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Is the STI badge pink or red?
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One of the reasons that, these days, the carmaker’s role in cultivating its lesbian-friendly image is less well known is that so many straight people were blind to the subtext of the advertisements.Subaru’s strategy called for targeting these five core groups and creating ads based on its appeal to each. For medical professionals, it was that a Subaru with all-wheel drive could get them to the hospital in any weather conditions. For rugged individualists, it was that a Subaru could handle dirt roads and haul gear. For lesbians, it was that a Subaru fit their active, low-key lifestyle.
In the 1990s, Subaru’s unique selling point was that the company increasingly made all-wheel drive standard on all its cars. When the company’s marketers went searching for people willing to pay a premium for all-wheel drive, they identified four core groups who were responsible for half of the company’s American sales: teachers and educators, health-care professionals, IT professionals, and outdoorsy types.
As Poux explains, the attitude of most businesses toward LGBTQ advertising was: “Why would you do something like that? You’d be known as a gay company.” In the 1990s, Poux worked at Mulryan/Nash, an agency that specialized in the gay market. Early in his career, he made cold calls to ask companies for their business. “All the rules of marketing went out the window at this fear” of marketing to gays and lesbians, he says. “People would choke up on the phone. It was tough.”
Is every Japanese car JDM?
No, not all Japanese cars are made for the Japanese domestic market. Many Japanese manufacturers produce cars that are then exported to the rest of the world. The only distinction between Japanese cars and JDM cars is that JDM cars are vehicles made exclusively for the Japanese market.
“There was such an alignment of feeling, like [Subaru cars] fit with what they did,” says Paul Poux, who later conducted focus groups for Subaru. The marketers found that lesbian Subaru owners liked that the cars were good for outdoor trips, and that they were good for hauling stuff without being as large as a truck or SUV. “They felt it fit them and wasn’t too flashy,” says Poux.
That reputation has translated into financial success, and Subaru’s parent company recently rebranded the entire conglomerate under the Subaru name due to the carmaker’s surging popularity. In the 2010s, only Tesla grew faster than Subaru, which led Subaru’s president to worry that Subaru could get “too big.”
Navratilova’s role in Subaru’s ads came with a certain poignance. She had been outed against her will, and while she spoke honestly about her sexual orientation, she had lamented that gay athletes had “to hide in the closet to sell [themselves] to Madison Avenue.” For her to become the face of a car company during her retirement, says the Rainbow Card co-creator Pam Derderian, was a beautiful, full-circle moment.
Although it was easier to get senior management on board with making ads for hikers than for lesbians, the company went ahead with the campaign anyway. It was such an unusual decision—and such a success—that it helped push gay and lesbian advertising from the fringes to the mainstream. People joke about lesbians’ affinity for Subarus, but what’s often forgotten is that Subaru actively decided to cultivate its image as a car for lesbians.
That said, Subaru did not hide its support of gay and lesbian customers. While Volkswagen played coy about whether an ad perceived as gay-friendly really portrayed a gay couple, Subaru sponsored events like gay-pride parades, partnered with the Rainbow Card, a credit card that instead of cash back offered donations to gay and lesbian causes, and hired Martina Navratilova, a former tennis pro and a lesbian, to appear in Subaru ads.A 50-year-old conglomerate like Fuji Heavy Industries, the parent company of Subaru, is not normally where one would look for a leader in social progress. But the corporate environment did have its advantages. For starters, there was a great business case for the marketing campaign. Subaru was struggling, and its niche marketing campaign was its plan for redemption. The internationalism of global business also helped. Subaru of America knew it had to support its gay and lesbian employees if it wanted to appeal to lesbian customers, so they scheduled a meeting with a senior Japanese executive to make the case for domestic-partnership benefits. Bennett and his colleagues had prepared to argue their case at length, but the meeting lasted 20 seconds. The executive, who had worked for Subaru in Canada, already knew about benefits for same-sex couples. “He said, ‘Yeah that’s fine. We did that in Canada years ago. Anything else?’” says Bennett. “It was the easiest thing we did.”
When one Subaru ad man … proposed the gay-targeting ads in talks with Japanese executives, the executives hurriedly looked up “gay” in their dictionaries. Upon reading the definition, they nodded at the idea enthusiastically. Who wouldn’t want happy or joyous advertising?
