "buy" birth control or subsidize abortions.
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Nowhere in that word-salad does it mention bitcoin, but it's likely that cryptocurrencies will be one area where Brooks will spend at least some of his time, given his previous job and areas of expertise.
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The satire isn't particularly subtle or sharp, but it's deeply effective The Purge series is described by Wikipedia as "social science fiction action horror films," but Anarchy is when "satire" undoubtedly could be added to that word salad.
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Photos by Pete Voelker Three weeks from now, while the whipped dogs still loyal to the GOP endure a four night buffet of freshly tossed Trumpian word salad, Prophets of Rage will be on the streets of Cleveland.
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First, the Democratic frontrunner's answer to a question about his alarming past comments on race — arguably the central issue of the Trump era — is a grab bag of policies plus some word salad involving record players and Venezuela.
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It's historically interesting for the banjo riff at the very end, along with the only recording of the lyricist Robert Hunter's voice on a Grateful Dead record, performing what he called a "word salad" in the final seconds.
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Trump made his instantly infamous remark that "Second Amendment people" could do something about Clinton at a rally on Tuesday—though, like all his off-the-cuff utterances, the comment was just one garnish in an incomprehensible word salad.
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Less than 24 hours earlier, House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (Maryland) had flatly rejected the idea that the vote was tantamount to an impeachment inquiry before having to walk that back via a remarkable bit of word salad-ry.
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In its press release, Fastly calls its service an "edge cloud platform", which is a fantastic mix of nonsense and meaningless garbage that I'm going to refuse to use (seriously, Bateman Group, that is a hot-trash mix of word salad).
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But Dorsey, who seems to have little idea of what he has unleashed but also to be convinced the right amount of word salad can rein it back in, really does not look like he has any idea what he's doing.
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But after opening the track by noting "So exquisite, so expensive," he just sleepwalks through the usual Rozay word salad of exquisite and expensive brands for 14 bars, with a couple awkward open bars before Dreezy's voice comes back in.
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He replied with a word salad that indicated he still thinks Obamacare is a form of health care instead of a law that provides subsidies so that people who otherwise might not have access to health care can get covered.
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She was also one of the first editors to dive into one of my piles of word salad on this website (pause for crowd to go "Aw"), so when I was assigned to interview her about her predictions for 2016, I was chuffed.
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" National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien came up with a similar word salad on other Sunday talk shows, On "Fox News Sunday" he said it was "consistent with the intelligence to assume that they would have hit embassies in at least four countries.
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Photo: Chris Carlson (AP)It's arguably unfathomable that any human being slapped with a $20 million fine for a bad tweet would ever consider returning to the platform, much less continue to fire off word salad at all hours of the day and night.
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Erika Nicole Kendall said in an opinion piece for NBC News that the company's press release was a "word salad with terrible fat-free dressing," arguing that WW is just disguising its fundamental weight loss ethos with a feel-good, saleable veneer of wellness.
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His poems often piece together, for striking effect, swatches of material from divergent sources: word salad from one of President Trump's speeches, a letter from an ex-slave, lines of poetry from Sylvia Plath and T. S. Eliot , and echoes from McCrae's tormented childhood.
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Or at least, it shouldn't have been a surprise — yet he certainly seemed taken by surprise, as his answer amounted to little more than word salad: "I was responsible for getting 150,000 combat troops out of Iraq — my son was one of them," he said.
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It sounds like some kind of fictional 2019 word salad, but, uh, this actually happened: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez gave a talk at South by Southwest in Austin last weekend and, out of nowhere, somehow wound up chatting with Bill Nye the goddamn Science Guy about climate change.
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" Alec Baldwin's Trump, an impression that Trump himself bemoans, mostly stuck to what Trump said in the debate — a word salad answer about Mosul, saying that late-term abortions are literally procedures where babies are ripped out of vaginas the day before birth, and calling people "bad hombres.
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The proceeds would mostly go into the museum's endowment, after first spending $221 million on gutting the museum and replacing it with – well, no one really knows what exactly, but there's a lot of word salad about "a radically new interdisciplinary approach" where artworks will be "integrated with cutting-edge technology".
