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Yeah! Originally from Niagara Falls, NY, I graduated from SUNY Albany with degrees in Meteorology and Geography back in '02. Immediately afterwards, I moved west and started ski bumming in Tahoe. I finally ended up in Utah after seasonal stints in Montana and Jackson. I'm the Assistant Buyer and Merchandiser of all things Ski and Paddle (Hardgoods). If I'm not in SLC, you'll find me shredding in the Jackson Hole backcountry, crawling through slot canyons in the desert, skydiving above your head, climbing where-ever it's sunny, chilling with my family back East, or eating crap under the Snowbird Tram!
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Salomon Shogun Ski
November 24, 2009
Shogun is a rockered nose, twin tip, all mountain fat ski with a super light bamboo core and regular camber underfoot.
Gotama is a fully rockered (tip and tail), twin tip, all mountain fat ski with a sturdy wood (can't remember the species) core.
Your Gotama is going to have that loose, surfy feel in powder thanks to the long reverse camber profile, but loses some edge length on groomed or hard snow. It doesn't ski anything at all like Gots of yore.
Your Shogun's rockered nose keeps it up out of lousy, cruddy snow and the more traditional tail shape means better stability at speed on/in inconsistent snow and on groomers.
It is in my opinion that this year's Gotama is better suited as a quiver ski or a ski for someone that prefers a full rocker everyday while the Shogun is better suited as your all-day everyday, all mountain ski.
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Rossignol Super S7 Ski
November 23, 2009
'95 for sure. The rocker tip and tail and slightly tapered shape keeps the S7 really nimble. With your size, you would really benefit from the titanal reinforcements found only in the Super 7. While aspen groves and east coast trees would be a lot of work due to how tight the growth is, your standard mountain west pine forest runs are going to be a lot of fun and the spaced out glades around the Tahoe resorts are going to be a total blast. \
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Armada JJ Ski
November 16, 2009
Yes, absolutely, and without a doubt. I skied the '75 last year and wish I had the '85. These skis rip all over the mountain with ease. The sidewall underfoot really helps with edge hold and they don't weigh a thing, which makes them super fun in tight trees and chutes. I used them on pow days, high pressure/inversion days, park, touring, trees, on and on. Here's the thing though: they have a snowboard-esque turning radius on harder snow. The running surface is quite small considering the length due to the twin/rocker design. These won't carve like you've been trained (your race background) and you'll have to develop a more 'loose' stance to really take advantage of the sidecut. Driving the tips of these skis doesn't do much on groomed since much of the tip is off the snow. As for durability, my first run involved a cliff-drop-to-buried-rock landing and I only dented the base, no core shot.
A last thought for you; it took a few days to really get a feel for these and similar skis (also skied the Bents, Alpha2, and Blog skis last year - best part of the gig!). They are SO light, and turn SO quick, all with a non-traditional stance. So give them a few days of hard skiing and you'll really dig them, even though your first few runs may feel a little funny. Cheers!
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Armada JJ Ski
November 13, 2009
I toured with Marker Barons on mine (I ski at around a 10 DIN so I didn't want to shell out all the bucks for Dukes). I thought it was an okay setup for short trips and such, but the rocker tail makes it hard to get a grip on steep or icy approaches and the overall weight of the bindings kind of drained me on long days. If most of your touring is going to be quick jaunts out to fun lines, a Duke/Baron and JJ setup will be really fun. You won't lose any downhill performance when you're at the resort either so that's a major bonus!
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Armada JJ Ski
November 11, 2009
Dude if you had these in your quiver, you'd use the rest of your quiver a whole lot less. These are a top all-everything ski.
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Armada JJ Ski
November 11, 2009
85s. Without a doubt. These turn so quick and most of the front and back of the ski is off the ground on groomers. If you really like to 'rip groomers hard', you may not like the reduced edge length of a rocker-style ski. Check out the Armada ARV or AR6 for a great riding ski that will hold a better edge on the way back to the lift.
