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However, this string appears to be an encoded or fragmented identifier — possibly from a streaming platform, a video title, a file name, or an auto-generated tag. It contains date-like elements (“27 June”), time/minutes (“01-10-18 Min”), and repeated parentheses encoding ( %28%29 which decode to () in URL encoding). For archivists: always record platform, uploader ID, and

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