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Welcome to 2023
Resolve to make new memories with your friends and family attending arts events, festivals and performances. Our January arts guide is full of ideas! Resolve to live creatively this year. Pursue the second section of the guide for dozens of interactive artsy activities.
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LIVE ARTS EVENTS IN MIAMI THIS MONTH |
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Leandro Erlich: Liminal
Pérez Art Museum Miami
Now - 9/4: Arranged throughout PAMM’s special exhibition galleries, the Leandro Erlich: Liminal exhibition has been designed to suggest an underlying narrative story line, leading viewers through a series of encounters that act cumulatively to introduce doubt about their own sensorial input about the spaces around them. #DowntownMiamiArts
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Room for the Living/Room for the Dead
Locust Projects
Now - 2/4: The immersive and interactive installation merges the concept of Florida/Family rooms as a home’s casual, social hub for gathering, entertainment and play, with that of less-used living rooms that served as shrines for treasured family photos and heirlooms.
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City Reads
Books & Books
1/5: City Theatre presents a reading of our short new plays by emerging playwrights from and about the Magic City! After the reading, join the conversation to give feedback, meet actors, and discuss the personal impact of themes raised in the plays. The event is free! #CoralGablesArt
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Corsage
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/6 - 1/12: Corsage is a fascinating new film. Faced with a future of strict ceremony and royal duties, Empress Elisabeth of Austria rebels against her public image and comes up with a plan to protect her legacy. She travels, visiting former lovers and old friends, seeking the excitement and purpose of her youth. #CoralGablesArts
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Michela's Love Movement
Tropical Park
1/7: The Arsht Center presents Family Fest! Michela’s Love Movement incorporates original music, spirituals, jazz, traditional and electronic tap boards, which will challenge your thoughts, uplift your spirit and send you dancing all the way home. Led by tap dancer Michela Marino Lerman. Admission to Family Fest in the Park is free.#DowntownMiamiArts
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Three Mess-Keteers
Sandrell Rivers Theater
1/7: Fantasy Theatre Factory presents family fun with The Three Mess-keteers. Physical comedy, audience participation, and even a bit of exciting swordplay, bring this adventure to life as everyone learns that when it comes to the environment, it's "all for one and one for all"! This Is a sensory-inclusive performance!
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“We Will Not Be Silent”
GableStage
1/7-1/29: Risking everything to stand up for social justice, German college student Sophie Scholl courageously led a major act of civil disobedience against Hitler and his fascist regime. Scholl’s moral strength is tested while being interrogated for her crimes. #CoralGablesArts
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The Three Little Pigs
Pinecrest Gardens
1/8: Orchestra Miami presents an operatic version of the classic fairy tale. The Three Little Pigs, set to music from Mozart’s operas with story adaption and dialogue by John Davies. Performed in a fully-staged production by four professional opera singers with music direction by Elaine Rinaldi and stage direction by Ron Headrick.
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National YoungArts Week
New World Center
1/9 - 1/12: During National YoungArts Week audiences are invited to meet the next generation of artists in special, one-night performances in Miami. During the week-long intensive, audiences meet some of the most accomplished young artists in performances and writers’ readings. #DowntownMiamiArts
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American Rhapsody
Arsht Center
1/12 - 1/29: Zoetic Stage presents the world premiere of American Rhapsody. Over the course of 60 years, the Cabot family tries to keep up with the world as it evolves around them. Epic in scope yet intimate by nature, American Rhapsody weaves the lives of its main characters through the ever-changing landscape of the American zeitgeist.
