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There are two paths to securing funding
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Before your game is
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Polishing and crap
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What's first discovered pitching your demo to publisher
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When I heard the word pitch rowing
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How is adamant flying out la
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Staying it all about bunch of scary old man in business suit
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Sweating bullets
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That's really not what pitching looks like anymore
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Now games are pitch to various publishers with a simple email in a link to a website
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I recommend creating an entire private press web page
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Using squarespace
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Associated with your Studios website
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Just like we did earlier in this
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Is actually quite easy to put together
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So I'm not going to go into too much detail
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Do the items your page web page should include
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Png of a game logo
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Alarm line and it's just a single-center to explain what your game is all about
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A minute 30 teaser trailer in the sexually optional you can see the marking month section in this course
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Tutorial on
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A demo download link in this is 15 to 20-minutes demo on PCN
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In-depth description this is a core game loop story mechanic cetera
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Any quotes
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Praise awards and nominations
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Screenshot Carousel Nat 5 unit screenshot
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Don't be afraid just create mockups for this
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Include a video message introducing yourself
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Now let's talk about contacting various publishers through email
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There's nothing really too complicated here
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Just give you a tablet and you can make it your own
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Is the tempo in a sign that you can use in the following
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Once you have this small webpage bill
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Email draught
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It's time to email your pitch 200 and publishes across the globe you will find
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Workbook I've put together a publishers I recommend you contact
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The three ways you can read to publisher from this list
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You will likely find a contact page where you can submit a message
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Potential publisher
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Preserve
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Take a look at curves contact
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Highly recommend as sending a message to a direct email address
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Is that is in art
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Which is listed next to message box
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Message boxes like this can sometimes it send your message straight to spam
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Mrs all too common so don't put too much faith
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In message box
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On website
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Try your best
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Beginning actual email address
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For the publisher
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What is email using the generic email address for message box
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I recommend you send one more email
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To an actual employee
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Set the temperature
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If it a larger pub is really to recognise perhaps
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Email the CEO owners
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Dcl certificate industry Legends like Dominic Wheatley a curved Mike Wilson of the Volvo
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It's unlikely to be bothered with an influx of India pictures
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BBC gala producer or director instead
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Example take a look at a publishers about a section on the
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Google each individual that shows up and see if you can dig up the personal email address
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On a Twitter bio or personal website sometimes finding personal email addresses
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Associated with a publisher
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Is actually really easy
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Instead of going to the
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Contact page here
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We can actually just go to the about page
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And scroll all the way to the bottom and tiny build has actually given
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Poor email address is here
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Other team members this is honestly Goldmine
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Are you really see this on publisher website
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Alex is actually a very high-profile CEO if you actually go to his Twitter account here
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You can tell he has some serious influence $36,000
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So I tend to stay away from emailing
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The big dogs like that people who have an inbox that always flooded
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Alex is probably one of those guys
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Where is Luke and Tom
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You know they might be in a pretty popular dude but I doubt the inbox is for lizzo
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Sorry actually email Lou
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And Tom
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Email address
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Are here
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Now if we go to no more robots
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Website this publisher
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Does an actually
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Disclose
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The email address is so easily
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Did you have a contact about the hearing you can certainly send an email that way
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But I recommend digging around for at least one person email address
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No I'm not going to go for this the company director and I got to go for his email address
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I'm gonna go for a maybe Simon's who's the polishing it
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What's check out time in London
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Ok what's lucky
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Very high profile $20,000
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70s influenced
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So I think it be ok to maybe send him an email
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But we don't really see an email address in his description a lot of
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People on Twitter will have
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Your email address
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On Twitter
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But in Simon case he doesn't but he does have a personal website
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Ok
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So Simon has a big contact but I'm right here
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And you can see
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We have Simon's email address which
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SC at Simon Cowell
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If you go on this route
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It's important to craft your email to be a bit more sincere in friendly
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And ask their opinion
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About your game
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As opposed to just simply
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Forcing a pitch into the faces
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Do this for every single publisher on the list
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What's going to take maybe a couple weeks
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In the end it's totally worth it
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Email.the generic company email address
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Wee-wee
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You should a track which publishes get back to you and which don't
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Now it's time to follow
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Windows hoodie
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Send a follow up email in the same email string sent previously to the personal email address
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Exactly why I prefer you to not use message box
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He can use the same email string
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Wait another week in again keep track of who's responded and who has it I do this in a Google sheets
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Now it's time for your Hail Mary
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The publishers that haven't responded
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Your game trailer
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Give us a simple tweet that's right
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Hey
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I love your game
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Find again
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Really like from curvissa
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Space crew
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And that you'd be interested in my upcoming
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India title
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And then whatever you gay
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Here
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The trailer and I just include a link
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And then I'll show you
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Embedded inside Twitter which is really cool
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Feel free to reach
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Out to me
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And then whenever you're ready
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Thanks for your time
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M&M
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YouTube trailer will show
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So when we decide
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Simon should be able to see this tweet
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In his feet
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Is your office
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The thumbnail for your trailer
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So you have a really beautiful family or maybe you could try it out
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A screenshot
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Or some kind of beautiful gear for image
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And hopefully that will catch his attention when he's checking his notification fee
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On his Twitter
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If you like what you see
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I doubt that he wouldn't respond to you
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Again Simon Byron is the publishing director so if they have any slots to fill
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They like
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The screenshot order
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Trailer that you said then
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He's hoping to reach out to you recommend you Stagger this between several random tweets over the
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The several weeks
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Some publishers might visit your Twitter page
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Ncv you're spamming hundreds of individual
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And I don't
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So just take it easy
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If your trailer demo
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Outreach
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Quality
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Are you going to receive somewhere around 10 publisher response
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My 123
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They're actually into
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You will likely schedule a meeting
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Enby extremely nerd
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I suggest doing a practise call with your family affair
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It's important to be yourself
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Human
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Pretending your some hot shot indeed doesn't work
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Publishers know exactly who you are
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Your rocky
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But that's ok
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Sometimes all the publisher is looking for it
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Excuse to sign a project with someone that they really identify
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So be that person
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Be friendly ask for advice
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And do your best to connect on a personal level with the individual on the car
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If all goes well your publisher will send you a draught
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Put your first degree
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Something you this sounds like a fairytale
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I never dreamt of securing a publisher for my first game pin
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But when it happened
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I suddenly realised I have been ignoring something that was all too common
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It happens all the time 2000 of games across the world
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Like we can have in the EU
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