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(CHRIS) I AM FINISHED AND NEAR YOUR PLACE.

SHOULD I DROP BY SO I CAN BUY YOU SOME BEER?

JUST WAIT DOWNSTAIRS. I'LL BE RIGHT THERE

(CHRIS) OKIDOKI

- Hi. - Hi!

My name is Håkon and I’m the new chairman of the apartment complex.

- Hi! - Is your mom home?

No, unfortunately, she’s not. Can I help you with something?

Yes, I’m just saying hi to the neighbors and...

Your mom hasn't paid the fees...

Oh, yeah!

I was just wondering if she has been notified?

She probably just forgot about it! She works a lot, but I’ll tell her.

- Yes. Can you? - Yes!

That’s all. Bye.

Bye!

(SANA) DEAR VILDE, I DON'T THINK I'VE EVER TOLD YOU THIS.

I JUST WANTED TO SAY THAT I ADMIRE YOU SO MUCH FOR BEING SO STRONG.

NO MATTER WHAT HAPPENS, YOU NEVER GIVE UP, YOU KEEP GOING. I LOVE YOU SO MUCH.

I AM INVITING YOU TO AN EID PARTY AT MY PLACE ON SATURDAY.

EID IS A CELEBRATION THAT MARKS THE END OF RAMADAN.

AND I WOULD LIKE TO BREAK THE FAST WITH ALL THE PEOPLE I LOVE.

LOTS OF FOOD, A CHILL ATMOSPHERE AND ONLY GOOD PEOPLE.

I’LL BE SO HAPPY IF YOU COME. SANA.

Mom?

Mom, I'm going out.

Who rang the doorbell?

It was someone collecting signatures.

Oh, okay then.

- Sorry, I lost track of time! - No worries.

My mom and I got carried away chatting.

- Should we get outta here? - Yes!

Hurry up!

Hello.

Hello.

Did you sleep well?

I just dreamt something fucked up.

Yeah, what?

I dreamt that I was at my old elementary school.

And...

we were eating lunch outside.

Me and Caroline, who was my girlfriend in fourth grade.

and then you were passing by

and I was like “Wow, damn”!

And then I walked up to you and I was like...

“Hey, do you wanna date me?” in front of Caroline.

What did I say?

You said yes, of course.

Yeah?

Of course.

Okay, well...

I guess that means your dreams aren’t real.

What's that supposed to mean?

That we are never going to be together.

Why not?

Why?

- Because... - Because?

- You are... - I am? What am I?

A cheating fuckboy.

Ouch!

- Hi, Vilde. - Hi, what are you doing?

Nothing special...

Listen, I wanted to do something nice for Sana at that Eid-celebration,

to show her how much we love her.

Yeah, we can do that.

So I’ve read a bit about Eid and it’s common to give gifts.

But it’s just to kids and money and stuff, and it’d be a bit weird giving her money.

I want to give her something really special. Do you have any ideas?

Uhm...

No, I don’t know.

But...

we should probably ask someone for some advice,

maybe someone who knows more than us.

Yeah, I agree. We’ll ask a Muslim.

Yeah.

But listen, maybe I’ll call you up a bit later or something?

- Okay. - Okay, good bye.

Where were we?

We were talking about why we should get together.

- I don’t think so. - I think that was it.

You don’t want to? Because I think you may want to.

No, no, no...

You sure?

- Yes, I’m sure. - Totally sure?

Yes, very.

Eva?

- Hide! - Why?

- Hi! - Hi.

Oh, I’m sorry!

Uhm... I have a guest.

Yeah.

- This is... - Hello!

- Chris. - Hi.

Chris.

Is your name Chris too?

Yeah, no, my name is Anne Marit.

Oh, okay. That makes sense.

- Yeah... - Yeah.

I’m sorry for...

I didn’t know Eva had a boyfriend.

We are not together.

Yet.

Yes.

But that...

I’m sure you’ll figure that out. Okay!

Why did you stand up?

I had to introduce myself! I was raised well.

You have to say hi to people.

You could’ve introduce yourself another time!

No. Love me.

One time, he forgot to bring his bike so I had to...

I had to take it.

You had to take his bike?

- But I’ll text you. - Yeah, talk to you later.

Where are you going?

- The A building. - Okay.

- And you? - I’m going to the B building.