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Dynastar Legend Mythic Rider Alpine Ski
November 11, 2009
I'm the same height as you but you've got me a bit on the lbs. Not knowing what you ski on now or where you're living, it's hard to say. If you live in the east and like trees/bumps, you may prefer the '72. If you live out west and like all mountain terrain, you might like the longer one. I would ski this in an '84, but ski at Snowbird where we have lots of wide open areas to go fast in. Go for the longer one!
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Rossignol B-Squad 90 Ski Boot - Men's
November 11, 2009
Rossi has a much lower profile than Nordica. You'll benefit from a Rossi if you have a narrower ankle and lower instep. Nordica traditionally has a pretty big toe box, large volume calf, and taller instep. I love the Nordica Dobermans...but they are just too big.
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Rossignol B-Squad 90 Ski Boot - Men's
November 11, 2009
I wear a 25.5 and you are looking at a sole within a mm or 2 of 295.
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Line Elizabeth Ski
November 11, 2009
I'd hook him up with the Bacon due to it being a shade stiffer (for airs, steeps, and rough terrain). The Bacon is also a little fatter and not quite as park ski-ish as the 'Liz. Either way, he'll be pretty stoked, but if he's a side country shred, the Bacon may be the way to go.
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Volkl Mantra Alpine Ski
November 11, 2009
I'm a another 'guy with advice' so I may not have the info you're looking for, but I can tell you that you'd love a ski like this for all-mountain, east coast to west skiing. The Mantra has a great snappiness and edge hold for a wider ski, turns quick and easy, and thanks to the metal layer won't wuss out when you're going fast on hard or crappy snow. I've spent years working in demo shops and these skis were on the mountain every day, and every day people came back with smiles. There is a sharp looking ladies version, the Aura (VKL0070) which is another great ski. Pick up a pair, I can guarantee that you'll love them and, of course, you can always send them back to us if you don't!
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Line Afterbang Ski
November 11, 2009
The '77 may be pretty small for you. It's a true twin, center mount ski and is pretty soft way up at the tips and tails. If you want a Line jib ski, I'd say check out the Chronic as it's more solid and still super good for freestyle skiing. Line is batting around the idea of a bigger Afterbang ski for next season, so keep an eye out.
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Marker Griffon Ski Binding
November 5, 2009
I wouldn't sweat the durability of the Griffon. I skied dozens and dozens of times on Barons (tour version of Griffon) with no durability issues whatsoever. Yes they are plastic components, but they are well constructed and going to last.
I'm not exactly a PSIA guy, so I can't speak to the power transmission of any binding.
If you want super light, look into the Salomon Z12 Ti binding as it's listed at 3lbs 11oz for the pair.
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Salomon-Z12-Ti-Ski-Bi
I hope this helps!
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Rossignol SYSTEM S7 Pro Mancini Ski
November 3, 2009
Fixed. Have a great winter!
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Full Tilt First Chair Ski Boot - Men's
October 26, 2009
That's roughly a 25.5 shell (296mm), which would be in the 7.5 range. Buy 'em up!
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Full Tilt Booter Ski Boot - Men's
October 26, 2009
We won't be carrying the extra tongues except for the #10 (stiffest). They were the last thing to be produced and will be in stock shortly.
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Lange Comp Pro Ski Boot - Men's
October 23, 2009
I used a similar boot to this last season as a Snowbird local. It was this year's 'Radical Race' plug with a really thin liner. The liner in this boot is a bit more padded, but still really thin. I've noticed fewer pain problems with thinner liners as long as the shells are fit properly and my footbeds are dialed. Smooshy liners allow my skinny shins to float around a bit more which leads to more instances of shin-bang when I goof a landing. In my opinion, padded heels don't do anything but give shop dudes something to point at when selling boots. I have a Salomon SPK Pro with a big gel pad and have never noticed a benefit. My feet, ankles, and toes have never had a pain problem due to thin liners used while skiing hard on crappy snow. I'm confidant that once the fit of your boot is dialed, you'll really appreciate the performance of these boots.
