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	== History ==		== History ==

	Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Hurkins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab IV named Lurgt Hurkon).		Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Hurkins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab IV named Lurgt Hurkon).

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	As Chapter Master; he has an extra wound & attack and terminator armour with a heavy flamer equipped. He also has the ability to get back up once per game if defeated, lets the entire army use his Leadership 10 and the normal Chapter Master bombardment ability becomes Ordnance 2, because it was Huron himself who said [[Awesome\|"Big Guns Never Tire"]]. His relic is a pretty amazing AP2 lightning claw that forces re-rolls on invulnerable saves. So non-Chaos Huron is a bit of a monster and with an ''"as much as a Land Raider"'' price tag to go with it, not quite as good as some of the [[Marneus Calgar\|other]] [[Darnath Lysander\|big]] [[Asterion Moloc\|heavy]] [[Logan Grimnar\|characters]], but by no means useless.		As Chapter Master; he has an extra wound & attack and terminator armour with a heavy flamer equipped. He also has the ability to get back up once per game if defeated, lets the entire army use his Leadership 10 and the normal Chapter Master bombardment ability becomes Ordnance 2, because it was Huron himself who said [[Awesome\|"Big Guns Never Tire"]]. His relic is a pretty amazing AP2 lightning claw that forces re-rolls on invulnerable saves. So non-Chaos Huron is a bit of a monster and with an ''"as much as a Land Raider"'' price tag to go with it, not quite as good as some of the [[Marneus Calgar\|other]] [[Darnath Lysander\|big]] [[Asterion Moloc\|heavy]] [[Logan Grimnar\|characters]], but by no means useless.

	After he got hit by [[Star Phantoms\|Androcles]] melta-blast and rebuilt he took a bit of a dive in power, losing that wound and attack, as well as his Terminator Armour. His claw got replaced with an S+2, AP3, Armourbane one, but the Heavy Flamer ended up getting built into it. He takes an Axe for his AP2 needs, but unfortunately he's nowhere near as good in melee as before. All of his army-buff and "living legend" abilities also got lost so he doesn't add as much to his army ''(but then again, few Chaos special characters do these days)'', but he gets the '''Hamadrya''' which grants him a random psychic power every turn. (Bit of Trivia -Hamadryas is a genus of several butterflies and babboons. The name Hanadrya comes from Greek [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamadryad \| Hamadryad] -a kind of wood nymph. It literally means "Together Tree". If the tree died, it would die. This is probably a reference to the fact that the Hamadryas familiar was spawned from the Maelstrom and Lugft couldn't venture far from the area without the creature weakening. Later he trapped the soul of a powerful sorcerer in a vessel to nourish the Hamadrya)		After he got hit by [[Star Phantoms\|Androcles]] melta-blast and rebuilt he took a bit of a dive in power, losing that wound and attack, as well as his Terminator Armour. His claw got replaced with an S+2, AP3, Armourbane one, but the Heavy Flamer ended up getting built into it. He takes an Axe for his AP2 needs, but unfortunately he's nowhere near as good in melee as before. All of his army-buff and "living legend" abilities also got lost so he doesn't add as much to his army ''(but then again, few Chaos special characters do these days)'', but he gets the '''Hamadrya''' which grants him a random psychic power every turn. (Bit of Trivia -Hamadryas is a genus of several butterflies and babboons. The name Hanadrya comes from Greek [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamadryad\|Hamadryad] -a kind of wood nymph. It literally means "Together Tree". If the tree died, it would die. This is probably a reference to the fact that the Hamadryas familiar was spawned from the Maelstrom and Lugft couldn't venture far from the area without the creature weakening. Later he trapped the soul of a powerful sorcerer in a vessel to nourish the Hamadrya)

	For all of the nerfs, his price tag was also reduced considerably, so he makes for a pretty decent, cost effective, unmarked Chaos Lord who can pull a few tricks out of the bag.		For all of the nerfs, his price tag was also reduced considerably, so he makes for a pretty decent, cost effective, unmarked Chaos Lord who can pull a few tricks out of the bag.

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	== History ==		== History ==

	Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Hurkins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab named Lurgt Hurkon).		Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Hurkins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab IV named Lurgt Hurkon).