At that time, gay-friendly advertising was largely limited to the fashion and alcohol industries. When a 1994 IKEA ad featured a gay couple, the American Family Association, a nonprofit, mounted boycotts, and someone called in a (fake) bomb threat to an IKEA store.Moreover, Derderian, like many LGBTQ people who see a company pitching to the gay market, vetted firms interested in sponsoring the Rainbow Card by looking into the policies they had for their employees, like benefits for same-sex partners. This led to a trend of companies making their internal policies more gay-friendly when they wanted to advertise to gay customers. When Ford created gay-friendly ads, it revised its policies for its more than 100,000 employees.
And the Subaru company line did have some truth to it. In response to the ads, Subaru received letters from a grassroots group that accused the carmaker of promoting homosexuality. Everyone who penned a letter said they’d never buy a Subaru again. But the marketing team quickly discovered that none of the people threatening a boycott had ever bought a Subaru. Some of them had even misspelled Subaru. Like nerds who grow up to confront their bullies, Subaru executives came to realize that the people opposing the acknowledgment of gays and lesbians were not as imposing as they seemed.
The delight among niche audience groups in “decoding” the hints in Subaru ads surprised the marketing team—and in the case of its gay-friendly ads, so did straight audiences’ ignorance. While many gay and lesbian consumers loved the shout-outs in the license plates, straight people would only notice features like a bike rack. Poux, who helped come up with the license-plate idea, says he held focus groups with straight audiences where he’d show ads featuring gay couples. Even after an hour of talking about gay issues, they’d think a man was shopping with his uncle.
In articles at the time, Subaru executives said they felt uncertain about the “intrigue” created by the perception of “secret coding.” But Poux says there was some comfort in the fact that the gay marketing went under the radar. As more companies began marketing to LGBTQ audiences, such coding—which fell under the category of the new marketing term “gay vague”—became a way for companies to reach queer audiences with minimal risk of a conservative backlash.
That was the question faced by Subaru of America executives in the 1990s. After the company’s attempts to reinvigorate sales—by releasing its first luxury car and hiring a hip ad agency to introduce it to the public—failed, it changed its approach. Rather than fight larger car companies over the same demographic of white, 18-to-35-year-olds living in the suburbs, executives decided to market their cars to niche groups—such as outdoorsy types who liked that Subarus could handle dirt roads.Inside Subaru of America, though, not everyone was united on the effort. There was public backlash, and Bennett says the campaign survived only because their team really cared about the project and had the support of a cohort of straight allies in the company.In a sense, all Subaru did was notice a group of customers who often felt unwelcome and invisible, and create ads for them. But it was a big deal at the time. While companies’ involvement in causes are almost always driven by an interest in the bottom line, it’s heartening that the origins of lesbians’ stereotypical affinity for Subarus is not a cynical marketing campaign, but a progressive one.
But according to Derderian, that perspective underestimates the intelligence of LGBTQ consumers. To show that Subaru cared about its gay and lesbian customers, she says, the carmaker supported causes that they cared about. Through its sponsorship of the Rainbow Card, Subaru contributed millions of dollars to HIV/AIDS research and LGBTQ causes that helped both their customers and people who couldn’t afford a Subaru.Pop culture also had yet to embrace the LGBTQ cause. Mainstream movies and TV shows with gay characters—like Will & Grace—were still a few years away, and few celebrities were openly gay. When Ellen Degeneres became a rare exception in 1997, and her character in the show Ellen came out as gay in an episode of the sitcom, many companies pulled their ads. “We don’t think it is a smart business decision to be advertising in an environment that is so polarized,” a spokesperson for Chrysler explained after the company pulled its ads. “The environment around this is so angry we feel we lose no matter what we do.”Subaru’s gay-and-lesbian–focused marketing campaign was a hit, and the company’s efforts continue today. In focus groups and online polls, gay and lesbian consumers consistently choose Subaru vehicles as their favorite cars or Subaru as the most gay-friendly brand. As one focus-group participant put it, “Martina Navratilova is a spokesperson. What more do you want?”