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Lange Super Banshee Ski Boot - Men's
October 23, 2009
More recent Lange models have a slightly taller instep and a roomier feeling toebox. It's a subtle difference, but helps to relieve the old Lange crush-your-feet feel. I used to have the Comp 120 in a 25.5 and I can stick with that same size in the newer Banshee models with less work needed on my shells. Since Backcountry.com has the 100% satisfaction guarantee, you can order a few sizes and return the ones that don't feel right.
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Line Prophet 90 Ski
October 16, 2009
Get on those 79s Gumba. Twintip and tight turn radius. These are a quick turner, so you'll benefit from a bit more ski under you.
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G3 Alpinist Climbing Skin
October 15, 2009
Pick up the xShort length. Get a width that is close to the widest part of your ski, then open a beer. Trim the width with the included Skin Cutter. It's super easy.
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G3 Alpinist Climbing Skin
October 15, 2009
Def yes on the trim tool.
I got last year's and they came with Savers too, so I'm pretty sure that's a Yes too.
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Rossignol S7 Barras Ski
October 15, 2009
Hey 9094. This is the same ski as last season with an updated graphic. It has a moderate flex underfoot which helps to grab hard snow and keep it from getting too chattery at speed and in crud. Where the rocker starts, it gets real soft real fast. So the tips and tails ride up over soft and cut up snow. This also helps to make the ski really nimble despite its wide platform. The 195cm version (coming soon!) has a bunch of metal in it and is significantly stiffer than the three smaller sizes.
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Look PX 12 Ti Jib Wide Ski Binding
October 14, 2009
You'll need to bend the brakes some to get around the waist of the JJ, but the performance of these bindings awesome. You can't go wrong with Look. Simple, tough, and they hang on tight!
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Marker Duke 16 Ski Binding
October 12, 2009
I stand corrected. We took a look for ourselves at last year's vs this year's Duke bindings here in the BC.com Mega-Core Office and Margarita nailed it....SS, DD. So yah, despite the claims we heard at SIA, there is no structural change (height from ski). Just the new color. I've checked a Green Thumbs Up on Margarita's answer and given my original "nah dude it changed" answer the dreaded Red Thumbs Down. Still a kill binding. I love my Barons.
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Marker Duke 16 Ski Binding
October 9, 2009
Whoa not so fast there Margarita! There have been two cosmetic 'updates' to the Duke and one key structural change. As you can clearly see, the colors have been changed up. What's harder to see is that the toe of the binding is less stubby than last year's. It kinda curves back towards your boot instead of being straight up and down. That's all pretty-points though...the important thing is the structural change. The new Duke/Barons sit lower on the ski than in years past. There is less lift and a closer-to-the-ski feel.
This binding's price hasn't changed for this year. If you've seen smaller prices in the past...they were on sale. These are mad expensive. I work here and I can't even afford them! I picked up the Baron last year, saved around $100, and lost a pound/pair of weight. You could also try my ski bum plan: work nights at a resort part-time for a (free) half week pass and tour the rest of the week. There's always a way man!
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Bern Baker Hard Hat Helmet w/Knit Liner
October 8, 2009
We are going to carry the different liner options as a stand-alone item. Keep checking back for availability!
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Rossignol S7 Barras Ski
October 5, 2009
195cm Super 7s are going to be a late release from Rossi. We're looking at another month or two. I've seen some prototypes and they're worth the wait!
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Dynastar Legend Pro Rider Alpine Ski
September 30, 2009
The new Big Dump is an AK gun with a rockered nose. The XXL has a bit of an elongated nose. These are unchanged. Not as fat as most, but still a big mountain dominator.
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K2 Kung Fujas Alpine Ski
September 30, 2009
We offer the flat versions of this ski. Specifically so that you can put whatever binders you want on them. You'll have no trouble with mounting them. I'd suggest demo-ing a ski with a rockered tail and tele binders before you buy though. The shorter contact area behind your heels may enhance the 'wash-out' feel that you sometimes get with this style ski.