	=== Chapter Master ===		=== Chapter Master ===

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	== History ==		== History ==

	Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot ~~Huggins~~ on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab named Lurgt Hurkon).		Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Hurkins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab named Lurgt Hurkon).

	=== Chapter Master ===		=== Chapter Master ===

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	== History ==		== History ==

	Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Huggins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from ~~Abadan~~ named Lurgt Hurkon.		Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Huggins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Badab named Lurgt Hurkon).

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	== History ==		== History ==

	Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Huggins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession.		Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Huggins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession (which was awarded to a confused Technobarbarian from Abadan named Lurgt Hurkon.

	=== Chapter Master ===		=== Chapter Master ===

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	[[File:Huron_Blackheart.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|...And here in full [[heresy]]]]		[[File:Huron_Blackheart.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|...And here in full [[heresy]]]]

	'''Lugft/Lufgt Huron''' <s>(pronounce Lüg-ft Hú-ron)</s> (a name which remains [[Cthulhu\|unpronounceable]] and inconsistently spelled to this day), also known as "~~Captain Jack Sparrow~~", "Blackbeard", and other pirate-related names, was the Chapter Master of the [[Astral Claws]] [[Space Marine]] Chapter, and later the Pirate Lord of the [[Red Corsairs]]. He is also known as the "'''Blood Reaver'''" and by his more recent name: "'''Huron Blackheart'''".		'''Lugft/Lufgt Huron''' <s>(pronounce Lüg-ft Hú-ron)</s> (a name which remains [[Cthulhu\|unpronounceable]] and inconsistently spelled to this day), also known as "[[Luthor Harkon]]", "Blackbeard", and other pirate-related names, was the Chapter Master of the [[Astral Claws]] [[Space Marine]] Chapter, and later the Pirate Lord of the [[Red Corsairs]]. He is also known as the "'''Blood Reaver'''" and by his more recent name: "'''Huron Blackheart'''".

	If it's any consolation, the vidya gaem: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 pronounces his original first name as "Luh-ft", so we can assume that the g is silent. Though that game also pronounces [[Horus\|Lupercal]] as loo-PURR-cull, so take its pronunciations with a teaspoon of salt.		If it's any consolation, the vidya gaem: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 pronounces his original first name as "Luh-ft", so we can assume that the g is silent. Though that game also pronounces [[Horus\|Lupercal]] as loo-PURR-cull, so take its pronunciations with a teaspoon of salt.

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	== History ==		== History ==

			Before becoming a Space Marine, he was originally a cheery [[Ratling\|Hobbit]] named Lugfoot Huggins on his home planet of Bree-VIII. A series of bureaucratic cockups led to his being inducted into the Astartes a few days before his eleventy-first birthday instead of being awarded an Imperial mushroom-farming concession.

	=== Chapter Master ===		=== Chapter Master ===
	Lugft Huron is the textbook example of what happens when you let [[High Lords of Terra\|damned bureaucrats]] [[derp\|run things into the ground]]. When he became Chapter Master of the Astral Claws, he was an arrogant douchebag that had one job: defend the perimeter of the [[Maelstrom]] Warp storm and make sure nothing comes out of it to rape the shit out of the Imperium. But boy, did he ever do his job and did he do it well. After his predecessor got killed by an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], he led his whole Chapter on a merry dance of purging worlds close to the Maëlstrom and generally stabilizing both the region and the situation. Everyone in the general vicinity lauded him as a man of daring action and there was much rejoicing.		Lugft Huron is the textbook example of what happens when you let [[High Lords of Terra\|damned bureaucrats]] [[derp\|run things into the ground]]. When he became Chapter Master of the Astral Claws, he was an arrogant douchebag that had one job: defend the perimeter of the [[Maelstrom]] Warp storm and make sure nothing comes out of it to rape the shit out of the Imperium. But boy, did he ever do his job and did he do it well. After his predecessor got killed by an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], he led his whole Chapter on a merry dance of purging worlds close to the Maëlstrom and generally stabilizing both the region and the situation. Everyone in the general vicinity lauded him as a man of daring action and there was much rejoicing.

