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Rove ignores House Judiciary Committee subpoena.

Pursuant to a subpoena issued earlier this month, Karl Rove was due to appear for a hearing before the House Judiciary Committee today. But as CongressMatters reports, despite being “expected” to appear this time, Rove was a no show. Contacted by ThinkProgress, the House Judiciary Committee confirmed the report of Rove’s absence. Days before leaving office, “Bush’s White House counsel, Fred Fielding, sent letters to Rove, Miers, and Bolten, instructing them to continue to ignore congressional demands for information about anything they did while at the While House.”



98 Responses to “Rove ignores House Judiciary Committee subpoena.”

  1. chomot says:

    I hope he keeps digging that hole -


  2. fergus says:

    Send out the U.S. Marshals and bring the whole bunch in wearing shackles. Let ‘em do a perp walk in front of the media, just to remind them that they are no longer in power. These arrogant bastards must be taught the meaning of “obeying the law”.


  3. Tallygirl says:

    Has Miers been disbarred yet? What about Fred Fielding?

    Do you think they’ll televise the arrests live?

    Sorry, but all I have today is questions.


  4. raynman says:

    I think that they should subpoena this Fred Fielding and ask him by what legal justification he thinks that anyone can ignore a Congressional Subpoena.

    In the meantime, tho… Contempt of Congress anyone?


  5. the brown acid says:

    Meh. He’ll continue to go untouched. Obama will probably pardon him anyway, bipartisanship and all. God what a con.


  6. MrWombat says:

    How bout they throw his fat ass in prison where he belongs?


  7. lokidog says:

    What’s it going to be Conyers?

    Did you grow a pair since the last election, or are you and your colleagues still a bunch of gutless weenies when it comes to practicing what you preach?


  8. fergus says:

    Why not, Raynman? They have had nothing but contempt for the American people for the last 8 years. A change of administration doesn’t mean a change of attitude.


  9. hanshiro says:

    ZOMFG, Rove is actually risking the dreaded sternly-worded-letter!

    Reid is probably composing Rove’s ‘howler’ even now…. *shudder*


  10. Uncle Ho says:

    ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!

    ARREST THE BUSTARD!


  11. krystalviews says:

  12. WAYNEBRO says:

    We have a congress that is so spineless that even with a two house majority and a democratic White House, they still can’t enforce a simple Subpoena.

    I guess the Sergeant at Arms is sort of like the Maytag Repairman these days.

    Nothing to do.


  13. MCMetal says:

    Rove ignores House Judiciary Committee subpoena.

    Along with diet plans ………….And heterosexuality


  14. Nevar says:

  15. the brown acid says:

    What I don’t get is the authoritarian punks in congress will happily go after any of us serfs that dare to defy their authority but this pig f$%ker Rove is allowed to operate with impunity. WTF


  16. kasinca says:

    It would do this country good to see this fat criminal pig hog tied and dragged through the streets of Washington DC and delivered to the committee for questioning. He should be locked up and televised. It might turn the economy around.


  17. hanshiro says:

    Obama/Holder said, “No one is above the lawhawhawhawhaw…

    Sorry, couldn’t get through that with a straight face.


  18. WaltinTexas says:

    I’m so sick of this. Throw this fat, un-American, fascist, treasonous POS in prison and leave his cowardly Reich-wing ass there!!!


  19. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    the brown acid Says:

    but this pig f$%ker Rove is allowed to operate with impunity…
    ___________

    Jesus, brown acid… you can’t call Rove a pig f$%ker…

    I know, but we can make him deny it…


  20. StratRat says:

    I guess Greenwald is right: We do have two levels of justice in this country. One level for you and I, another for those who are approved by the ‘village’. I guess that settles that.


  21. fergus says:

    Rove a pig f$%^ker? Wouldn’t that be a form of self-abuse?


  22. hanshiro says:

    19.The Republic of Stupidity Says: Jesus, brown acid… you can’t call Rove a pig f$%ker…

    I know, but we can make him deny it…

    He’ll go on Fox News Sunday and claim Clinton denied it first…


  23. nwmuse says:

    His a$$ had better be toast this time..


