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Weekly Flylady Thread 20th August 2018
Valli
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What is FLYLADY? Well, it's our version of the US flylady idea - but we work on the principle that housework is not fun, it's boring, can be time-consuming, is often thankless but, unfortunately, necessary. It's here on Old Style to provide the support we all need and to make the whole task easier and quicker. We also accept that, sometimes, life just gets on top of us and we can't keep up, maybe because we're time-poor, not in the best of health and/or we have littlies who need us. We are definitely NOT control freaks aiming for perfection and utterly spotless show-homes.
Welcome to the weekly Flylady Thread. You're more than welcome to join us in the everlasting battle against dust, grime and gibble. The aim of our thread is to make those onerous tasks less daunting, and to support each other - and to make time for the finer things in life!
Please do remember we have to abide by MSE rules; each post should, ideally, include some mention of flying.
Thank you Natty for last week's thread
Please follow the forum rules on this thread as Flylady has been here a LONG time and is a fabulous support and resource for lots of us. All posts should have some Flylady-related (ooh a compound adjective) content!
The idea is that even if you are really busy you don't need to fall off the wagon!
Every room comes back around next week so please don't stress about catching up
These lists are only suggestions and not a must do list; you are more than welcome to post and follow your own lists.
Also adding a declutter mission each day will help to gradually clear the clutter and make flying easier.
A few of the basics before we start the week
Hotspots are areas where if one thing gets put there, loads of other things follow!
Daily routines are anything you need to do on a daily basis like washing, swish and swipe kitchen and bathroom, ironing, making beds, vacuuming high traffic areas, making meals etc.
Night-time routines are all things which make getting ready in the morning easier, preparing clothes for the next day, making lunches, swish & swipes of the kitchen and tidying the living room before you go to bed plus personals like shower/brush teeth etc.
Fling Boogie - stick on some loud music, grab a bin bag and whiz around the house finding items that can go out with the rubbish, recycling, for charity shop, basically anything that will stop it cluttering your home.
Swish and swipe/S&S means have a quick wipe over an area such as a sink or toilet to prevent the build up of dirt. This is usually done on a daily basis
HHE/HHC/HHI Half Hour exercise/challenge/ironing ... run around for 30 minutes to the Benny Hill music frantically cleaning exercising or ironing.. other music may be used if you prefer!
WM ~ Washing machine
TD ~ Tumble dryer
SC ~ Slowcooker
BM ~ Breadmaker
DW ~ Dishwasher
SOAADFA ~ Sit on 'bottom' and do 'nothing'
WUDUPA ~ washed up, dried up, put away
WUALTD ~ washed up and left to dry
KH/XH/FW ~ Ex-husband and other not so polite versions
DH/DD/DS/DW/DP ~ Dear husband/daughter/son/wife/partner/whatever
OH/SO ~ Other half/significant other
NN ~ nice neighbour
Toxic (friend/mother/sister/whoever) ~ person in your life that seems to exist to make your life miserable
AF ~ Aunt Flo 'time of the month'.. nothing to do with flying but it comes up often.
ETA ~ Edited to add
Gibble ~ miscellaneous crap that appears forever homeless
Dot-to-dot ~ pick a small area (not a whole room) like a chair/coffee/table/shelf/worktop or wherever- thats your first 'dot' - totally clear it - clean it - and only put back what should be there - deal with what you have removed (not just move it somewhere else) then if you have time move on and do the same to another 'dot' -the idea is just like a dot to dot puzzle, you aim to join up all the dots and have a tidy room. The trick is to keep each dot tidy until you get them all joined up! All credit to AnW's Mum for this one
RoD ~ Room of Doom, the one room that feels like it is a permanent pit and cannot be used to its potential!
MAD half hour
- Mad is the abbreviation for Make A Difference.
The idea is that you have a Forth bridge (ie never-ending - or just huge) task but that you work on it in half-hour bursts. This way you know you ARE stooping, and that you won't get it finished but you will make a difference - so it might be clearing out - the garage or shed, or clothes sorting, or weeding - you get the picture - but rather than keep going until you've lost the will to live you do half an hour...but, eventually those half hours will get the job done!