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	[[File:Huron_Blackheart.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|...And here in full [[heresy]]]]		[[File:Huron_Blackheart.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right\|...And here in full [[heresy]]]]

	'''Lugft/Lufgt Huron''' <s>(pronounce Lüg-ft Hú-ron)</s> (a name which remains [[Cthulhu\|unpronounceable]] and inconsistently spelled to this day), also known as "~~Captain Jack Sparrow~~", "Blackbeard", and other pirate-related names, was the Chapter Master of the [[Astral Claws]] [[Space Marine]] Chapter, and later the Pirate Lord of the [[Red Corsairs]]. He is also known as the "'''Blood Reaver'''" and by his more recent name: "'''Huron Blackheart'''".		'''Lugft/Lufgt Huron''' <s>(pronounce Lüg-ft Hú-ron)</s> (a name which remains [[Cthulhu\|unpronounceable]] and inconsistently spelled to this day), also known as "[[Luthor Harkon]]", "Blackbeard", and other pirate-related names, was the Chapter Master of the [[Astral Claws]] [[Space Marine]] Chapter, and later the Pirate Lord of the [[Red Corsairs]]. He is also known as the "'''Blood Reaver'''" and by his more recent name: "'''Huron Blackheart'''".

	If it's any consolation, the vidya gaem: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 pronounces his original first name as "Luh-ft", so we can assume that the g is silent. Though that game also pronounces [[Horus\|Lupercal]] as loo-PURR-cull, so take its pronunciations with a teaspoon of salt.		If it's any consolation, the vidya gaem: Battlefleet Gothic: Armada 2 pronounces his original first name as "Luh-ft", so we can assume that the g is silent. Though that game also pronounces [[Horus\|Lupercal]] as loo-PURR-cull, so take its pronunciations with a teaspoon of salt.

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	Lugft Huron is the textbook example of what happens when you let [[High Lords of Terra\|damned bureaucrats]] [[derp\|run things into the ground]]. When he became Chapter Master of the Astral Claws, he was an arrogant douchebag that had one job: defend the perimeter of the [[Maelstrom]] Warp storm and make sure nothing comes out of it to rape the shit out of the Imperium. But boy, did he ever do his job and did he do it well. After his predecessor got killed by an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], he led his whole Chapter on a merry dance of purging worlds close to the Maëlstrom and generally stabilizing both the region and the situation. Everyone in the general vicinity lauded him as a man of daring action and there was much rejoicing.		Lugft Huron is the textbook example of what happens when you let [[High Lords of Terra\|damned bureaucrats]] [[derp\|run things into the ground]]. When he became Chapter Master of the Astral Claws, he was an arrogant douchebag that had one job: defend the perimeter of the [[Maelstrom]] Warp storm and make sure nothing comes out of it to rape the shit out of the Imperium. But boy, did he ever do his job and did he do it well. After his predecessor got killed by an [[Ork]] [[Warboss]], he led his whole Chapter on a merry dance of purging worlds close to the Maëlstrom and generally stabilizing both the region and the situation. Everyone in the general vicinity lauded him as a man of daring action and there was much rejoicing.

	Then civilian unrest broke out on his Chapter's homeworld for the umpteenth time. Huron was really tired of that shit, so he decided to take control and put his Marines in charge of things. Thus, the Astral Claws became the ''de jure'' rulers of the [[Badab]] Sector, with Huron himself as the Tyrant of Badab. This worked out decently well, and [[grimdark\|while not always fair and just]] his methods made the Badab sector prosper under his rule. Spurred on by his success, he sent [[High Lords of Terra\|aforementioned fuck-ups]] a nice petition requesting more troops to decisively take care of the Maelstrom and getting rid of that thorn in the side of the Imperium for good... [[Fail\|It was dismissed without even being read!]]		Then civilian unrest broke out on his Chapter's homeworld for the umpteenth time. Huron was really tired of that shit, so he decided to take control and put his Marines in charge of things. Thus, the Astral Claws became the ''de jure'' rulers of the [[Badab]] Sector, with Huron himself as the Tyrant of Badab. This worked out decently well, and [[grimdark\|while not always fair and just]] his methods made the Badab sector prosper under his rule. Spurred on by his success, he sent [[High Lords of Terra\|aforementioned fuck-ups]] a nice petition requesting more troops to decisively take care of the Maelstrom and getting rid of that thorn in the side of the Imperium for good... [[Fail\|It was dismissed without even being read!]]

