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+NIP-CANARY
+==========
+
+Nostr Binding for the CANARY Spoken Verification Protocol
+---------------------------------------------------------
+
+`draft` `optional`
+
+## Abstract
+
+This NIP defines a Nostr application layer for the [CANARY protocol](CANARY.md),
+providing group management, seed distribution, and counter synchronisation over
+Nostr relays. The core protocol (CANARY-DERIVE, CANARY-DURESS, CANARY-WORDLIST)
+is defined in the transport-agnostic [CANARY specification](CANARY.md).
+
+## Nostr Canary Groups
+
+This section defines a Nostr application layer built on the CANARY protocol, providing
+group management, seed distribution, and counter synchronisation over Nostr relays.
+
+Nostr canary groups use a specific instantiation of the CANARY protocol with time-based
+counters and Nostr public keys as member identities.
+
+### Group Derivation Scheme
+
+The Nostr group scheme is a specific instantiation of the universal CANARY protocol
+(see [CANARY.md](CANARY.md)) with the following parameters:
+
+| Parameter     | Value                                                              |
+|---------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `secret`      | 32-byte group seed                                                 |
+| `context`     | `"canary:group"`                                                   |
+| `counter`     | `floor(unix_timestamp / rotation_interval)` plus any usage offset  |
+| `identity`    | Member's Nostr public key (64-char lowercase hex)                  |
+| `encoding`    | Word encoding from CANARY-WORDLIST (`uint16_be mod 2048`)          |
+
+#### Verification Word
+
+Derived using **CANARY-DERIVE** (see [CANARY.md §CANARY-DERIVE](CANARY.md)):
+
+```
+token_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, utf8("canary:group") || counter_be32)
+index       = uint16_be(token_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048
+word        = wordlist[index]
+```
+
+Where `counter_be32` is a 4-byte big-endian unsigned integer.
+
+#### Verification Phrase
+
+For multi-word phrases (2 or 3 words), each word is derived from a consecutive 2-byte
+slice of the same HMAC digest:
+
+```
+token_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, utf8("canary:group") || counter_be32)
+word_1      = wordlist[uint16_be(token_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048]
+word_2      = wordlist[uint16_be(token_bytes[2:4]) mod 2048]
+word_3      = wordlist[uint16_be(token_bytes[4:6]) mod 2048]
+```
+
+Different 2-byte slices MAY produce the same index; this is a valid output, not an error.
+
+#### Duress Word
+
+Derived using **CANARY-DURESS** (see [CANARY.md §CANARY-DURESS](CANARY.md)). Each
+member has a distinct duress word. In finite wordlist spaces, two members may derive
+the same duress word — this is handled by multi-match attribution. The member's Nostr
+public key (64-char lowercase hex) is the identity parameter:
+
+```
+duress_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, utf8("canary:group:duress") || 0x00 || utf8(member_pubkey) || counter_be32)
+index        = uint16_be(duress_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048
+word         = wordlist[index]
+```
+
+If the duress word collides with any verification word within the collision window
+defined by CANARY-DURESS (±2 × maxTolerance counter values), the deterministic
+multi-suffix retry algorithm applies (append suffix bytes 0x01..0xFF to the HMAC
+data until distinct, error if exhausted). See [CANARY.md §Collision Avoidance](CANARY.md).
+
+### Counter Derivation
+
+```
+counter = floor(unix_timestamp / rotation_interval) + usage_offset
+```
+
+The `usage_offset` is the number of times the word has been burned within the current
+time window. It MUST be included in Word Used events (kind 28802) so all members can
+advance in step.
+
+### Verification Algorithm
+
+When verifying a spoken response, implementations MUST follow the priority order
+defined by CANARY-DURESS (see [CANARY.md §Verification Flow](CANARY.md)):
+
+1. **Normal token at exact counter:** If the input matches the current verification
+   word (or phrase) → identity confirmed.
+2. **All duress tokens across ±tolerance window:** Derive the duress word (or phrase)
+   for every member at every counter in the tolerance window. Collect all matches.