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Miami Jewish Film Festival
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/12 - 1/26: Discover the magic of movies on the big screen at the Miami Jewish Film Festival (MJFF), America's largest Jewish film festival, as it celebrates the best of world cinema. The festival will screen 88 feature and 17 short films representing 25 countries. #CoralGablesArt
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National YoungArts Exhibition
YoungArts Campus
1/13: The nation’s most exceptional young designers, photographers and visual artists will be in Miami for National YoungArts Week, an intensive program for competition finalists to collaborate with peers. Enjoy an art exhibition featuring their work. #DowntownMiamiArts
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Laser Evening
Frost Science Museum
1/13: Get ready to rock under the Frost Planetarium’s 67-foot dome for our popular Laser Evenings. Join us as we combine legendary music with laser light visuals for That 90’s Laser Show. Celebrate the music of the 90’s with the Rolling Stones, Stranger Things and more memorable rock stars. #DowntownMiamiArts
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Casa De Muñecas 2...
El Regreso De Nora!
Sandrell Rivers Theater
1/13 - 1/22: After Nora Helmer slammed the door at the end of Henrik Ibsen's work in his masterpiece "Dollhouse" in 1879 the question remained as to what happened to her. In this sequel by American playwright Lucas Hnath we learn how she fared after abandoning her fortune, husband and children. Presented in Spanish.
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The Machine presents Pink Floyd
The Moss Center
1/14: The Machine has forged a 30+ year reputation of extending the musical legacy of Pink Floyd. The New York-based quartet performs a diverse mix of The Floyd's extensive 16-album repertoire, complete with faithful renditions of popular hits as well as obscure gems.
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Carmina Burana
Arsht Center
1/14: For one night only, the New World Symphony joins forces with Seraphic Fire to take on one of the most powerful pieces of classical music ever written. In this feast of the senses, hundreds of voices from across South Florida bring to life Carmina Burana’s epic meditation on fate and fortune. #DowntownMiamiArts
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National Philharmonic
Orchestra of Ukraine
The Moss Center
1/15: The Lviv National Philharmonic Orchestra of Ukraine, based in the medieval city of Lviv, was officially established on September 27, 1902. The program: Chamber Symphony No. 3 for Flute and String Orchestra by Yevhen Stankovych; Piano Concerto in A minor, Op. 16 by Grieg; Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92 by Beethoven. Free community event!
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Best Of Fest!
Deering Estate
1/15: The 21st edition of the Miami Short Film Festival was amazing. In case you missed any of the films, you can catch them again. This is the last chance to see the winning films of 2022 in a single night at the historic Deering Estate. Don’t miss crowd favorites Miracle Baby, Aysha and more.
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Good Times Exhibition
Oolite Arts
1/18: Enjoy visiting studios of Oolite Arts current resident artists. Resident Night invites art lovers in Miami to visit the studios of our artists and gain insight into their creative practice. This is a great opportunity to meet with emerging local talent, learn about their experiences as working artists, and mix and mingle with arts enthusiasts.
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Junie B. Jones, the Musical
Actors’ Playhouse
1/20 - 2/26: It’s Junie B.’s first day of school, and suddenly a lot of things are changing for her: Featuring a tremendously loveable character and fun-filled songs,Junie B. Jones will capture your hearts just as the books captivated an entire generation of students. #CoralGablesArts
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Portrait of The Queen
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/20 - 1/22: A documentary about the image of the single most iconic woman of our times. Directed by the award-winning photographer Fabrizio Ferri, based on the best-selling book Elisabetta II: Ritratto di Regina by Paola Calvetti and narrated by Charles Dance (The Crown). This is a special presentation. #CoralGablesArts
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Old | New
Church of the Little Flower
1/20: Seraphic Fire presents Old | New. Guest conductor, Jason Max Ferdinand leads a program that sees contemporary composers breathing new life into traditional melodies and texts. Aaron Copland’s Old American Songs blur the line between historic and contemporary. Join us 1 hour before each concert for a Pre-Concert Conversation !#CoralGablesArts
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The Lightning Thief:
The Percy Jackson Musical
Miami Theater Center
1/21: The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical is a dynamic musical adaptation of Rick Riordan's bestselling book that opened on Broadway in 2019. When teenager Percy Jackson discovers he's a demigod, he and his friends embark on an epic journey to find Zeus' missing lightning bolt and prevent a war among the gods. Part of the Family Series.
