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poorsleeep · 1 year

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apostate-in-an-alcove · 4 months

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Unknown sailor

Dover Street Studios, 1900s

#photography #early 1900s #vintage sailors #sailors #seamen #tattooed man #the one site i saved this picture from had this as sexy-sailor jpg as its file name and cant say i argue with that title #ive seen some shady articles say that this is from 1908 but i don't trust the accuracy of that though i agree that it's from the early 1900 #love his eyes and his expression and the pose

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history-of-fashion · 2 years

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1909 Portrait of Mabel Love (photo by Dover Street Studios)

(Rijksmuseum)

#1900s #20th century #photo #women

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w2c · 1 year

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Aitor Throup Model No. - OA55-29 Material: Resin Coated Denim ‘Stockwell Denim Jacket’ “From Aitor Throup’s ‘On The Effects Of Ethnic Stereotyping’ concept, this iconic piece was first presented in the NOR preview drop with Dover Street Market in October 2012. A.T. Studio painstakingly developed multiple prototype versions of this piece, until the final version was released in 2013. As with the whole NOR’13 collection, each piece is constructed with the same innovative ‘edge-to edge’ fur-stitching; which result in each construction line being free from ‘seam allowance’, giving the garments an incredibly precise unparalleled finish. 6 different versions of this piece are available.” via inkclothing

#Aitor Throup

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the-90s-music-colosseum · 7 months

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anon who wants to get into blur, may i present some song recs from their 9 studio albums?

inertia, sing, there's no other way, she's so high, bang, luminous (leisure, 1991)

for tomorrow, beachcoma, peaches, bone bag, villa rosie, coping, colin zeal, advert (modern life is rubbish, 1993)

parklife, girls & boys, this is a low, clover over dover, to the end (the francoise hardy duet please), london loves, end of a century (parklife,1994)

the universal, charmless man, he thought of cars, mr robinson's quango, fade away (the great escape, 1995)

song 2, beetlebum, dancehall, death of a party, country sad ballad man, you're so great, bustin n dronin (blur, 1997)

tender, no distance left to run, caramel, trailerpark, coffee and tv, swamp song, battle, trimm tabb, music is my radar, the 4 bugman remixes of the band members, black book (13, 1999)

out of time, sweet song, battery in your leg, good song, crazy beat, ambulance (think tank, 2003)

the lonesome street, ong ong, my terracotta heart, mirrorball, new world towers, ghost ship (the magic whip, 2015)

the ballad, everglades for leonard, barbaric, russian strings, the swan, avalon, st. charles square, sticks and stones (the ballad of darren, 2023)

Wow thank you! @ curious anon from earlier, this one's for you (and me. I have yet to do a Blur deep dive and here's my chance)

#most attractive 90s musician #asks #blur

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gogmstuff · 1 year

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1900s dresses -

Top left ca. 1903 Front of evening dress by Henriette Favre (Metropolitan). From tumblr.com/fashionsfromthepast 1113X2048.

Top center ca. 1903 Side of evening dress by Henriette Favre (Metropolitan). From tumblr.com/fashionsfromthepast 1513X2048.

Top right ca. 1903 Back of evening dress by Henriette Favre (Metropolitan). From tumblr.com/fashionsfromthepast 1280X1904

Second row 1903 Woman by Emilio Gola (location ?). From tumblr.com/toanunnery 747X1280.

Third row 1900s Lady (photo by Helene Mrozowsky. From tumblr.com/blog/view/fashionsfromthepast1008X1920.

Fourth row left 1908 Paquin walking dress and jacket front (auction by Tessier Sarou). From tumblr.com/fashion-inspiration-s 1280X1920.

Fourth row right 1908 Paquin walking dress and jacket back (auction by Tessier Sarou). From tumblr.com/fashion-inspiration-s 1280X1920.

Fifth ro. 1909 Mabel Love by Dover Street Studios. From tumblr.com/blog/view/fashionsfromthepast 2048X2807.

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jcinterlude · 1 year

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My fav lone songs as outfits:

Pt 1

Something I’ve been wanting to attempt for a while - styling outfits based on the vibe and feel of some of my favourite lone songs. Hopefully I do them justice…

Dover Street Market

Starting off very strong with Dover Street Market. A song with a melancholic vibe, thanks to the “Night Piano” sample by Yu-Peng Chen (popularized by the well-known Genshin impact video game). The ambiance of this song to me is soft but dark; nostalgic and intentional.

