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* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion Administrivia/{{namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers/Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
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* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion Administrivia/{{namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers/Headscratchers}}, YMMV, Analysis, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
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* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. '''Example''': {{Leviathan}}.
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* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Links to pages marked as such display as green. '''Example''': {{Leviathan}}.
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* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. '''Example''': {{Leviathan}}
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* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': Administrivia/WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the Recap/{{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews, it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies.''
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the Recap/{{Recap}} {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews, it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies.''
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and Recap/{{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. '''Examples''': AvatarTheLastAirbender.TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and Recap/{{Recap}} {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. '''Examples''': AvatarTheLastAirbender.TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion Administrivia/{{namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
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* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion Administrivia/{{namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, {{Headscratchers/Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews, it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies.''
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} Recap/{{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews, it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies.''
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} Recap/{{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. '''Examples''': AvatarTheLastAirbender.TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. Examples: '''Examples''': AvatarTheLastAirbender.TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
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* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
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* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.UsefulNotes/JapaneseHonorifics.
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.Tropes AToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.Tropes AToH, TropesAToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
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* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Trope''': The backbone of this site. A description of a recurring pattern in fiction which should come with a list of examples. '''Example''': SealedEvilInACan.
* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews, it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''Film/TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': Creator/DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes. Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.Tropes AToH, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Recap.Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion Administrivia/{{namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': JustForFun/QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Trope''': The backbone of this site. A description of a recurring pattern in fiction which should come with a list of examples. '''Example''': SealedEvilInACan.
* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews[[hottip:*:For example, [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E22HurricaneFluttershy My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S2 E22: "Hurricane Fluttershy"]]]], it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes.[[hottip:*:Note that the {{YMMV}} page for a work, despite consisting of a list of examples, should ''not'' have this type but should instead be set as a sub-page; otherwise, [[LogicBomb you'll get a note saying the examples it lists don't belong and should be moved to the trope's YMMV page.]]]] Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.{{TropesA-H}}, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion {{Namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews[[hottip:*:For example, [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E22HurricaneFluttershy My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S2 E22: "Hurricane Fluttershy"]]]], it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes.[[hottip:*:Note that the {{YMMV}} page for a work, despite consisting of a list of examples, should ''not'' have this type but should instead be set as a sub-page; otherwise, [[LogicBomb you'll get a note saying the examples it lists don't belong and should be moved to the trope's YMMV page.]]]] Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.{{TropesA-H}}, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
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* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews[[hottip:*:For example, [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E22HurricaneFluttershy My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S2 E22: "Hurricane Fluttershy"]]]], it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes.[[hottip:*:Note that the {{YMMV}} page for a work, despite consisting of a list of examples, should ''not'' have this type but should instead be set as a sub-page; otherwise, [[LogicBomb you'll get a note saying the examples it lists don't belong and should be moved to the trope's YMMV page.]]]] Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.{{TropesA-H}}, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion {{Namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Trope''': The backbone of this site. A description of a recurring pattern in fiction which should come with a list of examples. '''Example''': SealedEvilInACan.
* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews[[hottip:*:For example, [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E22HurricaneFluttershy My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S2 E22: "Hurricane Fluttershy"]]]], it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes.[[hottip:*:Note that the {{YMMV}} page for a work, despite consisting of a list of examples, should ''not'' have this type but should instead be set as a sub-page; otherwise, [[LogicBomb you'll get a note saying the examples it lists don't belong and should be moved to the trope's YMMV page.]]]] Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.{{TropesA-H}}, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion {{Namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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* '''Work''': A description of a piece of fiction in which tropes may occur, containing a list of the tropes that exist in that piece of fiction. This page type enables reviews, the YMMV tab, and several other features. Additionally, if the {{Recap}} page for an individual episode of a series has its own reviews[[hottip:*:For example, [[Recap/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagicS2E22HurricaneFluttershy My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic S2 E22: "Hurricane Fluttershy"]]]], it will need this page type for tech reasons. '''Example''': ''TomorrowNeverDies.''
* '''A creator or person''': A page about some real-life entity associated with the creation of works (like an author, an actor or a production studio). '''Example''': DavidTennant.
* '''A work's examples page''': A page which is not the main page of some work, but lists some of the tropes that occur in that work anyway. These take three main forms: splits of tropes that occur when the main work page gets too big, CharacterSheets, and {{Recap}} pages that include a list of tropes.[[hottip:*:Note that the {{YMMV}} page for a work, despite consisting of a list of examples, should ''not'' have this type but should instead be set as a sub-page; otherwise, [[LogicBomb you'll get a note saying the examples it lists don't belong and should be moved to the trope's YMMV page.]]]] Examples: AvatarTheLastAirbender.{{TropesA-H}}, Characters.StarTrekDeepSpaceNine, [[Recap/CommunityS1E23ModernWarfare Community S1 E23: Modern Warfare]].
* '''Index''': A page whose main function is to list other pages. If you want a page to show up in the center of the little blue index bars at the bottom of other pages, it needs to have this type. If the page is doing the indexing job in ''addition'' to being about a work or one of the other pages types, check-off the "doing indexing" box. '''Example''': EspionageTropes.
* '''Sub-page''': A page which is about a trope or work, but is not the main page about that trope or work. Most of these are pages in companion {{Namespace}}s like {{Headscratchers}}, YMMV, or WildMassGuessing. '''Example''': [[Quotes/ProperlyParanoid Quotes/ProperlyParanoid]].
* '''A Useful Note''': A page about real-life facts, with an eye toward explaining why and how they're used in fiction. '''Example''': JapaneseHonorifics.
* '''A Just For Fun bit''': A page which was created to be entertaining or funny and doesn't fit into any other category. '''Example''': QuantumMariahCareyProblem.
* '''A contributor''': A page about someone who edits the wiki. '''Example''': Tropers/FastEddie.
* '''A disambiguation''': A page used to point readers in the right direction when multiple other pages share a name. Example: {{Leviathan}}
* '''Administrivia''': A page that exists in order to explain stuff about how the wiki works. '''Example''': WhatPageTypesMean.
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