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“Introspective” Flamenco Guitar Concert
Miami Dade County Auditorium
1/21: Award-winning guitarist José Luis presents a brand new work, Introspective. 2020 was a year marked by a pandemic, but it also exposed a society in decline and a spiritually impoverished world that cries for change yet is not quite sure of what it wants. It has been a long time since humankind has experienced such a high degree of fragility.
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Chopin for All
Granada Church
1/22: The Chopin Foundation of the United States is proud to present the annual Chopin for All free concert series, bringing top pianists from around the globe to our doorstep here in South Florida. Don’t miss this concert featuring Khrystyna Mykhailichenko,one of Ukraine’s most promising young musicians. #CoralGableArts
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The French Horn Collective
Arsht Center
1/25: The Arsht Center presents: Led by Parisian musician, multi-instrumentalist, composer, singer and songwriter Vincent Raffard, the diverse international group consists of five highly talented musicians from myriad musical backgrounds. An energetic and progressive band that performs an eclectic variety of jazz, swing and original French music. #DowntownMiamiArts
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IGNITE Broward
Various venues
1/25 - 1/30: Showcasing 11 spectacular light-based installations by eight artists, IGNITE 2023 promises immersive and interactive art experiences. Visitors experience immersive light and sound-based art created by top national and international artists and designers. Free event.
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Gretell Barreiro
Miami Dade County Auditorium
1/27: Fundarte presents Gretell Barreiro,a Miami-based pianist, singer, songwriter, and actress. “Marina”, her latest work is an audiovisual project that includes an intimate studio album and videos. Miami On Stage has nurtured and expanded creative opportunities and global visibility for Miami-based artists since 2010.
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Gretell Barreiro
Miami Dade County Auditorium
1/28: Fundarte presents Otto Santana, a Cuban percussionist based in Miami. He has worked with iconic Cuban music artists, including Isaac Delgado and Alain Perez. His talent and versatility allow him to move in various genres, providing a personal stamp that makes him unique in the competitive scene of Latin percussion.
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Chopin Salons
Miami Beach Woman’s Club
1/29: Spend a delightful afternoon with other classical music lovers enjoying beautiful piano music performed b yJon Nakamatsu (piano) and Michael Klotz (viola), all in a lovely tropical Miami Beach setting. Enjoy a glass of wine after the concert while mingling with fellow audience members and the artists. Extend the experience with an elegant sit-down buffet dinner.
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The Catalyst Quartet
New World Center
1/29: Catalyst Quartet is defying traditions in redefining the classical music experience. Featuring NWS alumna Karla Donehew Perez, the Quartet joins Fellows for an intimate afternoon of chamber music. Frederick Tillis penned his Spiritual Fantasy No. 12 to pay “tribute to the essence of the musical expressions of pathos and triumph over worldly obstacles.”
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MIAMI ARTS MARKETING PROJECT |
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In-Person Bootcamp
STIMULATING REVENUE: CORPORATE FUNDRAISING
Adrienne Arsht Center
1/24: Sponsorships are about passion and customization. Can you artfully sell your group in the competitive sponsor marketplace? Learn how to showcase your group’s unique assets and deliver your impact with passion and flair. You will also get tips from business leaders that support the arts about how to succeed with compelling, personalized, innovative proposals. A fast-paced “Spark Tank” appraisal
will highlight some of the day’s memorable pitches.
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MAMP TRANSCEND 2023 VOLUNTEERS
We need some volunteers to help the day of the event with set up, registration and expo area. Perks include a free ticket to the bootcamp.
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Richard Orlinksi Sculptures
Lincoln Road
Now - 3/15: Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road District, one of the country’s most beloved destinations on South Beach, will further enhance the arts by showcasing 12 giant, electrifying sculptures by renowned French artist Richard Orlinski. The open-air activation will feature 12 iconic pieces from his recent exhibition in Paris.