Takahiro Miyashita’s Number (N)ine Archive Black wool jacket. Described as a ‘black historical style jacket ornamented velvet tapes, thread buttons with lingery style ivory colour hoocks.’ This piece is the basis of the whole outfit. To me, it matches the vibe given off during the intro - elegant and proper.

No Faith Studio Flared Demin 001 Black jeans. Personally, I really like the flared silhouette of these jeans and the parts that are distressed fits in with the darker notes of the song. Of course, the colour scheme of the overall outfit is going to be dark, so the dark washed-out grey colour is a nice touch.

Jaded London’s Umbra in Distress shredded top. Because the main centre piece is the Number (N)ine jacket, layering could really elevate the overall outfit. The fit of the jacket allows for the midriff to be exposed, so adding this distressed top underneath creates some depth by maintaining the overall dark vibes, but not overpowering the jacket itself.

Mui Mui leather lace-up ankle boots in Black. Any staple platform, chunky boot would look good with this outfit, but I chose the mui mui's just because I like the separated wedges and the chunky silver - gives the shoes and accent.

As for accessories - Vivienne Westwood's Mayfair Black Crystal Bracelet. Vivienne pieces you just can't go wrong with. To keep things in theme, silver and black jewellery would really bring things together. I like this bracelet because the colour is almost the midway point between black and silver. A simple wrist piece that still maintains the elegance of the jacket.

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seitaikei · 2 months

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January 10, 2024:

Did some work then went shopping in Shimokitazawa. Definitely an interesting place!

January 11, 2014:

Checked out the Human Made store along with some thrifts in the Harajuku area.

January 12, 2024:

Did some work and then showed my boss around Shibuya. Hit the club and got stuck because the trains don’t run after a certain hour. Absolute nightmare getting home.

January 13, 2024: Went to Tokyo Big Sight to check out a shop fair. Bought some very cool prints. It decided to snow today for a very short period. Went back to Daiba then Hooters.

January 14, 2024: Checked out the Ameyoko Shopping District in Ueno then went to Ce La Vi in Shibuya.

January 15, 2024:

Tokyo Dome and Donki run.

January 16, 2024:

Work then shopped around Shibuya and Miyashita Park.

January 17, 2024:

Somehow ended up at Shimokitazawa again then went to Nakano Broadway and had a gigantic bowl of ramen at Kamukura.

January 18, 2024:

Did some work then wandered around and ended up at Daikanyama T Site which was super cool.

January 19, 2024:

Had some Italian food at the place near me.

January 20, 2024:

Went to Kawasaki. Shopped around there at the book off. Had whoopi goldburger in shibuya. Then went to this random punk bar.

January 21, 2024:

Went to the Mirage Bowl which is a football matchup between Japan and the Ivy League. Somehow Japan won 10-5. Then checked out the Olympic Park and Akihabara.

January 22, 2024:

Walked around Jimbocho and went to Yakiniku Ike which is a make your own meat spot

January 23, 2024:

Worked then went to Dover Street in Ginza then the Tokyo Dome

January 24, 2024:

Went to Saiyzeria then Donki along with Tokyo Dome. Then was able to check out the character street in Tokyo Station.

January 25

Worked then went to Curry Up. Kinji and a couple other stores were cool.

January 26

Want to go check out Crocodile and hit the Bruno Mars hello kitty pop up store. Also went to this weird comedy club.

January 27

Went to Ultraman Street in Setagaya which I would not recommend. Also went to Toho Studios. Ate at the Murakami Cafe in Nakamo Broadway and the Hooters in Ginza again.

January 28

Back to the Ueno market and watched my Ducks get smoked. Then went to Donki and would not recommend the soccer museum in Tokyo Dome City.

January 29

Worked

January 30

Worked and shopped

January 31

Checked out FTC and Komeda’s Coffee. Went to Worm which is crazy. Did a weird cooking class.

February 1

Went to Syabu yo

February 2

Went clubbing all night with some friends started at Voyagrr which is cool then Atom which sucks. Ended up at 33.

February 3

Shopped around Bape and the other Shibuya stores.

February 4

Walked around Shibuya and went to the Miyashita park Inter Miami pop up.

February 5

It snowed a lot. Went to the Snoopy restaurant then bowling. Then walked around Tokyo Dome.

February 6

Did some work went to Donki.

February 7

Walked around the Taylor Swift Concert. Then went to the Inter Miami Game saw Messi play.

February 8

My interview at the Inter Miami Game is released. Went to the Voyager Lounge again. Sprinted and made last train.

February 9

Voyager Lounge

February 10

Secured Ghibli tickets. Then went to Tokyo Dome. Saw a friend I’ve know forever. Went out to dinner with some pals in Shinjuku.