	And that's where everything went wrong forever. When his requests to the [[High Lords of Terra]] for increased resources to consolidate his gains were denied, he [[butthurt\|decided]] that in the absence of help from the [[Imperium]] he would run things his own way. He refused to hand his [[gene-seed]] tithes to the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]], and when the Imperium came calling he blocked trade to and from his Sector in order to keep the gathered resources for his military. Eventually, he attracted the attention of the [[Inquisition]] and when Huron blew them off, they decided that they needed to remind him who answered to whom [[Exterminatus\|in the subtlest, softest way possible]]. Thus, the [[Badab War]] was launched.		And that's where everything went wrong forever. When his requests to the [[High Lords of Terra]] for increased resources to consolidate his gains were denied, he [[butthurt\|decided]] that in the absence of help from the [[Imperium]] he would run things his own way. He refused to hand his [[gene-seed]] tithes to the [[Adeptus Mechanicus]], and when the Imperium came calling he blocked trade to and from his Sector in order to keep the gathered resources for his military. Eventually, he attracted the attention of the [[Inquisition]] and when Huron blew them off, they decided that they needed to remind him who answered to whom [[Exterminatus\|in the subtlest, softest way possible]]. Thus, the [[Badab War]] was launched.
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	=== Chaos Lord ===		=== Chaos Lord ===
	He is now known as '''Huron Blackheart''', and those forces remaining under his command are called the [[Red Corsairs]]. After several years as a powerful space pirate, Huron would go on to gain control of a [[Red Corsair's Domain\|significant portion]] of the [[Maelstrom]] (the older, but smaller brother of the [[Eye of Terror]]) with his vast pirate fleet, made up of space marines who turned traitor, many other human reavers and some Xenos mercenaries.		He is now known as '''Huron Blackheart''', and those forces remaining under his command are called the [[Red Corsairs]]. After several years as a powerful space pirate, Huron would go on to gain control of a [[Red Corsair's Domain\|significant portion]] of the [[Maelstrom]] (the older, but smaller brother of the [[Eye of Terror]]) with his vast pirate fleet, made up of space marines who turned traitor, many other human reavers and some Xenos mercenaries.

	One of his greatest achievements as a pirate lord was the capture of the ''Wolf of Fenris''; a Strike Cruiser, where according [[RAGE\|to some sources]] ''(the [[Gav Thorpe\|very skubtastic]] 4th edition Chaos Codex)'', some of the defenders turned on their brethren and surrendered to the Red Corsairs.		One of his greatest achievements as a pirate lord was the capture of the ''Wolf of Fenris''; a Strike Cruiser, where according [[RAGE\|to some sources]] ''(the [[Gav Thorpe\|very skubtastic]] 4th edition Chaos Codex)'', some of the defenders turned on their brethren and surrendered to the Red Corsairs.
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	As Chapter Master; he has an extra wound & attack and terminator armour with a heavy flamer equipped. He also has the ability to get back up once per game if defeated, lets the entire army use his Leadership 10 and the normal Chapter Master bombardment ability becomes Ordnance 2, because it was Huron himself who said [[Awesome\|"Big Guns Never Tire"]]. His relic is a pretty amazing AP2 lightning claw that forces re-rolls on invulnerable saves. So non-Chaos Huron is a bit of a monster and with an ''"as much as a Land Raider"'' price tag to go with it, not quite as good as some of the [[Marneus Calgar\|other]] [[Darnath Lysander\|big]] [[Asterion Moloc\|heavy]] [[Logan Grimnar\|characters]], but by no means useless.		As Chapter Master; he has an extra wound & attack and terminator armour with a heavy flamer equipped. He also has the ability to get back up once per game if defeated, lets the entire army use his Leadership 10 and the normal Chapter Master bombardment ability becomes Ordnance 2, because it was Huron himself who said [[Awesome\|"Big Guns Never Tire"]]. His relic is a pretty amazing AP2 lightning claw that forces re-rolls on invulnerable saves. So non-Chaos Huron is a bit of a monster and with an ''"as much as a Land Raider"'' price tag to go with it, not quite as good as some of the [[Marneus Calgar\|other]] [[Darnath Lysander\|big]] [[Asterion Moloc\|heavy]] [[Logan Grimnar\|characters]], but by no means useless.