- Yeah? - Yes.

- What is it? - Nothing! Is there something?

You go first, because you’re so embarrassed of me.

I am not embarrassed of you!

You are embarrassed of me.

No... it's just that people...

You are so embarrassed of me.

No, I'm not!

I have like this bad feeling. I have this nervous feeling...

- Hey! - Why?

Because girls are really good at side eyeing.

You’re the best, so you’ll win everyone!

But think about it, maybe I’m invited so they can fuck with me or something.

That won’t happen. She just wants peace, okay? It’s like...

a declaration of peace to invite someone to their Eid celebration.

Exactly what is an Eid party? What do you do? Is there any alcohol?

Can't you manage one party without alcohol?

Yeah! I am just asking.

Yeah, sorry, I don’t think there is going to be any alcohol.

But I’ll be there anyway.

See you there!

Hello, boys.

Where have you been?

Where the fuck have you been?

I went to McDonald’s.

McDonalds?

Did you sit by yourself at McDonald’s?

- No... yeah? - Alone.

- Totally alone? - Why is that so fun...

Imagine him sitting by himself eating a burger at McDonalds.

What the fuck is up with you? It’s McDonald’s.

- Where did you get money? - Yeah, I was wondering that too.

- I borrowed money. - From who?

- Julian Dahl. - The ATM.

I don’t get why you dislike Julian Dahl. He is rich!

It’s always about money! He doesn’t even know Jonas and he can just ask?

I saw him at school wearing a suit one time, that’s a bit weird.

- Fucking Julian Dahl. - Julian fucking Dahl.

- The fuck?! - What’s up?

Okay, I just got a message.

- From Penetrator-Chris. - Penetrator-Chris? What does he want?

Listen to this: “Hello, this is maybe a bit far out”.

Yeah! I think so!

"But you dated Eva once. I’m crushing a bit on her."

"But I don’t really get her, from one bro to another, any advice?"

"Like what kind of flowers does she like hahaha."

I love that ending.

- Are you bros? - No. Why should I give him advice?

Why not?

It's Penetrator-Chris!

- He’s not good enough for her! - I think he’s pretty hot, though.

Eva is like up here! And he’s like...

Hey, Mahdi!

We are going to buy a gift for Sana to show her how much we love her

and we don’t really know what.

I was wondering...

if there are any Muslim traditions of what to give as a gift on Eid?

Uhm, I’m Catholic.

- Oh, sorry. - You don’t have to apologize.

Who should I ask then?

If you want to tell Sana how much you love her,

tell her in a card!

Or what, baby?

- Yeah. - Do that.

Vilde?

What’s up between Chris and Eva?

I don’t know, I think they’re just sleeping together.

Eva may be a little in love with him, but...

I don’t think he’s interested in something else.

- Bye! - Bye. Give me a kiss before you leave!

- Bye. - Bye, baby.

But fuck!

Penetrator-Chris.

That was brave of him.

It’s brave to send a text to the ex and asking him about flowers.

Do you think it’s like Vilde said or is he serious?

I actually think it was awesome of him to text you.

People change and maybe he has changed!

People change! People change!

It’s pretty awesome to text the ex and ask about your girl.

It was brave and seems like he’s serious.

He was talking about flowers!

Who was the last person you gave flowers to?

My mom.

Yeah, yeah, yeah!

You won’t get a lot of flowers from Mahdi, at least. He’s an alright guy.

If Eva likes him and he likes Eva. jJust give him some advice!

He is not like he seems.

Remember when we had that fight with the Yakuza?

All that planning was me and Chris and he’s an alright guy.

He was the one who wanted to stand up against the biggest douches of all Oslo.

He had your back?

It turned out he was a really nice guy...

FUCK FLOWERS, TAKE THAT DOWN, MAN,

JUST ASK HER IF SHE WANTS TO WATCH THE FRESH PRINCE

AND EAT NACHOS OR SOMETHING.

He deserved it. He’s the worst cunt in all of Oslo.

Did he pass out?

- Uh? - Did he pass out?

Almost. I was in the middle of the fight...

- Who? - Did you fight?

Yeah, it was this rich preppy guy from Bærum.

TO EMMA: SORRY FOR BEING LAME, WILL YOU COME WITH ME TO A PARTY ON SATURDAY?

