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skellydun · 7 months
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I don't think I'm meant to be employed. It really cuts into my goofy silly haha time. and it makes it nearly impossible to have any wow life is beautiful let me take it in time.
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prestogifts · 4 months
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Before buying the items for its resources, the organization searches for popular corporate gifting companies. After searching for the best, they order and buy the items from that particular gift store. Due to the emphasis and popularity of the digital buying process, many organizations choose the online buying process. It solves their purposes.
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trophykartindia · 11 months
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Benefits of Corporate Recognition Gifts for Employees
Who doesn't love getting gifts? Whether it's a birthday present, a gift for the holidays, or even a gift to say sorry, who doesn't? Giving corporate gifts is a wonderful gesture of appreciation and recognition, and it also has the added benefit of attracting potential new customers. Businesses have used corporate gifts for a long time as a way to promote their names and reach their goals. There are many gifts to choose from, so picking the right ones is important.
Motivate employees and boost morale:
Corporate gifts are a kind gesture that can remind staff members how much you appreciate their efforts during this trying pandemic. Personalised company presents would also inspire people to adapt to the pandemic's social and economic changes. It's important to keep staff morale up to get through hard times. A personalised gift demonstrates your appreciation for their unique contributions to your company's success.
Boosts image and goodwill:
Positive word-of-mouth is very helpful to businesses. You are spreading awareness of your product or service by word of mouth. Giving gifts to people is one of the best ways to enhance your reputation and guarantee that they remember you. Personalised gifts show that you care about people's likes and dislikes and pay attention to them, which makes you a relationship-driven company that will last. Also, this small effort would help your reputation and encourage more investors and people to try your services and be a part of your business.
Express Gratitude:
Giving recognition gifts for employees is one of the best ways to thank your workers and clients for trusting and supporting your brand. If you give your workers a personalised gift to show how much you appreciate their consistency and hard work, they will be happy and satisfied with the synergy at work.
Improve how you work with customers:
Building strong, long-lasting relationships with customers will lead to long-term growth and improve the value of a customer over their lifetime. Corporate gifts that are hand-picked and made for the event can help build new relationships and strengthen old ones.
Save money and time:
The budget must be small and reasonable for a corporate gifting plan to work. Gifts that are simple and useful get the most use and get the most responses. Your skills don't have to be expensive for your workers or clients to like them. They have to be useful. If your clients or workers want the gifts, they will help people remember your brand. When planning and organising many gifts, there are more storage, organisation, and transport costs. Also, it takes work to figure out what each person likes and dislikes. Your employees/clients may not like your gift.
Get reviews and word-of-mouth:
Trophykart; leading trophy manufacturers in Delhi offers Corporate Merchandise, Onboarding & Welcome Kit, Eco friendly & Sustainable Gifts, Recognition gifts for employees. Simple business gifts that work well get the recipient's attention. When people get the right skills, they are happy and want to share the joy with their friends and family. And when they share their happiness on social media spread good word of mouth, which can lead to repeat business and recommendations.
Conclusion:
You can present recognition gifts for employees, your customers and clients now that you better understand the advantages of doing so. This is the most cost-effective way to raise brand recognition outside your company.
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chokorefashion · 2 years
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Corporate Gifts for Employees They'll Love:
When looking for the greatest gifts for corporates, accessories might be your best bet and a safe choice. Anybody may get them as a present, regardless of their size, preferences, or age. In addition, unlike standard mugs, calendars, pen holders, or keychains, accessories may be a souvenir and timeless gift that is also functional.
Corporate Gifts for Employees They'll Love: https://issuu.com/chokore01/docs/corporate_gifts_ideas_for_employees.pptx
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souvnirsgift · 2 years
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Best New Year's Presents To Show Your Employees You Care
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When the new year approaches, you should think about employee gifts. This impassioned assertion is psychologically and emotionally sound.
Your staff take a sip of tranquility and look at the year's financial sheet. Deeply curious, they think about what they dreamed, what resolutions they made when they were in a good mood, and how many boxes on their bucket list from last year are still blank. Many people utilize the new year as a starting point to fill up last year's backlog with new passion, energy, and strategy.
Gifting wisely to help employees achieve their goals lets you show them gratitude. Your care imprints on their psyche, making the tie between you and them as solid as lava. Employee New Year's presents are therefore important.
What to gift is a deceptively simple question.
