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A BASE IS ONLY THERE TO BE BUILT UPON.

Chris Evans | 14:44 UK time, Thursday, 4 December 2008

Meetings madness this week, trying to sort out...

... next year.

Far easier to get the diary organised now and then we have a path to wander from.

I can do one thing plus the show next year and that extra one thing will be decided this week.

Of course everyone wants to know what you've been up to when they talk to you and here's the thing, when I started to recount the last few weeks of activity, I surprised myself at what we'd managed to pack in.

There was the DRIVETIME DINE AND DISCO auction...there was the even madder, DRIVETIME MAGNIFICENT SEVEN FERRARI AUCTION...then the whole TERRY AND ALED thing which is ongoing and is only going to get crazier.

Then there was RADIO 2 LIVE IN LONDON.... then there was the TAKE THAT concert early Monday and then the BIG FRIDAY SHOW next week, haven't told you about that one yet but it's pretty neat.... and finally, following that.... a CHRISTMAS WEEK OF SURPRISE live bands joining us in the studio at teatime.

It's this whole "addedness" to the normal show that has given it a real pep in it's step recently and it's this that makes the time fly by...

MAKE EXTRAORDINARY THINGS HAPPEN. It's all about energy. Everyone who's any good always have the same common denominator - good energy. Energy makes things happen.

The show is fab and I love it but it is only the beginning of what's possible...

Can't wait for next year.

Now we've got the hang of this DRIVETIME thing, let's see if we get it do a loop the loop.

YEH BABY.

CLP.

2008.

PS: Don't forget the first rung of the rock n' roll ladder that leads up to the top window of the weekend is down to YOU. It's the third last ARF of 2008. We challenge you to surprise us. Eg. NOT Brown Eyed Girl or I'm In The Mood For Dancing...Good though they are - requested much too often by far

x

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  • Comment number 1.

    CLP, can I say how much I admire your unfailing sense of how good life is and how much we should all enjoy every minute of it.

    Bogged down in a workplace which is, and has been for some time, on the verge of collapse, it's sometimes difficult to imagine that there are people out there with an enthusiasm for life and making the most of it.

    So thanks Chris for the reminder xx

  • Comment number 2.

    CLP - you make me tired just listerning to you - but don't stop - I love the show and your extras add more to an already great show

  • Comment number 3.

    My My My Lambie Pie!!

    Is 40 too old to be considered for Work Experience?

    Honest, CLP, I'd love to come and do work experience on your team, just for one week. You all sound like you have THE best jobs in the world, and sitting here reading your enthusiastic scribes leaping off my screen makes me wanna be part of the Drivetime Phenomenon.

    And when one of your crew rang me last night - twice!! - I was beside myself!

    So, if you're open to the notion of a 40 year old slightly mad work experience laydeee, give me a shout!!

    Enjoy my Crackers - if you manage to squeeaze 'em in tonight!

    Cheryl the Diva xxx

  • Comment number 4.

    *dips toe back into blog land briefly!*

    Oooh I love the positivity! In these uncertain tiomes it's good to spread the optimism...

    As for the live bands...could you PLEASE get the Sally Army brass band in..Christmas isn't Christmas without a bit of brass!

    You're right about energy too - Not having had a full nights sleep since for around 430 days ..thanks for that Baby Boy (sorry Susan & Jeni!) I sometimes struggle with energy, but should something inspire me - well, theres no stopping me then!
    I'm reliably informed that it's all part of your personality type, but not being a psycho iatrist I wouldn't know anything about that...

    Over and Out...


  • Comment number 5.

    It's refreshing to read every day how someone is so excited by life... we need more Chris Evanses in this world...

  • Comment number 6.

    I think it helps to like doing the job you have. It's hard to be energetic and enthusiastic if you're in a job you don't like. I also think the people you work with make a big difference.....

    Good blog as usual Chris......

  • Comment number 7.

    I think you're right Bond. It's like the office where I had the interview yesterday. I mean, I was led from reception, through an office to a meeting room, and the feeling in that one office was so different to where I work, I can't describe the atmosphere but just totally different.

    Chris obviously loves his job, and the team, and I think that, in part makes him who he is and enables to show such an enthusiasm for life.

    Maybe one day.......

