St Dunstan's Festival Programme 2023

You Me We Together

Welcome

Welcome to the St Dunstan’s Festival 2023. It is our great thrill to be able to host you during these exciting twelve days of events. We hope there is something for everyone in the wide range of performances, competitions and workshops that are running across the college campus and at our dedicated Festival site on the Jubilee Grounds in the heart of Catford. The Festival has been part of the life of the college for many years in different forms, originating as an arts festival which was reignited when our current Head joined the college. In more recent years I have helped grow the Festival and broaden not only its scope but also its reach into other schools and the local community. At the heart of the Festival is a desire both to celebrate achievement, identity and our DNA, as well as to create opportunities for as many people as possible to experience something new, challenging or affirming.

The programme of events has been put together to give everyone the chance to explore who we are as a community both within the walls of the college campus but also more importantly outside of those walls. As we look at the trajectory of the Festival we can see how it has started to embrace a much wider group of people and we hope that by 2024 we will

be in a position to develop the event into the Catford Festival, showcasing the very best that the area has to offer alongside maintaining an expansive offering to our own students. Albam Exorna, our college motto, is not just about being an individual in isolation, it is about taking our unique place in the world and by opening the Festival doors wide open we hope to provide a place for everyone to explore the part they play in community and wider world.

We invite you to join us at one of the many events in the Festival and enjoy, discover, celebrate, perform or compete together as part of the wonderful community we are.

Mr Richard Gregg Director of St Dunstan’s College Festival

Perform

Browse through the wide range of performances to watch or participate in.

Celebrate

Take the opportunity to celebrate who we are and the amazing achievements of the last year

Give

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Focus on what we can give to others or do for our communities. pg 9

Enjoy

Relax and enjoy a range of fun activities for all the family. pg 10 -11

Compete

It doesn’t matter if you enjoy sports, video games or even outer space, there are plenty of chances to compete against others with your favourite activity.

Discover

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At the heart of the festival is the opportunity to discover something new. Learn a new skill and expand your horizons. pg 15 – 20

Calendar of Events

Check out the full calendar of events.

Booking Information

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Open Air Concert

25th June | Outdoor Stage | 5:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Talented young people from St Dunstan’s and other local schools bring you an evening of music and song. From bands to instrumental ensembles, vocal groups and more. Relax in a deckchair, enjoy a drink or bring your own picnic for a summer evening of great music.

Chaos

rd July | Theatre | 7:00pm | £7.50

Directed by A Level students, Chaos is a play made up of scenes that are both separate and interconnected. The characters explore themes such as love, violence, the universe, physics, and friendship simultaneously.

Matilda Jr

27th June | BigTop | 6:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Rebellion is nigh in Matilda JR., a gleefully witty ode to the anarchy of childhood and the power of imagination!

Performed by Year 6 students and based on the Roald Dahl classic, this is the story of a girl who dreams of a better life and the children she inspires will have you rooting for the “revolting children” who are out to teach the grown-ups a lesson.

LAMDA SLAM

27th June | Theatre | 7:00pm | £7.50

A celebration of the work of LAMDA students across the college. An evening of monologues and duologues combined to entertain and provoke thought.

Dido and Aeneas

28th June | Outdoor Stage | 7:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Presented by St Dunstan’s Music Department, Dido and Aeneas is the story of the queen of Carthage who falls in love with Aeneas, the Trojan prince, whilst offering him safe harbour on his journey home. A Sorceress, who hates Dido, plots to separate them by creating a storm and sending one of her servants, disguised as Mercury, to urge Aeneas to return home straightaway, forsaking Dido. Aeneas readies his sailors and lets Dido know he must leave. Dido cannot bear losing him and kills herself, after offering one of the most famous English arias, Dido’s Lament (“When I am laid in earth”).

Perform

We Will Rock You

29th June | Big Top | 7:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Featuring chart-topping Queen songs including “Another One Bites the Dust,” “Bohemian Rhapsody,” “We Will Rock You,” “We Are the Champions,” and many more, the show follows two young rebels as they restore rock ‘n’ roll to “the iPlanet” in a post-apocalyptic world. Rehearsed in just 5 days, this is a musical for our time: a fistpumping, foot-stomping anthem to individuality.

Big Summer Sing

30th June | Big Top | 5:00pm | £7.50

An inter-schools choir event involving talented singers from local primary schools and SDC Junior School.

