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ALL DOLLED UP: Beaded Art Doll Competition

Official Rules and Announcement

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ALL DOLLED UP:
BEADED ART DOLL COMPETITION
TBA
Theme: TBA
Deadline: TBA

Presented by.... Land of Odds, Be Dazzled Beads,
The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts, and
The Open Window Gallery

Return to Land of Odds
Call For Entries
The Official Rules
An Example of A Beaded Art Doll
Commentary
About Land of Odds and Be Dazzled Beads
About The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts

View the Semi-Finalists from the First 2004 Contest.
View the Semi-Finalists from the Second 2005 Contest.
View the Semi-Finalists from the Third 2007 Contest.
View the Semi-Finalists from the Fourth 2009 Contest.
View the Judges Award Recipients from the Fifth 2013 Contest.

To add your name to our email list associated with All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition,
send an email to:
oddsian@landofodds.com
and Write "Beaded Art Doll Email List" in the subject line.

CALL FOR ENTRIES, Deadline TBA

Create a Beaded Art Doll by manipulating beads and forms into an imaginative tactile and visual 3-dimensional representation of this year’s theme:TBA

And then writing a Short Story (between 1000-2000 words) about your Beaded Art Doll, what it represents, and how it was created, starting with the sentence:

"[thematic sentence TBA],
so I name her... "

The Sixth TBA ALL DOLLED UP: BEADED ART DOLL COMPETITION is offering a first prize of a $1000.00 shopping spree on the Land of Odds web-site (www.landofodds.com), and a Runner-Up prize of a $400.00 shopping spree on the web-site.

Entries will be judged by a panel from The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts. These distinguished Beadwork and Jewelry Artist instructors will judge each doll based on

1. INSIGHT: The Bead Artist’s inner awareness and powers of self-expression through sculptural beadwork, particularly in terms of how well this year’s Competition theme is incorporated into the piece.
2. TECHNIQUE(S):
a. Primarily, how well a particular stitch or stitches (or any other technique for applying the beads and embellishing the doll) is (are) executed within and around the piece.
b. Secondarily, how cleverly the internal structure/form/body of the doll has been created/constructed/chosen in relation to the artist’s goals.
3. USE OF BEADS/BEADING AS ARTISTIC MEDIUM: To what extent the doll may be viewed as a work of "art", rather than "craft"; has the artist fully utilized the power of the "bead/beading stitch" as a medium for art -- an expression of color, light, tactile sense and emotion; to what degree does the piece make you want to view the doll from all sides?
4. VISUAL APPEAL: The overall visual appeal of the doll.
5. QUALITY OF WRITTEN STORY: How well the written short story enhances an appreciation of the Beaded Art Doll, as well as the Artist’s talents in design, insight and implementation.

We Need Submissions!

A Beaded Art Doll is a physical representation in three dimensions, using human figural and expressive characteristics, through the creative use and manipulation of beads. Beads are a unique art medium, allowing multidimensional surface treatment, and phenomenal opportunities for interplay among colors, light, shadow, texture and pattern. Beaded Art Dolls submitted as entries for this Competition should be immediately recognizable as a “Doll” as defined above.

That said, Beaded Art Dolls submitted as entries for this competition may be realistic, surrealistic, whimsical or imaginary. They may be humanistic, animalistic, caricatures, cartoons, impressions or abstractions. The doll may take many forms, including a figure, purse, box, vessel, puppet, marionette, or pop-up figure.

Beaded Art Dolls should be between 8” and 36” in size. The surface area of the doll must be at least 80% composed of beads.

The doll’s internal form and structure may result from many techniques, materials and strategies. The bead stitches themselves might be used to create the skeletal structure. Various forms of cloth dolls might be stitched or embellished with beads. The underlying structure might be made of polymer clay, wood, ceramic, porcelain, Styrofoam, wire, corn husk, gourd, basket weaving, yarns, cardboard, paper, cotton, or some combination of materials. It might be a found form or object.