New Year's Gifts
A rock contains the sculpture. A sculptor cuts away undesired rock. As he knows what he doesn't desire, he builds through subtraction.
It works the same way for ideas for New Year's gifts for employees since there is a big difference between what staff members want and what employers give. ‍
Businesses may learn from the sculptor. Employers must recognize what not to gift, especially for the new year, as employees perceive it as a starting point for beginning new things and experiencing things and feelings that have always been out of reach.
Luckily, researchers have uncovered the gifts that irk employees the most.
‍7 Best Employee Christmas Gifts
What to give and how to give as new year's gifts to employees is on your plate. Gift vouchers will let your staff relax in the new year. We've listed the areas where you can present vouchers to reduce your workload.
Health 
Getting in shape through sweating in gyms is a popular new year's resolution. The designated MONDAY to start never arrives, and the proper shape eludes them. As a new year's business gift, health center vouchers can break employees' procrastination trend.
Reading/learning
A new year is a good time to assess your skills and career. In a time where trends fade quickly, keeping up with market demands is crucial to your survival.
A gift voucher for cutting-edge online courses can help personnel in this company, as online courses convey must-ace abilities.
Hobbies
If you check your employees' hidden diaries, one of their wishes is to master art and craft, such as playing guitar, painting, or building a paper world. It remains buried in journals because of controllable and uncontrollable circumstances.
Hobby class vouchers as new year's gifts for employees may be the push they need to turn their goals become reality.
Travel 
Every bucket list and new year's resolution includes a fantasy vacation destination. Putting a foot on it gives your staff a sense of achievement. But after 2 years of pandemic stress, it will unwind and renew them mentally. Mentally and physically fit employees are your biggest asset.
Subscriptions
With Diwali, Thanksgiving, and Christmas near the end of the year, in-house and in-theatre entertainment are huge. As a new year's business gift, give your staff a subscription certificate to enjoy with family.
Upgraded software
Software upgrade targets are shifting. One never knows when an old version will remove personal and professional functionality. Software gift certificates make great corporate New Year's gifts.
Technology
Tech gift vouchers are perfect for staff with graphic artists and tech wizards. Your staff can choose what fits them to become more digitally literate.
Charities
Many people, including your staff, spend New Year's Eve with the abandoned or helpless. Many wish to continue year-round. Time and family duties block their selfless desire. Giving them gift vouchers to donate to a cause that gives them restless nights can bulldoze that wall, making it one of the most cherished, memorable, and meaningful new year gifts for your employees.
Unwanted New Year's corporate gifts
Logo-laden gifts
3 in 4 workers would prefer a corporate present without their company logo, according to a survey. Employees don't mind logo presents, but they don't appreciate looking like a 'walking billboard' for the company, according to experts.
Common, forgettable presents
Corporate gifts, especially New Year's gifts for employees, are widespread. Sweets, chocolates, and dry fruits are suspects. Even around the holidays, when they invoke tradition, employees despise them.
Unusable gifts
Giving books to a non-bibliophile is like feeding a full stomach. It's pointless because there's no customizing based on a person's likes and dislikes.
Things that disappear as quickly as smoke
Despite our materialistic culture, the finest gifts aren't things. Consumed objects vanish before settling in the consumer's body. They weren't truly memorable, thus they didn't last.
Briefly
A new year brings mixed emotions - reflection on the past year and planning for the future. Employees appreciate gifts that help them enjoy the now and plan for the future.
Chocolate boxes, dry fruits, and products with company branding are top no-gifts for the new year. Employers should consider gifts' novelty, utility, personalization, and choice. Egift, which combines earthly and spiritual gifts, is the silver bullet.
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kazza-desu · 1 year
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^ Gift fanart for @bucketbrainrot (ft fairy narry)
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^ Gift fanart for @red-acteduser (ft James/#432)
Chesus, drawing these with y'all's was a ton of fun (and honour). Let's stream again some time :D
*Reminder that these are not my characters
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greaserpup · 1 year
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a birthday present for a friend of mine — a kiribaku, momojirou, & todoizu triple date <3
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tatonslice · 1 year
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its sergey saturday and id like to celebrate heres images ive made spanning across months but never posted
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insane-control-room · 2 months
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i dont have a pairing prompt but what if you just put some guys in a situation - working for the company? :3
tysm for the prompt <3
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Jack's in a bad mood. T'ḥiát takes care of it. May has a not great time.
ft. @greenghostlyjekyll's Jack & @ichaisme's May :3 based on a real conversation lmao
words: 1,250 general fic warnings: light/playful violence; coil-heads
Fic under cut!