Docu-Me Film Premiere

30th June | Outdoor Stage | 9:00pm | Free

Working alongside Central Film School, students will be screening the premiere of a documentary they have made over the course of the Festival. Exploring the idea of who we are and how we give back to others this is a chance to hear the voice of future filmmakers.

The Community Sings

1st July | Big Top | 7:00pm | £7.50

Seven community choirs are joining together to showcase a range of musical styles and tastes and joy of singing together. An evening full of varied music from local choirs large and small.

The Sound of Lewisham

1st July | Outdoor Stage | 4:00pm | Free

The sound of Lewisham will showcase an array of talented Lewisham borough-based young people from rappers, singers and a choir performing original songs spanning various genres of Hip Hop, Rap, Drill, R&B & Soul who attend the Lewisham Music Hub

SundayJazz Soiree

2nd July | Big Top | 6:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Come and enjoy an evening of Jazz music from the St Dunstan’s Big Band, Jazz ensemble and featured soloists.

A fabulous way to spend a Sunday evening enjoying music by the likes of Count Basie, Duke Ellington and Neal Hefti.

Junior School Concert

3rd July | Big Top | 6:00pm | £7.50

The talented musicians of the Junior School will be entertaining you with a range of music from our orchestra, music ensembles and choir.

Macbeth

4th July | Big Top | 7:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Murder, mayhem and revenge are the ingredients of one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies. The St Dunstan’s Drama department take you on a journey into the mind of Macbeth and his power-hungry wife.

Festival Concert

5th July | Big Top | 7:00pm | £12.50/£7.50

Join us for an evening of great music from the college orchestra, big band, vocalists and massed choir. Uplifting, moving and energising, the programme of music is a perfect way to end the Festival.

Celebrate

International Evening

26th June | Big Top | 6:00pm | £5.00

This fantastic event is an opportunity for St Dunstan’s and the wider community from all cultures and races to celebrate together. There will be music, dancing and other performances. There will also be the opportunity to try different foods from many cultures.

Sports Dinner

27th June | Off Site | 7:30pm | Wisepay

A black tie dinner and awards evening to celebrate the outstanding sporting performance of St Dunstan’s students, with a guest speaker to inspire both students and parents alike.

Junior School Prize Giving

28th June | Big Top | 4:30pm | Free

Celebrating the many and varied achievements of the pupils in the Junior School, our annual prize giving is a great opportunity to see how the college values have been put into action.

Holi Celebration

28th June | Jubilee Grounds | 3:00pm | SOCS

Traditionally celebrated in spring, Holi is a significant Hindu festival celebrated as the Festival of Colours, Love and Spring. It celebrates the eternal and divine love of the god Radha and Krishna. Students from a wide range of backgrounds will get to experience the explosion of colour as coloured powders are thrown in the air.

Senior School Prize Giving

1st July | Big Top | 10:00am | Free

Celebrating everything from academic to co-curricular achievements, our annual prize giving event is a real opportunity to highlight the very DNA of the college, recognising how our values are lived out in the lives of the students.

Give Community Quiz

3rd July | Big Top | 8:00pm | £10 per Team

Join together and pit your wits against other teams amd see who will reign as champion. A family friendly quiz with questions for everybody.

Charity Convention

29th June | LRC | 9:00am | SOCS

Students from local schools will get together to discuss raising funds for charity and volunteering. Throughout the day they will come up with ideas on how to raise money for charity, which charities they would like to support and why. They will also be looking into and exploring different volunteering ideas in their local communities.

In The Footsteps of St Dunstan’ s College

29th June Off Site 10:30am Ticketsource

Dunstonian John Woolman (‘76) and Blue Badge Guide will lead a tour through the City of London to the ruins of the ancient church of St Dunstan in the East, the original home of our school. The walk will raise funds for the College’s Bursary Fund, (start is on London Bridge and will finish at All Hallows).

Plastic Pick-Up

4th July |Offsite | 4:00pm | SOCS

Join a team of volunteers as we seek to clean up different areas of Catford from plastic pollution. Every piece of rubbish picked up helps create a cleaner environment for us all. Equipment provided.

