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NIGHT OF WONDERS

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INSIDE
2 | Letter from the Editor
3 | Behind the Scenes: How it All Came Together
6 | Travel Essentials with Dr. Shannon Humphrey
7 | Where Are They Now? Wish Child Update
8 | Our Routes
10 | The Power of a Wish
11 | “Sage and Me” by Lynn-Anne Graham
12 | Gala Gogo: Spotted on the Scene
17 | 2019: Save the Date

All photos courtesy of Jamie-Lee Fuoco, unless noted.

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CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION

EDITORLETTER FROM THE

This first edition of our Night of In these pages, please enjoy Photo: The Collective You
Wonders magazine is a source of great highlights of this extraordinary event in
pride for us here in the BC & Yukon an unconventional space. Just like the
office of Children’s Wish. Not only is magic of a wish, Night of Wonders 2018
it a unique way to acknowledge the truly was wonderous.
success of this extraordinary gala and
everyone involved, but it’s also, simply A special thank you goes out to our
put – very cool. dedicated 2018 Gala Committee,
including co-chairs Kevin Mazzone
I am extremely proud of this event, and Tiffany Soper, Loveena Chera,
of how much it’s grown over its short Kimberly Desmarais, Robin Gill,
five-year history, of how different it is Caroline Haselden, Shannon Heth, Dr.
from any other charity gala, and most Shannon Humphrey, Soha Lavin, and
importantly – of how many wishes Kate Rassekh.
we have granted through this event.
I often say to anyone who will listen, I am so excited to see what’s to come
that wish granting is incredible. Here in next March and how this team, our
this small office staffed with only seven sponsors, and our volunteers will
dedicated employees, we grant over manage to top 2018.
100 wishes in one year all of which
are funded by the generosity of our Jennifer Petersen
community. The average cost of a wish Provincial Director
is $10,000 which means at the 2018 Children’s Wish Foundation, BC & Yukon Chapter
Night of Wonders gala, we funded half
of our wishes in BC & Yukon. That is an
extraordinary contribution.

Co-Chaired by the dynamic pair of
Kevin Mazzone and Tiffany Soper,
Night of Wonders 2018 truly took
flight. Attended by a record-breaking
350 guests, the gala was held in a
spectacular new venue at London
Aviation Centre. This functioning
airplane hangar was transformed into
an awe-inspiring gala by the very
talented team at CountDown Events.
Anchored by the endearingly infectious
duo of Fred Lee and Sophie Lui, the
crowd responded generously to the
call for support in giving the gift of a
wish to kids like Sage, whose mom
Lynn-Anne shared her heart-wrenching
story of survival.

Staff of the Children’s Wish BC & Yukon office packing
up London Aviation Centre at 2 am after the gala.
Photo: Children’s Wish

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BEHIND THE SCENES

How wishes took flight

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The splendid, grand,
and magical way

one of the city’s most
unconventional galas

came together

It takes a year of work to plan and Photo: CountDown Events
execute the Children’s Wish BC &
Yukon chapter’s annual Night of Early set up of the London Air Centre
Wonders gala. From choosing a date venue by Countdown Events
and venue, collaborating on themes
and visions, to site visits and guest concept with the exclusive save-the-
lists, there is no shortage of critical date packages, hand-delivered to VIPs,
details for the Children’s Wish staff, sponsors, and key guests. Packaged
gala committee, volunteers, and inside a kraft brown box featuring
vendors. In only its fifth year, the a custom air mail stamp, guests
2018 Wishes Take Flight gala was received a hand-folded paper airplane
the biggest yet, with over 350 guests introducing them to the March 8th gala.
inside a 30,000 square-foot airplane
hangar.