  24. rocks911 says:

    Well by God, send another letter!

    Pussy oversight.


  25. DNFP says:

    pig f$%ker Rove is allowed to operate with impunity. WTF

    Lot’s of pics of Congressmen with Rove’s dick in their mouths?


  26. hanshiro says:

    24. nwmuse Says: His a$$ had better be toast this time..

    It won’t be. He apparently knows where all the bodies are buried, and heaven forbid the leadershi(t) act on Constitutional grounds rather than CYA grounds.

    Reducing our laws and rights to the worth of coffee grounds…


  27. Buckie Boy says:

    They will send him a stern letter of disappointment…

    …new guys same as the old guys…

    …how sad.


  28. fuzzwald says:

    I look forward to Rove and his cronies being put into prison – not the country club kind, either. A nice touch would be to put them into the general population, and put a 24/7 webcam in their cells.


  29. larkohio says:

    His arrogance continues to be in place.


  30. DNFP says:

    and put a 24/7 webcam in their cells.

    He should work with Dumbya and charge an hourly fee to help fund the Shrub “legacy” institute.


  31. Uncle Ho says:

    I am so GOD DAMNED sick of this shit.

    Conyers-GROW A PAIR!
    If you can’t lead, then follow or get the HELL out of the way.


  32. spencers mom says:

    Judith Miller spent months in jail for refusing to testify to Fitzgerald. How are Rove/Miers/Bolton any different?

    Not that I’m defending Miller by any means, but at least publish the new laws that apply to the few so that we the many will know when to just keep our mouths shut and look the other way when “our” laws are broken.

    PEACE


  33. hanshiro says:

    Anyway, why should Rove comply with Obama working to protect bush’s emails? Seems there’d be plenty of information amongst those messages…..but Obama is subverting his own ‘transparency’ shtick by pulling the rug out from under accountability:

    One day after he was sworn in as president of the United States and in the same week signing executive orders ushering in a new era of government transparency, Barack Obama’s Justice Department quietly filed a motion in federal court to dismiss a long-running lawsuit that sought to force the Bush administration to recover as many as 15 million missing White House emails.

    In a legal briefs filed Jan. 21, the Justice Department admitted that a secretive restoration process implemented during George W. Bush’s last months in office was still incomplete, and that a bulk of the emails sent between 2003 and 2005 were deleted from servers in the Executive Office of the president and unrecoverable. The missing emails cover a time frame that included the lead up to the Iraq war, a lawsuit involving the identities of individuals and corporations who advised Dick Cheney on energy policy and the leak by White House officials of covert CIA operative Valerie Plame’s identity.

    This stinks to high heaven. ‘Change’ my @ss…


  34. Max-1 says:

    .

    S T E R N L Y
    W O R D E D
    L E T T E R S

    .


  35. hanshiro says:

    God, what a difference Kucinich woulda made by now…


  36. shoeless says:

    raynman Says:
    ——————————————————————————–

    I think that they should subpoena this Fred Fielding and ask him by what legal justification he thinks that anyone can ignore a Congressional Subpoena.

    Think he might ignore that subpoena?


  37. linda says:

    why shouldn’t rove continue to display his utter contempt for those gutless cowards in congress. perhaps if the house had done something a couple of years ago when miers/bolten/rove et al all spit in their faces, they wouldn’t be once again revealed as the toothless pussies they are.

    yeah, i’m talking to you john conyers. maybe it’s time for another sternly worded letter….


  38. The Dogfather says:

    Rove’s contempt for Congress is a clear attack on the U.S. government and Constitution. Hence, Rove is now an enemy combatant.

    What’s that thing we do with enemy combatants again? Lemme think…something about Gitmo and swimming???


  39. stateofthedivision says:

    Karl Rove, UBS, Bush White House e-mails, torture, domestic spying.

    America is gone, replaced by some bizarre corporate state.


  40. Marie says:

    OK – it’s time for the US Marshalls to visit him, cuff him and bring him in.
    No more waiting, no more postponing — he is in contempt.


  41. LibertyLover says:

    Damn, Big surprise. Not. I’ll just bet that Rove ignores his photo-radar tickets when he is is Arizona, too.