February 11

Went to Granberry Park. Nike store insane. Want to go to Peanuts Museum. Went to the movies. The 身代わり忠臣蔵 film is really cool.

February 12

Woke up early as hell went to HobGlobin for the Super Bowl. Insane atmosphere. Then went to the Shinjuku hat shop.

February 13

Kura revolving sushi and the Sensoji temple in Asakusa.

February 14

Volunteered at a school. The burger place in shibuya next to Jennifer 7 is so good. Checked out MeijuJingu shrine which is beautiful.

February 15

Worked

February 16

Worked

February 17

Ohi flea market which is mid then went to Betty Smith in Ebisu then met up with Sean Wotherspoon. Hit the first bape outlet mid. Then went to Bloody Angle then a pregame spot then experienced the craziest club scene at Womb. Ended up at 33.

February 18

Legit slept the entire day after clubbing but hit Donki.

-Seitaikei

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latribune · 10 months

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remixinc · 1 year

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Krasivo 2011 from Korobkin Konstantin (duffus) on Vimeo.

2001-11 «СТРАЗЫ. СТРИНГИ. ГЛАМУР»

Оператор-постановщик: Константин Коробкин Художник-постановщик: Gesamt

В главной роли: Ксения Собчак

В ролях: Светлана Смирнова Татьяна Чибискова Андрей Климов Лилия Алябьева Ирина Бреславец Винон Абоки Дмитрий Астахов Мария Алейникова Яна Максач Андрей Климов Брайан Шелдон Александра Кавкаева Элеонора Казаку Руслан Асанов Алексей Орлов Леонид Ярошенко Александр Екатерина Потапенко

Второй режиссёр: Саша Шибаев

Кастинг-директор: Анна Теленова Ассистент по актёрам: Стефания Гарина-Меликьянц

Помощь в подборе актеров: Дмитрий Архипов Модельное агентство V-project

Операторская группа Фокус-пуллер: Андрей Погребняк Механик камеры/плейбек: Максим Новиков оператор стедикама: Валерий Петров Гаффер: Ваня Красников Осветители: Семен Денега, Владимир Втюрин, Дмитрий Харланцев, Василий Коробков Кей-грип: Антон Стоянов

Монтаж на площадке: Арсений Пронькин Звукорежиссёр площадки: Вадим Сергач

Гримёрная группа: Визажист (Ксения Собчак): Сердар Камбаров Художник по волосам (Ксения Собчак): Марина Мелентьева Визажист и художник по волосам: Маргарита Бузова Ассистенты визажиста и художника по волосам: Марьяна Троско, Марина Сенкова Julia Rada agency

Стилисты: Visible Style Service @visiblestyleservice Художник по костюму: Василиса Гамалея-Гусарова @vasilisa_gusarova Стилист: Камила Кадырова

Административная группа: Администраторы: Саша Шатилов, Антон Конев, Павел Ксенофонтов Буфет: Виктория Яковлева, Олеся Трофимова Питание: Ирина Кочкина

Бэкстейдж: Василий Кобыляну

Пост-производство и CG: Режиссёр монтажа: Илья Малов Мастеринг: Михаил Перушев Колорист: Антон Циммерман / CVET Studio Звукорежиссёр пост-производства: Станислав Паушев Композитор: Заур Парсиати Дизайнер: Анастасия Степанчикова Дизайнер барабана: Анастасия Ичко

Открывающие титры: Художник-постановщик: Жанна Зеленина Ассистент: Илья Гуреев Стилист: Ксения Фассино

В фильме использованы изображения: Getty images Net-film Муз-тв Condé Nast Статья Vogue Russia Гоша Рубчинский представил коллекцию в Dover Street Market Статья Vogue Russia Первое интервью Гоши Рубчинского для Vogue Россия

Благодарности: Гребенщиков Михаил Вячеславович Чапурин Игорь Вячеславович Дом моды Valentin Yudashkin Бренд одежды Yuliya Nikolaeva Бренд одежды Tegin Мария Смирнова, бренд INSHADE Концептуальный магазин LEFORM

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atelierwrite · 1 year

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Uni-ssentials by TOKYO DESIGN STUDIO New Balance SS23 @DOVER STREET MARKET GINZA read more

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cyarskj1899 · 1 year

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The Best Podcasts of 2022

Nicholas QuahDec. 6, 2022

Forget the celebrity brand extensions. The art of podcasting is still as vibrant as ever.

Best of 2022

The best entertainment of the year, as chosen by Vulture’s critics.

