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LATEST CD RATINGS, UPDATED 5-1-12:

Age of Artemis - Overcoming limits 4/5 Age of Artemis Review
Alltheniko - Millennium re-burn 3.5/5 (solid 3rd CD from consistent Italian heavy power metallers; for fans of early Rage, Sencirow and Thunderblast) - KIT
Amberian Dawn - Circus black 4.5/5 (power metal band’s 4th CD, with wonderful female vocals and symphonic/neo-classical highlights; I love this band)
Angelus Apatrida - The call 3.5/5 (just like clockwork, they deliver another crushing and punishing release, so heed the call; their 4th CD) - MICHAEL
Another Destiny Project - Tell me what you see 3/5 (debut that’s not bad for a bunch of youthful Italians imitating Labyrinth, Vision Divine and their ilk) - MICHAEL
Bayley, Blaze - The king of metal 3/5 Bayley, Blaze Review - CREAG
Christian Mistress - Possession 3.5/5 (cool, rough-hewn proto metal from Washington with gritty female vocals and a fiercely old-school approach; their 2nd CD) - KIT
Crom - Of love and death 4.5/5 Crom Review - KIT
Diabulus in Musica - The wanderer 3.5/5 (2nd CD of bombastic “beauty and beast” symphonic gothic power metal, like Epica; stronger songwriting than the debut) - CHRIS
Drakkar - When lightning strikes 3.5/5 (long-overdue but great 4th CD from this Italian epic/power metal band; similar to their other CDs for the most part)
El Cuervo de Poe - Ex libris 3.5/5 El Cuervo de Poe Review - CHRIS
Epica - Requiem for the indifferent 3.5/5 (strong CD of "beauty and beast" power/symphonic gothic metal, but it’s not at the level of their previous 2 CDs)
Exumer - Fire & damnation 4/5 Exumer Review - MICHAEL
Freedom Call - Land of the crimson dawn 3.5/5 (popular power metal band gives us another fun CD, and while there are a few songs I don’t like, it’s still enjoyable)
Hammer Horde - Vinlander 4/5 Hammer Horde Review - CREAG
Hour of 13 - The ritualist 3.5/5 (powerful Iommi-style guitars and plaintive vocals are the name of the game on this worthy traditional doom CD, which is their 2nd) - KIT
Hypersonic - Fallen melodies 3.5/5 (very good melodic/power metal debut with female and clean male vocals; reminds me of Felony, but with hints of Skylark)
In Virtue - Embrace the Horror 4/5 In Virtue Review - JOHN
Iron Fire - Voyage of the damned 3.5/5 (solid but completely expected 7th CD of power metal with Martin Steene's unique vocals from these Danish warriors) - CRAIG
Killem - Muted 3/5 (Spanish Megadeth-influenced thrash debut with some snappy old-school riffing, but the vocals get a bit monotonous) - KIT
Kissin’ Dynamite - Money, sex & power 4/5 Kissin’ Dynamite Review - SEAN
Lyriel - Leverage 4/5 (surprising change of style to heavy straightforward catchy melodic metal with folk touches and pleasant female vocals; their 4th CD) - CHRIS
Mares of Thrace - The pilgrimage 2/5 (2 hot chicks attempt doom, but the result is a deathlike drone and not the promised Budgie homage; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Midnight Priest - s/t 4/5 (Portugal's answer to the Portrait/In Solitude/Ram/Wolf family of bands, with a pinch of Ironsword; good stuff) - KIT
Nightqueen - For queen and metal 3/5 Nightqueen Review - SEAN
Opus Doria - Infraworld 3.5/5 Opus Doria Review
Overkill - The electric age 4/5 (popular thrash band is back with an awesome CD, and those who love their previous ‘Ironbound’ will find this to be a worthy follow-up)
Perpetual Dreamer - s/t 3/5 (Japanese-language neo-classical power metal debut like Concerto Moon, but with high-pitched female vocals a la Dragon Guardian)
Piel de Serpiente - Inevitable 3.5/5 (3rd CD of happy-go-lucky Spanish-language melodic metal; like Mago de Oz, minus the folky bits and the weirdness) - KIT
Portrait - Crimen laesae majestatis divinae 4/5 (2nd CD by Mercyful Fate-inspired Swedes; they've upped their game from the debut in all respects) - KIT
Pythia - The serpent’s curse 4.5/5 (exciting and extra-catchy 2nd CD of female fronted power/symphonic/gothic metal; continues where the powerful debut left off)
