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* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and [[SpitefulSpit spitting at people]] is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant [[KillItWithFire being burned up by fire from Heaven]]. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus bemusedly questions them about it.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with a firm but earnest rebuke.
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers recognize their error and contritely pledge to do better.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with a firm but earnest rebuke.
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers recognize their error and contritely pledge to do better.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and [[SpitefulSpit spitting at people]] is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant [[KillItWithFire being burned up by fire from Heaven]]. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus bemusedly questions them about it.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with a firm but earnest rebuke.
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero:CorrectiveLecture: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers recognize their error and contritely pledge to do better.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with a firm but earnest rebuke.
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero:
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* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and [[SpitefulSpit spitting at people]] is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant [[KillItWithFire being burned up by fire from Heaven]]. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus bemusedly questions them about it.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with [[CorrectiveLecture a firm but earnest rebuke]].
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and [[SpitefulSpit spitting at people]] is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant [[KillItWithFire being burned up by fire from Heaven]]. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus bemusedly questions them about it.
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they (almost) got in a fight with.
* HumblePie: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus serves the brothers a good helping of the trope with [[CorrectiveLecture a firm but earnest rebuke]].
* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans]].
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
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-->'''John:''' Let us do something.
-->'''Jesus:''' And what would that achieve?
-->'''James:''' Defending your honor. They reviled and humiliated you.
-->'''John:''' They deserve to have bolts of lightning rain down and incinerate them.
-->'''James:''' Yes, fire from the heavens.
-->'''Jesus:''' Fire?
-->'''John:''' You said we could do things like that. Say the word, and it will happen.
-->'''James:''' Why not? We knew we couldn't trust these people; we shouldn't have come here in the first place. They don't deserve you!
-->'''Jesus:''' Why do you think I had you work Melech's field? What was I trying to teach you?
-->'''James:''' To help.
-->'''Jesus:''' You think it was just to be more helpful, or to be better farmers? It was to show you that what we're doing here will last for generations. What I told Photina at the well, and what she then told so many others... it's sowing seeds that will have a lasting impact for lifetimes. Can you not see what's happening here? These people that you hate so much are believing in me without even seeing miracles. It's the message, the truth, that we're giving them. And you're going to get in the way of that, because a few people, from a region you don't like, were mean to you? That they're not worthy? What? You're so much better? You're more worthy? Well, let me tell you something: you're not. That's the whole point! It's why I'm here.
-->'''James:''' I'm sorry.
-->'''John:''' I'm sorry, rabbi.
-->'''Jesus:''' As we gather others, I need you to help show the way, to be humble.
-->'''James:''' We will.
-->'''Jesus:''' You wanted to use the power of {{God}} to bring down fire to burn these people up?
-->'''John:''' Well, it sounds a lot worse when you say it that way.
-->''[Jesus chuckles]''
-->'''Jesus:''' And what would that achieve?
-->'''James:''' Defending your honor. They reviled and humiliated you.
-->'''John:''' They deserve to have bolts of lightning rain down and incinerate them.
-->'''James:''' Yes, fire from the heavens.
-->'''Jesus:''' Fire?
-->'''John:''' You said we could do things like that. Say the word, and it will happen.
-->'''James:''' Why not? We knew we couldn't trust these people; we shouldn't have come here in the first place. They don't deserve you!
-->'''Jesus:''' Why do you think I had you work Melech's field? What was I trying to teach you?
-->'''James:''' To help.
-->'''Jesus:''' You think it was just to be more helpful, or to be better farmers? It was to show you that what we're doing here will last for generations. What I told Photina at the well, and what she then told so many others... it's sowing seeds that will have a lasting impact for lifetimes. Can you not see what's happening here? These people that you hate so much are believing in me without even seeing miracles. It's the message, the truth, that we're giving them. And you're going to get in the way of that, because a few people, from a region you don't like, were mean to you? That they're not worthy? What? You're so much better? You're more worthy? Well, let me tell you something: you're not. That's the whole point! It's why I'm here.
-->'''James:''' I'm sorry.
-->'''John:''' I'm sorry, rabbi.
-->'''Jesus:''' As we gather others, I need you to help show the way, to be humble.
-->'''James:''' We will.
-->'''Jesus:''' You wanted to use the power of {{God}} to bring down fire to burn these people up?
-->'''John:''' Well, it sounds a lot worse when you say it that way.
-->''[Jesus chuckles]''
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* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and [[SpitefulSpit spitting is people at people]] is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant [[KillItWithFire being burned up by fire from Heaven. Heaven]]. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus bemusedly questions them about it.