The Artist is given wide leeway in techniques for how the doll is to be beaded, and may use one particular technique or several. Techniques, for example, may include bead weaving stitches, bead embellishment, bead appliqué, bead knitting, bead crochet, bead embroidery, lampworking. For the 80% of the surface area that must be beaded, these would NOT include the application of rhinestones, sequins, nailheads or studs. The beads may be of any size, shape, color and material. [For the remaining 20%, any material is OK, including rhinestones, sequins, nailheads or studs.]

The Artist may include a doll stand or display support with the Art Doll, though this is not a requirement. This stand or support may be an off-the-shelf piece, or created from scratch by the Artist. It may be a base, a created setting, a decorative box, or frame. The stand or display support need not be beaded.

The Artist may interpret and apply the theme “TBA” any way she or he chooses. The Beaded Art Doll might be thought of as a plaything; or as a visual representation of a person, feeling, spirit or thing; or as a tool for teaching; or as a method for stimulating emotional development or healing.

As an object of art, the goal of the Doll should be to make a statement, evoking an emotional, cultural or social response, either by the Artist her/himself or by others.

The Doll must be an original work, and may be the work of one Artist or a Collaboration.

Dolls have been a part of human existence for many thousands of years. Whether part of a ritual or part of child’s play, dolls function as symbols for meaning. Sometimes these meanings are broad social and cultural references; other times, these meanings focus on an individual’s relationship with oneself.

ALL DOLLED UP: BEADED ART DOLL COMPETITION is more than a beauty pageant. It is a design competition. The Competition will take into account the Artist’s intentions and how well these are incorporated into the design, both in terms of the use of beads/beading, as well as the construction of the doll's form.

Enter to Win!

Entering is easy.

1. Provide a minimum of 4 color snapshots AND 4 color .jpg image files or slides of the following:
a. One snapshot AND one .jpg image file or slide of a Frontal View
b. One snapshot AND one .jpg image file or slide of a Back View
c. One snapshot AND one .jpg image file or slide of a Side View
d. One snapshot AND one .jpg image file or slide of a Detailed or Closeup View that somehow illustrates some aspect of Technique(s) applied

If submitting a .jpg image file, scan or digitally photograph each view at a resolution of at least 300 dpi.

The Artist may submit as many additional images, as she or he would like.

Be sure your name is written on the backs of each photo or disk or slide that you submit.

2. Write a short story (between 1,000 and 2,000 words) about your Beaded Art Doll, beginning with the following sentence:

"[thematic sentence TBA],
so I name her... "

Give your story a Title.

The story should reflect how the Artist made choices about form, proportion and balance, scale, color, texture, pattern, mechanics and assembly, focal point, pose and expression, beading technique(s), beading and other materials, and accessories. It should reflect the development of the Artist’s ideas and their implementation. It should anticipate how the Artist wants the viewer to react to and/or use the doll.

The story may be fiction, non-fiction or a mix of both.

3. Develop a list of materials used, a description of the doll-form used or created, the dimensions of the Art Doll (length x width x depth), and a list of technique(s) applied.

4. Help us promote the contest and the on-line voting. List notification and press release resources that would help us promote your beaded art doll, should you be chosen one of the 10 Semi-Finalists -- friends, other jewelry designers and artists, galleries, newspapers, magazines, community organizations and associations, arts commissions, teachers and faculty, on-line message boards, newsgroups, forums, websites, ezines, and the like. If possible, please provide as much of this information as possible: NAME OF SOURCE/RESOURCE, CONTACT PERSON, SNAIL-MAIL ADDRESS, WEBSITE, EMAIL ADDRESS

5. Please include the following information with your entry:

     a. Name
     b. Mailing address with zip code
     c. Daytime Phone Number
     d. Email address, if you have one
     e. Dollar Value of Piece (for insurance purposes)

6. Mail these four snapshots AND four .jpg image files or slides, (and any additional images, if you wish), along with the short story and supporting written documents by Date TBA, to All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition, Land of Odds, 718 Thompson Lane, Ste 123, Nashville, Tennessee, 37204.

From the entries submitted, up to six (6) finalists will be selected. Photos of their Beaded Art Dolls will be placed on the Land of Odds web-site. Visitors to the web-site will be asked to vote for the best designed and appealing Beaded Art Doll. The on-line votes (count 25%) will be tallied and combined with those the Panel of Judges (count 75%) at CBJA, in the selection of a winner. Based on these combined votes, a Grand Finalist and a Runner Up will be selected and awarded prizes.