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Live Science Show
Frost Science
Now - 1/7: Don’t miss the new live science show. Join the Snow Miser and the Heat Miser as they battle it out to see who prevails. Using the gift of chemistry, a frosty splash of liquid nitrogen, and a bright woosh of fire, they will go head-to-head to determine whether snow or heat should rule the holidays! #DowntownMiamiArts
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Speak On Liberty
1111 Lincoln Road
Now - 1/15: The Lincoln Road Business Improvement District (BID) has partnered with The CityKids Foundation to exhibit artist Keith Haring + CityKids’ “Speak on Liberty" artwork, a monumental 90’ x 30’ banner that became the largest freestanding and most important piece ever created by Haring.
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The Moth StorySLAM
Sandrell Rivers Theater
1/6: The Moth StorySLAM is a community-focused, open-mic storytelling competition in which anyone can share a five-minute story on the night's theme. The MOTH hosts live storytelling events in cities around the world. Sign up to tell a story on the theme of Vices or sit back and enjoy the show at the beautiful Sandrell Rivers Theater!
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Gallery Nights at the Museum
Coral Gables Museum
1/6: The Coral Gables Museum opens its doors to the public for free from 6-10 PM as part of Coral Gables Gallery Night! Come and enjoy live music by Purpleberry Jam, the Guitar Foundation open mic night and museum exhibitions. Enjoy the cocktail bar before heading out to eat in the area for your Friday night plans! #CoralGablesArts
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The Grove Market Miami
St. Stephen’s Church
1/6- 1/7: The Grove Market Miami at St. Stephens is an artisanal farmers market. Come checkout and meet the farmers and craft and makers vendors. Enjoy our wonderful South Florida outdoors while mixing and mingling. The Grove Market Miami will be the new market in beautiful Coconut Grove.
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Grove Walking Tour
Miami City Hall
1/7: Explore the history of the Grove with HistoryMiami’s Resident Historian, Paul George. Hear accounts of some of the Grove’s early settlers, visit The Barnacle, Commodore Ralph Munroe’s home built during the Era of the Bay; and learn how Bahamian settlers influenced the development of the Grove .#CoconutGroveArts
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Metropolitan
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/7: An ironically comic look at Manhattan's endangered debutante scene, Metropolitan chronicles the rise and ultimate decline of a group of young Park Avenue socialites. Following the film, join us for an in-person conversation with Whit Stillman, the film's writer and director, and Brenda Moe, executive director of the Coral Gables Arts Cinema. #CoralGablesArt
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King Mango Strut
Coconut Grove
1/8: King Mango Strut is a Coconut Grove tradition to start the new year. The Weirdest Parade in the Universe is strutting again featuring some wacky marching brigades like The Marching Freds, The Synchronize Briefcase Brigade and more. Sign up to be a strutter or watch the fun. #CoconutGroveArts
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Concerto Competition
Pinecrest Gardens
1/7: The Greater Miami Youth Symphony is an inclusive year-round, multi-tiered music training program consisting of over 600 students ranging in age from 5 to 18. GMYS provides culturally diverse programming throughout the county in collaboration with many neighborhoods.
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Stargazers
Frost Science Museum
1/8: Join us for an out-of-this-world adventure! Your little one will design and build your own planetarium while learning about different constellations visible in the night sky. Watch your little stars shine during this hands-on experience specially designed for young learners. Experiences that engage the senses while promoting exploration and discovery.#DowntownMiamiArts
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Noche de Arte
InterContinental Miami Hotel
1/9: With the support of local Miami arts organization FontSquared, Intercontinental Miami is featuring live artist interaction with artist Maria Carballo. Originally from Colombia, Maria is known for her contemporary art, surrealism and abstraction, and her pieces reflect different emotions through vibrant colors and textures. This is a free event.