Generally, Jack was pretty chill, T'ḥiát would tell you. But really, you should not trust T'ḥiát’s opinion for diddly squat, as they tended to be an idiot. People who had worked with them would tell you that it must be that TZP that they were constantly inhaling like it was oxygen that muddled their brain to hell and back.
Jack was chill, sure, but they also did not mind if you ended up becoming mulch, as long as quota was hit and enough was made to head out to that desolate, far away planet Titan. 
Jack, dissatisfied with the newbies, and finding that they had lost one of them on quota number two, decided that the 120 chip price was more than sufficient to enlist T'ḥiát’s services once again - an idea assisted by the fact that T'ḥiát’s price of a fresh TZP can (instead of the empty canisters that the company begrudgingly gave them as payment) was 70% off in the shop. Well worth it, in Jack’s eyes. 
Especially after they were bunked up with one of the newbies on the next moon, who asked something so stupid, so ridiculous, so uneducated about Jack’s home planet that Jack only looked at them like they were crazy and stormed off, hoping they would get eaten by a spider or something.
Unfortunately for Jack, the “or something” happened, and that something was ‘got back to the ship only minorly injured from a stupid fall’. 
T'ḥiát, darting around the ship in a spazzing manner that defied some law of physics (clearly trying to savor the canister of TZP, only using it on the moons) noticed their bad mood, and zipped over. 
“What’s the matter, Jacks?” they asked, bouncing up and down. They stilled suddenly, head tilting. Someone who did not know T'ḥiát might have been unnerved. “You seem a bit miffed!” 
“Nothing, nothing, it’s fine, just…” Jack gave a quiet growl. “Somethin’ stupid is all.” 
“You can always talk to me,” T'ḥiát shrugged, hopping up on top of the controls console. “Even if you think it’s stupid, if it’s bothering you, it’s bothering me.”
“Someone just asked me, and I quote,” Jack said, raising their fingers to make bunny ear quotations in the air. “‘Does Titan have coil factories’?”
T'ḥiát stared at them - or one could assume so, by the way their blank visor was pointed directly at them without moving. 
“Oh, no.” they remarked, in denial. “No one could know that little about the moons.” 
“Well, they asked!” Jack gestured without any specific motions. Their helmet was off, so they took the advantage of being able to pinch the bridge of their nose. “Like! Buddy! Where do you think all the damn coil heads come from, Experimentation? Yeah, right, the only good that place is for is faulty V-type engines!” 
“Who asked that?” T'ḥiát wondered aloud. Jack pointed at the person ringing the company bell, and growled, “The FNG, who else?” 
“I see!” T'ḥiát replied lightly. “I’ll go give ‘em a talk.”
“You go do that, buddy,” Jack grumbled, though their mood was a little uplifted. “I appreciate it.”
“A lesson they won’t soon forget,” T'ḥiát went on, probably with a smile. Jack blinked, raising an eyebrow. “Bye!”
Jack watched them leave, and put a stick of gum in their mouth contemplatively. 
“Alright. I guess.” 
T'ḥiát came back after a few minutes of chatting with the new employee. 
“Done,” T'ḥiát remarked. “We’re going to Titan next quota.”
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The snowy expanse of Titan loomed around them. The FNG was already in the complex, gathering loot with T'ḥiát. 
Said addict slammed down into the ship, and nudged Jack. 
“Doing well!” T'ḥiát chirped, then pressed the can of TZP to the inhalation module on their suit for exactly nine seconds. Their voice slightly higher than normal, they went on, “Going back!” 
The next time they came back with a haul, Jack grabbed their arm.
“What did you do to the newbie?” Jack asked. “Why was she so excited to come here?” 
“I told her that there were no coil factories on Titan,” T'ḥiát replied calmly, ignoring the eye twitch that was no doubt occurring behind Jack’s visor. “I told them that there’s a coin factory here and that cash registers are all the rage.”
“Mhm,” Jack contemplated their words for a long moment. Then they nodded. “They're gonna die.” 
“Ya, probably,” T'ḥiát agreed, then their arm was by their side again, as though Jack was never holding it in the first place. “Unless I feel bad enough for them. Well, going back.” 
Jack nodded, and watched them sprint off, chuckling to themself as they went back to the monitor. 
Sure enough, there was a red dot in front of the new guy. 