Mr S/A/T/M/L/Al - supermarkets Sainsburys, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl, Aldi. You get the picture!!
Click here to read Toots wonderful welcome guide
ok Here goes this Week...
Monday Munchroom Mess - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level 1
Empty bin and wipe/wash it out - keave it outside to dry in the sunshine to freshen and deordorise it
Clear sides (worktops) and wipe down
Wipe stuff as you put it back - kettle etc Don't forget the toaster crumb tray
Clear table; dust, wipe/polish - don't forget the legs
Clean whatever you sit on - and turn them over and look under the seat...told you! How icky does it get where fingers go and eyes don't see!
Level 2
Rinse out that cloth and wipe sockets and switches and door handles
Wipe down cupboard fronts and fascias - paying special attention to handles
Spring clean - pick a neglected drawer or cupboard, empty it and wipe it out.
Wipe window sills and clean the windows
Clean out fridge and weave anything on its last legs into your mealplan
Wipe splashbacks/tiles
Level 3
Dust any dining room furniture
Wipe skirting boards
Sweep/mop/polish floor
bang doormats outside and replace
Extras
Binbag Dance
HHI
S&S bathroom
check diary for the week - have you got all the cards you need?
Deal with a pile!
MAD half hour
Kiddies will be back at school soon - make sure uniforms/kits/bags are where they should be and ready for the new term
Tuesday - make your lounge worthy of being lounged in - Living room loveliness
Level 1
Open the windows!
Empty any bins.
Sort through the magazine rack - and fling.
Give the cushions a good plumping.
Remove anything that doesn't live here.
With a damp cloth wipe remotes, light switches and the bit just above and below the door handles, where sticky fingers leave residues.
Level Two
Lift sofa cushions, swap around if you can and vacuum all those crevices
Dust everywhere - check for cobwebs!
Clean flies out of light fittings...I use an air can (as used for zapping dust in electronics
Level Three
Dust/wipe curtain tracks
Move all the furniture you can and vacuum
Chillies - - your home will be lovely if you help too!
Make your own bed.
Remove anything icky from your rooms and bin it.
Lift everything off the floor and vacuum it.
Put your clean clothes away tidily and your dirty clothes in the laundry. Make sure your PE kits is in the wash too! We don't want a panic come September!
Extras
S&S kitchen
S&S bathroom
Water parched plants
Sort out all your plastic containers - make sure you have all the lids; throw anything not in good condition. Then put everything back tidily - VALLI! (yes it's a Toots list job !)
Wishy Washy Wipy Wednesday- out on the tiles
(Bathrooms and en suites)
Level 1
Remove shower curtains and towels - wash that shower curtain!
Wipe down shower screens and cubicles
Scrub bath
Give shower heads a bath in lemon juice
Polish all brightwork (chrome bits - taps & hoses)
Clean shower tray
Slosh a good glug of bleach down drains/overflows
Level 2
Flush loo and spray bowl with cream cleaner and SCRUB - under the rim, below the waterline and all over the bowl.
Flush loo again
Wipe seat, lid and outside of loo - including where you can't see...
Slop some bleach all over the inside of the loo
With a clean cloth wipe switches, pull cord, door handles and loo roll holder
Rinse loo brush and dry it outside in the sun
Level 3
Scrub the sink = don't forget the underneath the plug!
Bleach the drain
Wipe the pedestal/cupboard over
Polish and mirrors, glass and your heated towel rail
Clean the floor - vacuum or mop
Put out fresh towels
Extras
HHI
S&S kitchen
Cook a 'double' meal and freeze the spare ready for when you need/deserve a lazy evening
Book out some me time...or some couple time...or both
MAD half hour
If you're working your way through your kitchen cupboards (Natty asked us to clean one last week!)clean out another one!
Thursday Thrills - clean your retreat - bedroom
Level 1
Open windows w-i-d-e
Strip bed
Allow to air
Turn mattress if (a)necessary (b)you have assistance or (c) muscles
Remake bed
level 2
Clear floordrobe and chairdrobe
Clean windows
Vacuum, sweep or mop floor
Level 3
Dust all sides and shelves
With a just damp cloth wipe all your lotion and potion bottles, hairdryers (especially if you use product while blow drying) etc. and put all perfumes away in a drawer. Take it from a former lab. tech.