The venue at London Aviation Throughout the pre-event Children’s Wish’s Hannah Smith and
Centre was chosen because Night communication with guests, sponsors Jennifer Petersen with gala co-chair
of Wonders was founded on the were featured at every step. Presenting Kevin Mazzone. Photo: Children’s Wish
concept of an “exceptional event sponsor Pacific Blue Cross continued
in an unconventional space.” The their commitment from previous donation. Each child was profiled in
modern and sleek hangar was the years, leading the roster of five Wish the Wish Stories book, delivered to
perfect locale to showcase the Granter sponsors (Air Transat, BCLC, all guests several weeks prior to the
expanse and magnitude of a wish, says Dr. Shannon Humphrey, McMillan event. The book was a reflection on
Hannah Smith, Manager of Resource LLP, and The Lazy Gourmet), the astounding magic of a wish and
Development at Children’s Wish BC & reception sponsor Sofina Foods, highlighted the tragedies and triumphs
Yukon. So many wishes also happen to event producers CountDown Events, children with life-threatening illnesses
be travel wishes, which incorporated venue sponsor London Air Services, and their families face.
beautifully into the vision of this year’s and silver-level sponsor Beedie. Eight
gala. The theme of Wishes Take Flight, Corporate sponsors, 16 Production As the event day approached, staff
thought up by the masterminds on the sponsors, and three media sponsors, and committee members worked out
2018 gala committee and former chair Daily Hive, Global BC, and Vancouver the final details – seating charts, menu
Jessica Hollander, weaved throughout Magazine, rounded out the generous planning, auction items, speeches,
the event creative; a sparkling night group. décor, helicopter transportation
sky mesmerized the gala website, (another unconventional aspect of
save the date, invitations, and emails. Our esteemed Wish Granters were the event), and volunteer roles. Final
Guests were first introduced to the paired with a wish child whose wish site visits and logistical wrinkles
would be granted thanks to their were ironed out. “You have all these
1 conversations and meetings and
phone calls planning out your vision
2 that come together in one beautiful
moment,” Smith says. “I think that’s why
a lot of people love events.”

Photo: Children’s Wish Photo: Children’s Wish On the morning of March 8th,

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EXPERIENCE A NIGHT OF WONDERS

THURSDAY, MARCH 8TH, 2018

LONDON AVIATION CENTRE

WISHES TAKE FLIGHT Photo: CountDown Events

You’re invited to Night of Wonders, an extraordinary event in an describe why Children’s Wish matters,
unconventional space to celebrate the magic and power of a wish. I didn’t realize how nervous I was,”
says Petersen. “Because the next few
Tickets $500 | Table of 8 $4,000 | Corporate Table $5,000 moments were so important... and then
it all happened. Our guests understood
C 6PM TO MIDNIGHT and gave so generously.”
M LONDON AVIATION CENTRE 4580 COWLEY CRESCENT, RICHMOND

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CM To benefit Children’s Wish Foundation, BC & Yukon Chapter

MY

CY This exceptional evening will include:

CMY Custom cocktails mixed by The Liberty Distillery • Premium wines by Liquidity Wines •
K Three-course dinner created by The Lazy Gourmet • Portraits by

The Collective You • Captivating live entertainment

NIGHTOFWONDERS.CA

OUR SPONSORS It was three in the morning when the
final trucks were loaded and the last
PRESENTED BY staff and volunteers left the venue.
Less than 12 hours later, funds were
DR. SHANNON HUMPHREY tallied up to a staggering $550,000,
making the 2018 gala the most
SILVER CORPORATE reinforce our subtle travel theme.” successful gala in chapter history. On
Guests of Corporate tables and Wish March 8th, 2018, Children’s Wish, and
PRODUCTION & CULINARY DR. JEAN & DR. ALASTAIR Granters received a pass with their its sponsors, donors, and guests, were
MEDIA CARRUTHERS company logo printed on the front. able to make 55 wishes take flight.
Another key piece of the event was
Children’s Wish staff and volunteers the program – or Passport – a small 3. Print invitation featuring sponsor logos |
passport-sized booklet emblazoned 4. Custom invitation for Corporate tables and
arrived at London Aviation Centre with the Night of Wonders monogram table hosts |
that highlighted The Lazy Gourmet’s 5. Custom boarding passes for guests |
in Richmond to see dozens of culinary creations, Liquidity Wines’ 6. Event program - or “Passport” - featuring all
selections, and the live and silent sponsors |
people in every corner of the space auctions. 7. Branded signage for sponsor tables |
8. Wish Stories book featuring Wish Granter
busily prepping the site. Showkraft The evening went off without a hitch. sponsors and wish children
Production Services Ltd., A&B
Rentals, Art of the Party, Bold Event There was a moment in the night Photo: Lubna Irshaad
Creative, and Flower Factory were
each part of the many moving pieces, after wish mom Lynn-Anne Graham’s