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K2 Kung Fujas Alpine Ski
September 30, 2009
1. Yes, camber underfoot. Rocker on tips and tails only.
2. No, we are not offering the pre-drilled. More options this way.
3. Yes, these are way nice for buttering. Mellow flex and rocker'd tips/tails beg for it.
4. Fresh edges, wood cores, sidewalls...you'll carve 'em.
5. Not sure if rocker helps/hurts landings. Skills and de-tuned edges will.
6. Sturdy cores and mellow rocker mean stable and nimble.
7. Not a bad word heard about Schizo binders. They're solid.
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Smith Variant Brim Helmet
September 29, 2009
No Variant Brims in a blue color for this year. We've got every color that they offered. There is a dope looking Maze that is kind of neon blue and yellow...
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Volkl Kiku Ski - Women's
September 22, 2009
First off, I'm of dude-ness so I can only compare the uni versions of the skis you're asking about. I also used to ski the 185cm Karma, so I know that ski very well. The new Kiku shown here is a different design than last year's. This one has a mellow nose and tail rocker which makes this ski (and it's brother, the Gotama) extra surfy and floaty in soft snow. Perfect for the 'dreamy' days that you mentioned. The Pandora from last season is the same as this year's and also has a mellow rockered shape on it. Volkl traditionally has a more stocky construction than Line and this year is no exception. While these Kikus aren't going to be anywhere near as stiff as your Karmas, they do have a more sturdy feel underfoot than the jib-first Line skis. The early rising tips of both skis still feel soft since they ride a bit higher in deep snow. If you've always liked Volkl's construction before, you'll probably appreciate the stability that these skis will offer once the early morning dreamy pow has inevitably been cut to 1pm chop suey.
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Armada JJ Ski
September 17, 2009
The Bent Chet is just a bit wider in the waist (123mm) and only comes in a 183cm length. Otherwise, you are looking at very similar skis. Both have the whole rockered tip/tail, camber underfoot thing going on. Both are super light with wood cores. Both have sidewalls under foot. The Bent Chet has a dope looking tie-dye base graphic. If all goes well, we'll have our Bent Chets by early October.
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Atomic Thug Freestyle Ski
August 20, 2009
You are looking at a flat, no-camber ski.
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Line Blend Alpine Ski
August 19, 2009
Griffons are great. Get the Jesters if you ski at a higher DIN though (anything more than 10). I have a similar style of skiing that you describe: park is good, but most of my time is spent elsewhere. I'm smallish (5'8" - 135lbs) and I generally mount my skis 1.5cm forward of an 'all mountain' recommended mounting line or 2-3cm back of a 'freestyle' line. That way my smaller self can still drive bigger, directional skis but I'm centered enough that I can still ski switch. Fun stuff.
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Ski Trab Stelvio FreeRide Alpine Ski
August 19, 2009
If you were to carve a complete circle on your skis, the turning radius would be the distance between your tracks and the center of the circle. This measurement is used to roughly judge how tight the ski wants to turn. Take the measurement with a grain of salt though. How many times does anyone really carve geometrically perfect turns? As a rough guide: A snowboard usually has a turn radius in the 9-15m range, a slalom ski will be in the mid teens, park/all mtn skis are usually in the 20-25m area, and big mtn shred skis go from 30m up to 45m (!) in some cases. A ski that is this light with a 20m radius is going to be very nimble in tight spots but still able to float lazy turns in open areas without constantly trying drag you across the fall line. I hope this helps some. Tough to describe this stuff without drawing a picture sometimes.
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Volkl Bridge Alpine Ski
August 13, 2009
A bigger dude like you would like the Volkl Bridge if it came down to those three. It has the stockiest construction, is the stiffest w/o being a full-on plank, and can take a beating. This ski doesn't have the pow performance of the other two on your list once the snow gets deeper than boot-top though. Just so ya know.
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Salomon Shogun Ski
August 5, 2009
Dude buy them now. This ski is a total winner. It can handle lousy, icy snow with ease and is a cinch in pow. Much sturdier and snappier than what you'd expect with a Salomon ski. Seriously.
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Salomon STH 12 Ski Binding
June 26, 2009
Umm, Im pretty sure most/all Alpine ski bindings have a little fore-aft play in the heel pieces. When mounting them, you have to adjust the fore/aft tension for the specific boot sole length using the tab under the heel piece. The travel is down to the scale of mm, but it is there.