By 1996, Subaru ads created by Mulryan/Nash were appearing in both gay publications and mainstream media. Although the marketing team worried about conservatives mounting a boycott, Subaru developed a public stance: Since the company sold cars to, in the company’s words, a “diverse and well-educated” group of people, their customers wouldn’t be offended by the ads.
For some, though, it was an uncomfortable embrace. The perception of the gay market as a gold mine relied on the misperception that all gay people were well-off and part of dual-earner households without children. A number of academics criticized corporate America’s embrace of the LGBTQ community: While companies wanted the profits that came from marketing a gay sense of style, they focused on upper-class and white gay identities—rarely gay people of color or those unable to afford medical treatment for HIV/AIDS.
Then they discovered a fifth: lesbians. “When we did the research, we found pockets of the country like Northampton, Massachusetts, and Portland, Oregon, where the head of the household would be a single person—and often a woman,” says Tim Bennett, who was the company’s director of advertising at the time. When marketers talked to these customers, they realized these women buying Subarus were lesbian.
Subaru was not the first company to create advertisements for gay and lesbian consumers, but it was the first major company in the United States to do it so transparently and consistently. Subaru’s lesbian-focused ad campaign was widely discussed, and its success helped spur growth in gay and lesbian marketing. By the early 2000s, marketers were writing articles that called gays and lesbians an “underserved market” and “perfect consumers.”Lesbians buying Subaru cars did not single-handedly resurrect the carmaker, but the gay market was one of the best for Subaru. The carmaker tracked the effectiveness of its niche marketing by partnering with 40 or 50 organizations—like outdoor associations and the Rainbow Card—to offer discounts on Subaru cars. Every year, Tim Bennett says, the LGBTQ organizations were in the top five in terms of cars sold.For its first Subaru ads, Mulryan/Nash hired women to portray lesbian couples. But the ads didn’t get good reactions from lesbian audiences. What worked were winks and nudges. One campaign showed Subaru cars that had license plates that said Xena LVR (a reference to Xena: Warrior Princess, a TV show whose female protagonists seemed to be lovers) or P-TOWN (a moniker for Provincetown, Massachusetts, a popular LGBTQ vacation spot). Many ads had taglines with double meanings. “Get Out. And Stay Out” could refer to exploring the outdoors in a Subaru—or coming out as gay. “It’s Not a Choice. It’s the Way We’re Built” could refer to all Subarus coming with all-wheel drive—or LGBTQ identity. “Each year we’ve done this, we’ve learned more about our target audience,” John Nash, the creative director of the ad agency, told the website AdRespect. “We’ve found that playful coding is really, really appreciated by our consumers. They like deciphering it.”It was in this context that Subaru’s marketing team hired Mulryan/Nash and pitched Subaru’s Japanese management on ads for lesbian customers. Writing in The Huffington Post, the reporter Ron Dicker captured some of the cultural confusion that followed:“It was certainly a learning process for everybody,” says Bennett. While Bennett, who is gay, didn’t reveal his sexual orientation for fear of overshadowing the effort, he nonetheless recalls holding company meetings with names along the lines of “Who Are Gays and Lesbians?”We have found 35 Red Subaru logos. Do you have a better Red Subaru logo file and want to share it? We are working on an upload feature to allow everyone to upload logos!
What is the JDM I badge?
The i badge is the old Subaru Impreza badge that they used for the wrx, since it was still technically an Impreza for the first few models.
JDM is an autoimmune disease that affects muscle, skin and small blood vessels in children. The body’s immune system attacks its own healthy muscle, skin and blood vessel tissues because it mistakenly sees them as invaders. The primary symptoms are muscle weakness and skin rashes due to inflammation from an overactive immune system.UV light from the sun can trigger a disease flare, so your child should avoid sun exposure. Outdoor activity is possible, but your child needs to apply sunscreen diligently and wear protective clothing.
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Due to these symptoms, the child may not feel like participating in normal childhood activities. Sometimes the child may even be accused of being lazy.Immunosuppressants can cause nausea, fatigue, abdominal pain, and mild hair loss. Close monitoring is performed to prevent side effects to the kidney, liver, and blood counts. Immunosuppressants lower the body’s immune system, increasing one’s risk of getting an infection. Hydroxychloroquine may interfere with color vision over a long period of usage (very rare). The child should visit an eye doctor yearly while taking this drug. Children with JDM should live life as normally as possible. They should attend school, play sports, and participate in extra-curricular and family activities. In general, there is no specific limitation regarding physical activity if the children want to do things, as long as the activity is safe. Exercise does not harm JDM. In fact, it helps prevent deconditioning, increases muscle strength and muscle endurance, and boosts energy.