Polish mirrors
Extras
S&S kitchen
S&S bathroom
HHI
MAD half hour - hit that TOOTS list
[B]Friday Finale
High traffic areas
hallways, stairs, utilities, lobbies...mix it up[/B]
Beat any door mats
Clean any windows
Dust dusty spots
Move excess coats and shoes
Polish any mirrors
Wipe any sills
Wipe all light switches and door handles; make sure all lighting is fully functional
Sweep the door step
Wash OUTSIDE of front door
Polish door furniture
Sweep/mop/vacuum floors
Clear any gibble
Binbag fling...all that stuff you put down and left - can it go?
Put all junk mail in recycling - cut windows out of envelopes first - SHRED bits with personal information on first
Make sure plants are dust free and watered
Extras
HHI
S&S Kitchen
S&S bathroom
Meal plan for the long weekend (unless you're in Scotland)
make sure everything is in its home...tidy is half the battle!
Welcome to the weekly Flylady Thread. You're more than welcome to join us in the everlasting battle against dust, grime and gibble. The aim of our thread is to make those onerous tasks less daunting, and to support each other - and to make time for the finer things in life!
Please do remember we have to abide by MSE rules; each post should, ideally, include some mention of flying.
Thank you Natty for last week's thread
Please follow the forum rules on this thread as Flylady has been here a LONG time and is a fabulous support and resource for lots of us. All posts should have some Flylady-related (ooh a compound adjective) content!
The idea is that even if you are really busy you don't need to fall off the wagon!
Every room comes back around next week so please don't stress about catching up
These lists are only suggestions and not a must do list; you are more than welcome to post and follow your own lists.
Also adding a declutter mission each day will help to gradually clear the clutter and make flying easier.
A few of the basics before we start the week
Hotspots are areas where if one thing gets put there, loads of other things follow!
Daily routines are anything you need to do on a daily basis like washing, swish and swipe kitchen and bathroom, ironing, making beds, vacuuming high traffic areas, making meals etc.
Night-time routines are all things which make getting ready in the morning easier, preparing clothes for the next day, making lunches, swish & swipes of the kitchen and tidying the living room before you go to bed plus personals like shower/brush teeth etc.
Fling Boogie - stick on some loud music, grab a bin bag and whiz around the house finding items that can go out with the rubbish, recycling, for charity shop, basically anything that will stop it cluttering your home.
Swish and swipe/S&S means have a quick wipe over an area such as a sink or toilet to prevent the build up of dirt. This is usually done on a daily basis
HHE/HHC/HHI Half Hour exercise/challenge/ironing ... run around for 30 minutes to the Benny Hill music frantically cleaning exercising or ironing.. other music may be used if you prefer!
WM ~ Washing machine
TD ~ Tumble dryer
SC ~ Slowcooker
BM ~ Breadmaker
DW ~ Dishwasher
SOAADFA ~ Sit on 'bottom' and do 'nothing'
WUDUPA ~ washed up, dried up, put away
WUALTD ~ washed up and left to dry
KH/XH/FW ~ Ex-husband and other not so polite versions
DH/DD/DS/DW/DP ~ Dear husband/daughter/son/wife/partner/whatever
OH/SO ~ Other half/significant other
NN ~ nice neighbour
Toxic (friend/mother/sister/whoever) ~ person in your life that seems to exist to make your life miserable
AF ~ Aunt Flo 'time of the month'.. nothing to do with flying but it comes up often.
ETA ~ Edited to add
Gibble ~ miscellaneous crap that appears forever homeless
Dot-to-dot ~ pick a small area (not a whole room) like a chair/coffee/table/shelf/worktop or wherever- thats your first 'dot' - totally clear it - clean it - and only put back what should be there - deal with what you have removed (not just move it somewhere else) then if you have time move on and do the same to another 'dot' -the idea is just like a dot to dot puzzle, you aim to join up all the dots and have a tidy room. The trick is to keep each dot tidy until you get them all joined up! All credit to AnW's Mum for this one
RoD ~ Room of Doom, the one room that feels like it is a permanent pit and cannot be used to its potential!
MAD half hour
- Mad is the abbreviation for Make A Difference.