+   Per CANARY-DURESS, the verifier MUST check all members and collect all matches
+   (see [CANARY.md](CANARY.md)). If any matches → **DURESS DETECTED**. Act normally,
+   broadcast silent duress event.
+3. **Normal token at remaining tolerance window:** Check the verification word (or
+   phrase) at non-exact counters within the tolerance window. If it matches →
+   identity confirmed, member out of sync.
+4. **No match** → verification failed.
+
+This ordering ensures that a duress token at the expected counter is never masked
+by a normal token at an adjacent counter (fail-safe).
+
+### Burn-After-Use
+
+When a word is used for verification:
+
+1. The verifying member broadcasts a Word Used event (kind 28802) with the new counter.
+2. All members advance their counter to `max(local_counter + 1, time_based_counter)`.
+3. Members who miss the event resynchronise at the next natural time rotation.
+
+## Event Kinds
+
+This NIP defines six event kinds for Nostr transport. Kind numbers 38800–38801 are
+replaceable events (NIP-16). Kind numbers 28800–28802 are ephemeral events (NIP-16).
+
+```
+Kind 38800  Canary Group              Replaceable
+Kind 28800  Seed Distribution         Ephemeral
+Kind 38801  Member Update             Replaceable
+Kind 28801  Re-seed                   Ephemeral
+Kind 28802  Word Used / Duress Alert  Ephemeral
+Kind 20800  Encrypted Location Beacon Ephemeral
+```
+
+### Kind 38800: Canary Group
+
+Published by the group creator. The `d` tag value is the group identifier throughout the
+group's lifetime.
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 38800,
+  "content": "<NIP-44 encrypted group config>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["d", "<group-identifier>"],
+    ["name", "<human-readable group name>"],
+    ["p", "<member-1-pubkey>"],
+    ["p", "<member-2-pubkey>"],
+    ["p", "<member-3-pubkey>"],
+    ["rotation", "604800"],
+    ["words", "1"],
+    ["wordlist", "en-v1"],
+    ["expiration", "<unix timestamp>"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+| Tag          | Required | Description                                                        |
+|--------------|----------|--------------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `d`          | MUST     | Unique group identifier; replaceable event address                 |
+| `name`       | SHOULD   | Human-readable group name (unencrypted — visible to relays)        |
+| `p`          | MUST     | Member public keys, one tag per member                             |
+| `rotation`   | MUST     | Rotation interval in seconds (e.g. `"604800"` for 7 days)         |
+| `words`      | MUST     | Number of words per verification phrase: `"1"`, `"2"`, or `"3"`   |
+| `wordlist`   | MUST     | Wordlist identifier (e.g. `"en-v1"`)                               |
+| `expiration` | SHOULD   | NIP-40 expiration timestamp — group auto-dissolves after this time |
+
+The encrypted `content` MUST be a NIP-44 encrypted JSON object:
+
+```json
+{
+  "description": "<creator-defined group description>",
+  "policies": {
+    "invite_by": "creator",
+    "reseed_by": "creator"
+  }
+}
+```
+
+### Kind 28800: Seed Distribution
+
+Delivers the group seed to a specific member, encrypted with NIP-44.
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 28800,
+  "content": "<NIP-44 encrypted payload>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["p", "<recipient-pubkey>"],
+    ["e", "<group-event-id>"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+Encrypted payload:
+
+```json
+{
+  "seed": "<256-bit hex-encoded group seed>",
+  "counter_offset": 0,
+  "group_d": "<group d-tag value>"
+}
+```
+
+The `counter_offset` allows re-seeding mid-window without waiting for the next natural
+time rotation.
+
+### Kind 38801: Member Update
+
+Published by the group creator to record a membership change.
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 38801,
+  "content": "<NIP-44 encrypted reason>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["d", "<group-identifier>"],
+    ["action", "add"],
+    ["p", "<affected-member-pubkey>"],
+    ["reseed", "false"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+- `action` MUST be `"add"` or `"remove"`.
+- When `action` is `"remove"`, `reseed` SHOULD be `"true"`. The creator SHOULD distribute
+  a new seed to all remaining members promptly. Implementations MAY defer reseeding for
+  low-risk presets (e.g. `family`) when the removed member is trusted not to be
+  adversarial, but MUST reseed if the removal is due to compromise or duress.