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Miami Jewish Film Festival
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/12 - 1/26: The Miami Jewish Film Festival is proud to announce the program which will be a hybrid of virtual and live programming events with 105 films in selection. The festival will screen 88 feature and 17 short films representing 25 countries, including 9 world premieres, 12 international premieres, 12 North American premieres, and 4 US premieres.#CoralGablesArt
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Art Deco Weekend
Ocean Drive
1/13 - 1/15: Art Deco Weekend is a free community cultural festival celebrating Miami’s architecture, history, arts, and culture. Enjoy a variety of free events and activities including the artisan market, guided architectural tours, classic car show, lectures, films, sketch walks, and entertaining musical events by local and national performers.
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Free Family Fun Day
HistoryMiami Museum
1/14: Sounds of Venezuela; Immerse yourself in the sounds, flavors, and traditions of Venezuela! Enjoy bilingual music presentations by artist-in-residence the Henry Linárez Ensemble as well as craft activities, hands-on music making, cuisine, storytelling, and much more, all inspired by Venezuelan culture. Free with Registration.#DowntownMiamiArts
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Tales of the Night 3D
Coral Gables Art Cinema
1/14 - 1/15: From renowned animator and storyteller Michel Ocelot (Kirikou and the Sorceress, Azur & Asmar) comes a dazzling and magical new film that is certain to delight children, families and animation fans of all ages.Part of Family Day on Aragon featuring culturally rich, family fun. #CoralGablesArt
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Culture Crawl
Miami Beach
1/20: Working alongside some of the world’s best cultural institutions to provide a night of free unforgettable experiences. Miami Beach will come alive with culture as various institutions open their doors to give you just a taste of what they have to offer. From backstage tours, exhibition openings, and free film screenings in the park, there will be something for everyone.
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SHORT CUTS
Pinecrest Gardens
1/20: City Theatre, the producers of the SUMMER SHORTS Festival, brings this hour-long show to Pinecrest Gardens. Four fast and funny short plays for young audiences, the event at Pinecrest Gardens features family-friendly new plays by Miami playwrights. After the show, you are invited to a conversation with City Theatre artists!
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Panter, Panter & Sampedro Art Festival
Pinecrest Gardens
1/21-1/22: Panter, Panter & Sampedro Art Festival is one of South Florida’s premiere juried art shows. Join us for the 9th annual fine art festival to enjoy a day surrounded by spectacular visual arts in a lush and luxurious setting. Mix, mingle and meet the artists amongst the winding paths and exotic foliage in this magical botanical garden. Parking is free.
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Assemblage and Collage Workshop
Oolite Arts
1/20-1/21: “Collage is like the Doing and the Being of the Soul” – Willie Báez. If you are a creative person who enjoys utilizing mixed media, this is the workshop for you to explore your visual ideas. In this two-day workshop, you will practice and learn the art of using more than one medium to create your project.
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GOGO MOAD
Coral Reef Library
1/21: Miami Museum of Art & Design presents Miami in My Own Words. Using frames, stencils, rulers, markers, word stickers, and imagination, families will create their own text art, expressions or poems relating to Miami. Artist Yanira Collado leads participants in a hands-on art making class at the library.
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Residency Open House
Fountainhead Residency
1/26: The Fountainhead Open House is a unique opportunity to meet artists-in-residence Baris Gokturk, Juan Jose Cielo and Miguel Braceli. In a partnership with YoungArts, the event is an opportunity to learn about the lives and inspirations of the artists and experience their work.
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Urban Landscape Photography
Oolite Arts
1/28: In this one day-workshop participants will learn the basics of urban photography using all types of cameras, including phone cameras, to explore the buildings, alleys, architectural details, reflections, and many of the elements that are part of the urban landscapes around Lincoln Road.
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Family Day on Aragon
Coral Gables Museum
1/28: Enjoy family day on Aragon at the museum with hands-on activities for children & families. South Florida Chamber Ensemble Performance presents an Interactive performance telling a classic story in the Community Meeting Room for children and families to listen, sing, and color along.. #CoralGables Arts
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