  42. Alejandro says:

    All Rove has to do is invoke the state’s secret privilege and Obama will comply.

    http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2009/feb/17/the-more-things-change/

    Last week before the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, President Obama echoed the position of Bush-Cheney that the state secrets privilege required dismissal of Mr. Mohammed’s suit. In other words, individual constitutional rights of the highest order should be sacrificed on the altar of national security. At the same time, Mr. Obama was deciding to defend the arch-defender of torture, former Deputy Assistant Attorney General John Yoo, from a suit brought by Jose Padilla.

    http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0109/18063.html

    n Democratic legal circles, no attorney has been more pilloried than former Bush Justice Department official John Yoo, chief author of the so-called torture memos that Barack Obama last week sought to nullify.

    But now President Obama’s incoming crew of lawyers has a new and somewhat awkward job: defending Yoo in federal court.

    You remember John Yoo. The guy that said it’s ok for the president to order the crushing of children’s testicles in order to get their parents to talk.


  43. shoeless says:

    If only we could get a former Bush administration official to write a letter telling Rove to honor a subpoena. Their letters always work! Just look at the letter Gonzo had John Yoo write to him saying it was OK for Fredo to break U.S. and international law! It worked like a charm!


  44. shaker o salt says:

    At what point are they going to continue this charade? It’s ime to arrest the bastard and throw his white ass in jail for contempt.


  45. jb says:

    Up against the wall lard ass.


  46. hanshiro says:

    It’s ironic to note that amongst all the “give him time” Obamaphiles, there isn’t one who is crowing about how bloody fast Obama moved to cover up bush’s crimes; first with telecom immunity, then first day move to suppress the email lawsuit, then the state secrets madness.

    Yeah, we need to give him more time to give bush’s crimes a proper burial…in an unmarked grave…


  47. stateofthedivision says:

    Judith Miller was a journalist. Rove is a political operative. Justice isn’t near the same for the two groups.

    “Just Us” department is for politicians. A pox on both red and blue houses.


  48. curious says:

    The judiciary needs to do it’s job. Legally in the Constitution it is required that they be arrested. They have thumbed their nose at the subpoena’s every time. And each time congress has rolled over. Enough is enough.

    Send the sergeant at arms and the nearest sheriff and arrest the lot of them. My God Bush’s former Whitehouse lawyer is still calling the shots. What a bunch of Wus’s this congress is filled with.


  49. hanshiro says:

    49. curious Says: The judiciary needs to do it’s job. Legally in the Constitution it is required that they be arrested.

    Thanks for the laugh, curious…


  50. DNFP says:

    What a bunch of Wus’s this congress is filled with.

    Yup.

    A bunch of lawyers who actually occupy a LOWER rung on the moral ladder than ambulance chasers.


  51. misshusseinmolly says:

    WHY is Congress behaving like a deer caught in the headlights — paralyzed and unable to do anything?

    Cheney and his man-sized safe are gone. The parade of puppet AGs is gone. Rove no longer has a friend in the White House. And yet the Dems are still behaving as if they are being blackmailed.

    WTF?????


  52. jacambece says:

    Someone had a good idea last night, action is required

    I’m sending a link to these comments to
    john.conyers@mail.house.gov

    I’ll help flood his fax with copies of this page, you all need to help

    202-225-0072 (Fax)
    I’ll post to his blog also, you can’t just post your stuff here, get involved.

    http://conyers.house.gov/index.cfm?FuseAction=About.Blog&Blog_id=5e2d1f6c-57b2-43d4-b7fb-bf73c0665d32

    Come on get on board, let him know how you really feel!!

    DUac! DUac! To the barricades!!!


  53. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    hanshiro Says:

    It’s ironic to note that amongst all the “give him time” Obamaphiles, there isn’t one who is crowing about how bloody fast Obama moved to cover up bush’s crimes; first with telecom immunity, then first day move to suppress the email lawsuit, then the state secrets madness.

    Yeah, we need to give him more time to give bush’s crimes a proper burial…in an unmarked grave…
    ___________

    Know what’s really painful here? Even as Obama appears to be giving the GOOP all they cover they could ever wish for, they’ll STILL trying to stab him in the back every chance they get.