as was Innovation Lighting, Showcase heartfelt speech, when guests raised
Pianos, and Siegel Entertainment.
“To see the space so dramatically their hands on the spot

transformed, so many hands on deck to make a generous 7
donation, which brought
at such a critical time, all led by event
many of the organizers
producers CountDown Events… It was
to tears. “As I sat on the
completely astounding,” says Jennifer
couch beside the stage,
Petersen, Provincial Director of the BC
listening to Fred and
& Yukon Chapter.
Sophie so beautifully

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received as they arrived was a
customized “boarding pass,” created 8
for each of the 354 gala-goers
and became a guest favourite and Photo: Lubna Irshaad
keepsake from the event. “We talk
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our guests, donors, and sponsors
in even the smallest ways,” says
Communications Specialist Jill Slattery.
“The boarding passes were designed
to welcome each person, guide them
to their table and seat location, and

CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION

8 TRAVEL ESSENTIALS

with Dr. Shannon Humphrey

Dr. Shannon Humphrey is a world-renowned dermatologist, lecturer and
clinical researcher, who has always carved time out of her busy career
to give back to her community through involvement in charities, not-
for-profits and other local organizations. She has supported Children’s
Wish for over four years, serving on their gala committee and even the
Foundation’s Board.

Between research work, speaking engagements and vacations with my
family, I end up travelling a lot throughout the year — which can do a
number on my overall wellbeing, including my skin. Over the years, I’ve
learned which products are most effective at keeping me and my skin
healthy, regardless of how hectic my schedule becomes. Here are a few
of my absolute musts, that I always have on hand.

1 SUNSCREEN 6 HERBAL TEA
As a dermatologist I’m committed to skin health I always travel with a few sachets of my own
365 days a year. I use a broad spectrum SPF 50 detoxifying herbal tea for relaxation and
sunscreen year round to keep my skin as healthy hydration on the move. It’s one more aspect of
as possible and looking its best — my favourite my daily routine that I can
for convenience during travel is ColorScience control regardless of my
Sunforgettables. accommodation or travel
plans.

2 CARRY-ON LUGGAGE 7 YOGA BALLS
I travel a lot for work so I always I started packing
take a carry on — there’s nothing acupressure balls a while
worse than landing at YVR after a late

flight, only to learn that my luggage is ago, and now I won’t go

delayed. At that point, all I want is to anywhere without them.

get home to my family! My preferred is They release upper back

the Rimowa Salsa carry on — it fits my and shoulder tension,

essentials without sacrificing on style. which is especially helpful

if I sleep funny on a flight and wake up with kinks,

3 iPOD or if I’m having trouble winding down after an
iPods are convenient for travel and jam-packed day of work.
essential for workout music, audiobooks
and a quick meditation. These things
8 FACETIME
help to keep me sane and grounded, no My last travel essential isn’t so much
matter where in the world I am. an item as an app. A daily FaceTime

4 WORKOUT CLOTHES home to talk to my husband and
On that note, another must for me is a gym outfit. No my kids helps me feel close and
matter what, I truly consider workouts to be essential connected to them no matter where I
— and that includes when I’m in transit. They give me am in the world.

energy, stabilize my mood and help me adjust to a When I start planning for a trip it’s always reassuring to know
different time zone. that with my essentials, I can take on even the craziest travel

schedule in stride.