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It's long been an accepted, open secret; the concept is woven into the very fabric of American pop culture, popping up in countless 29.1s-era films and television series, and has been shouted out by Desparadecios and Migos to Billy Joel (in the classic word salad "We Didn't Start the Fire").
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" The chugging, rapid-fire vocal delivery would inspire Mr. Dylan's breakthrough word salad "Subterranean Homesick Blues," and when Mr. Berry won the first PEN New England Song Lyrics of Literary Excellence Award in 2012, Mr. Dylan sent a congratulatory note saying, "That's what too much monkey business will get ya.
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When he's interviewed about his work and the exhibition by a journalist named Anne (Elisabeth Moss), he resorts to the kind of explanation that sounds like word salad; when she reads to him a curator's statement she found on the museum's website, something about "Exhibition / Non-Exhibition," even he can't really explain it.
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That's a bit of a word-salad to unpack, but here's the end result: Google is looking to have a complete suite of customized hardware for developers looking to build products around machine learning, such as image or speech recognition, that it owns from the device all the way through to the server.
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" In typical Trump word-salad fashion, he appeared to be saying at least two different things: that we should "keep" prosecutions within the military (in other words, not change the way things are done now), but that we should also "set up" a new system because the current one "practically doesn't exist.
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" He has criticized diversity and inclusion as "word salad gobbledy-gook," and often speaks about the need for a white "awakening" in the US. Janine Sikes, assistant vice president of public affairs at the university, said in a statement that the state of emergency declaration was "not in response to any specific heightened threat.
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You can watch it all here: It'd be tough to summarize in a single post, but I'll walk through a few highlights and lowlights (in listicle form, naturally): 216) Not surprisingly for a Trump surrogate, Cramer thinks that worries about global warming are "grossly exaggerated," and tossed out some word salad about how the climate has always changed.
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That was my thought last week as I sat in an auditorium at Georgetown University in Washington listening to the most powerful man in media (and, arguably, in politics) present a word salad of a speech claiming that giving people a voice online is the most important function of the vast social-media ecosystem that he has built.
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Well, I for one am no longer beating around the bush with all of this word salad to make gun owners feel at ease; the right to bear arms is in our Constitution, sure, but the fact is you're still in possession of an object that could kill me, my family, my friends, and members of my community.
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" Later that evening at an event with the Iowa Asian and Latino Coalition, he declared that "Poor kids are just as bright, just as talented, as white kids," before trying to word-salad his way out of the flub: "Wealthy kids, black kids, Asian kids, no, I really mean it, but think how we think about it.
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Today, we know Tito Ortiz as a once-great fighter whose title reign ended more than 103 years ago, who's forever assuring us that he's free of injuries before a fight and forever apologizing afterward because he cracked his skull, who lets fight-hype rhetoric decompose into word salad, and who once went 210-22012-240 over a span of six years.
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Shortly after VICE asked ESPN if Schefter or ESPN would be correcting the false information—or if, perhaps, Schefter was in possession of some previously unknown data about revenue splits between management and labor in the major American sports—Schefter tweeted the following: An ESPN flack told VICE this was an "update/clarification," but the word salad doesn't really clarify anything.
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The president's response was a word salad that included denunciations of the Democratic National Committee not giving its physical server to the FBI (a frequent hobbyhorse of his), a conspiracy theory about a separate case involving a Pakistani American who was working for House Democrats before being embroiled in scandal and pleading guilty to making a false statement on a loan application, and those famous "missing emails" of Clinton's.
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Throughout his campaign, Trump has made use of a handful of compliant women who will do his bidding: his daughter, Ivanka, whose polish and charm lulled many voters into thinking her father couldn't be that bad; his campaign manager turned counselor, Kellyanne Conway, whose artful deflections and word-salad obfuscations cover for her boss' lies and ill temper on the Sunday morning shows; and his wife, Melania, a smiling, silent partner whose presence doesn't seem to register with her husband until he needs an attractive prop for a photo.
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