Photo-Illustration: Vulture; Illustration Courtesy of Rowena Lloyd and Susanna Hayward

Not long ago, we felt compelled to raise the following question: What did the past few consolidating years mean for podcasting as an art form? The answer was a sense that podcasting is just radio now — that is, the medium is at a place where, more often than not, the reason a show gets any attention comes not from its creative achievements but its ability to extend the brand of a celebrity or budding public personality.

10.Sounds Like a Cult (Independent)

9.Imaginary Advice, “The True Crime of Your Frozen Death” (independent)

Photo: Imaginary Advice

8.The Prince (The Economist)

Photo: The Economist Newspaper Limited

7.HeidiWorld(iHeartMedia)

Photo: Vulture

6.Welcome to Provincetown (Rococo Punch, Room Tone, Stitcher’s Witness Docs)

5.The 11th, “His Saturn Return” (Pineapple Street Studios)

4.Mother Country Radicals (Crooked Media)

3.The Trojan Horse Affair (Serial Productions and the New York Times)

Illustration: New York Times / Serial

2.Normal Gossip(Defector Media)

1.Dead Eyes, “Tom” (Headgum)

Photo: Headgum

Honorable Mentions

Frog of the Week(independent)

Photo: Frog of the Week

This Is Dating (Magnificent Noise)

Photo: Magnificent Noise

Sorry About the Kid (CBC)

Chameleon: Wild Boys (Campside Media and Sony Music Entertainment)

Authentic: The Story of Tablo(Vice Audio and iHeartMedia)

Let’s Make a Sci-Fi (CBC)

Crypto Island(independent)

The Town (The Ringer and Puck)

Photo: Spotify

The Superhero Complex (iHeartMedia and Novel)

Truthers: Tiffany Dover Is Dead* (NBC News)

Ghost Church(iHeartMedia and Cool Zone Media)

Will Be Wild(Pineapple Street and Wondery)

Deliver Us From Ervil (Novel and iHeartMedia)

Photo: Vulture

Not Lost (Pushkin Industries)

Photo: iHeartRadio and Pushkin Industries

Slow Burn: Roe v. Wade (Slate Podcasts)

Photo: The Slate Group

The Draymond Green Show: “Game 3” (iHeartMedia)

Choosing Sides: F1(iHeartMedia and Sports Illustrated)

Photo: Vulture

My Mother Made Me (Radiotopia Presents)

Photo: Vulture

Shameless Acquisition Target(independent)

Photo: LRM Works

Available on Apple Podcasts

Crooked City: Youngstown, OH(truth.media and Sony Music Entertainment)

Photo: Vulture

The Walk Home (Seattle Times and KNKX)

Photo: Seattle Times and KNKX

Death of an Artist (Pushkin Industries and Somethin’ Else)

Photo: Pushkin Industries

We Were Three(Serial Productions)

Photo: New York Times/Serial Productions

Want more stories like this one? Subscribe nowto support our journalism and get unlimited access to our coverage. If you prefer to read in print, you can also find this article in the December 19, 2022, issue of New York Magazine.

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cnu-newurbanism · 1 year

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South Main gets the recognition it deserves

The Urban Guild announced its 2022 design awards, including one for Excellence to the Surf Hotel in South Main, Bueva Vista, Colorado, designed by Craft Design Studio.

I first reported on South Main in Buena Vista, Colorado, 18 years ago—when a young brother and sister duo set out to build a whitewater rafting community in a remote mountain town. The 40-acre neighborhood, planned by Dover, Kohl & Partners, was centered on a park at the Arkansas River designed for whitewater adventurers.

The project was financed and built incrementally, and the pace of development slowed down even more during the Great Recession of 2008. The Selbys, Katie and Jed, constructed one small building at a time, and soon South Main was a hit with locals and a destination for outsiders.

“As someone who has lived here for some time, I’m just in awe at all of it,” former county commissioner Dennis Giese said in 2016. “I just stopped by the Buena Vista Roastery coffee shop, and I looked up and down Main Street and there were people everywhere. Young people, young families. And that’s what South Main has brought.” The town regularly draws streams of people for rafting—but also cultural events like concerts at an outdoor stage.

No matter—South Main has won plaudits from credible sources, including a Charter Award from CNU in 2016 for the entire neighborhood, selected by a jury that was chaired by the late, great planner Hank Dittmar. Now the Surf Hotel in South Main has been recognized for excellence by the 2022 Urban Guild Awards, whose jury included many notable urbanists.