5 MOISTURIZER
We all know that air travel can be incredibly dehydrating for body and skin. In addition to
drinking lots of water I choose to travel without makeup and slather on moisturizer several
times during the flight. SkinMedica’s Dermal Repair is my go-to.

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With the help from CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION
generous Wish
ANTHONY
Granter sponsors,
five children will have Anthony’s wish to visit and
meet his extended family in
their one true wish Los Angeles and experience
come true. Disneyland is booked! He and
his family will be leaving in
July to make this exciting trip,
thanks to McMillan LLP.

MALLORY

Mallory has recently decided
her wish is a trip to Florida to
visit Disney World and enjoy
the sun. Thanks to BCLC, her
dream is within reach!

FARIS WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Faris just finished grade Updates on our wish children
eight and is working on
writing a letter to his YUSUF
favourite Doctor Who
star while Children’s Wish Yusuf decided on his wish
works on granting his and chose to have his
wish. The Lazy Gourmet grandparents and uncle
should be proud for come to visit from Turkey!
making this happen! Children’s Wish is hoping to
make this happen in summer
2018, thanks to Dr. Shannon
Humphrey.

ARIELLE

Arielle is enjoying the summer and splash-
ing in the local swimming pool. She’s taking
the time to decide on her wish, but thanks
to Air Transat, we’ll be ready when she is!

* Read more about Night of Wonders 2018’s amazing wish children at
www.nightofwonders.ca

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HAWAII
BORA BORA

FIJI

OUR ROUTES

2017/2018 WISH TRIP DESTINATIONS

20 countries visited so far

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CHILDREN’S WISH FOUNDATION “This trip to Disney World was better “
than any of us could ever imagine, “
The and we are so touched that there
are people with such big hearts
Power working to help us families who’ve
experienced such heart ache.
of a Wish - Wish Mom

The Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada

commissioned a wish impact study in 2016 to assess how far the magic of wish extends. The data
showed up to 100 people were affected by each wish. In granting over 25,000 wishes in the last three
decades, Children’s Wish has impacted over 2.5 million Canadians in some way, whether they are a wish
child, or their parents, siblings, grandparents, health practicioners, classmates, or businesses.

96% Here in British Columbia and the Yukon,
roughly 100 wishes are granted each year,
Of parents surveyed agree that the planning of a wish, and even touching the lives of roughly 100,000 people
memories of the wish, provided a distraction from their child’s in this region. A wish creates hope and
treatment or illness. happiness for the child’s family, healthcare
team, as well as for every person who cares
Medical and worries about that child. One wish, so
Professionals many smiles.

Have asserted that the experience of a wish has The 2018 Night of Wonders Gala raised
helped their patients better adhere to treatment plans $550,000, enough to fund 55 wishes right
and has increased the likelihood that the patients take here in B.C.
their medication.
“As a parent of a child with a chronic
93% awful illness...... I can’t even type this

Of parents surveyed agree that the wish was an essential part of without crying.... the wish gave Melissa a
their child’s healing or treatment, and 100% agree that they saw
noticeable changes in their child after their wish was completed. brief ‘break’ from her constant pain and