    AF xx

  • Comment number 8.

    Blimey, can't wait for the BIG FRIDAY SHOW and the CHRISTMAS WEEK OF SURPRISE!
    CLP, thank goodness your plans for next year definitely include the Drivetime show, don't know how I'd cope if not.

    Right, I have just worked out how to ask for Christmas crackers BUT if CtD's are going to be played tonight I'm going to leave it till tomorrow. I want a turn!

    MWa, from earlier, (look away squeamish or delicate peeps):

    I sometimes have that dream, and when I wake up I'm usually dying for a wee but my good and loyal bladder has refused to give in and shame me. So I think it means, give yerself a good pinch, get up and run!

    Run run Rudolph!

    A x

  • Comment number 9.

    Boleyngirl - get ya crackers in!! I sent mine in first thing monday morning!

  • Comment number 10.

    Jospots, I heard the Sally Army in Leamington last Sunday, while Christmas shopping - it made my day.

    AF - maybe indeed. Sometimes you have to take big risks to get the kind of life you really want. Perhaps 2009 will be your year!

    Bondman!! Haven't bumped into you for ages, I'm never around for long these days.

    I fancy a nice mince pie for pudding tonight, only the second of the year so far.

    A x

  • Comment number 11.

    CtD, I fear my pair of crackers will not need quite as much "squeezing in"! Ho ho ho, only jealous.

    A x

  • Comment number 12.




    Ah, Christophe...I think the one thing you'll be doing plus the show next year is being a

    ***DADDY!!!***

    That aside, I'm still reeling from a mighty bad week last week, then loads of tiny very random acts of kindness, then such a good birthday from my friends and the lovely Badger, I can't help but have faith.

    ...and you, dear Christophe, are part of that...

    thank you
    love
    hazel
    x

  • Comment number 13.

    Huarrah for the Sally Army bands!

    Not having read back to yesterday .... with regards the bladder...pelvic floor exercises all the way!!

    :o) Jo

  • Comment number 14.

    HL...Mwah...just because I can!

  • Comment number 15.

    boleyngirl - i had my first one the other night. and mince pie!!! hehehehe!!

  • Comment number 16.

    Hi boleyngirl, hope you are well.... ooooo like the mince pie idea. Can't get them here without special ordering them online. May be I'll do that tonight....hmmmmmm

    Hi AF, office atmosphere plays a huge part in ones job. I recently turned a job down as the atmosphere in the office was worst than a morgue, not to mention the staff and boss didn't seem too pleasant......


  • Comment number 17.

    Damn right Christoff. It's all about energy.

    And I feel a little rebuked.

    To be honest, I've been feeling inexplicably low lately, and in that mood..you know the one, everybody hates me, I'm an eejit and am off to eat worms.

    Yes I do have a certain amount of justification for this but hey, nowhere near as much as some. So I'm catching meself on.

    Me battery is low, is all. But only I can re-charge them. So am off to see my lovely friend in the Lakes tomorrow for a bit of a larf and a bit of a moan and a nice cuppa tea in the Old Biddy Tea Rooms in Morecambe, then off to the Winter Gardens to check out a completely barking mad idea we've had for an exhibition.

    If the bracing Morecambe monsoon doesn't blow the cobwebs off, nowt will.

    Clodagh.xx

  • Comment number 18.

    Bondage

    Make your own!!! S'easy peasy lemon squeezy!!!!

    Trust me, I'm a Diva

    x x x

  • Comment number 19.

    Jospots - ooh, pelvic floors exercises! I remember being told at antenatal classes that you could do them while waiting for the bus, trouble was I never travelled on the bus.

    But for the record, my pelvic floor is in good working order! And that's probabaly as far as this topic needs to go!

    A x

  • Comment number 20.

    Mine too...Nuff said!

  • Comment number 21.

    Online mince pies??? Bizarre. Are they not all crumbly when you get them?

    Agree tho, homemade best of all.

    A x

  • Comment number 22.

    Ere.

    Don't get me goin' about the pelvic floor exercises after the journey I had last night from Manchester to Wigan, 3 hours and gangrene in me buttocks.

    Big Breaths, Bertha...