It was fucked! They beat up Jonas!

- That’s not cool. - No! They did?

Yeah, without any reason!

- What’s up with your William hair? - That’s not William hair.

I’ll show you William hair.

Can’t we think of anything else to give her?

I don’t know, can’t we perform something? Make a...

Yes! Something like...

Moroccan?

Something she will remember well.

(VILDE) HI, CHRIS, YOU HAVE MONEY I CAN BORROW? 1000KR?

I PROMISE YOU'LL GET IT BACK THE 1ST OF JULY WITH THE 750KR I ALREADY OWE YOU.

I SAW A TOP ON SALE AND I DON'T WANT TO ASK MOM. I BORROWED FROM HER LATELY.

- You can write it, right? - Yeah!

And then we can...

Hi!

Hi.

Are you going to that Eid party at Sana’s?

Yeah.

- Are you going too? - Yes, or uhm...

Jonas asked me if I wanted to come.

And I was a little stressed because I don’t really know anyone else who’s going.

But then I thought about Kosegruppa.

Yay!

And then I thought that maybe you’re going too?

Yeah, we are going. We will take care of you.

Great!

We have to take care of each other.

- See you later. - Good bye!

But ok...

- The speech. - Yeah!

What are we going to write?

Come in!

Hi, do you have a few minutes?

I have 2 hours, 17 minutes and 14 seconds until I’m going on summer vacation!

Welcome, Christina Berg. Sit down.

How do you know my name?

I know the name of every student in this school.

What can I help you with?

Uhmmm...

I just have this friend who...

That’s not 'just' that.

There are lots of people who don’t have friends.

Lots of people who are lonely.

Take the retirement homes in Oslo, for example.

They’re overflowing with old people.

And think about that. All of their friends are dead.

No one comes to visit and they’re all by themselves.

All what those people have, are their memories from a lost time.

That’s so fucking true!

I haven’t thought about that before, but if you get really, really old,

and all your friends are just dead.

- Then it’s not awesome to live at all. - No.

Tell me about your friend.

Yeah...

I have a friend who I am pretty worried about.

I don’t think she has a good life at home.

And...

I think her mom is really depressed.

I feel like I should be a better friend!

But I am not good at that stuff,

and I can’t talk to her about it.

So I was wondering if maybe you could talk to her about it.

You know what I think this sounds like, Christina?

I think it sounds like you are lying.

- Are you? - No!

Because it sounds like this: “I’m not good at that stuff”.

But I think you are.

I’m not!

I am seriously really bad at that stuff!

As soon as there is a little conflict, I just...

Everybody thinks conflicts are uncomfortable!

But that doesn’t mean you should avoid them!

Do you know what, Christina Berg?

I think you should be very careful with these “truths”

you tell to yourself about yourself.

I don’t see what you’re describing right now.

Do you know what I see?

I see a girl who is more than enough of a good friend.

I see a girl who talks to her friend.

And I see a girl who loves conflict!

A bit over the top at the end, but you know what I meant.

You know what I want?

Yes, I know.

DID ANYONE REMEMBER TO BUY MUSTARD AND KETCHUP?

(JONAS) WE ARE IN URRAPARKEN ALREADY. WHEN ARE YOU COMING?

I AM WAITING FOR HIM. WE HAVE BOUGHT ENOUGH BEER, RIGHT?

IT'S IMPORTANT!

(EVA) FOR THE THIRD TIME, WE HAVE BOUGHT ENOUGH BEER.

(MAHDI) BRO, CHILL.

SORRY. I JUST WANT HIS BIRTHDAY TO BE PERFECT.

(JONAS) YOU ARE OVERREACTING, HE DOESN'T GIVE A FUCK ABOUT KETCHUP.

LET ME OVERREACT.

YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT HE HAS TO DEAL WITH THE OTHER 363 DAYS OF THE YEAR.

HE IS WAY TOO GOOD FOR ME.

(CHRIS) THAT'S NOT WHAT I SEE. I SEE A BOYFRIEND WHO IS MORE THAN GOOD ENOUGH.

SOMEONE WHO HAS MADE A REALLY MAD BOY INTO A REALLY HAPPY BOY.

(NOORA) WHAT'S UP WITH YOU, CHRIS?

- Hello. - Hello.