lifted her spirits. This wish gave us as

parents the opportunity to see her enjoy

life again and smile! - Wish Mom

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SAGE AND ME

A Mom’s Words on a Wish

<< BY LYNN-ANNE GRAHAM >>

When Sage was four, on February On November 3rd, less than a week She was not
20, 2015, I took her to BC from when her Wish was proposed,
Children’s Hospital because of some Sage and I boarded a plane for New happy to
health concerns that other doctors York. The next day we were welcomed
kept brushing off. From that day, we onto the Disney Magic for a seven-day be back at
did not leave the hospital for over two Bahamian Cruise. On board, Sage met
months. Sage was diagnosed with and dressed up as princesses, she ate the hospital, Lynn-Anne speaking at
stage 3 Wilms kidney cancer. Our a lot of cheese pizza and ice-cream, but like the Night of Wonders
world was completely flipped upside and we spent afternoons exploring princesses
down. Since that day, Sage has fought the ship. After being stuck so much at
this monster twice. home, or in small hospital rooms, and she loves, she chose to be brave and
surviving on hospital food for weeks
Altogether, she endured over a month and months at a time, this sea time on not let fear stop her.
of bedrest, losing her ability to sit, a beautiful ship was truly heaven!
stand, or even roll over in bed. She Knowing that people care gives us
lost her hair twice. She has undergone One of the biggest highlights of the strength to stay strong and to face
several life saving procedures, trip for Sage was a princess make- whatever happens next, in the most
countless tests and needles, and four over on the ship’s Bibbidi Bobbidi positive way we can. Because people
surgeries, two of which were massive, Boutique. Her transformation into care, the Children’s Wish Foundation
open chest surgeries, involving nearly such a beautiful Princess Jasmine makes a real, tangible difference for
her whole body and stopping her meant more to Sage than most girls. kids like Sage and their families. There
heart. Altogether, Sage has spent over As a young girl who has lost her hair is no way I could have made any trip
35 hours in the OR. twice and has had to accept many happen for her, let alone her Wish.
surgical scars, she absolutely loved Sage’s Wish experiences of freedom,
After Sage’s first fight, she was referred the whole transformation. I could see beauty, and joy brought a healing to
to the Children’s Wish Foundation of that having her short hair pixie dusted her she would never have experienced
Canada by our nurse. A few months and magically done up in real princess otherwise. Because of her Wish,
later, the cancer came back. Being fashion was an experience that deeply she felt empowered to walk into the
a girl who makes up her mind, Sage touched her heart. She transformed hospital, ready to fight. Her trip was
wanted to fight and “Kick cancer in into a happier, more open, and only seven days, but the wonderful
the face.” My amazing Sage finished confident girl than I had seen in a long experiences and the happy memories
treatment in March 2017. It was then time. I saw her glow from the inside. she now holds have made her life
that we started to think much more better, her world more full of possibility
about Sage’s Wish. Sage and I returned home on and hope, now, tomorrow, and moving
November 11. The very next day, Sage forward. Wishes are Magic!
Unfortunately, Sage’s Wish became was admitted into Children’s Hospital
a rushed one. A routine scan this for her biopsy surgery. She knew As a mom, from my heart, thank you for
last October found a mass on her she was facing another surgery, and caring about my child and for making
aorta, near where her kidney had possibly more cancer medicine, yet her life better!
been. Being a girl who loves Disney she walked into Children’s Hospital
Princesses, she really loved the idea way ahead of me, ready to face it. Shortly after Night of
of a Disney Cruise. Children’s Wish Incredibly brave, her head held high Wonders, Sage and
Foundation went to work fast! with her Jasmine tiara still in place. her mom found out
her cancer was back
for the third time.
She’s now having
chemotherapy and
fighting the disease
once again.

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On the social
scene and the
social pages

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ON OUR
Mapping the media ( )quality time

Night of Wonders was the talk of the town - online, in about town with Paul Duchart
print, and on television. Were you spotted?
children’s wish Foundation Bc & Yukon night of wonders

London Aviation Centre, YVR, March 8, 2018
the theme of this year’s gala, held in an airplane hangar at Vancouver international airport,
was wishes take Flight. the event raised $550,000 for children with life-threatening illnesses

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Survey Says...

5 6 Our unscientific poll of random
partygoers at the bash

THiS MonTH’S queSTion:

How did you travel here tonight?