What does a red Subaru logo mean?
In 1959, the Subaru logo constellation evolved again, this time growing more colorful. The primary color of the logo was still a metallic silver. However, behind the silver stars was a bold red background. This choice of the color red was intended to represent passion for progress and movement.
Treatment of JDM depends on how severe the disease is. The goals of treatment are to: control inflammation and prevent tissue damage; improve muscle strength; relieve pain; prevent other symptoms; and help the child and family live with the disease.
There is no special diet that has been shown to be effective for JDM, or a diet that makes it worse. Therefore, children with JDM should eat a standard well-balanced healthy diet.
JDM is a rare autoimmune disease with approximately 2-4 children per one million children being diagnosed each year in the United States. The disease presents more commonly in girls than boys and usually occurs between the ages of 2 and 15.
Corticosteroids can cause weakened bones (osteoporosis), cataracts, upset stomach, weight gain, agitation, mood changes, and changes in blood sugar. For these reasons, corticosteroids are used only used when necessary, and the dosage is reduced gradually over time.
Patients who remain with longer periods of active disease are at higher risk of complications, such as permanent muscle weakness and stiffness, calcinosis (hard nodule deposit under skin) or cardiopulmonary issues.
Patients usually respond well to treatment. Gradual improvement over a few months is typical. Most patients recover completely (remission), meaning that they no longer show signs of active disease or flare-ups. Yet there is a group of patients for whom treatment may not be 100 percent effective.
Intravenous immune globulin (IVIG) may have acute side effects such as backache, headache, and fever. Intravenous immune globulin is expensive and requires repeated doses every 3-4 weeks in general.
The main symptoms of juvenile dermatomyositis are muscle weakness and skin rashes. This is caused by inflammation in the small blood vessels (vasculitis) in skin and muscle and also by inflammation of the muscle cells. Other symptoms may include:
The cause of JDM is not known. Researchers believe it may be a result of the body’s abnormal immune system response to environmental triggers (eg, a virus) in children with a genetic predisposition to having an overactive immune system. Even after the trigger is gone, the immune system continues to fight and ends up attacking the body itself.Diagnosing JDM can be difficult because it is a relatively rare disease. In making a diagnosis, the doctor will gather information from the medical history, the physical examination and testing. Testing may include:
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Thank you for the 5 Star Review and added pics! The Molded Innovations Front and Rear Carbon Fiber Emblems with Red Stars look awesome! The will definitely make your WRX/STI stand out above the rest! Simply remove your OEM emblems with a little heat, clean up any residual glue or dirt from the mounting area and proceed with applying your new emblems! Subimods offers the widest selection of colors for your car, we have something for every enthusiast, don’t forget to check out our other emblems for your Subaru! Thank you for taking the time to leave a 5 Star Review and adding a pic of the Molded Innovations Full Carbon Fiber Emblem Kit! These are a fantastic upgrade from the OEM emblems! They are super unique and look amazing! I am glad they fit your 2020 Impreza Sport as they are not confirmed to do so! These gave me the look I was after and really added that finishing touch my car needed. The fit perfectly and the look of the frameless badges added the perfect look for my wrx. Just buy them you won’t regret your decision. When you place an order, we will estimate shipping and delivery dates for you based on the availability of your items and the shipping options you choose. Shipping date estimates may appear on the shipping quotes page.
Is the STI logo red or pink?
The Subaru pink stars STI grille badge was unique to the STI models and is now available from Roger Clark Motorsport as a replacement part for the New Age Impreza 2001-2005 and Subaru Legacy BE5 & BH5, 1998-2003.
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Although they don’t show the colors of the stars, I risked it and bought the white and gloss black! I love how it looks on the car. I saw some people have the carbon fiber, if I end up getting tired of the gloss black background. I might end up getting the carbon fiber instead! Def in love with these right now!You’ll find that some Honda NSX models have been produced solely for the Japanese domestic market, such as the 1997 NSX Type S and S-Zero. Honda also released 483 NSX-R variants that were exclusively made for the JDM.