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percorsimentali · 1 year

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Even today due to the bureaucratic error committed by those responsible, we are in Workinprogress! - Anche oggi per il n errore burocratico commesso da chi da dovere, simo in Workinprogress! - #artecontemporanea #arte #tag #graffiti #LaVorInCorso #WorkInProgress #Studio #Laboratorio #Laboratory #Study #viterbo #viterbocity #viterbo_interior_design #viterboshopping #viterboviasaffi40 #street #streetworkout #design #astratto #abstract #dipinto #art #arte #painting #galleriasaffi #manichino #graffiti #prossimamente #openingsoon (presso Centro Storico di Viterbo) https://www.instagram.com/p/CmTz0m4qZz5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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artbookdap · 2 years

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Coming soon from @reelartpress !! Rare vintage prints of @pattieboydofficial by photographer Nancy Sandys Walker, published together for the first time in the new book ‘Pattie Boyd: My Life In Pictures.’ Nancy Sandys Walker was assistant to Norman Parkinson when he opened his Dover Street studio in 1934, working on society portraits as well as his on-location fashion work for the British Edition of Harpers Bazaar up until 1940. When Parkinson moved to Vogue in 1941 Nancy opened her own studio in Marylebone and took over Parkinson’s action realism style of fashion photography for Harpers up until the 1950s, later moving to Vanity Fair in the late 1950s and early 1960s which began to feature Pattie Boyd’s early modelling work. Special thanks to @terencepepper and @oliviasmales for their invaluable assistance tracking down these rare large format prints, with the negatives lost these are the only known prints in existence. Pattie Boyd: My Life In Pictures published in October. All copies pre-ordered on our website will be signed by Pattie. ・・・ #Repost ・・・ See Linkin.bio https://www.instagram.com/p/CiU_C2tOqch/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

#repost

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afranciscomiradiezblr-blog · 2 years

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¿Historias cortas para no dormir y así no tener pesadillas?

Alessandro Bassano nació en Londres el 10 de mayo de 1829 y fue un fotógrafo inglés, un destacado retratista de la realeza y la alta sociedad en el Londres victoriano. Alessandro Bassano fue hijo del italiano Clemente Bassano y su esposa inglesa, Elizabeth Browne.

Bassano recibió una temprana formación con los artistas Augustus Egg y William Beverley.Abrió su primer estudio en 1850 en Regent Street. El estudio se trasladó a Piccadilly 1859-1863, a Pall Mall y luego a Old Bond Street en 1877.

También hubo un estudio filial Bassano en King's Road, Brighton desde 1893 hasta 1899.

El estudio de Old Bond Street estaba decorado con impresiones fotográficas de carbón y bustos de yeso, y era lo suficientemente grande como para acomodar una escena de fondo panorámica montada en rodillos, que proporcionaba una variedad de escenas al aire libre o fondos de corte.

La foto de Lord Kitchener de Bassano formó la base del póster de reclutamiento de la Primera Guerra Mundial. Bassano se retiró del trabajo en el estudio alrededor de 1903, cuando las instalaciones fueron restauradas y relanzadas como "Bassano Ltd, Royal Photographers". Murió en West Acton, Londres el 21 de octubre de 1913.

El estudio se mudó una vez más en 1921. La mudanza incluia alrededor de un millón de negativos, todos sistemáticamente numerados, que tuvieron que ser trasladados de las bodegas del local a la nueva ubicación en Dover Street.

La compañía se convirtió en "Bassano y Vandyk" en 1964. Al año siguiente incorporó a Elliott & Fry, una asociación fotográfica que había estado funcionando en Baker Street desde 1863. En 1977, la compañía se convirtió en "Industrial Photographic", con sede en Moreton Street.

Muchas placas de vidrio de Bassano Studios, incluidas algunas de Alexander Bassano, se encuentran en la National Portrait Gallery de Londres. El Museum of London tiene una gran cantidad de placas relacionados con la moda.

La National Portrait Gallery organizo una exposición de su trabajo, Alexander Bassano: Victorian Photographer en 2013, en el centenario de su muerte.

Nota: La propiedad intelectual de las imágenes que aparecen en este blog corresponde a sus autores y a quienes éstos las hayan cedido. El único objetivo de este sitio es divulgar el conocimiento de estos pintores, grabadores, fotógrafos... a los que admiro, y que otras personas disfruten contemplando sus obras. No son todas las que son, pero si son todas las que están

#Alessandro Bassano nació en Londres el 10 de mayo de 1829 y fue un fotógrafo inglés un destacado retratista de la realeza y la alta sociedad #¿Historias cortas para no dormir?

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