    Painful… and sad… and more than a little infuriating.


  54. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    jacambece Says:

    DUac! DUac! To the barricades!!!
    _________

    It would be easier to understand your incoherent mutterings if you’d pull your head out of your Cheney before talking.


  55. celtic cynic says:

    So, where’s his next speech or golf outing or fund raiser?
    Put a bounty on him and guess what will happen?
    Outraged citizens might do the job that our gummint boys won’t.
    It could happen.
    Let’s have some change, for a change.


  56. Shayne says:

    hanshiro Says:

    God, what a difference Kucinich woulda made by now…

    What are you smoking? With Kucinich as the nominee McCain would be President.


  57. normalasf says:

    It’s time to frog march this slime ball right into jail. In chains.

    Makes me sick to my stomach how much tolerance this law breaker is given by our law makers.


  58. jacambece says:

    hanshiro Says:
    God, what a difference Kucinich woulda made by now…

    No Crap! We would have those secret UFO records released by now for one thing.


  59. Game of Life says:

    These nasty aholes are gonna make President Obama’s DOJ handle turd, eyeliner, yosemite sam and gonzo. Good. Because I’m not gonna look ahead until they pay for their crimes.


  60. jacambece says:

    jacambece Says:
    I’ll help flood his fax with copies of this page, you all need to help
    202-225-0072 (Fax)

    Make sure to set your fax to keep redialing, it took 13 trys for mine to get through the 1st time.


  61. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    jacambece Says:

    Make sure to set your fax to keep redialing, it took 13 trys for mine to get through the 1st time.
    __________

    (Heh… whattafool… we got him doing our work for us… whattaputz… tee hee..)


  62. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    Shayne Says:

    God, what a difference Kucinich woulda made by now…

    What are you smoking? With Kucinich as the nominee McCain would be President.
    _________

    Perhaps hanshiro is simply making the point that what a difference a person w/ a actual conscience some moral bearings would make…

    Sadly, Kucinich stood no chance what so ever in the election.


  63. MapleStreet says:

    If I weren’t so heavily inclined to give Rove the benefit of the doubt (HA HA HA HA HA HA NOT NOT NOT) I would wonder if this wasn’t the stall tactic of feigning compliance to the last minute.


  64. Rich H says:

    Rove needs his fat ass in jail, along with the rest of them. Some need to pay the ultimate price for their betrayal of our country.
    I’ve often thought about what would happen if I ever got arrested for anything. How can I claim the same privileges as those in Washington? And why can’t I?
    Also, as long as we are eventually going to get Rove before congress (some day far far away), will it be alright to waterboard him because it’s not a form of torture, it’s just a means of getting information.
    I can’t wait for the show – at least the one I’d produce.


  65. teri3157 says:

    …Rove didn’t show?
    Get’a rope!


  66. WestCoastLiberal says:

    Let’s track him down, arrest him and lock him up until he talks. Let Segalman interrogate him. I don’t know about you but as for myself, I’m fed up with this cr*p. You or I try to ignore a congressional subpoena and see what happens; I don’t see why Rove, Miers, or Bolton is any different.


  67. hanshiro says:

    57.Shayne Says: What are you smoking? With Kucinich as the nominee McCain would be President.

    59. jacambece Says: No Crap! We would have those secret UFO records released by now for one thing.

    It’s always funnier the 700th time around!

    Lessee, the tax cuts Obama promised to revoke, aren’t.

    Obama is perpetuating bush state secrets ‘laws,’ excusing bush’s illegal spying with telecom immunity, and seeking to stonewall access to the WH emails that would shed a glaring light on bush’s activities regarding the war, Plame, etc. All after ‘promising’ the opposite.

    I’m not so sure ‘we’ won, frankly. And as far as the tired UFO and/or leprechaun jokes, I hope they’re as funny while Rove continues to walk scot-free while Obama has a few more mind ‘changes.’

    That isn’t ‘change’ I can believe in…where I come from they’re called scumbag lies.