The new guy was strafing, one inch at a time.
Jack leaned back and smiled.
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“Uh… can I get a bit of help?” 
The newbie’s distressed voice bounced along the corridors. T'ḥiát sighed, making their way to the sound's origin. 
“Ask nicely!” they called out, gauging the location of the lost employee. “Quick!”
“Please?” 
T'ḥiát came up swiftly, tilting their head and walking up to the coil head. They circled around it, and nodded once. 
“That there’s a coil head, alright,” they commented unnecessarily. The new guy gave a wheeze of fear. “Don’t you worry, I’ll get you out of here just fine. I see you got your cash register. May, was it?”
“Yeah- yes,” May replied, trembling hard. “I want to get out of here. Now.” 
“Calm down princess,” T'ḥiát soothed, shaking their can of TZP. “If you want, you can have a bit of this, it’ll help your nerves. Just promise that you’ll apologize to good ol’ Jack about the coil factories question when we get back. They got pretty offended by it.” 
“I didn’t think that it was an offensive question!” she defended herself with some bewilderment. T'ḥiát sighed and pushed her along. “Where are we going?” 
“Fire exit. Keep moving forward. I’ve got Mr. Crybaby.” 
“Crybaby?” 
“Don’t question it. Make a left. Your other left.” 
“To the glowing red dot?”
“That’s it. Right out there.”
T'ḥiát waited until they heard the door shut behind them before they phased through the crack.
May was breathing hard outside of the door. T'ḥiát nudged her to get her to start moving. 
“You’re a jerk,” May hissed. T'ḥiát shrugged. “I’m going to- to hurt you.” 
“Sure, doll,” T'ḥiát replied, just as peppy as usual. “That’s a nice cash register you’ve got there. Better make it count. Better crack my skull open in one shot.” 
“I’m not going to do that!?” May gasped, shocked. T'ḥiát tilted their head at her as they jumped down onto the lighting - May taking the stairs, like a normal person. They asked; “Why not?” 
“Because- because I’m not going to kill you!” 
“Coward,” T'ḥiát hummed. May stared at them through her visor. “Jack’s probably going to kill me when we get back onto the ship. Be more like Jack.” 
“Why would they kill you when we get back?!”
“You.”
Sure enough, as soon as they stepped onboard, Jack clonked T'ḥiát on the head with a shovel. They dropped like a popped balloon. May did not like thinking about the fact that their suit looked the part.
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“Why did you save them!?” Jack demanded when they were in orbit again, shaking T'ḥiát violently. They shrugged, now next to the computer and out of Jack’s grip. “T'ḥiát! Stop teleporting!” 
“I don’t teleport. Also - I felt bad.” 
May rang her cash register. 
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skywalkir · 1 month
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me trying to write any thread with vader : okay how do i keep him in character but also stop him from force choking them 🤔
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peaches2217 · 1 month
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Honestly? Today was an amazing day! Exhausting, stressful at points, but so much fun. Chatting with and helping all the people pouring into our park to watch the eclipse, scrambling to restock the gift shop because ice and firewood and refreshments and tees and mugs were flying off the shelves faster than we could put them out, looking out and seeing people having fun, kids stumbling in to use our bathroom all sunburnt and worn out but visibly content...
It kinda reaffirmed that I'm finally, finally where I belong. I enjoyed certain aspects of my work while in retail, but this is easily the most passionate I've ever felt about a job since I did work-study for the Communications department in college. I always thought in the back of my mind that a career in tourism sounded nice. Today I realized with a sort of finality that it's really, truly what I wanna do with my life.
I dunno. Having been in a place for the past several months (and frankly most of my adult life) where I wasn't even sure I'd make it to 30, having something so concrete to look forward to feels nice.
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judesstfrancis · 6 days
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frat boys love weird little dudes of indeterminate gender I'm discovering bc every time a backwards cap polo wearing white boy comes in the store he will follow me around for 30 minutes and buy absolutely everything I point at regardless of cost. this has happened enough times for me to see it as a pattern
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trainingdummyrabbit · 5 months
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"youre crying about standard training dummy rabbit?"
"the blind trust and genuine desire to help got to me."
"i see."
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chokorefashion · 2 years
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Corporate Gifts for Employees
Choosing the ideal gifts for employees to appreciate might not be easy. But it's time- and money-worth while. Many employees place a great value on workplace morale and culture, and hence they do deserve more than just some office stationery. We strongly suggest getting some accessories as corporate gifts for employees this year and presenting your staff with something thoughtful that they won't likely stash in the back of their cupboards.