+- When `action` is `"add"`, the creator distributes the current seed to the new member.
+
+**Data model note:** Kind 38801 is a replaceable event keyed by group identifier. Only the
+most recent member update per group is visible to relays. Clients MUST derive the canonical
+member list from kind 38800's `p` tags, which are updated by the creator whenever membership
+changes. Kind 38801 serves as a change notification (latest-wins by design), not as an
+accumulative membership log.
+
+### Kind 28801: Re-seed
+
+Signals that a re-seed is in progress. Individual seed deliveries follow as kind 28800
+events.
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 28801,
+  "content": "<NIP-44 encrypted reason>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["e", "<group-event-id>"],
+    ["reason", "member_removed"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+The `reason` tag MUST be one of: `"member_removed"`, `"compromise"`, `"scheduled"`,
+`"duress"`.
+
+### Kind 28802: Word Used / Duress Alert
+
+Signals that the current word was used for verification, or that a duress word was
+detected. All members who receive this event MUST advance their local counter.
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 28802,
+  "content": "<NIP-44 encrypted payload>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["e", "<group-event-id>"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+Encrypted payload:
+
+```json
+{
+  "new_counter": 12346,
+  "used_by": "<pubkey of member who triggered the advancement>",
+  "duress": false
+}
+```
+
+When `duress` is `true`, clients MUST handle this silently — they MUST NOT display any
+visible indication that could alert an attacker. Clients SHOULD initiate an automatic
+re-seed (kind 28801) with `reason=duress`.
+
+#### Counter Acceptance
+
+Per the CANARY protocol counter acceptance rules (see [CANARY.md](CANARY.md)):
+
+- Word Used events MUST be signed by a pubkey listed in the group's `p` tags
+  (kind 38800). Clients MUST reject events from non-members.
+- `new_counter` in the encrypted payload MUST be greater than the client's current
+  counter. Clients MUST reject `new_counter <= local_counter` (replay protection).
+- `new_counter` MUST NOT exceed `time_based_counter + 100`. Clients MUST reject
+  larger jumps to bound counter drift from compromised senders.
+- Clients MUST deduplicate events by event ID.
+- `used_by` in the encrypted payload MUST equal the event signer's pubkey. Clients MUST
+  reject events where `used_by` does not match the signer. If `used_by` is omitted,
+  the signer is assumed to be the user who triggered the advancement.
+
+### Kind 20800: Encrypted Location Beacon
+
+Ephemeral event carrying AES-256-GCM encrypted location data. Used for periodic heartbeat
+beacons and duress location alerts. Encrypted with a beacon key derived from the group seed
+(not NIP-44).
+
+```json
+{
+  "kind": 20800,
+  "content": "<AES-256-GCM encrypted payload>",
+  "tags": [
+    ["h", "<group-identifier>"]
+  ]
+}
+```
+
+The `h` tag identifies the group. The encrypted payload varies by type:
+
+**Normal beacon payload:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "geohash": "<geohash string>",
+  "precision": 6,
+  "timestamp": 1709510400
+}
+```
+
+**Duress alert payload:**
+
+```json
+{
+  "type": "duress",
+  "member": "<pubkey of member under duress>",
+  "geohash": "<geohash string>",
+  "precision": 11,
+  "locationSource": "beacon",
+  "timestamp": 1709510400
+}
+```
+
+| Field            | Required | Description                                                    |
+|------------------|----------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
+| `type`           | MUST     | `"duress"` — distinguishes from normal beacons                |
+| `member`         | MUST     | Pubkey of the member who is under duress                       |
+| `geohash`        | MUST     | Location geohash (empty string if unavailable)                 |
+| `precision`      | MUST     | Geohash precision (0 if unavailable, 11 for high-precision duress) |
+| `locationSource` | MUST     | `"beacon"`, `"verifier"`, or `"none"`                         |
+| `timestamp`      | MUST     | Unix timestamp of the alert                                    |
+
+Duress alert beacons SHOULD use maximum geohash precision (11) to aid emergency response.