Ritual (NJ, U.S.) - The ancient tome 3/5 (classic metal debut with some speed; comparable to early Riot, The Rods and Tension) - MICHAEL
Rizon - Masquerade 3/5 (3rd CD from this power metal band with female and clear male vocals; contains a mix of both great and average songs, so it’s solid overall)
Southern Cross - From tragedy 4/5 (3rd CD that’s more diverse/progressive and lighter than their previous ‘Down below’; prog fans will especially dig this)
Speedwolf - Ride with death 3/5 (thrash debut for fans of Mpire of Evil, Crumbsuckers and Chrome Divison; much better than Nitrogods!) - MICHAEL
Spellcaster - Under the spell 4/5 (ripping, fun debut on Heavy Artillery that fits in the Striker/Holy Grail mold, with a dash of thrash goodness) - KIT
Steelwing - Zone of alienation 3.5/5 (Swedes attempt to re-interpret Overdrive while adulating Tokyo Blade and Tygers of Pan Tang; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Symbolizer - Thanatos unleashed 3/5 (musically killer mid-paced melodic European thrash debut, but the subpar half-spoken clean vocals hurt) - KIT
Tomorrow's Outlook - 34613 4/5 Tomorrow’s Outlook Review - KIT
Trust X - At the edge of eternity 4/5 (terrific Russian-language power metal debut that’s a blind purchase for fans of Epidemia, Terran, Arktida, Retriem, Kolizey, etc.)
Unisonic - s/t 4/5 Unisonic Review - MICHAEL
Zero Down - Looking to start a riot 3.5/5 (impressive old-school offering for fans of Accept, TT Quick, Znowhite, Riot and The Godz; their 3rd CD) - MICHAEL


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 4-1-12:

Amalthea - Book of dead names 2.5/5 (Russian-language power metal debut with nothing really wrong and it’s decent, but there are better CDs in the style/language)
Angel Witch - As above, so below 3/5 (not a spectacular return, but this influential NWOBHM act set a precedent evidenced by Christian Mistress’s ‘Possession’) - MICHAEL
Angelus Apatrida - Clockwork 3.5/5 (great Brazilian thrash that channels Testament, Megadeth, Sepultura and Overdose with such aplomb; their 3rd CD) - MICHAEL
Atlas & Axis - March of the night 3.5/5 Atlas & Axis Review
Avariel - The dawn 3.5/5 Avariel Review - CHRIS
Black Breath - Sentenced to life 3/5 (melodic U.S. deathrashers celebrate early Sentenced, Merciless and even The Hellacopters; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Bywar - Abduction 3.5/5 (Brazilian Destruction clones return with another rager similar to Necronomicon, Eradicator and Coroner; their 4th CD) - MICHAEL
Crown the Lost - Cold pestilent hope 3.5/5 (now defunct, once promising progressive/power act’s 3rd CD a la Jag Panzer, Steel Assassin and Savatage) - MICHAEL
Crylord - Blood of the prophets 3/5 (neo-classical power metal debut with popular vocalists Mark Boals, Goran Edman and Carsten Schulz; predictable, but solid)
Desert Sin - Destination paradise 3/5 (2nd CD from this heavy/power metal band in the style of Crawler, Dream Master, Clairvoyants, etc.; their debut is a bit better)
Dragonsclaw - Prophecy 4/5 Dragonsclaw Review - SEAN
Eden's Curse - Trinity 3.5/5 (first-rate classic melodic metal for the Dokken, Pink Cream 69, Axel Rudi Pell and old Queensryche crowd; their 3rd CD) - KIT
Eradicator - The atomic blast 3/5 (debut from German thrashers showing appreciation for Evil Dead, Necronomicon, Death in Action and Destruction) - MICHAEL
Eyes of Soul - Cyberian tales 4/5 (memorable Italian progressive power metal debut; think of Concept, Silver Lake, Helreid, Wonderland, Ananke and Night Cloud)
Fueled by Fire - Plunging into darkness 3/5 (2nd CD that’s less fun /melodic than the debut, and I miss the old singer, but this is ripping, hammer-down thrash) - KIT
Game Over - For humanity 3.5/5 Game Over Review - MICHAEL
Ivory Tower - IV 1.5/5 (progressive power metal band is back in a shockingly bad way, with modern elements and some horrid vocals; massive disappointment!)