    Clodagh.xx

  • Comment number 23.

    clodagh, sorry to hear you're feeling down. I think we all suffer like that from time to time. This time of year I think it's more prevalent. The days are short and dark, and there's lots of pressure on folks to do the holiday thing. Hopefully your friends (on and off the blog) can help a little.......

    CtD, not sure if my culinary skills are up to the task....LOL


  • Comment number 24.

    One can order Mr Kipplings......

  • Comment number 25.

    Clodagh, the Old Biddy Tea Rooms sounds lovely, I love a good tea room. Hope it's nice china, with sugar cubes and tongs with a little net to keep the flies off.

    A x

    PS Don't eat worms, the short fat fuzzy ones stick in your throat.

  • Comment number 26.

    Chin up Clodagh - you always make us smile with your tales!

    Bondage - now picturing you in a pinny.

    Oooooooooh Errrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

    My Oh My. Love your rolling pin!

  • Comment number 27.

    CtD, is it that pinny that makes the wearer look like the statue of David?

    A x

  • Comment number 28.

    Bondage needs no lookylikie David statue boleyngirl ..... it's all there already!!

    Bondage - sent you something on FB hun xx

  • Comment number 29.

    CtD and boleyngirl......LOL

  • Comment number 30.

    CtD..... flattery, flattery......LOL

  • Comment number 31.

    and where will it get me, Bondage??

  • Comment number 32.

    Ooh doesn't it make a difference when you love what you do! I did various admin jobs for years but when we moved down here I was granted leave as mr jumpy finally had a "proper" job. So I went and worked in a greengrocers shop and loved every minute of it! Once the bump got too heavy to stand up for a 6 hour stint I got shifted to desk duties but by then I didn't hate admin with such a passion anymore :)

    Now I'm a full time mum and I have to say I am enjoying my job! Even with the sleepless nights (jospots - would you swap them for anything?! the baby that is, not the sleepless nights....)

    Looking forward to the BIG FRIDAY SHOW next week!

    Ok. The Stinky One needs distracting so we are going for a drive, over the hills and far away to the shops. Hurrah!

    xx

    me
    and the jumpybean

  • Comment number 33.

    That reminds me, the car had a flat battery t'other day, hugely inconvenient. Flattery could be short for flat battery.

    CtD I am not going to ask how you know what Bondman keeps in his pinny.

    A x

  • Comment number 34.

    Ah tanks chaps and chapesses.

    Don't be nice to me though, me eyes are a bit too near me bladder at the minute..

    Ey up though, David's statue. That reminds me of many moons (pardon the pun) ago, walkin' round the Louvre with the DDF Eric, holding hands with his then NHS bespectacled, pith-helmet-wearing 5 year-old godson, now a strapping rugger-bugger doctor but still bonkers.

    Walking round amongst the spectacular works of sculpture, Jonathan took it all in, then a look of bemusement appeared on his face.

    "Uncle Eric?" says he, puzzled.

    "Yes?" says Eric, expecting something deep and wondrous.

    "Did they not wear pants in them days?"

    Hahahahahaha I feel better already.

    Clodagh.xx

  • Comment number 35.



    sorry all...jo...XXX MWAH XXX...just because I can too

    love to big G

  • Comment number 36.

    CtD, it will get you as far as you want to go....LOL

    boleyngirl, I like that....Flattery = flat + battery.....LOL


  • Comment number 37.

    Oh jumpy, those were the days when the little ones can be distracted by a drive to the shops! My teens are a lot more high maintenance. I loved my time as a full time mum though, for sure.

    Right now I rather fancy the idea of the lifestyle of a 50s housewife, only with every labour saving device available, and a salary to boot. I'd do lots of good deeds and voluntary work, honest.

    Right, off to mince pie shop before the show.

    A x

  • Comment number 38.

    Jen you're right..I wouldn't swap him for the world....even though at 14 months he has turned slightly destructive and super cheeky...am hoping for another bundle soon though.

    Having babies is just like Pringles...once you POP you just can't stop...Chris be warned!!

  • Comment number 39.

    Phew! 5 Down 71 to go!!!!! 2 x 12lb, 1 x 10 3/4lb, 1 x 10 1/2lb and 1 x 10lb.

    Been a busy duck today! now all i need to do is finish off my "proper" job then I can put my feet up.