The idea is that you have a Forth bridge (ie never-ending - or just huge) task but that you work on it in half-hour bursts. This way you know you ARE stooping, and that you won't get it finished but you will make a difference - so it might be clearing out - the garage or shed, or clothes sorting, or weeding - you get the picture - but rather than keep going until you've lost the will to live you do half an hour...but, eventually those half hours will get the job done!
Mr S/A/T/M/L/Al - supermarkets Sainsburys, Asda, Tesco, Morrisons, Lidl, Aldi. You get the picture!!
Click here to read Toots wonderful welcome guide
ok Here goes this Week...
Monday Munchroom Mess - Kitchen and Dining Room
Level 1
Empty bin and wipe/wash it out - keave it outside to dry in the sunshine to freshen and deordorise it
Clear sides (worktops) and wipe down
Wipe stuff as you put it back - kettle etc Don't forget the toaster crumb tray
Clear table; dust, wipe/polish - don't forget the legs
Clean whatever you sit on - and turn them over and look under the seat...told you! How icky does it get where fingers go and eyes don't see!
Level 2
Rinse out that cloth and wipe sockets and switches and door handles
Wipe down cupboard fronts and fascias - paying special attention to handles
Spring clean - pick a neglected drawer or cupboard, empty it and wipe it out.
Wipe window sills and clean the windows
Clean out fridge and weave anything on its last legs into your mealplan
Wipe splashbacks/tiles
Level 3
Dust any dining room furniture
Wipe skirting boards
Sweep/mop/polish floor
bang doormats outside and replace
Extras
Binbag Dance
HHI
S&S bathroom
check diary for the week - have you got all the cards you need?
Deal with a pile!
MAD half hour
Kiddies will be back at school soon - make sure uniforms/kits/bags are where they should be and ready for the new term
Tuesday - make your lounge worthy of being lounged in - Living room loveliness
Level 1
Open the windows!
Empty any bins.
Sort through the magazine rack - and fling.
Give the cushions a good plumping.
Remove anything that doesn't live here.
With a damp cloth wipe remotes, light switches and the bit just above and below the door handles, where sticky fingers leave residues.
Level Two
Lift sofa cushions, swap around if you can and vacuum all those crevices
Dust everywhere - check for cobwebs!
Clean flies out of light fittings...I use an air can (as used for zapping dust in electronics
Level Three
Dust/wipe curtain tracks
Move all the furniture you can and vacuum
Chillies - - your home will be lovely if you help too!
Make your own bed.
Remove anything icky from your rooms and bin it.
Lift everything off the floor and vacuum it.
Put your clean clothes away tidily and your dirty clothes in the laundry. Make sure your PE kits is in the wash too! We don't want a panic come September!
Extras
S&S kitchen
S&S bathroom
Water parched plants
Sort out all your plastic containers - make sure you have all the lids; throw anything not in good condition. Then put everything back tidily - VALLI! (yes it's a Toots list job !)
Wishy Washy Wipy Wednesday- out on the tiles
(Bathrooms and en suites)
Level 1
Remove shower curtains and towels - wash that shower curtain!
Wipe down shower screens and cubicles
Scrub bath
Give shower heads a bath in lemon juice
Polish all brightwork (chrome bits - taps & hoses)
Clean shower tray
Slosh a good glug of bleach down drains/overflows
Level 2
Flush loo and spray bowl with cream cleaner and SCRUB - under the rim, below the waterline and all over the bowl.
Flush loo again
Wipe seat, lid and outside of loo - including where you can't see...
Slop some bleach all over the inside of the loo
With a clean cloth wipe switches, pull cord, door handles and loo roll holder
Rinse loo brush and dry it outside in the sun
Level 3
Scrub the sink = don't forget the underneath the plug!
Bleach the drain
Wipe the pedestal/cupboard over
Polish and mirrors, glass and your heated towel rail
Clean the floor - vacuum or mop
Put out fresh towels
Extras
HHI
S&S kitchen
Cook a 'double' meal and freeze the spare ready for when you need/deserve a lazy evening
Book out some me time...or some couple time...or both
MAD half hour
If you're working your way through your kitchen cupboards (Natty asked us to clean one last week!)clean out another one!