JDM stands for Japanese domestic market and refers to Japan’s home market for vehicles and parts. Strictly speaking, only cars that are made specifically for the Japanese market fall under this term. Although many believe that all Japanese cars are considered JDM, this is not the case as many Japanese cars are produced for countries outside of Japan.
The price of a JDM car in Japan varies depending on the make and model you’re after. Many rare vehicles can go for tens of thousands – and even hundreds of thousands – of pounds. You should also factor in the costs involved with importing the car from Japan to the UK, as well as getting it tested to ensure it’s roadworthy in the UK, as this process isn’t cheap.There are a number of JDM import-specific dealers in the UK. If you’re looking for a JDM car, this is the easiest way of finding Japanese imports specifically. For instance, Jap Import Cars focus solely on Japanese imports and have a range of vehicles listed on their website.
Is JDM rare?
JDM is a rare autoimmune disease with approximately 2-4 children per one million children being diagnosed each year in the United States. The disease presents more commonly in girls than boys and usually occurs between the ages of 2 and 15.
The UK follows strict guidelines around number plates and what can and cannot be used. However, there are some websites like JDM Plates that can help you get BSI, BSAU 145e and DVLA-compliant number plates that are smaller in size to better suit your Japanese import.You’ll find a lot of the cars that are stocked are the “usual suspects” when it comes to Japanese cars for the UK market. This includes the Subaru Impreza STi, the Nissan Skyline GT-R, the Honda NSX, and the Toyota Supra RZ-S.
The Nissan Skyline is perhaps one of the most highly sought after JDM vehicles of all time. And with good reason; it’s a racing legend and a beautiful beast of a car.This is a tricky one; essentially, it depends. The Mazda MX-5 was originally manufactured for the Japanese domestic market, but was then made available to the rest of the world in 1990. It is known as MX-5 in the UK and Miata in the US.
What is Subaru's signature color?
“For a generation of rally fans, Subaru is synonymous with blue cars, gold wheels and the iconic star cluster.
Buying a JDM car that’s already in the UK has a number of advantages. For example, it’s likely that the car would have already passed the IVA test, and you probably won’t need to register it with HMRC as you would with a JDM vehicle you import yourself.In general, JDM cars are legal in the UK, so if you want to import a JDM car from Japan to the UK, you’re allowed to do so. However, the vehicle will need to pass the individual vehicle approval (IVA) test before it’s deemed road-legal. If it doesn’t, you might need to get the vehicle modified before you can drive it on UK roads.
Yes, because Japan drives on the left and is a right-hand drive (RHD) country, all cars made for the Japanese domestic market are right-hand drives. This suits people looking to import a JDM car to the UK, New Zealand, Australia, and other commonwealth countries as, like Japan, we drive on the left and use RHD vehicles too.
Who are the 7 sisters of Subaru?
“Subaru” is the Japanese word for the constellation Pleiades. This constellation is roughly 100 million years old and is composed of the “seven sister” stars, including: Sterope, Merope, Taygeta, Maia, Alcyone, and Celaeno.
So how can you tell if you’ve got an original JDM Mazda? The Japanese version is commonly referred to as the Mazda Roadster and is a right-hand drive; first generation models were known in Japan as the Eunos Roadster – Eunos was a marque Mazda introduced for its sportier models in the domestic Japanese market. It’s likely that you’d have to hunt for the JDM version – or import it yourself.If you’re a petrolhead and you’ve had your eye on a JDM car for a while, buying a Japanese import is probably a great idea. Importing a Japanese car by yourself might be a fairly time-consuming process, but if you’re willing to put in the money and time to do so, the reliability (and pure beauty) of a Japanese vehicle is well worth it.
There’s recently been increased interest in JDM cars here in the UK. If you’re curious about JDM cars, read our article as we delve into the wonderful world of Japanese domestic market cars by answering all your burning questions.