You may view Official Rules on-line at www.landofodds.com/store/alldolledup.htm. [Continue scrolling down below.] Or, you may obtain a copy of the Official Rules by sending a self-addressed, stamped envelope to All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition, Land of Odds, 718 Thompson Lane, Ste 123, Nashville, TN 37204.

THE OFFICIAL RULES

The ALL DOLLED UP: BEADED ART DOLL COMPETITION is open only to residents of the United States who are at least eighteen years old. One entry per household. The “Artist” may be one person, or a collaboration. Void where prohibited by law. Photo Entries, .jpg Image Files or Slides, accompanying short story, and written supporting documents must be submitted by mail to: All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition, Land of Odds, 718 Thompson Lane, Ste 123, Nashville, TN 37204.
Please include the following information with your entry:

a. Name
b. Mailing address with zip code
c. Daytime Phone Number
d. Email address, if you have one
e. Dollar Value of Piece (for insurance purposes, and not to exceed $3,000.)
f. Four (4) color photos AND four (4) color .jpg image files or slides of your Beaded Art Doll, including a Frontal View, a Back View, a Side View, and a Detailed View illustrating the technique(s) applied. If submitting .jpg image files, these images should be created at a minimum of 300dpi. You may submit more than 4 images, but are not required to.
g. A listing of materials used in the art doll, a description of the doll-form used or created, a list of the dimensions of the Art Doll (length x width x depth), and a list of technique(s) applied.
h. The accompanying Short Story
i. Tell us where you first heard about All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition, and
j. Help us promote the contest and the on-line voting. List notification and press release resources that would help us promote your beaded art doll, should you be chosen one of the 10 Semi-Finalists -- friends, other jewelry designers and artists, galleries, newspapers, magazines, community organizations and associations, arts commissions, teachers and faculty, on-line message boards, newsgroups, forums, websites, ezines, and the like. If possible, please provide as much of this information as possible: NAME OF SOURCE/RESOURCE, CONTACT PERSON, SNAIL-MAIL ADDRESS, WEBSITE, EMAIL ADDRESS

1.Submission Period and Eligibility
The Competition begins on Date TBA. All entries must be received by Date TBA. The Competition is open only to residents of the United States who are eighteen (18) years of age or older. The Competition is void wherever prohibited or restricted by law. Employees of Land of Odds, Be Dazzled Beads, The Open Window Gallery, and The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts, and their immediate relatives are not eligible to participate. Limit one (1) entry per household. The “Artist” may be one individual, or a collaboration. There is no entry fee. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER.

ALL DOLLED UP: BEADED ART DOLL submissions must be original works. These Dolls should be new creations that have not been viewed on websites, auctions, magazines, books, or in any other way widely made available to the public.

The up-to-six semi-finalists will be required to provide their pieces to Land of Odds for publicity purposes. [These pieces will be returned. See below.] These Beaded Art Dolls may be any style, made of any material, using any technique. They must be between 8” and 36” tall. The surface area of the doll must be at least 80% beaded. They must relate to this year’s theme, “TBA.”

You must submit four (4) hard copy photos or scans of the piece, as well as four (4) .jpg image files or slides. [If submitting .jpg image files, these should be created at a minimum of 300dpi.] These would include a Frontal View, a Back View, a Side View, and a Detailed View which illustrates the technique(s) applied. You may submit more than 4 images, if you wish.

Write a short story (between 1,000 and 2,000 words) about your Beaded Art Doll, beginning with the following sentence:

"[thematic sentence TBA],
so I name her... "

Give your story a Title.

By submitting the images, short story and supporting written materials, the Artist indicates that he or she has read and agrees to all the Competition rules.
See list of required submission materials above.