    I agree Chris POSITIVE Attitude is key to getting the most out of your life. Unfortunately I tend to look at the other side of things - thinking of the reality of things rather than the possibility. What helps me is being silly/childish i.e. making snowmen, snow angels and snowball fights! I must suffer ever so slightly from SAD which is helped by Snow due to the sunlight reflecting back - my thyroid tabs and circulation tabs also help!

    Quack

  • Comment number 40.

    LOL Clodagh - brilliant!

    Now don't you go having leaky eyes in this weather. Tis brass monkeys out there and them ole leaky droplets will freeze on your beautiful cheeks!!

    {{Big Hugs}} to you hun x x x

  • Comment number 41.

    jospots, it's amazing how early they can start. My youngest had her first real tantrum at 16 months, and twelve years later she still likes a good shout, stamp and slam. Twas a bit of a shock as the first one was good as gold. Still, life is never dull and on a good day she can be the funniest, most generous person I know.

    A x

  • Comment number 42.

    Yikes Bondage. I am now all a-quiver!

  • Comment number 43.

    Afternoon all,

    just thought I'd say hello...

    so

    Hello

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 44.

    You can't quiver on a Thursday, it's the rules.

    A x

  • Comment number 45.

    Hi Dook, hope you're well.

    CtD, I see you quiver with antici......................................pation!!!!!!!!!!!!!


  • Comment number 46.

    Hello Dragon.

    A x

  • Comment number 47.

    Hi Dragon, How are things?


  • Comment number 48.

    Hi Dragon!! You good?

    boleyngirl - I can't help it. Quiver. Quiver. Quiver.

    See!

  • Comment number 49.

    Tanks Cheryl. Big (()) back.

    But yous keep your scaldy hands off my rollin' pin. Yous don't know where it's bin.

    Besides, we don't want to be provokin' Debs now that she's the doyenne of the puff pastry, I'd say there's a girl who can give yous a nasty welt when she's riled.

    Achtung.

    Clodagh.xx

  • Comment number 50.

    Rules - we cant be having them or I'll take me ball home and remember that's my coat being used as a goalpost as well........!

    Nev

  • Comment number 51.

    Nev, you're not my nephew are you?

    A x

  • Comment number 52.

    And.

    The cheeks, thankyou for asking, are only just seein' the return of the circulation since last night. Had to be resuscitated withthe fan-heater, a rolled-up Wigan Observer and a tin of Vim.

    Clodagh.xx

  • Comment number 53.


    Evening all

    Mr Chris keep on keeping on.

    Just in case anyone was wondering.




    Now what's next on the South Coast? A Surf Reef which don't work.


  • Comment number 54.

    Vim's gotta be better than Brasso Clodagh. But avoid Vimto at all costs - would you dirnk something that's an anagram of vomit???

    xx

  • Comment number 55.

    Boleyngirl - no but maybe I now realise where my stroppy son gets it from!

    Nev

  • Comment number 56.

    Thats not right


  • Comment number 57.

    Chris Evans said:

    "The show is fab and I love it but it is only the beginning of what's possible... "

    Not complacent and self-satisfied then Chris?

    I think you could be good (and might even get the breakfast show) if you made some changes, like .....

    * Playing more music and
    * Less wittering.

    The music seems to be viewed as a necessary intrusion on the real focus of your show - Chris Evans, Chris Evans and more Chris Evans. Which is alright if you're aged about 8 or in care home where the nurse has control of the 'off switch'.

    Buck up, Evans! I thought they were paying you oodles of cash because you were meant to be good at this.

  • Comment number 58.

    Hahahahaha Cheryl yous is a Genius!!

    I've always thought there was summat sinister about Vimto.

    Anyway after Morecambe I'll be on the Sarsaperilla. In the Old Biddy cafe. Bread and butter and use of cruet.

    Clodagh.xx



  • Comment number 59.

    Ey up.

    Grump alert.

    C.xx

  • Comment number 60.

    Each to their own! You know where the off switch is!

    QUack

  • Comment number 61.

    Oooh, it's ages since I had a good blog sesh, and did some online Christmas stuff also. Now time for my Mum's Taxi shift as both girls doing some improving and enhancing after-school activity and it's cold and dark.