While many people associate JDM vehicles with the high-powered, sporty vehicles featured in films of The Fast and The Furious franchise, there are many more humble cars that are only available new on the Japanese domestic market. These include many well-equipped eight-seater minivans, which are a popular choice to import to the UK, as well as many small-engined ‘kei’ cars, which come in a range of quirky styles to suit all tastes, everything from boxy microcars, to tiny retro-styled coupes. Although Subaru predominately manufactures their cars in Japan and some of these are produced solely for the Japanese market, there are some that are produced for international markets too, such as the EU, UK and USA. If you’re after a Japanese domestic market Subaru, you might want to consider importing the vehicle directly yourself or going through a specialist Japanese import dealership. This really depends on what you’re after. If you’re looking to get your hands on one of the rarer JDM models, such as the Nissan Fairlady Z432R, you might have to fork out over £500,000. Other JDM vehicles are much more reasonable, such as the Mitsubishi Lancer Evo, which can be bought for around £40,000, or the Nissan Skyline R32, which can be purchased for around £40,000 as well.
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The fundamental TPS principles are still widely used in Japanese manufacturing, so the risk of the company producing defective products is minimised as much as possible. No, not all Japanese cars are made for the Japanese domestic market. Many Japanese manufacturers produce cars that are then exported to the rest of the world. The only distinction between Japanese cars and JDM cars is that JDM cars are vehicles made exclusively for the Japanese market. There are a number of dealers that are purely focused on providing customers with used Japanese imports. This includes Jap Import Cars, which is based in High Wycombe, and All Japanese Motors, which specialises in 7 and 8-seater Japanese vehicles. Torque GT also offers a range of JDM cars on their website.The UK also played an instrumental role in getting Japan’s train system up and running, so trains were also set up to drive on the left hand side of the track. These two developments are thought to have influenced Japan to drive on the left and therefore use right-hand drive vehicles.
What is the pink Subaru badge?
The Subaru pink stars STI grille badge was unique to the STI models and is now available from Roger Clark Motorsport as a replacement part for the New Age Impreza 2006-2007.
Essentially, this system focuses on ensuring that if a problem occurs, all equipment is stopped and the issue is fixed immediately to prevent long-term problems from arising. The company also used just-in-time (JIT) techniques, meaning that the company only produced what was needed in order to continue with the manufacturing process.However, not all Skylines are JDM. The R31, R32 and R34 are all JDM, but it should be noted that 100 UK specification cars of the R33 were created and sold by Middlehurst Motorsport. The R33 are also available with JDM specs, and the R35 (otherwise known as the GT-R) is available in both UK spec and JDM.
Toyota Celicas are JDMs, but there are also some that have been manufactured in the UK and wouldn’t be classed as made for the Japanese domestic market. JDM Toyota Celicas are still highly sought after, especially WRC-era Celicas, as they offer the bombastic, modified aesthetic that many JDM enthusiasts have grown to love.
We are a Canadian run business based in Brantford, Ontario. For Subaru enthusiasts, run by Subaru enthusiasts. We specialize in parts and accessories for many Subaru models. We aim to provide the absolute best customer service and buying experience to all of our supporters.Enter your store policies, or click Create from template to enter the default template. Use the rich text editor to add style and formatting to your policies, and to add links and images.The name Subaru pays tribute to this star system and evokes the brand’s reputation for earning new Subaru fans across the globe and connecting them to one another beyond geographical or linguistic boundaries. It also refers to the brand’s participation in the FujiHeavy Industries merger, a conglomeration of equals that celebrates team spirit, just like the “seven sisters.”
Is Subaru LGBTQ?
Subaru was not the first company to create advertisements for gay and lesbian consumers, but it was the first major company in the United States to do it so transparently and consistently. Subaru’s lesbian-focused ad campaign was widely discussed, and its success helped spur growth in gay and lesbian marketing.
Now that the Subaru name has been explained, and you know what Subaru means, Deltona drivers can experience the Subaru meaning in action by test-driving the latest lineup of Subaru vehicles. Just call Subaru North Orlando at 877-488-2397. We’ll walk you through all of the new Subaru models and their configurations, helping you to find one that is both perfect for your needs and your budget. In the meantime, take a moment to explore our Subaru research guides for more helpful information about Subaru X-MODE and more! We look forward to helping Lake Mary drivers find the perfect model for their needs.