2. Competition Criteria
All judges involved in the Competition will use the following beaded art doll design criteria:

1. INSIGHT: The Bead Artist’s inner awareness and powers of self-expression through sculptural beadwork, particularly in terms of how well this year’s Competition theme is incorporated into the piece.
2. TECHNIQUE(S):
a. Primarily, how well a particular stitch or stitches (or any other technique for applying the beads and embellishing the doll) is (are) executed within and around the piece.
b. Secondarily, how cleverly the internal structure/form/body of the doll has been created/constructed/chosen in relation to the artist’s goals.
3. USE OF BEADS/BEADING AS ARTISTIC MEDIUM: To what extent the doll may be viewed as a work of "art", rather than "craft"; has the artist fully utilized the power of the "bead/beading stitch" as a medium for art -- an expression of color, light, tactile sense and emotion; to what degree does the piece make you want to view the doll from all sides?
4. VISUAL APPEAL: The overall visual appeal of the doll.
5. QUALITY OF WRITTEN STORY: How well the written short story enhances an appreciation of the Beaded Art Doll, as well as the Artist’s talents in design, insight and implementation.

3. Prizes
Land of Odds will award one (1) Grand Prize of a one thousand dollars ($1000.00) on-line shopping spree on the web-site. The Grand Prize Winner will be guaranteed $1000.00 (total retail price) of merchandise from the web-site. Land of Odds will award one (1) Runner-Up Prize of a four hundred dollars ($400.00) on-line shopping spree on the web-site. The Runner-Up will be guaranteed $400.00 dollars (total retail price) of merchandise from the web-site. If the “Artist” is a collaboration of more than one individual, these individuals will share either the Grand Prize or the Runner-Up Prize, whichever has been awarded to the person or collaboration identified as the “Artist”.

Except as provided herein, winners may not substitute prizes. Prizes are non-transferable and non-redeemable in cash. Land of Odds reserves the right to substitute any prize with an equivalent prize or cash award of equal value. Odds of winning depend on the number and quality of entries received and the discretion of the on-line voters and the judges in selecting entries according to Competition criteria. By accepting the prize, the Winner and the Runner-Up agree to release Land of Odds, Be Dazzled Beads, and The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts and their agents and employees from any responsibility or liability for damages, losses or injury resulting from acceptance or use of any prize. Federal, state and local taxes, if any, are the responsibility of the Winner and Runner-Up. The Winner and Runner-Up will receive their prizes within thirty (30) days of executing the documents described below. [On-line Land of Odds discount programs do not apply to these award totals.]

4. Entries; Technical Difficulties
YOUR SUBMISSION OF FOUR PHOTOGRAPHS PLUS FOUR .JPG IMAGE FILES OR SLIDES OF YOUR BEADED ART DOLL CONSTITUTES IRREVOCABLE PERMISSION TO LAND OF ODDS TO PUBLISH YOUR NAME AND THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF YOUR BEADED ART DOLL ON THE LAND OF ODDS WEBSITE AND IN ANY OTHER MEDIA THAT LAND OF ODDS MAY CHOOSE, INCLUDING A CD ROM COLLECTION OF IMAGES FROM THIS COMPETITION, WITH FULL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO THE ARTISTS, AS WELL AS JUDGES’ COMMENTARY AND OTHER SUPPORTING MATERIALS, AND AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE BY THE GENERAL PUBLIC.

All photographic and written entries shall become the property of Land of Odds upon receipt and will not be returned. Land of Odds is not responsible for any improperly delivered or damaged entries. Land of Odds is not responsible for any incorrect or inaccurate entry information, regardless of cause. If an on-line voter votes more than once, Land of Odds reserves the right to discard all of his or her votes. Should viruses, bugs, errors, or other causes corrupt the administration of this Competition, Land of Odds reserves the right, in its sole discretion to discontinue, suspend, cancel, or modify the Competition. Land of Odds is not responsible for any damages resulting from use of its web site.

5. Selection of Winners
The top up-to-six (6) semi-finalists will be selected on or shortly after Date TBA. The Grand Prize Winner and Runner-Up will be selected on or shortly after Date TBA. Return of any prize or prize notification as undeliverable may result in disqualification and selection by the judges of an alternate winner, using the same Competition criteria listed above. If Land of Odds determines that there was fraudulent conduct in connection with a winner's entry or the on-line voting for that entry, the winner will be disqualified and an alternate winner selected. All decisions by Land of Odds relating to the selection of the semi-finalists, grand prize winner, and runner-up shall be final and all entrants agree that by participating they are bound by the decisions of Land of Odds judges. To obtain the names of the winners, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to All Dolled Up: Beaded Art Doll Competition Winner's List, Land of Odds, 718 Thompson Lane, Ste 123, Nashville, TN 37204 within thirty (30) days of the date that the winners are selected.