- You can open it yourself. - Beer at school? Amazing!

- Cheers. - Cheers.

- Did you find your film? - No, I didn’t. I can’t find it.

- I don’t know where it is. - It’s on YouTube!

It’s on Youtube? That helps me a lot.

There are like ten billion videos there.

But if you don’t get the title, you won’t get to see the film.

Can't you give me a little hint?

- It starts with G. - G?

I tried "Yellow curtains", but it wasn’t.

You are not that far.

No?

"Green curtains"? "Grey curtains"?

- "The Genius of Hartvig Nissen". - I would never write that.

- What is it then? - I am not going to say it.

G?

- "God"? God, that’s me. - Yes, the film is called ‘God’.

- Good. I’ll check it out later. - Do you think I would call a film ‘God’?

- Yeah, if it was about me. - That’s so pretentious.

Get a room! Fags!

Uh?

What did he say? What?!

- What did you say? - It’s fucking disgusting!

Fuck! Huh? Do you think you can go around and just do that? Come here!

Fucking cunt face! You’re fucking ugly, you know that?

I can’t with that stuff!

Look at me.

He can’t say stuff like that!

- Look at me. - Yes. Yes!

It is fine.

Okay?

We’ll take it totally chill.

And we’ll go meet our friends.

And we’ll go to the park.

And drink beer.

Okay?

Okay?

Okay?

- Shall we leave? - Yeah.

What are you doing?

(DAD) WHEN ARE YOU COMING? HAVE YOU TALKED TO HER YET?

HAVEN'T TALKED.

(DAD) PLEASE DO.

Can't you help me instead?

I can't write.

You don't know how to write?

I know you know how to write.

Tell me a little bit about her then.

(ISAK) HI, IN THE SPEECH FOR SANA, YOU HAVE TO INCLUDE HOW INSANELY STRONG SHE IS.

I THINK NOT MANY PEOPLE UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH BULLSHIT SHE HAS TO TAKE.

She seems a bit badass.

No.

It’s just on the outside.

Because she has a really soft side.

Like, if it hadn't been for Sana,

then we wouldn’t be laying here.

It’s not because of that e-mail.

But...

Once upon a time...

she was a person who persuaded me

to try and understand you.

But!

She is a bit into... or she’s like really into science, okay?

So I thought that maybe I could write something about that.

Including something about science.

So I tried to write about what's inside Sana’s atoms.

Yeah!

But it’s just turning into...

No. It’s just a mess.

Linn!

She has called me ten times today. I’m not kidding.

Yes, Linn? Hello.

- Hi. - Yeah, hi.

I was just wondering if you could remember to buy toilet paper on your way home.

Yes, but I don’t know how long I’ll be.

So if it is a real emergency you are going to have to buy it yourself, okay?

Okay.

- When are you coming home then? - I don’t know yet, Linn.

I’m just going to have to see, because I have a few things to do and stuff.

- Are you going to sleep at home tonight? - Yeah, I’m sure I will. Probably.

Maybe we can watch Twenty Years with Espen Eckbo together?

-

-

- Bye. - See you.

Okay.

Atoms. Science.

- Didn’t you have science? - Yeah.

Well, then help me.

You can write about the butterfly effect.

What’s that?

A concept within the chaos theory.

Look.

You look so good, Linn!

You are so pretty.

Can’t I just wear the blue summer dress?

No, you can’t just wear the blue summer dress!

This is the most important holiday to Muslims.

It’s not a whore and pimp party.

- But do I have to wear a veil? - Yes, you have to wear a veil, Linn.

It’s like if Sana showed up to your place on Christmas wearing sweatpants.

You think your mother, Mette, would’ve been happy about that?

She wouldn’t.

Linn.

What’s going on with you these days?

Do you think Noora is going to move out?

Come here, sit down.

You know that Noora loves us a lot, right?

And...

Even though we are not fans of William.

And Noora is much better than him.

But she should be allowed to live her life, right?

And I think we just have to...

be very good friends to her and support her no matter what she does.

And I think that...

even though she doesn’t always show it, Noora loves us very much.

And she wants us to be happy.

And we are going to be happy.

And do you know why?

Because we have each other.

And I am going to take care of you.

And you are going to take care of me.

It’s you and me against the world.

The two of us against the world.

You look so nice!