Krusader - Angus 3.5/5 Krusader Review - CREAG
Mortifier - Anatomies undone 3.5/5 (quality Ohio retro-thrash for fans of Crucified Mortals, Untimely Demise, Vindicator, Revocation, etc.; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Mr. Scarecrow - 30 silver pieces 3/5 (low-budget European power metal debut comparable to early Silverlane; nothing original here, but enjoyable all the same) - CREAG
Municipal Waste - The fatal feast 3.5/5 (now signed to Nuclear Blast Records, still kickin' ass and stealing from Tankard, Nuclear Assault and Acid Reign) - MICHAEL
Night Mistress - The back of beyond 3.5/5 (sturdy melancholic power metal debut from Poland that is similar to Urban Breed-era Tad Morose) - KIT
Nota Profana - Violent whispers 3/5 (fast epic bombastic symphonic/choral metal debut with pleasant soprano lead vocals and occasional black vocals; like Haggard) - CHRIS
Orphan Gypsy - Aftermath 4.5/5 (spectacular power metal debut from Sweden, but I’m reminded of Italian bands like Windrow, Shadows of Steel, Projecto and Soulblaze)
Pandaemonium - The last prayer 3.5/5 (Italian power metal band, known for their extra-high-pitched vocals, returns after 7 years with a great 3rd CD like their others)
Porridgeface (The) - Canon of ugliness 4.5/5 (like early Gallows End, this one-man project debut honors 80s-era Noise acts like Vendetta, Deathrow and Tankard) - MICHAEL
Primal Rock Rebellion - Awoken broken 3/5 (Adrian Smith again surprises fans with non-Iron Maiden material; more modern with some groove) - MICHAEL
Screaming Shadows - Night keeper 3/5 (I was disappointed with this power metal band’s previous CD, but this 4th CD is better and I love the closer “Wild horses”)
Secret Illusion - Illusion 3.5/5 (melodic/power metal debut that could surely be compared to many bands, but I mostly hear Excalion with a Stratovarius influence)
Shadowicon - Empire in ruins 4/5 Shadowicon Review
Silent Opera - Immortal beauty 3/5 Silent Opera Review - SEAN
Skalmold - Baldur 3.5/5 (Icelandic viking metal debut with extremely harsh vocals juxtaposed against killer metal riffage and rollicking folky melodies) - KIT
Sleepy Hollow - Skull 13 3/5 (after 20 years, Attacker's Bob Mitchell invites a retro rock vibe similar to Presto Ballet; on Pure Steel Records) - MICHAEL
Stonedirt - Inherited fever 2.5/5 (2nd CD of thrash with a modern/aggressive sound; for fans of Headhaunter, Hate Squad, Hatesphere, The Haunted, etc.) - MICHAEL
Strikelight - Taste my attack 4/5 Strikelight Review - KIT
Tears of Tragedy - Elusive moment 3/5 (female fronted Japanese power metal debut a la Dragon Guardian, Light Bringer, Eyes of Fenrir, Area51, Vrain, Inspire, etc.)