When on-line voting closes, voting logs will be reviewed for any duplicate or otherwise illegitimate votes (for example, those from the same IP or email address), and these will be deleted. The on-line votes will be tallied and used to adjust the original votes of the Panel of Judges at CBJA, in the selection of a winner. The public's votes will weigh towards 25% of the final tally in selecting the Winner and Runner-Up.

6. Submission of Original Pieces by Winners
The top up-to-six (6) semi-finalists will be required to send their Beaded Art Doll pieces to Land of Odds to be received by Date TBA. High quality photo scans will be taken of these pieces, and be posted on the web-site. These pieces will be displayed at The Open Window Gallery at Be Dazzled Beads for 5 months from Date TBA through Date TBA. Each piece will then be returned to the respective semi-finalist.
Semi-finalists are responsible for the shipping and insurance costs of sending the piece to Land of Odds. Semi-finalists are responsible for providing their own insurance for their respective pieces when they ship it and while it is out of their hands and on display at Be Dazzled Beads. Semi-finalists should contact their insurance agents to obtain an appropriate rider. Land of Odds will procure insurance only for return shipment of the piece. Each semi-finalist should include a typewritten and signed statement listing a value of the piece for insurance purposes (not to exceed $3,000.). Please include this statement as well as any written instructions for display, special packaging, or shipping requirements inside the shipping box.

Necessary display support (if any) may be included with the Art Doll. Land of Odds, however, reserves the right to display pieces as best suits the needs of the Competition.

While in possession at Land of Odds, Be Dazzled Beads, The Open Window Gallery and The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts, these pieces will be kept in a locked display case. The Competition Sponsors will use every precaution to protect and safeguard each item after arrival and during exhibition. Competition Sponsors will not be responsible for any damage that may occur due to circumstances beyond their control. While in shipping transit back to the semi-finalist, Land of Odds will pay for return shipping and insurance.

7. Required Agreements
Winners must sign an affidavit of eligibility and a publicity/liability release, and will be required to sign a copyright transfer agreement or other documents required by Land of Odds related to publication of the semi-finalists' and Grand Prize Winner's and Runner-Up's entry photos, slides or .jpg images, any additional images the Competition Sponsors will take of the dolls, and the short stories. Transfer of rights refers to any lawful use of images and the short stories used by the Sponsors during and after the Competition, for marketing, publicity and promotion, use in any electronic media, and the like, including the creation of a CD ROM for purchase by the public. Failure to do so may result in disqualification and the prize being awarded to an alternate winner.

Artists retain ownership of their work and need not be present to win. Wherever images of the Artist’s work are displayed, marketed and promoted, full acknowledgement of the Artist will be given.

Summary of Key Dates:
TBA thru TBA
Submit Entries with Photos plus .jpg image files or Slides, short story, other
accompanying materials listed above

TBA
Selection of up-to-6 semi-finalists

TBA
Must receive original Beaded Art Dolls from semi-finalists

TBA
Posting Beaded Art Doll Images of semi- finalists on web-site for vote

TBA
Awarding Winner and Runner-Up with shopping spree prizes

TBA
Display of original Beaded Art Dolls from semi-finalists

TBA
Return of Beaded Art Dolls to semi- finalists

About Land of Odds (www.landofodds.com)
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At Land of Odds on-line, and accessible from everywhere, and at Be Dazzled Beads in Nashville, Tennessee, you can find one of the country's largest selections of glass beads, seed beads, delicas, semi-precious stone beads, cords, chains, filigrees, sterling silver components, earring findings, pin findings, clasps, charms, stringing supplies and more.