Thursday Thrills - clean your retreat - bedroom
Level 1
Open windows w-i-d-e
Strip bed
Allow to air
Turn mattress if (a)necessary (b)you have assistance or (c) muscles
Remake bed
level 2
Clear floordrobe and chairdrobe
Clean windows
Vacuum, sweep or mop floor
Level 3
Dust all sides and shelves
With a just damp cloth wipe all your lotion and potion bottles, hairdryers (especially if you use product while blow drying) etc. and put all perfumes away in a drawer. Take it from a former lab. tech.
Polish mirrors
Extras
S&S kitchen
S&S bathroom
HHI
MAD half hour - hit that TOOTS list
[B]Friday Finale
High traffic areas
hallways, stairs, utilities, lobbies...mix it up[/B]
Beat any door mats
Clean any windows
Dust dusty spots
Move excess coats and shoes
Polish any mirrors
Wipe any sills
Wipe all light switches and door handles; make sure all lighting is fully functional
Sweep the door step
Wash OUTSIDE of front door
Polish door furniture
Sweep/mop/vacuum floors
Clear any gibble
Binbag fling...all that stuff you put down and left - can it go?
Put all junk mail in recycling - cut windows out of envelopes first - SHRED bits with personal information on first
Make sure plants are dust free and watered
Extras
HHI
S&S Kitchen
S&S bathroom
Meal plan for the long weekend (unless you're in Scotland)
make sure everything is in its home...tidy is half the battle!
Don't put it DOWN; put it AWAY
"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily Dickinson
Janice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear
Janice 1964-2016Thank you Honey Bear
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Flylady 2018 Challenges - GO FLYERS GO
SCRIMPERS (no spend AUGUST)
atypical blonde
Lamewolf
Pigpen
Natty (was a naughty flylady..lol)
Kazwookie
Jazee
Honey Bear
Valli
Fayolle
Yorkshirelass
Lynnejk
Mumof2
SLINKIES - weight loss challenge
Lynnejk - 9lb
Narcolepsy *some*
Valli 2st/28lb
Dizzy Imp 2st/28lb
FurryBeastOz 2st/28lb
nannygladys 3st/42lb
Fayolle 2st/28lb
atypicalblonde 2st/28lb
Princess Money Penny
Lil_me 5st/70lb
JojotheTightfisted
LameWolf 2st/28lb
Roundtuit 56lb
Jazee 2st/28lb
Pigpen *some*
MrsMoneypenny 1st at least
Froddington 2st
Dancemum 3st
Mademoiselle about 2 st
Ionafan 1st 11lb 9lb (hope that's right!) Excellent work
donnajt 3 st
Rosemary7391
Mrs Chaos 16lb
Faete 2st
Natty 1st 7Ib {6lb lost}
Kazwookie 2st tbc
Honey Bear 5 kgs
Flymarketeers
FurryBeastOz
Pigpen
Valli
Mumof2
donnjt - £1k for hols
H2H (hovel to haven)
HoneyBear
Froddington
Roundtuit
Mumof2
FurryBeastOz
funfairprincess
Mrs Moneypenny
hex2
Fayolle
lynnejk
riotlady
donnajt - by Summer
Mrs Chaos
NattyDon't put it DOWN; put it AWAY"I would like more sisters, that the taking out of one, might not leave such stillness" Emily DickinsonJanice 1964-2016
Thank you Honey Bear0 -
ty... Sunday came around quick... not in but I might be reading so no calling me names!LB moment 10/06 Debt Free date 6/6/14Hope to be debt free until the day I dieMortgage-free Wannabee (05/08/30)6/6/14 £72,454.65 (5.65% int.)08/12/2023 £33602.00 (4.81% int.)0
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I'm here.
Thank you for the listsBreast Cancer Now 100 miles October 2022 100 / 100miles
D- Day 80km June 2024 80/80km (10.06.24 all done)
Diabetic UK 1 million steps July 2024 to complete by end Sept 2024. 1,001,066/ 1,000,000 (20.09.24 all done)
Breast Cancer Now 100 miles 1st May 2025 (18.05.2025 all done)
Diabetic UK 1 million steps July 2025 to complete by end Sept 2025. 1,006,489 / 1,000,000 (10.09.25 all done)
Breast Cancer Now 100 miles 1st October 2025 82/100Sun, Sea0 -
I'm here, lists appreciated even though I tend to stray.