  68. Geezer says:

    What do you get a turdblossum who has everything? An orange jumpsuit, a case of grape jelly, a subscription to the soap on a rope of the month club, and several years to enjoy them.


  69. hanshiro says:

    63. The Republic of Stupidity Says: Perhaps hanshiro is simply making the point that what a difference a person w/ a actual conscience some moral bearings would make…

    Thank you TRoS, that is my point exactly!


  70. tombaker says:

    “Cuff’em, Dano”


  71. The Republic of Stupidity says:

    hanshiro Says:

    Thank you TRoS, that is my point exactly!
    ____________

    Yer welcome. That’s how I took yer comment. I’m sorry to see Kucinich so sidelined by his own party these days. I had hoped he would be tapped for a Cabinet position, perhaps has health care czar…

    It’s sad when someone w/ real ethics is seen as a trouble maker.


  72. gus smith says:

    This abject disregard for America’s system of government has demoralized me. What is our country all about if we can blow up citizens of another country’s on a mistake but we can’t make our own system of laws and rules apply? I am mind-boggled.


  73. janscott says:

    How is this possible? Doesn’t everyone else get taken to jail for contempt?
    How is this possible?


  74. telestai2 says:

    fergus Says:

    Rove a pig f$%^ker? Wouldn’t that be a form of self-abuse?

    Besides, it gives animal husbandry a bad name.


  75. sacopenapa says:

    ARREST THE F#**CKING BASTARD NOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  76. had enough says:

    It has been 2 hours and we are not hearing breaking news… arrest warrant for Karl Rove?

    What the hell is going on?

    callcongress.org

    Contact Congress PDF Print E-mail

    Here is the main number for Congress – the Senate and House – in Washington, DC. 202 225-3121

    Toll-free numbers, sponsored by a variety of sources, come and go, so this list may not be current (although we try to update it often). If you find dead numbers here, or know of numbers we could/should add, drop an email to thom at thomhartmann.com.

    1 (800) 828 – 0498
    1 (866) 338 – 1015
    1 (877) 851 – 6437
    1 (800) 459 – 1887


  77. IgnoranceIsNotBliss says:

    Good thing I wasn’t holding my breath.

    Yo Ryan, I don’t think they do anything at the “While House”


  78. RUCerious says:

    INHERENT CONTEMPT!! NOW!!! GODDAMMIT!!!


  79. bonzo 1958 says:

    Buckie Boy Says:

    They will send him a stern letter of disappointment…

    …new guys same as the old guys…

    …how sad.

    There are very new new guys in congress. Change in President + no change in Congressmen = no change.


  80. Salmon Dave says:

    Congress is a laugh ……GOP is corrupt……Dems are weak and unable to do anything meaningful…..they are ALL f’d up.
    If they can’t arrest Rove for contempt…..I don’t blame him for ignoring their feckless threats.

    Dave


  81. Mugsy says:

    If Holder doesn’t issue a warrant for his arrest, he’s not doing his job.


  82. DidHeJustSayThat says:

    OOOOOh! I bet they subpoena him again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again, and again…


  83. WAYNEBRO says:

    Mugsy. It’s not the Attorney General’s job to enforce Congressional subpoena’s.

    It’s the job of the congress to enforce their own Subpoena’s. That’s why they have a police force, and a Jail in the capital.

    The Sergeant at Arms would arrest Rove, and they’d toss him in the jail in the basement of the Capital.

    That is of course assuming we actually had a Congress, and not a quorum of spineless jellyfish.


  84. ElBruce says:

    Yay, Congress has no power whatsoever! Whee! Somebody build a time machine and let’s see what the Army-McCarthy hearings would have looked like if nobody had showed up.


  85. Robert M. says:

    stateofthedivision Says:
    ——————————————————————————–

    Judith Miller was a journalist. Rove is a political operative. Justice isn’t near the same for the two groups.

    “Just Us” department is for politicians. A pox on both red and blue houses.

    February 23rd, 2009 at 1:46 pm Recommend (2) | Report Abuse

    judith miller was a “journalist” only by title. By profession she’s a CIA misinformation specialist.