I also want one. A veil, but I can’t wear it.

Should we drink some Pepsi Max?

You had a booger.

- He’s the one who bought the toilet rolls. - Where did they end up?

I sold them to some friends at the Mosque. Nothing big.

Oh, okay.

Hey!

Eid mubarak! Eid mubarak.

- Hi. Welcome. - Thank you.

- I just wanted to say Eid mubarak! - Eid mubarak!

- Eid mubarak. - You look so nice!

Thanks! I’m the one who chose the outfits for tonight.

I went to Grøndland and did some shopping.

- Hijab and everything. - Hijab and everything!

And I brought a little present! I brought a gift for the hostess.

It's just two boreks that I put in a nice box.

That’s really nice of you.

- You can put it on the table for the guests. - Yes, thank you so much.

I didn’t find an Eid mubarak card, so I bought a Merry Christmas card, it’s the same.

Awww, thank you.

- You look very nice. Much nicer than... - Thanks.

And you too, even though you haven’t dressed up.

You didn’t go for an ‘original’ outfit, but you look very nice.

We are more cultured.

- Yeah, we are more cultured. - Yeah.

Aren't you going to say anything?

It’s been a while since you had this?

We ate this every day after school.

Why don’t you try making it yourself?

- There are so many spices and herbs and... - Expensive?

No, it’s not really expensive, it’s just a totally different way of cooking.

Can’t we just have an afternoon where we...

well, I mean you, just make a lot of Moroccan food for me?

Yeah, it’s a deal.

- Great. - And some delicious tea.

- These potatoes are really good. - Is it good? Can I try?

They’re not like Norwegian potatoes.

Delicious! Potato salad.

- Are those normal meatballs? - No, it’s in a pretty hot sauce.

- Hot sauce, yeah! - Chili!

Alright.

- Are we going on a vacation together? - What kind of vacation?

I want to do stuff with you.

We are doing that anyway.

Yeah, but...

it would be awesome to go abroad or something.

But I am so impulsive. I can’t plan that kind of stuff.

I can check plane tickets to Morocco or something.

Seriously?

Wouldn’t that be great? The two of us in Marrakech?

- Yeah. - Yeah?

I’ve always wanted to go.

Then I’ll check it out.

You mean it?

Dad sent me a lot of money for summer, so...

Chill!

Plus all the tips I get at Kaffebrenneriet.

Yeah, right.

Where?

Isn’t your car...?

The car?

Yeah.

Wow.

We haven’t done it in that car, have we?

No. Let’s do it.

- Hi. - Hi!

Linn just wanted to say something. I don’t know what.

But she really wanted to talk a bit.

We just wanted to say that we love you a lot.

And that if you want to move in with William, we support you.

Aww! Oh my God, you’re so cute.

But I...

It’s so nice that you’re supportive. That makes me very happy.

But I’m not going to move.

Aren’t you going to move in with William?

No.

You are choosing us over William?

I’m not choosing anyone over anyone.

It's just that... We are not moving in together yet.

Yeah, but you are choosing us over William.

Oh my God, then we’re... We’re Kollektivet together!

Yeah! Kollektivet! Kollektivet! Jump and dance and be happy.

I have an idea! William can move in with us and we’ll be four!

It’ll be cheaper with toilet paper and dish soap and everything that’s cheap and good.

Maybe we can do a Powerpoint presentation and sell it a bit better,

then you can decide later.

If you agree, Linn? Do you agree? It’ll be so fucking good.

It’ll be a fashion Kollektiv! We can have guests over and...

Oh! You smell good!

- Thanks, you too. - Yeah, he does.

Thanks. New perfume?

Eskild!

Hands off.

My man.

Yeah. Your man, but when we all move in together,

we are going to share a lot of stuff.

- Him? No. - Yeah, him too.

Shampoo and William and dish soap and everything else.

We can have Sunday board game night where we can play Ludo and stuff.

- The three of us can do that. - But then we’ll only be three, not four.

It’s so boring with only three.

You can have the blue chip, Linn can have the green one.

You can have the red one.

Because of the lipstick! Not because of something else.

- Good watermelon. - You’ve had that before.

It’s not Moroccan.

Yeah. Even fed me lots of delicious food a few moments ago.

- Very, very good. - He has had it before.