Just had our 1st blackberry and apple crumble of the year with our apples and some blackberries I spotted on my way home from church. Picked loads and froze about 5 bags. Also harvested and froze lots of basil.
Took mil out to an open garden then coffee at garden centre. All seeds half price so saved loads of money.Remember...a layer of dust protects the wood beneath it.0 -
Thank you, I'm definitely in, although looking at the calendar for the week ahead, there are lots of errands to fit around, plus 2 days work.
After my weekly weigh in, it is definitely a case of Must Do Better on the slinky challenge. 6 days away = 6lbs put on, even though I ate lots of salads and walked miles! It had taken me since January to lose 7lb....0 -
I'm lurking as I have my bestie and her little girl staying all week, so we are having some fun!
Had Small's birthday party at the Laser Quest place today. They had a whale of a time and the chocolate loaded cake was completely eaten (the mums did help). I have a dog free - except my own - week ahead. A toy poodle is visiting in the morning for a pre-stay session, but this well be the first week since I started my business that I haven't had two or more hounds to stay.
The owner of the utterly gorgeous collie that stayed until today has booked two further stays in September and October, so that is wonderful!
Life is good girls, life is good x0 -
I'm here - thanks Valli :A
Thanks for all the hugs and thoughts xx
May or may not be in - trying to keep head above water and taking one day at a time. Need to speak to MH team asap to talk over things.
I have - errmmm - made some dinner and dealt with some emails
I am going to try to do a HHC each day - gotta be better than nothing.
Monday Munchroom Mess - Kitchen
Clear sides (worktops) and wipe down
Wipe stuff as you put it back - kettle etc
Wipe down cupboard fronts
Wipe window sills and clean the windows
Wipe splashbacks/tiles
Vacuum floor
Binbag Dance"There's only one way of life and that's your own" - Levellers
"I'm feeling like a Monday but someday I'll be Saturday night" - Bon Jovi0 -
Morning all.
Hugs and coping vibes to Froddy, dancemum, pigpen, Lame Wolf and anyone else trying to keep their head above water atm.
I am already flying... down the Chiltern Line towards London, going to meet DD and bring DGS 1+2 to our house for 2 nights, returning them on Wednesday afternoon. I did manage to clear the spare bed, Hoover the floor (half a dog???) And make up 2 beds yesterday evening while DH put some ham and a few bits of ready prepared salad out on plates, having hardly moved off his chair for the rest of the day.
This week I also have to run toddler group, get washing and mending up to date (tore my cotton skirt on some brambles
), take Rosie to kennels (because DH can't walk her) and catch another early train up north on Friday. That doesn't leave apt of time for flying, so I shall be making as little mess as possible and trusting that DH's immobility won't raise any dust 
Have a good week, all. Help yourself to spoons and sticks xx0 -
Morning all, feeling a little rough myself this morning, generous Pickle sharing his germ!
Yesterday I did the daily necessities (washing, wudupa etc) in the kitchen I decluttered & cleaned the top of three cupboards, the insides of three cupboards, three cupboards worth of worktops and the cooker hood. I'm working my way up to decluttering the baking equipment as I will find it hard to be ruthless.
This week, I'm going to carry on my 'little and often approach in the evenings this week, I also want to start on my little 'outdoor bar' area in the back yard this week, but that depends on the weather really.Outstanding mortgage: £23,181 (December 19)
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Many thanks for the list, much appreciated. Am really going to try to do my best to do it as it honestly makes such a difference (speaking to the converted here I know).
Trying new tactic of getting up early and getting on with the day - going to grab another cup of tea then get dressed and get out riding in good time then back to housework/kids etc. J left for work at 6am as he does most Mondays now.
Down to last 2 weeks of school holidays now so need to make sure all uniform is bought etc. Done stationery/bags etc so much more ahead than usual.
Big hugs to everyone going through tricky times at the moment. I still very much stand by my 'This too shall pass' - it definitely helps.Flymarkeeteer: £168 and counting0
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