+The `locationSource` indicates where the location came from: the member's own beacon, the
+verifier's location, or unavailable.
+
+Beacon key derivation: `HMAC-SHA256(key=seed, data=utf8("canary:beacon:key"))`.
+
+### Sync Envelope Encryption
+
+Sync messages are protected by a symmetric envelope layer derived from the group seed.
+This is distinct from the beacon key and from NIP-44: NIP-44 encrypts Nostr event
+`content` fields point-to-point between two Nostr keys; envelope encryption wraps sync
+messages group-wide and is transport-agnostic.
+
+#### Group Key Derivation
+
+The symmetric key for envelope encryption is derived as:
+
+```
+group_key = HMAC-SHA256(key=hex_to_bytes(seed), data=utf8("canary:sync:key"))
+```
+
+Implementations MUST use this derivation and MUST NOT reuse the beacon key
+(`"canary:beacon:key"`) for sync envelopes.
+
+#### Group Signing Key
+
+Each participant derives a per-group signing identity by binding the group seed to their
+personal private key:
+
+```
+group_signing_key = HMAC-SHA256(key=hex_to_bytes(seed), data=utf8("canary:sync:sign:") || hex_to_bytes(personal_privkey))
+```
+
+Binding the personal private key ensures that each participant's signing identity within
+the group is unique, even across reseed events. Implementations MUST use the participant's
+32-byte private key (64-character lowercase hex) as the binding material.
+
+#### Group Tag Hashing
+
+To address a group on a relay without revealing the group identifier, implementations
+derive a public tag by hashing the group identifier:
+
+```
+group_tag = hex(SHA-256(utf8(group_id)))
+```
+
+The resulting 64-character lowercase hex string MAY be published in relay filter tags.
+Observers can query for group events without learning the group identifier from which the
+tag was derived.
+
+#### Envelope Format
+
+Sync payloads MUST be encrypted using AES-256-GCM:
+
+1. Generate a random 12-byte IV.
+2. Encrypt the UTF-8 plaintext with `AES-256-GCM(key=group_key, iv=iv, plaintext)`.
+3. The Web Crypto API returns `ciphertext || auth_tag` concatenated.
+4. Encode as `base64(iv || ciphertext || auth_tag)`.
+
+Decryption reverses this: base64-decode, split the leading 12 bytes as IV, pass the
+remainder to AES-256-GCM. Implementations MUST reject any payload where authentication
+fails.
+
+#### Relationship to NIP-44
+
+| Layer              | Algorithm    | Scope                              | Key source            |
+|--------------------|--------------|------------------------------------|-----------------------|
+| Nostr event content | NIP-44      | Point-to-point between Nostr keys  | Recipient's pubkey    |
+| Sync envelope       | AES-256-GCM | Group-wide; transport-agnostic     | `canary:sync:key` derivation |
+| Location beacon     | AES-256-GCM | Group-wide; ephemeral relay events | `canary:beacon:key` derivation |
+
+NIP-44 MUST be used for all Nostr event `content` fields (kinds 38800, 28800, 38801,
+28801, 28802). Envelope encryption MUST be used for sync-layer payloads that are not
+carried directly in a Nostr event `content` field.
+
+## Group Lifecycle
+
+### Creation
+
+1. Creator generates a cryptographically random 256-bit group seed.
+2. Creator publishes a Canary Group event (kind 38800) naming all initial members.
+3. Creator publishes Seed Distribution events (kind 28800) to each member, encrypted
+   with NIP-44.
+
+### Active Use
+
+Members independently derive the current verification word from the shared seed and
+counter. No network is required for derivation. When a word is used:
+
+1. The verifying member broadcasts a Word Used event (kind 28802).
+2. All members advance their counter.
+
+### Member Removal
+
+1. Creator publishes an updated Canary Group event (kind 38800) with the removed member's
+   `p` tag deleted. This is the canonical membership update — all clients derive the
+   member list from 38800's `p` tags.
+2. Creator publishes a Member Update event (kind 38801) with `action=remove`.