We have to celebrate! Both of us got 6’es!

- Yeah, I got a 6 at least. - I got a 6 too.

Why are you lying?

I got a 6!

You didn’t get a 6.

You didn’t know... I had to help you!

Yeah! You helped me and then I got a 6!

I didn’t help you that much.

Wow! You tried to help me a bit, but not enough.

No, but I thought ‘Okay, wow, he doesn’t even know the basics’.

You couldn't get more than a 5, tops.

- I got a 6. - You can tell me.

- No. - Tell me you got a 5. It’s okay.

I’m just getting shy because you’re so beautiful today!

Awww, thanks.

- Like seriously, you’re very beautiful. - Thanks.

But... no...

I got a 5.

- You got a 5? - Yeah, don’t tell anyone.

Yeah, but it’s ok. I got a 6!

- Hey, girl. - Hey.

- Good food. - Very good.

I think I’m on plate number four or something.

Okay, I have to say something.

What?

I just wanted to say that if...

If you need someone to talk to...

I am here.

Okay?

We can talk about difficult stuff.

Do you know why you’re my very best friend?

It’s because no matter how bad my day is,

you always find a way to make me laugh.

It’s not like you always have to talk.

Sometimes, it just helps to pretend that you are fine.

But it’s important that you have someone to talk to, right?

I do.

We talked about going to Morocco. Should we bring the guys?

Everything okay?

- Hi. Are you okay? - Yes.

- Yeah? - Yeah.

Good. I was just wondering who is going to hold Sana’s speech.

Wow! Ingrid, do you want to try?

The closest thing I’ve tried is one of those juices cleanses.

Yeah, but that’s juice. They can’t drink.

- You can’t even drink? - No.

- Not even water? - No.

Then this has to be fantastic. A celebration with lots of food and...

I had some salad before. With tomatoes and...

- Tomatoes? Ew. I don’t like them. - Why not?

They are slimy and gross.

They are not! You eat ketchup all the time.

- Yeah, but... - That’s tomatoes!

No! It’s the stuff inside the tomato what’s gross.

- Yeah, but like.. - The mushy stuff.

- Don’t eat that part then! - Eat around it? Yeah, that's good!

You don’t have lots of delicious stuff on your plate either.

What’s that purple thing?

I think it is...

- You think that’s better than tomatoes? - I haven’t tried it yet.

- It was okay. - It seemed delicious.

There’s lots of good food here! Have you tried these?

- No. - They’re so good, you have to try them!

- I didn’t even know they had that. - They’re like meatballs.

But they are like the best I’ve ever had.

- I know, right? - Where?

I found them at the end of the table.

In a big pot.

- Hello. - Hello.

Who are you?

Chris.

Your new boyfriend.

Hi, my new boyfriend.

What’s even happening right now?

I think we have been ditched.

You have a little...

You have something there.

Here?

No, on the other side.

Where? Here? Take it off!

Eva, do you wanna hold the speech for Sana?

(YOUSEF) HEY GIRL, IS THE PARTY ANY GOOD?

REALLY GOOD.

(YOUSEF) I HAVE BEEN HERE TODAY.

(YOUSEF) ONE DAY, I WILL BRING YOU HERE.

It’s time for the speech.

Speech, speech, speech!

I didn’t write it. It was Noora.

And William!

And Isak helped a bit.

Dear Sana.

This speech is for you.

And you’re getting it because what you’re inviting us to today,

will overthrows American presidents tomorrow.

We live in a chaotic world where it’s difficult to understand the rules.

Why are some people poor, and other people rich?

Why do some people have to be refugees, while others are safe?

Why are some people spit in the street?

And why is it that sometimes,

even though you try to do something good, it’s still met with hate?

It’s not weird that people give up,

that they stop believing in the good.

But thank you so much for not giving up, Sana.

Because even though it sometimes feels like it, no one is ever alone.

Each and every one of us is a part of the big chaos.

And what you do today, has an effect tomorrow.

It is hard to say what kind of effect exactly.

And you usually can’t see how everything fits together.

But the effects of your actions, are always there.

Somewhere in the chaos.

In a hundred years,

we may have machines that can predict the effect of every action.

But until then, we can trust this:

Fear spreads.

But...

Fortunately, love does too.

@Ledgerina

THANKS FOR ALL

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