Helicopter 30%

Shuttle 15%

1.Veronica Bailey, marketing, nordstrom; Loredana Grama, store manager, nordstrom Pacific centre; and Jin Car 50%
Churchill, senior marketing manager, nordstrom 2.Cindy David, president and estate planning adviser, cindy David JUNE 2018 BCBuSineSS 61
Financial Group; and Virgil Hlus, adviser, clark wilson, and children’s wish board chair 3.Dave Humphrey, chief product
officer, wantoo; Dr. Shannon Humphrey, medical director, carruthers & Humphrey, and gala committee member; Lee
Rennison, VP operations, Primex investment; and David Plunkett, partner, Burrard Law 4.Raj Mutti, VP operations
west, Great canadian Gaming; Jerry Williamson, director of gaming facilities, BcLc; and Michael Kim, GM, River Rock
casino Resort 5.Manuel Bernaschek, president, Showcase Pianos, and co-owner, Stefano Ricci Vancouver; and Kevin
Mazzone, GM, the Lazy Gourmet, and gala co-chair 6.Malania Dela Cruz, western director, Faulhaber communications;
Joy Pecknold, Fashion magazine western editor-at-large; and Tiffany Soper, avenue PR partner and gala co-chair •

tonia cowan

Captured in BC Business’
June 2018 issue and online

Profiled on Daily Hive (online) Featured in Fred Lee’s Social Network
in The Province (print and online)

Promoted in Vancouver Magazine’s
April edition

Social Scene Night of Wonders
01
02 It was a dark and stormy March night in Vancouver when 350
guests made their way to the London Aviation Centre at Vancouver
International Airport, the location of the annual Night of Wonders
gala to benefit the Children’s Wish Foundation of Canada, B.C. and
Yukon chapter. Inside, however, things were wondrous, with atten-
dees savouring violet-hued cocktails, perusing the silent auction, and
watching in awe as a contortionist performed beneath a cumulus cloud
of helium balloons. “We aim to throw events in unconventional spaces
that feel intimate and dynamic—we will never be that gala that ends up
in a hotel ballroom,” explains event creative director Jessica Hollander.
The evening’s theme, “Wishes Take Flight,” was an homage to the
number of travel wishes the charity grants to children with life-threat-
ening diseases. And, in raising a record-setting $550,000, the event
secured wishes for 55 local children and their families this year.

Andy
Dixon

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On Safari with andBeyond

01. Kevin Mazzone, Tiffany Soper, and Fred Lee 02. Robin Gill, Jennifer Petersen, and Sophie Lui 03. Drew Pankrath, Brad Vandine, Dr. Max Meyer, Robert Durant, Rod
Ramage, and Kevin Marques 04. Manuel Bernaschek (centre), and Laura and Victor Alfonso 05. Derek Nelsen, Nadia and Hussein Shivji, and Eila Akbari 06. Matthew, Lisa,
and Alan Boroditsky 07. Donald Hayes, Barb Hambly, Jan Grude, and Carole Taylor 08. DJ Chloé Morgan

24 · · Summer 2018 Coverage on Global BC News at 11 Spotted in Malcolm Perry’s
and online Vancouver Sun column
Photo spread in Nuvo Magazine’s
Summer 2018 edition

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R RADAR
Views from the flight deck

Photo: CountDown Events “It was a great event and we
had so much fun! Hopefully
“What a great event. You and the I get the invite again next
team continue to raise the bar.” year. You guys did a great job
- Steve Munford putting everything together
to make for a spectacular
evening.”
- Cindy David

“Last night was a giant step
forward for the organization!”
- Loveena Chera

Photo: Lubna Irshaad “What a fabulous event. It's “You and your team do such
no small feat to pull off an a wonderful thing for families
“I feel incredibly proud to have event like that in a venue that in need. You give them
played a very smal role in last night’s does not usually offer such joy that will help see them
event and filled with joy that we large scale food service. Very through the hardest, most
were able to raise so much money impressive. So moving, and heartbreaking times. I feel
for Children’s Wish. The absolute also fun.” privileged to be a small part
highlight for me was Sage’s mom - Lee Rennison of such a wonderful evening.
Lynn-Anne…truly captivating and left The event was magical – and
every single person there with an I’m so happy to see how
important deep understanding; the much was raised.”
magic of a wish. I come away from - Sophie Lui
last night’s events with an incredible
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- Dr. Shannon Humphrey

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