Total Eclipse - Spellcaster 3.5/5 Total Eclipse Review - KIT
Tyr - The lay of Thrym 4.5/5 Tyr Review - KIT
Van Canto - Break the silence 4/5 (German a capella power metallers' 4th CD shows a subdued side with a few experiments, but the great songs win me over in the end) - KIT
Wolfsbane - Wolfsbane save the world 4/5 Wolfsbane Review - MICHAEL
Xandria - Neverworld’s end 5/5 Xandria Review


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 3-1-12:

Aldious - Determination 3.5/5 (great all-female Japanese bevy of beauties for fans of Galneryus, Animetal and Elvenstorm; their 2nd CD) - MICHAEL
Anthem - Heraldic device 3/5 (like Loudness and their countrymen, this longstanding Japanese act continue to deliver quality CDs) - MICHAEL
Arida Vortex - Invisible tension 3/5 (3rd CD from this Russian power metal band; unlike previous CDs, there are some light progressive/rock songs that hurt the flow)
At the Lake - Maya 4/5 At the Lake Review - CHRIS
Awake - Forever more 3/5 (2nd CD from this progressive power metal band that has a big Evergrey influence; nothing amazing, but it’s certainly solid)
Barbarians - Destino al Walhalla 2.5/5 (average deathrash debut for fans of Scar Symmetry, Soilwork, and perhaps Children of Bodom) - MICHAEL
Bitter End - Have a nice death! 4/5 (awesome compilation from this highly underrated Seattle technical thrash outfit) - MICHAEL
Blaze (Jap) - s/t 3/5 (another quality Japanese heavy metal debut in the style of Sly, but also Obsession and Hittman) - MICHAEL
Bloodshed Walhalla - The legends of a viking 3.5/5 (beautifully crafted Bathory worship circa ‘Twilight of the gods’/’Hammerheart’, but it drags at times) - KIT
Chainfist - Black out Sunday 3/5 (heavy metal debut for fans of Brainstorm, Symphorce, Battlezone, and perhaps even Soundgarden) - MICHAEL
Cryonic - Kings of Avalon 2.5/5 Cryonic Review - CREAG
Crystal Tears - Generation X 4/5 (pounding Greek heavy metal produced by Liapakis, with sublime vocals from Ian Parry; their 3rd CD) - KIT
Desaster - The arts of destruction 3/5 (intense retro thrash comparable to Aura Noir, Nekromantheon, Nocturnal Breed, Inferno, but also Goatwhore) - MICHAEL
Earendil - At the gates of solstice 3/5 Earendil Review
Elliott's Keep - In medias res 2.5/5 (doom/death metal debut from Texas with lengthy, plodding songs, cool riffs, and a clean/harsh vocal split) - KIT
Free Spirit - Pale sister of light 3.5/5 Free Spirit Review - MICHAEL
Goatwhore - Blood for the master 3.5/5 (their best yet, for fans of Celtic Frost, Venom, Sepultura and Bulldozer; old-skull thrashing rage!) - MICHAEL
Halloween - Terrortory 3/5 (Detroit rock city horrorhounds return with an incredible conceptual terror story; their 5th CD) - MICHAEL
Kattah - Eyes of sand 3/5 Kattah Review - CREAG
Lacuna Coil - Dark adrenaline 3.5/5 (surprisingly great CD from this well-known gothic metal band; has a smooth flow that really makes for a pleasing listen)
Lorenguard - Eve of corruption 4.5/5 Lorenguard Review - KIT
Lust (The) - Decomposition deluxe 3.5/5 (nicely done and consistent 4th CD from this Russian gothic metal band with “beauty and the beast” vocals)
Lyzanxia - Locust 3/5 (the band’s 5th CD, which sounds like Mendeed meets Killswitch Engage, but adds little to the mix to peek my interest) - MICHAEL
Mercenary - Architect of lies 2.5/5 (fans of Evergrey, Kamelot and maybe Soilwork may like this band’s 5th CD, but I’m not really into it) - MICHAEL
Metal Inquisitor - Unconditional absolution 4/5 (3rd and best CD of true German metal crossing NWOBHM with the likes of Sacred Steel) - KIT
Midnight - Satanic royalty 3/5 (a key member of Destructor honors the black arts a la Venom, Sarcofago, and both Sabbat and Sacrifice from Japan) - MICHAEL
Midnight Chaser - Rough and tough 3/5 (a good rockin' debut for fans of Skull Fist, White Wizzard and Holy Grail; has a killer Scorpions cover) - MICHAEL
Minotaur - God may show you mercy… we will not 3/5 (decent 2nd CD, but cannot compare to the awesome debut; similar to Mandator, Blizzard and Regicide) - MICHAEL