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Dagger Blackwater II 13.5 Kayak
May 18, 2009
Check out our Paddle Sizing Guide for a good start:
http://www.backcountry.com/store/sizingchart.html?sizing_id=
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Harmony Clearwater Spray Skirt
May 12, 2009
The Potomac 100es is the Dick's Sporting Goods boat, right? I think that boat is a re-named Pelican Kayak and therefore has a 19" wide cockpit, making this skirt too wide. The Potomac has kind of an unusual shaped cockpit with how narrow it gets towards the bow. Not a great answer, I know, but hopefully this gets you pointed in the right direction.
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Coleman Insta-Clip 6 Sided Screen House
May 6, 2009
You know the difference between waterproof and water resistant? That's what we're dealing with here. This will help keep flying insects from swarming you, but ground dwellers and really ambitious, clever mosquitoes will find their way in through the bottom. It is a whole lot better than nothing.
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Coleman Insta-Clip 6 Sided Screen House
May 6, 2009
You know the difference between waterproof and water resistant? That's what we're dealing with here. This will help keep flying insects from swarming you, but ground dwellers and really ambitious, clever mosquitoes will find their way in through the bottom. It is a whole lot better than nothing.
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Volkl Gotama Alpine Ski
May 4, 2009
You're stoked on that 176cm. While they don't look real long compared to your 5Star, keep in mind that they are way fatter. You'll have plenty of ski under you!
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Volkl Gotama Alpine Ski
May 4, 2009
You're stoked on that 176cm. While they don't look real long compared to your 5Star, keep in mind that they are way fatter. You'll have plenty of ski under you!
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Carlisle Standard Kayak Paddle - 2 Piece
April 28, 2009
I used NRS's Paddle Fit Guide [http://www.nrsweb.com/inflatables/paddle_sizing_guide.asp?d
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Moment Tahoe Alpine Ski
April 27, 2009
Yeah you'll definitely want the 180cm at least. Backcountry.com is stocked out for the season. If you can't find 'em anywhere this spring, it would be worth it to hold off till next season. Same fun ski, dope graphics.
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Rossignol Ravyn Telemark Ski
April 24, 2009
No dice dude. Save your pennies for the 09/10 Super S7 (rocker tip and tail, 197cm, metal reinforced). Ultra sick!
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Outdoor Research Water Bottle Parka
April 22, 2009
So sick, it's terminal. So sick, it's dyin'. So sick, I just threw up in my mouth a little...
Perfect for boozing it up at the 'ol ballgame!
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Black Diamond Ascension Custom STS Climbing Skins
April 22, 2009
I don't know how you're trying to get it done so I'll just describe my technique. Fold 'em in half over the skin saver first (tip to tail). Then fold again, and again, as flat as possible until they're about a foot long. Then roll 'em and squeeze 'em and they should stuff in their bag with a bit of work. I was taught to not store skins in the sack and to keep 'em flat and in a cool spot. I generally only bag mine if they're going to be tossed into the trunk of a car. I don't bother with the sack when out on tours. Too much to fiddle around with when my hands are cold. I hope this helps!
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Wilderness Systems Ride 135 Sit on Top Kayak
April 22, 2009
Fishing boats have an excellent blend of stability (so your hands can be free to fish) and agility (so you can wiggle into some tight spots). The Ride 135 will easily accommodate someone of your size. Have fun!
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Volkl Katana Alpine Ski
April 22, 2009
I'd get on the Mantra if you liked the Prophet 100 and just wanted something stiffer. The Katana is a big departure from the Prophet that you already like. It's much fatter and much stiffer. The Mantra is more similar in shape to your Lines, albeit with a longer turn radius and the same metal construction as the Katana. Hope this helps!
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Dynastar PX 14 Racing XXL Ski Binding
April 21, 2009
Yes but the brakes would be overkill.
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Lange Exclusive 100 Ski Boot - Women's
April 16, 2009
Pads? Like footbeds or extra shin protection or what? Throw out some specifics and let's see what happens...
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