	After he got hit by [[Star Phantoms\|Androcles]] melta-blast and rebuilt he took a bit of a dive in power, losing that wound and attack, as well as his Terminator Armour. His claw got replaced with an S+2, AP3, Armourbane one, but the Heavy Flamer ended up getting built into it. He takes an Axe for his AP2 needs, but unfortunately he's nowhere near as good in melee as before. All of his army-buff and "living legend" abilities also got lost so he doesn't add as much to his army ''(but then again, few Chaos special characters do these days)'', but he gets the '''Hamadrya''' which grants him a random psychic power every turn. (Bit of Trivia -Hamadryas is a genus of several butterflies and babboons. The name Hanadrya comes from Greek [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamadryad\|Hamadryad] -a kind of wood nymph. It literally means "Together Tree". If the tree died, it would die. This is probably a reference to the fact that the Hamadryas familiar was spawned from the Maelstrom and Lugft couldn't venture far from the area without the creature weakening. Later he trapped the soul of a powerful sorcerer in a vessel to nourish the Hamadrya)		After he got hit by [[Star Phantoms\|Androcles]] melta-blast and rebuilt he took a bit of a dive in power, losing that wound and attack, as well as his Terminator Armour. His claw got replaced with an S+2, AP3, Armourbane one, but the Heavy Flamer ended up getting built into it. He takes an Axe for his AP2 needs, but unfortunately he's nowhere near as good in melee as before. All of his army-buff and "living legend" abilities also got lost so he doesn't add as much to his army ''(but then again, few Chaos special characters do these days)'', but he gets the '''Hamadrya''' which grants him a random psychic power every turn. (Bit of Trivia -Hamadryas is a genus of several butterflies and babboons. The name Hanadrya comes from Greek [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamadryad\|Hamadryad] -a kind of wood nymph. It literally means "Together Tree". If the tree died, it would die. This is probably a reference to the fact that the Hamadryas familiar was spawned from the Maelstrom and Lugft couldn't venture far from the area without the creature weakening. Later he trapped the soul of a powerful sorcerer in a vessel to nourish the Hamadrya.)

	For all of the nerfs, his price tag was also reduced considerably, so he makes for a pretty decent, cost effective, unmarked Chaos Lord who can pull a few tricks out of the bag.		For all of the nerfs, his price tag was also reduced considerably, so he makes for a pretty decent, cost effective, unmarked Chaos Lord who can pull a few tricks out of the bag.

	There is an argument that the later chaos version really should have been better, especially since [[Ortan Cassius\|other characters]] [[Colonel "Iron Hand" Straken\|who have received]] a cybernetic rebuild ended up with improved stat-lines, so why didn't Huron?		There is an argument that the later chaos version really should have been better, especially since [[Ortan Cassius\|other characters]] [[Colonel "Iron Hand" Straken\|who have received]] a cybernetic rebuild ended up with improved stat-lines, so why didn't Huron?
	One could wonder why his rules don't really transition from one to the other with similar expectations; ''(Other than the fact that the Chaos version came first)'' Probably due to the internal balance of the codex... and increase in stats could end up too much like [[Typhus]] who is meant to be the resilient one with psychic powers. Or if they just took the Chapter Master version and "added Chaos" he could end up too similar to [[Abaddon]] who is meant to be the top-dog. So essentially the rules differences allowed Huron to be played distinctly from the other character options available.		One could wonder why his rules don't really transition from one to the other with similar expectations; ''(Other than the fact that the Chaos version came first)'' Probably due to the internal balance of the codex... and increase in stats could end up too much like [[Typhus]] who is meant to be the resilient one with psychic powers. Or if they just took the Chapter Master version and "added Chaos" he could end up too similar to [[Abaddon]] who is meant to be the top-dog. So essentially the rules differences allowed Huron to be played distinctly from the other character options available.

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