    Her silence and so-called “imprisonment” was probably well compensated for by the agency after she got out. But in the end it was a media show to distract attention and an attempt to restore some measure of credability to her worthless carcass.


  86. candide says:

    Didn’t you realize that these are important people who are above the law? The law is for the weak and poor to keep them in their place. Certainly not for Republicans. Checks and balances? Why, even the Democrats don’t really believe in that.


  87. jacambece says:

    WAYNEBRO Says:
    Mugsy. It’s not the Attorney General’s job to enforce Congressional subpoena’s.

    Oh cut the guy a break, can’t all be geniuses like you.


  88. EugeneDebs says:

    jacambece Says:

    Unfortunaly too many people are MORONS like YOU


  89. WAYNEBRO says:

    jacambece Says:

    WAYNEBRO Says:
    Mugsy. It’s not the Attorney General’s job to enforce Congressional subpoena’s.

    Oh cut the guy a break, can’t all be geniuses like you.

    I’m sorry. In the circles I run in correcting inaccurate information with accurate information is considered a positive thing, not a negative one.

    I guess it’s not the same in the circles you run in?


  90. jb says:

    Rendition Rove to Morocco. They know what to do with fat treasonous pigs.


  91. thedeadparrott says:

    Call out Palidin!

    a nice wanted poster with some real money and per dium to get the man away from the dancing girls and fandango tables in San Francisco. he will bring him back tied to a horse.


  92. dbearton says:

    Wanted Dead or Alive!


  93. Wang111 says:

    Rove must answer to the subpoenas and “rat out” Bush.

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    B.S., Summa Cum Laude, 1996
    Messiah College, Grantham, PA
    Lower Merion High School, Ardmore, PA, 1993

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    ONLINE, ANTI-BUSH, EDUCATIONAL, SCHOLASTIC RESEARCH: LISTING OF MAJOR ISSUES

    http://andrewyu-jenwang.blogspot.com/ 2009/ 01/ online-anti-bush-educational-scholastic.html


  94. EugeneDebs says:

    Wang111 Says:

    Go away blogwhore


  95. Max-1 says:

    .

    http://clerk.house.gov/member_info/oathoffice.html

    Updated from the Congressional Record, February 13, 2009.

    OATH of OFFICE

    “I, AB, do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.”

    Key phrases to watch for:
    “against all enemies, foreign and domestic…”
    “I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same…”
    “I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion…”
    “I will well faithfully discharge the duties of the office…”

    But really, what’s an Oath of Office good for if those who take it do so with an intent to subvert the Constitution, ignore clear violations, and openly refuse to enforce it’s Laws?

    Congressman John Conyers is a coward who has failed to “support and defend” the Constitution. He has done so with much heavy mental reservations, and in fact has gone to great lengths to construct reasons and attempt to give purposes of evasion as to why he should not be obligated to faithfully support and defend the entire Constitution of the USA.

    VOTE
    OUT
    THE
    OLD
    ROT

    John Conyers once was a good man…
    … WAS!

    Dear John CONyers,
    George W. Bush once famously said, “You can fool me once…”
    How did he end that, FOOL?

    .


  96. Max-1 says:

    .

    Q U E S T I O N:
    If the first no-show was a simple case of contempt…
    … Fought out in court, Rove, Miers, and Bolton lost that round…

    And the second was a clear statement of contempt not only of the Committee but also of the prior ruling concerning Roves prior contempt/no-show…
    … Where vacation plans trump a subpoena and the Committee is told to fukoff…

    The third time around is just what then…
    … Confirmation that anyone can ignore a subpoena, NO?

    … Or just when it’s issued by one John CONyers?

    .


  97. Simple_But_Slow says:

    I didn’t see this posted, so I’m weighing in with something that I believe is the meat behind chubbo’s potatoes. The thing about Karl Rove that boilerplates his ass from the pursuit of justice is his trademark “gotcha” m.o. Rove probably has a file–maybe as much as 15 million emails worth ;)–that would make J. Edgar Hoover green and erect with envy. They don’t want to prosecute him because he will pull out the Rove-Nukes and blow the lid on the entire corrupt, hypocritical arrangement in Congress.




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