Mpire of Evil - Hell to the holy 3.5/5 (fans of Chrome Division will verify that Venom's 'Prime Evil' line-up annihilates the latest bleak metal offering by Cronos and co.) - MICHAEL
Only Fate Remains - Breathe 3.5/5 (debut of very heavy/crunchy melodic metal with excellent female vocals; like a catchier Lacuna Coil) - CHRIS
Opening Scenery - Mystic alchemy 3/5 (Italian progressive power metal debut with excellent musical segments, but it’s mostly just okay and the vocals aren’t too good)
Sabbat (Jap) - Sabbatrinity 3/5 (cult Japanese thrash act continue to spread their curse, in the style of Bathory, Venom, Celtic Frost and Sacrifice) - MICHAEL
Saracen - Marilyn 3/5 (5th CD from this U.K. act honors Marilyn Monroe with some female vocals; for fans of More, Tygers of Pan Tang, Tokyo Blade and Jaguar) - MICHAEL
Scandelion - The garden of lies 3.5/5 Scandelion Review
Scar Symmetry - The unseen empire 3/5 (with new line-up/vocalist, I’ve lost interest in this act who once impressed me with their clean/harsh melodic death sound) - MICHAEL
Scarleth - Break the silence 3.5/5 Scarleth Review
Seven Witches - Call upon the wicked 3/5 (James Rivera's short-lived return to the Witches produced some good moments, but a mixed bag overall) - KIT
Shadow Host - Bringer of death 4.5/5 Shadow Host Review
Sonic Prophecy - A divine act of war 3.5/5 (fairly generic but very enjoyable power metal debut from my home state of Utah; this was a pleasant surprise, for sure)
Suicidal Angels - Bloodbath 3/5 (5th CD from these Greek thrashers, and along with Nekromantheon, more than sate my desire) - MICHAEL
Sword (The) - Warp riders 3/5 (3rd CD of commercial doom which thankfully isn’t sludge or droll, and it’s better than their first 2 CDs) - MICHAEL
Taberah - The light of which I dream 4/5 Taberah Review - KIT
Terran - On the edge 4/5 (fantastic Russian-language power metal debut highly recommended to fans of Arktida, Retriem, Arda, Troy, Kolizey, Epidemia, etc.)
Tersivel - For one pagan brotherhood 4/5 Tersivel Review - CREAG
Voices of Destiny - Power dive 3.5/5 Voices of Destiny Review - SEAN


PREVIOUS CD RATINGS, UPDATED 2-1-12:

Age of Distrust - Whispers of war (EP) 3/5 Age of Distrust Review - CREAG
Almah - Motion 3.5/5 (Brazilian band’s 3rd CD, and it’s their heaviest to date; surely has moments of greatness, but their previous ‘Fragile equality’ is better)
Ancient Bards - Soulless child 4/5 Ancient Bards Review - SEAN
Bach, Sebastian - Kicking & screaming 3.5/5 (solid solo outing that isn't quite as heavy or memorable as 'Angel down'; I miss Roy Z's contributions) - KIT
Cadaveria - Horror metal 3/5 (Opera IX female vocalist's gothic-thrash project with Necrodeath members, comparable to Arch Enemy and Bathory; their 4th CD) - MICHAEL
Cage - Supremacy of steel 4/5 (another excellent CD from this American band, and thankfully they refuse to veer from the power metal style we all love)
Coronatus - Terra incognita 3.5/5 (gothic/symphonic/power metal band is back with their 4th CD but 2 new female vocalists; this band reminds me a lot of Elis)
Dalriada - Igeret 4/5 (Hungarian folk/power metal band, with both female and male vocals, really establish themselves with this terrific CD in line with their others)
Diabolos Dust - Ruins of mankind 3/5 (above average Teutonic thrash debut sure to please fans of Artillery, Invection, Accuser and Abandoned) - MICHAEL
Dragon Guardian - Destiny of the sacred kingdom 2.5/5 (Japanese female fronted symphonic power metal band quickly returns with their 6th CD and English lyrics)
Dragonland - Under the grey banner 4/5 (powerful 5th CD from this Swedish power metal band, and it’s their most symphonic and arguably best to date)
Eagleheart - Dreamtherapy 3.5/5 Eagleheart Review - CREAG
Epysode - Obsessions 3/5 (good melodic/progressive/power metal debut somewhat comparable to Evergrey, but with both female and male vocals)