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* KillItWithFire: John and Big James entreat Jesus to rain down fire on the Samaritans for their disrespect towards them.
* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence whyhe's [[TheRedeemer he]]'s come.
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* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans, and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead of spending a night with the Samaritans. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers contritely pledge to do better.
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans, and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead of spending a night with the Samaritans. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone they express regret for their behavior behavior]] and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to [[KillItWithFire rain down fire on the Samaritans.
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* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with theSamaritans, Samaritans and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead of spending a night with the Samaritans.instead. Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers recognize their error and contritely pledge to do better.
* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave Big James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, Big James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the
* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers recognize their error and contritely pledge to do better.
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* BreakTheHaughty: John and Big James express a superior attitude toward the Samaritans. Following a brief altercation with some Samaritans, Jesus knocks the brothers down a few pegs with a firm but earnest rebuke.
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* ReasonableAuthorityFigure: Jesus doesn't hesitate to chastise Big James and John for their prejudice and egos. But he also forgives them when they express regret for their actions behavior and resolve to do better. He even ribs the pair a little for wanting to rain down fire on the Samaritans.
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* DisproportionateRetribution: While throwing rocks and spitting is people is a serious offense, it doesn't exactly warrant being burned up by fire from Heaven. John and Big James clearly realize this when Jesus questions them about it.
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* NotSoDifferentRemark: Jesus outright tells John and Big James that they're not any better than the Samaritans, hence why he's come.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Jesus calls out John and Big James for their prejudice towards the Samaritans. The two brothers contritely pledge to do better.
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* SpitefulSpit: This from a Samaritan triggers the incident that gave James and John the nickname "the Sons of Thunder".
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* BigGuyFatalitySyndrome: The flash forward indicates that, [[ForegoneConclusion true to the source material]], Big James is the first of the Twelve to be martyred.
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* TemptingFate: After the opening flash forward, James and John are plowing a field in Samaria. They consider themselves lucky that they don't have to spend a night with the Samaritans, and discuss numerous unpleasant tasks they'd rather do instead of spending a night with the Samaritans. \n Later, they learn that the field they plowed and planted is owned by a Samaritan, and that Jesus and his disciples are sharing dinner with the Samaritan's family.
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* AsYouKnow: When Thomas and Ramah arrive in Samaria, Matthew responds to their story of a tough journey by talking about the historical hatred between Jews and Samaritans. Thomas replies with a terse "I am aware".
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Ramah's father is skeptical about Jesus, and about Ramah leaving her home to follow him. But he feels indebted to Jesus for what he did at the wedding, preserving the reputations of his business, of Thomas, and of Ramah.
* BrutalHonesty: Ramah's father shows this to Jesus.
--> '''Kafni:''' I am an old man, I need to leave for my journey, and I do not have time to be unclear.
* BecauseYouWereNiceToMe: Ramah's father is skeptical about Jesus, and about Ramah leaving her home to follow him. But he feels indebted to Jesus for what he did at the wedding, preserving the reputations of his business, of Thomas, and of Ramah.
* BrutalHonesty: Ramah's father shows this to Jesus.
--> '''Kafni:''' I am an old man, I need to leave for my journey, and I do not have time to be unclear.
* HandyMan: Jesus left the crowds in Samaria to help fix a man's wagon axle.
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"Thunder" is the first episode of season 2 of ''[[Series/TheChosenTVSeries The Chosen]]''.
Tension builds among the disciples as they wrestle with the increasing fame of Jesus in Samaria. Jesus rebukes Big James and John for their prejudice and, after a near-violent encounter, gives them a new nickname.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they got in a fight with.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* TheOtherDarrin: Abe Bueno-Jallad replaces Kian Kavousi in the role of Big James.
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"Thunder" is the first episode of season 2 of ''[[Series/TheChosenTVSeries The Chosen]]''.
Tension builds among the disciples as they wrestle with the increasing fame of Jesus in Samaria. Jesus rebukes Big James and John for their prejudice and, after a near-violent encounter, gives them a new nickname.
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!! This episode provides examples of:
* FlashForward: John interviewing the other disciples and the other followers after Big James's execution in Literature/ActsOfTheApostles.
* HotBlooded: James and John are given the nickname "the Sons of Thunder" after trying to get Jesus to smite some Samaritans they got in a fight with.
* NotWhatItLooksLike: John asks Mary Magdalene to describe her first meeting with Jesus, and she says he held her hand, then tells him that it isn't what it sounds like.
--> '''Mary Magdalene:''' Maybe leave that part out, people will get confused.
* TheOtherDarrin: Abe Bueno-Jallad replaces Kian Kavousi in the role of Big James.
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