+3. Creator generates a new group seed.
+4. Creator publishes a Re-seed event (kind 28801) with `reason=member_removed`.
+5. Creator distributes the new seed to all remaining members (kind 28800).
+
+### Member Addition
+
+1. Creator publishes an updated Canary Group event (kind 38800) with the new member's
+   `p` tag added.
+2. Creator publishes a Member Update event (kind 38801) with `action=add`.
+3. Creator distributes the current seed to the new member (kind 28800). A re-seed is
+   NOT required.
+
+### Duress Detection
+
+1. Verifier detects a duress word (see Verification Algorithm).
+2. Verifier broadcasts a Word Used event (kind 28802) with `duress=true`.
+3. Clients handle silently. The verifier acts normally to avoid alerting the attacker.
+4. Creator initiates a re-seed (kind 28801) with `reason=duress`, excluding the
+   compromised member.
+
+### Dissolution
+
+A group is dissolved when the creator removes all members, or when the NIP-40
+`expiration` timestamp is reached. Clients MUST wipe the group seed from local storage
+upon dissolution.
+
+### Implementation Note
+
+The lifecycle above describes the protocol-level event flow. In the reference
+implementation (`canary-kit`), state management and event construction are
+separate concerns:
+
+| Protocol operation         | State function     | Event builder(s)                    |
+|----------------------------|--------------------|-------------------------------------|
+| Create group + distribute  | `createGroup()`    | `buildGroupEvent()` + `buildSeedDistributionEvent()` × N |
+| Add member                 | `addMember()`      | `buildMemberUpdateEvent()` + `buildGroupEvent()` + `buildSeedDistributionEvent()` |
+| Remove member + reseed     | `removeMember()`   | `buildMemberUpdateEvent()` + `buildGroupEvent()` + `buildReseedEvent()` + `buildSeedDistributionEvent()` |
+| Advance counter            | `advanceCounter()` | `buildWordUsedEvent()`              |
+| Full reseed                | `reseed()`         | `buildReseedEvent()` + `buildSeedDistributionEvent()` × N |
+
+State functions (`src/group.ts`) are pure local transforms — they return new
+state without side effects. Event builders (`canary-kit/nostr`) construct
+unsigned Nostr events from that state. The application is responsible for
+signing and publishing events to relays.
+
+The protocol complexity exists to enable interoperable implementations. The SDK
+complexity does not.
+
+## Transport Layers
+
+Word derivation is entirely local. Network transport is used only for counter
+synchronisation, seed distribution, and group management.
+
+### Nostr (Primary)
+
+All event kinds are published to one or more Nostr relays. NIP-44 encryption throughout.
+Relays see group membership metadata (public keys in `p` tags) but MUST NOT have access
+to seeds, tokens, or reason text.
+
+### Meshtastic (Fallback)
+
+When Nostr relays are unavailable, a canary group MAY operate over Meshtastic mesh
+radio with a channel PSK derived as:
+
+```
+channel_psk = HMAC-SHA256(key=group_seed, data="meshtastic-channel-key")
+```
+
+| Message type      | Format                                                         |
+|-------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
+| Seed distribution | Encrypted to channel PSK                                       |
+| Word Used signal  | `{"u":<new_counter>}`                                         |
+| Duress alert      | `{"d":"<first 8 hex chars of pubkey>"}`                       |
+| Group management  | NOT supported — use Nostr or in-person exchange                |
+
+### In-Person (Last Resort)
+
+For initial seed exchange or emergency re-seeding, an implementation MAY present the
+encrypted seed payload as a QR code for scanning. The QR payload MUST be a NIP-44
+encrypted Seed Distribution payload. This mechanism works fully offline.
+
+## Nostr Group Test Vectors
+
+The following vectors define canonical outputs for the Nostr canary group derivation
+scheme. Seeds and public keys are hex-encoded 32-byte values. Counters are unsigned
+64-bit integers. Words are from the `en-v1` wordlist.