Evil United - s/t 3.5/5 (Jason McMaster recovers his speed metal roots with this debut, similar to Watchtower, Hirax and Dark Angel, but with some hard rock too) - MICHAEL
Fog of War - s/t 3.5/5 (high-octane U.S. thrash debut with crossover tendencies; a cut above in a crowded field) - KIT
Galneryus - Phoenix rising 4/5 (the most consistently excellent Japanese power metal band gives us another CD in one-year’s time, and it’s their 2nd with the new vocalist)
Gate (The) - Earth cathedral 2.5/5 (disappointing German debut featuring ex-Running Wild guitarist Preacher Gerald; mostly sounds nothing like Running Wild) - KIT
Generation Kill - Red, white and blood 3/5 (Exodus' singer's side project debut with some punk elements and catchy songs, which verify that Rob Dukes can sing) - MICHAEL
Gray - O zemle rodnoy 3.5/5 (2nd CD similar to ‘Polyn-trava’, but with more fast, simplistic but very festive songs; like Kalevala with some death vocals) - CHRIS
King, Lance - A moment in chiros 4/5 (popular vocalist’s melodic/progressive/power metal debut highly recommended to fans of Pagan’s Mind, Anubis Gate and Avian)
Hate Squad - Katharsis 3/5 (aggressive metal with a strong European German thrash vibe and elements similar to Sepultura, Rumble Militia and Dew-Scented) - MICHAEL
Hexfire - The fire of redemption 3.5/5 Hexfire Review - MICHAEL
High Spirits - Another night 4.5/5 High Spirits Review - KIT
Intense - The shape of rage 4/5 (awesome 3rd CD from this power metal band out of the U.K.; is full of catchy songs and is perhaps their best to date)
Iron Mask - Black as death 3.5/5 (nicely done 4th CD of neo-classical power metal with some hard rock and a good balance of tempo; first with vocalist Mark Boals)
Last Alliance (The) - Out of the ashes 3.5/5 Last Alliance Review - KIT
Lothloryen - Some ways back no more 3/5 (more varied 2nd CD with new influences both good and bad; around the same level of overall quality as the debut) - CREAG
Mystic Prophecy - Ravenlord 4.5/5 Mystic Prophecy Review - SEAN
Naamah - Resensement 3.5/5 (3rd CD of heavy, crunchy, sometimes quirky but still catchy progressive metal with excellent female vocals) - CHRIS
Necrodeath - Idiosyncrasy 3/5 (another diverse thrash epoch from these Italian masters of insanity, speed, and the macabre) - MICHAEL
Nekromantheon - Rise, Vulcan spectre 4/5 (2nd CD of hyper-intense thrash with alarming speed, for fans of Minotaur, Violent Force and Goatwhore) - MICHAEL
Nemesea - The quiet resistance 4/5 (female fronted gothic metal band’s 3rd CD, with industrial elements and a commercial/poppy feel this time; surprisingly, I love it)
Nightwish - Imaginaerum 3/5 Nightwish Review
Niobeth - Silvery moonbeams 4/5 Niobeth Review
Power Theory - Out of the ashes, into the fire 3.5/5 Power Theory Review - KIT
Red Warlock - Serve your master 3.5/5 (Italian debut combining classic metal with modern sounds; similar in many respects to France's Nightmare) - KIT
Sesta Marconi - Where the Devil dances 2/5 (debut of dull progressive/stoner lull on Metal on Metal records, which bored me to tears with its inane lyrics) - MICHAEL
Syrens Call - Raging waters 4/5 Syrens Call Review - CHRIS
Tornado (Ned) - Amsterdamn, Hellsinki 3/5 (sometimes-convincing thrash debut, hampered by whiny punkish vocals and some cringe-worthy lyrics) - KIT
Trillium - Alloy 3/5 (symphonic/gothic metal debut with well-known vocalist Amanda Somerville; solid, but I was expecting it to be even better)
Voltax - Fugitive state of mind 4/5 (one of the best Mexican traditional/true metal CDs in recent memory; great songs and piercing shrieks a la Cirith Ungol, 3IOB, etc.) - KIT
Wisdom - Judas 3.5/5 (great 2nd CD of melodic power metal from Hungary; could’ve used some extra-impressive highlights, but it’s thoroughly enjoyable)
Witchaven - Terrorstorm 3/5 (blackened thrash debut with some melody, sure to please fans of Merciless, Possessed and Desaster) - MICHAEL
Wolf - Legions of bastards 4/5 Wolf Review - CRAIG



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