Land of Odds and Be Dazzled Beads provide the supplies you need for designing jewelry, decorating clothing and costumes, or enhancing furnishings and decorative accessories. A visit with us on-line is a perfect opportunity to settle in with your computer, friends and family, have some fun, and indulge your shopping pleasures. Each wonderful and imaginative alcove in our on-line shop is chock full of interesting "what-is" and "how-to" information and insights, as well as great selections of merchandise.

Land of Odds was founded in 1980 as a shop where antique lamps and furniture were restored. We sculpted, detailed, painted, stained, carved, glued and did whatever it took to return an antique to its original beauty and luster. Over time, our skills evolved, and so did our medium. We opened a shop in downtown Nashville, selling a wide assortment of jewelry making supplies, gifts, jewelry, gourmet foods, and posters. In 1998, we decided to turn Land of Odds into an internet-only business, specializing in jewelry making supplies. We closed our downtown store, and opened Be Dazzled Beads 3 miles south of downtown Nashville.

Today, James Alfred Jones (James' signature name on his jewelry designs and lampwork beads) works with silver, bronze, copper, glass and semi-precious stones to create pins, earrings, bracelets, necklaces and objects d'art. You'll find James' studio in conjunction with Be Dazzled Beads in Nashville. Warren Feld manages the on-line and in-store operations for Land of Odds and Be Dazzled Beads.

The public is always welcome to come by. And when you do, you might catch a glimpse of our dogs, Lily, Daisy and Maggie. They are so cute, and love to wait on customers when we're busy.

About the Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts
www.landofodds.com/beadschool/

The Center for Beadwork & Jewelry Arts was founded in 2000, and began offering classes in 2001. The CBJA is a school for beadwork and jewelry arts, providing elective and progressive track courses for students at all levels of skill. The CBJA is committed to offering a comprehensive range of bead and jewelry related course topics, from bead stringing and bead weaving to lampwork bead making, silversmithing, polymer and metal clay, wire work and wire wrapping, fused glass and fiber arts.

The CBJA is a different kind of school. CBJA offers classes structured in a particular order, rather than just a collection of mini-workshops. The CBJA uses a skills-based, rather than a project-based, approach to curriculum design. That is, in designing courses and structuring a curriculum of courses, attention is paid to what set of skills should be taught, and in what order these should be taught.

CJBA is very Design-Oriented. The emphasis is more about, for example, teaching the control of thread and its tension in a stitch, or learning how to shape and use the structural tension of wire to make jewelry. While every course uses a project in which to provide a context for applying skills, the outcome we are seeking is the learning of skills, not merely completing a project.

We have also tightly focused on the quality of instruction. We believe that each class must present material in written, visual and oral forms. All teachers are required to provide written instructions. Written instructions have been pretested to improve clarity and usability. Teachers are required to provide physical samples of the projects taught in classes.

We have tried to structure and interlink courses so that it becomes clearer for the student how best to develop his or her skills. We have specified prerequisites, and progressive course pathways so that the students in any one class are more similar in their beadwork or jewelry making development abilities and needs.

Beadwork and jewelry-making are not only crafts, but arts, as well. As art, they have definable sets of interrelated skills which can be taught, creatively applied, and further developed. These skills can be used to create and enhance color, shape, texture, sensibility, perception, sensuousness and emotion. They can be applied to bring meaning, cognition, culture, connectivity and wisdom to a situation. They can be used to create the tangible from the intangible, and the object from nothingness. The skills of combining materials of physical and/or esthetic wealth into wearable art forms and adornment -- this is jewelry making.

Beads, wire, jewelry findings -- they bring visual and tactile feelings and thoughts to life in the objects we create from them. There is a sense of awe and power, esthetic feeling and historical connection. The CBJA develops and educates its students, through its elective and progressive track courses, for joining the professions of beadworking and jewelry-making, and expanding their horizons.

About The Open Window Gallery - Fine Art Jewelry
www.landofodds.com/store/openwindowgallery.htm

The Open Window Gallery showcases the works of bead and jewelry artists, both local and worldwide. These artists work with glass and vintage glass, fused and lampworked glass, gemstones, shells and other natural materials, sterling silver, gold-filled and 14KT, among other materials.

These artists create wonderful and imaginative pieces, using extraordinary materials in exciting ways. These artists guarantee the quality of their work.

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