    Never noticed that anagram before, but I hate Vimto anyway, it's like medicine. Am rubbish at anagrams, lemon/melon is about my level.

    Akshly, is it time for the calender afore I go? Please?

    Nev - aye, I think my brother is the same! A reet stroppy b****r he was. Lovely now though.

    Ax

  • Comment number 62.

    But Clodagh you should be defending Vimto as another good example of North West quality, skill and expertise. Second thoughts I never did like it either.

    CtD - apparently was Vim Tonic that got shortened. If there's anything medicinal about it I am a Dutchman!

    Nev

  • Comment number 63.

    Clodagh, mine's an old fashioned cloudy lemonade please.

    When you're smilin', when you're smilin', the whole world smiles with you...

    A x

  • Comment number 64.

    Blinky Blimey. What is it with some eh?

    Anyhoooo, I just had THE fright of me life thus far ..... no, not an 8-legged freak in the ladies, nor ghoulies under the bed but ....

    and what caused this wonderful Diva (that's me!!) to be so scaredy cat shocked?

    I only went and opened the window marked 4 on the Bloggers Adevent Calendar ... and it's a ... it's a .....

    Snowman (so not scary!) dressed a a very scary ... CLOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I hate CLOWNS!!! Clowns freak me to the core!

    I'm guessing the nearest guess was B-sMum with her snowman guess!




    Meeces calendar depicts an elefant looking out thru a very festive window. Sensible elefant, in the warm.

  • Comment number 65.

    personally I don't think you can beat a martini, shaken not stirred of course.....LOL

  • Comment number 66.

    hey. I'm pretty good thanks - I'm off to Boston for the weekend tomorrow for Christmas Shopping (sorry Bsmum!) with a friend from good old blighty. Just hope she's bringing me some Cadbury's (other chocolate available)!

    vimto? euw. It's wrong.

    CtD - oooooh! not long to go now......

    How's your weather Bond? it's lovely and sunny here in DC, though the snow forecast for Boston at the weekend should be fun for flights!

    #60 - Dook - I second that!

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 67.

    *running to hide* I can't stand Clowns either. And keep them jack in the box things away from me too.

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 68.


    Lucy Juan

    So how do you see the rest of Radio 2 shows?


  • Comment number 69.

    CtD..... I thought it was going to be another lady boss story.....LOL

  • Comment number 70.

    Bondy. The start of the show made me think of you hun ....

    It's not the size of your wand, it's the magic it creates .....

  • Comment number 71.

    Lucy

    I await with interest.

    Meanwhile is Bondy EJR from a previous life?



    Come back TTT wherever you are.


    Good evening.

  • Comment number 72.

    Bet that's what Paul Daniels tell Debbie McGee...not a lot!

  • Comment number 73.

    Hi Dragon, the weather has been really mild for the last 2 days, but it's supposed to drop into the 20s tonight and stay there for the next week. Oh and we're supposed to get some snow..... Boston....happy days there visiting the pubs and eateries..... It is one place I would not drive though. They have to have the worst drivers I have ever seen and I have lived on 3 continents (not trying to show off, but rather to show I have a pretty good perspective)......


  • Comment number 74.

    BIG IN JAPAN. ALPHAVILLE.

    PLEEEEEEAAASSEE.

    Sam and the boys in Chiddingfold xxx

  • Comment number 75.

    d'ya know, I was having so much fun I forgot all about ARF!!

    Howz about


    Play That Funky Music - Wild Cherry

    That ought to do it!!

  • Comment number 76.

    Sorry, I am not EJR.

    CtD, I have never had any complaints about the size of my wand..... thank you very much....LOL

  • Comment number 77.

    What they drive worse in Boston than around the Arc d Triumph in paris???? Surely that's not possible!

    Le' Quack

  • Comment number 78.

    ARF: My Ding A Ling - Chuck Berry

    Per your previous blog Chris......LOL

  • Comment number 79.

    Dook, I would say YES..... but it's just my opinion....... Rush hour in Boston is just the pits... They would sooner crash into you than let you into traffic......

  • Comment number 80.

    Bondy please don't tell me that. Me and my big mouth has agreed to rent a car for the weekend to go out to the outlet mall one day.... help!