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souvnirsgift · 2 years
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Physical VS Digital Gifts: A Complete Comparison
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From a caveman handing a woman a sparkling rock to today's digital gifts, the practice of gifting—the most exquisite expression of gratitude, love, and respect—has come a long way.
Corporate gifting hasn't escaped this norm of concomitance. Digital presents have a rising influence on the personal and professional worlds.
Numbers, the holy grail of mathematicians and statisticians, support this statement.
When you compare the acceptability and growth of digital gifts to traditional gift cards — 6% — all question about the former's reign vanishes like smoke. What makes corporate and non-corporate digital gift cards so popular?
Digital gift cards have been around since the early 2000s. The lack of technology at the time slowed their progress.
In the early days of digital gift cards, dynamic QR codes were rare.
It claimed that digital gift cards, which give digital gifts, must be manually inserted at registers, making them difficult for the sender and receiver. HRs didn't want to send gift cards that took too long to redeem, ruining the gifting experience.
Smartphones and a more connected digital environment have revitalized digital gifts. Receivers can now receive and exchange digital gift cards from their phones.
The portability and convenience of phones allow recipients to redeem their gift ANYTIME and ANYWHERE.
Why is giving a digital gift better than giving a physical gift?
Huge customizability
Personalization is the cornerstone of gifting, like shipping. Numerous studies support the idea that a gift's perceived worth stems from the human connection it elicits. Digital gifts and gift cards are crucial cogs in the gifting wheel that organizations can't miss.
With the option to pick their values and not have to conform to a fixed quantity, senders can personalize virtual gifts to the greatest extent possible.
Instant gratification eliminates geographical barriers
Digital gift cards are sent via SMS, email, or applications. Digital gift cards guarantee rapid delivery, making them the greatest solution for remote employees or clients. It doesn't merely prevent cross-border delays. You also eliminate the need for clients and staff to stand in long lines to redeem gifts.
With a few clicks, their gift arrives. Digital gifting sites like Plum offer global options, so you can build a personalized present and message without the risk of mistranslation.
Low-cost, high-impact
Imagine providing 1,000 physical presents to 10,000 employees/clients.
The cost is written everywhere, from collecting gifts that fit each persona to placing them in inventory to guaranteeing the appropriate last-mile transportation through third-party distribution partners to processing returns if the address is erroneous or out-of-date.
Digital gift senders can ignore the number of recipients. Sending codes or links costs the company nothing.
Last-minute gift idea
Despite how well-planned your corporate gifting program is, you may need last-minute gifts. Your sales staff might have made a sizeable profit off of a warm lead that wasn't all that promising, or your prestigious client's organization might have been on stage accepting a prestigious business award.
These accomplishments deserve a gift from you. You hadn't considered this eventuality in your gifting plans, putting you in danger of missing a great present opportunity.
In this scenario, digital gift vouchers are the true salvation. Digital gift cards arrive in 24 hours, while traditional ones take 6 to 8 days. A planner helps you avoid missing gift-worthy activities.
Unmissable
Digital gift certificates are unlosable. They remain in emails and messages. Your employees/clients who worry about losing cards or cash would appreciate it.
Easily scalable
Since most digital present systems are API-based, introducing a new gift category and vendor is less time- and money-consuming. Developers and system professionals can integrate in days, decreasing go-to-market time.
The main benefit of this time management is that you may adjust your present profile while keeping an eye on gifting trends and what your clients and employees want from corporate gifts. This makes your present relevant and desired.
Reduce fraud and abuse
Digital gift cards are less likely to be skimmed because the information is produced at the point of purchase and transmitted straight to you or the receiver.
You only pay for redeemed gifts, and all transactions are in real time. Discrepancies can be resolved by contacting the digital gift platform's customer care.
It’s eco-friendly
Preserving natural resources is crucial to our planet's survival as climate change and natural disasters become reality. By analyzing these environmental requirements, digital gift cards' benefits can be recognized.
End Note: Corporate gifters saw a Midas touch in these quick-to-send and redeem digital gifts. Digital gift cards work like traditional ones. Depending on the card merchant, this code can be used online and in-store. It's a cash substitute.
Digital gift cards add significant value to both senders (businesses) and receivers (employees, customers, partners.) The following are only some value properties.
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Charles rocking up on the paddock in Monaco
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