+
+**Inputs:**
+
+```
+SEED_1   = 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
+SEED_2   = ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff
+PUBKEY_A = 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002
+PUBKEY_B = 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003
+```
+
+**Algorithm (CANARY-DERIVE and CANARY-DURESS with `context = "canary:group"`):**
+
+```
+verification (CANARY-DERIVE):
+  token_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, utf8("canary:group") || counter_be32)
+  index       = uint16_be(token_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048
+  word        = wordlist[index]
+
+duress (CANARY-DURESS):
+  duress_data = utf8("canary:group:duress") || 0x00 || utf8(pubkey) || counter_be32
+  duress_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, duress_data)
+  index        = uint16_be(duress_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048
+  word         = wordlist[index]
+
+  # Cross-counter collision avoidance per CANARY-DURESS §Collision Avoidance:
+  # forbidden set spans ±(2 × maxTolerance) counter values.
+  forbidden = { verification_word(c) for c in [max(0, counter - 2*tol),
+                                                 ...,
+                                                 counter + 2*tol] }
+  if word in forbidden:
+    for suffix in 0x01..0xFF:
+      duress_bytes = HMAC-SHA256(seed, duress_data || byte(suffix))
+      index        = uint16_be(duress_bytes[0:2]) mod 2048
+      word         = wordlist[index]
+      if word not in forbidden: break
+```
+
+**Vector Table:**
+
+| #  | Function            | Seed   | Pubkey   | Counter | Expected output                  |
+|----|---------------------|--------|----------|---------|----------------------------------|
+| 1  | verification word   | SEED_1 | —        | 0       | `garnet`                         |
+| 2  | verification word   | SEED_1 | —        | 1       | `twice`                          |
+| 3  | verification word   | SEED_2 | —        | 0       | `gossip`                         |
+| 4  | verification word   | SEED_1 | —        | 100     | `treat`                          |
+| 5  | verification phrase | SEED_1 | —        | 0       | `["garnet", "inject"]`           |
+| 6  | verification phrase | SEED_1 | —        | 0       | `["garnet", "inject", "garnet"]` |
+| 7  | duress word         | SEED_1 | PUBKEY_A | 0       | `theory`                         |
+| 8  | duress word         | SEED_1 | PUBKEY_B | 0       | `cedar`                          |
+
+Notes:
+
+- Vector 5 uses `words=2`. First word from `mac[0:2]`, second from `mac[2:4]`.
+- Vector 6 uses `words=3`. Bytes 0–1 and 4–5 produce the same index; the repeated word
+  is a correct output.
+- Vectors 7–8: Duress words are distinct from the verification word (`garnet`) — no
+  collision re-derivation needed.
+
+**Round-Trip Verification:**
+
+| #  | Input word | Seed   | Members              | Counter | Expected status | Expected members |
+|----|------------|--------|----------------------|---------|-----------------|------------------|
+| 9  | `garnet`   | SEED_1 | [PUBKEY_A, PUBKEY_B] | 0       | `verified`      | —                |
+| 10 | `theory`   | SEED_1 | [PUBKEY_A, PUBKEY_B] | 0       | `duress`        | [PUBKEY_A]       |
+
+## Dependencies
+
+- **NIP-44**: Versioned encryption (for all Nostr event `content` fields and seed
+  distribution payloads)
+- **NIP-40**: Expiration tags (for group auto-dissolution and ephemeral event expiry)
+
+## Appendix A: English Wordlist (en-v1)
+
+The canonical `en-v1` wordlist is maintained in the reference implementation repository
+and distributed with the `canary-kit` npm package. Implementations MUST use this exact
+list without modification. The wordlist file contains exactly 2048 entries, one word per
+line, ordered alphabetically, UTF-8 encoding, Unix line endings.
+
+Reference: `https://github.com/TheCryptoDonkey/canary-kit` — `src/wordlists/en-v1.txt`
+
+## Reference Implementation
+
+### Nostr Group API
+
+```typescript
+import {
+  createGroup, getCurrentWord, verifyWord,
+  deriveDuressWord, deriveVerificationWord,
+} from 'canary-kit'
+```
+
+Source: `https://github.com/TheCryptoDonkey/canary-kit`