    Have been to Boston a few times as Mr Dragon lived there before I moved here and we both moved to DC. Like it a lot but it gets pretty nippy!

    ARF - Santana, Smooth

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 81.

    Sounds abit like Aberdeen!!! Roundabout - not likely.......Roadworks - tough youre not getting in!

    After last night and today I have fully remembered how to "do" a turkey. Albeit an odd talent I was chuffed to bits that I remembered how to do it after a whole year. What talent/thing could you do ages ago that you would like to do again?

    ARF - Alaska Tiny Spark (just had to!)

    Quack

  • Comment number 82.

    AAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGHHHHHHH. what have I done? If I'm not on the blog next week you'll know why!!!!!!

    eeek.

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 83.

    dook - ice skate!

    went with the school when i was 15 and took to it like the proverbial duck to water. then a couple of christmasses ago, took mr diva to kew gardens for a skating session at dusk in front of the temperate house. beautiful. absolutely stunning. and that was just me!!

    let's just say i had a 60 minute love affair with the wooden barrier and was very stiff for days afterwards!

    mr diva, in the meantime, whooshed round the rink like robin coussins on e numbers!!

  • Comment number 84.

    Dragon, If you're in a rental, just make sure you take out their insurance and you'll be fine......LOL

    Dook, the roundabout in Aberdeen.....LOL I don't remember a lot of traffic when I lived there, but that was some time ago. Do they still have that nightclub at the top of Union Street?

  • Comment number 85.

    So, now, lets get one thing straight.

    I have no need for Tena Lady, and am slightly miffed that I was out shopping when I should have been here defending my bladder.

    The thing is, the dream is about the 'other' sort of toilet, y'no the one that ladies don't do.

    And I am most certainly in control of that!

    Anyhoo....

    ARF - mahna mahna - by the muppety pink cows and orange haired, hollow eyed fella. And, no, its not Animal - or dr teeth!

    MW, a!

  • Comment number 86.

    MW,a - he's called mahna mahna, and the pink things are the snowths...... and I'm a saddo....!

    Bond- think I will be upgrading to a nice big SUV.......

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 87.

    Dragon... sounds like a good idea especially if there's snow around.

  • Comment number 88.

    Ah Dragon,
    You will be able to help me with a question thats been bugging me for ages.

    I used to know the answer, and as soon as you tell me I'll go 'Oh yeah. of course'

    The names of the 2 grumpy guys in the balcony box????

    MW, a!

  • Comment number 89.

    *hangs head in shame*....

    I think they are Waldorf and Stattler but not 100% sure.

    Dragon (the muppet anorak)xx

  • Comment number 90.

    Bond - you'd think so, but I did a magnificent wheel spin in our Jeep in the rain a couple of days ago! Dread to think what it's going to do in deep snow.

    Dragonxx

  • Comment number 91.

    Dragon, I think you're right.....

  • Comment number 92.

    Dragon, wooohoooo donuts in the snow....LOL

  • Comment number 93.

    MW , a,

    Staedler and Waldorf.

  • Comment number 94.

    Ohhh Sooo Close Dragon - but no cigar!

    Right that my "proper" job done for the day - off to either put my feet up or deliver some turkeys (hopefully Mr. Egg is back and he'll sort out the birds)

    Before I go......we had a request for 20Kg Turkeys this week - asked if meant lbs but no kgs it was - thats a whooping 42lb Turkey!!!!!!!!

    Anyone fancy a bit of turkey curry for valentines '09?!!!!!!!

    Quack (or should that be gobble gobble?)

  • Comment number 95.

    Wow that's a big bird..... Are they planning on feeding an army??????/

  • Comment number 96.

    back for 10 mins before i have to get me glad rags on.......
    Tins - tried manuka honey in the form of med-honey and it's not good. ulcer has gone back to stage one, after being almost healed. now awaiting specialist advice from yet another ospital dept!

    HLS - wlll check that book out for you

    waiting for the crackers diva......

    tiggs xxxx

  • Comment number 97.

    Mum & Booboo dropped off- check!

  • Comment number 98.

    Suitcase packed-ish -check!

  • Comment number 99.

    Passport & dosh ready - check!

  • Comment number 100.


    Prezzies & cards to open tomorrow- check!

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