Enjoy

Art Exhibition Launch

27th June |Jubilee Exhibition Space | 7:00pm | Free

28th - 30th June / 3rd - 4th July |

Jubilee Exhibition Space | 4:00pm | Free

1st July | Jubilee Exhibition Space | 1:00pm | Free

Come and explore the work of students and local artists exploring a range of themes and presented through a range of styles and mediums. There is also the opportunity to see the work of the winner of this year’s inter-school art competition.

Alchemy

30th June | Outdoor Stage | 7:00pm | Free

Goldsmiths Alchemy has been running since April 2017, originally founded by musician and associate lecturer in music and education Mikey Kirkpatrick, to offer free professional music training and access >>

to youth work mentoring for young people (13-18 years old) in the Borough of Lewisham. Tonight, the stage provides a platform for their creative voice, showcasing the amazing talent that exists in the young people in Lewisham. From spoken word to rap, DJs and full production, this will be an electric 2 hours of music.

Open Air CinemaHairspray Singalong

30th June | Outdoor Stage | 10:00pm | Free Sing along with Tracy Turnblad as she finds love and conquers hate in 1960s Baltimore in the hit musical Hairspray! Bring a deckchair or blanket and enjoy a sing along under the stars. Food trucks and bar will be available.

Friends of St Dunstan’ s Summer Fete

1st July | Outdoor Stage | 1:30pm | £3.00

Adults (£3), Child (£1), Unlimited rides (£7)

Friends of St Dunstan’s warmly welcomes you to our Fête. There will be a variety of food and drink, stalls, huge bouncy inflatables and pedal go-karts. Compete in the annual Great St Dunstan’s Bake-off and at our fair games and see what prizes you can win! Grab a picnic blanket, bring some coins, and come join us for plenty of fun for all the family! Card payments are available but limited so bring your coins!

Catford Artists Exhibition

2nd July | Jubilee Exhibition Space | 5:00pm | Free

Junior School

Portrait Gallery

4th July | Junior School | 3:30pm

Junior School parents are invited to join us in the Junior School for a walking gallery tour of our vibrant portraiture exhibition!

Compete

Girls Football/Hockey Competition

26th June | Sports Courts/Field | 9:00am

Local schools will battle it out on the football and hockey pitches to see who will reign supreme and lift the winner’s trophy.

Senior School Water Polo Competition

26th June | Pool | 9:00am | SOCS

Jump in the pool and get your team ready to score goals against the opposition. Which team will end up the winners? Sign up to compete in this year’s competition.

5 A Side Football

27th June | Sports Courts/Field | 9:00am | SOCS

Here’s the chance for students to battle it out on the football pitch, five against five.

Space Station Design Competition

28th June | College Other | 9:00am | SOCS

Do you have what it takes to live in space? Join forces with your spacemates and design the ultimate spacestation. Students from St Dunstan’s and Bonus Pastor will work in teams to design all aspects of space stations, which must supply an array of functions, be feasible and delivered for the best price! The day finishes with the pitching of their design to the judges who choose the winner.

Boys Football/Hockey Competition

29th June | Sports Courts/Field | 9:00am

Local schools will battle it out on the football and hockey pitches to see who will reign supreme and lift the winner’s trophy.

Let’s Go to the Moon

30th June Physics Labs 9:00am

A full day experience for Year 8 students run in partnership with Queen Mary University. Students will carry out experiments on Material Sciences and then complete a material design project judged by a PhD student from QMUL.

Great Debate

30th June | LRC | 9:00am | SOCS

Student against student and school against school in this day of debating. Students will learn the art of preparing an argument and delivering it to win over their point.

Dance Off

30th June | Great Hall | 9:00am | SOCS

Put your dancing skills to the test as you battle it out in the first St Dunstan’s Dance Off. Who will be crowned winner is the choreographic climax of this competition.

Compete

Senior School Sports Day

3rd July | Jubilee Grounds | 9:00am

It’s House against House in this annual battle of sporting prowess. Students from across the Senior School will compete in a range of track and field events to see which house are the sporting champions.

Mario Kart Kompetition

4th July | Theatre | 9:00am | SOCS

Who will win? Mario? Luigi? Princess Peach? And more importantly who will be helping them race their way to victory? Our third annual Mario Kart Kompetition will see which student and staff member can cross the finish line first.

Junior School Sports Day

4th July | Junior School Field | 9:00am

An opportunity for the pupils of the Junior School to compete in a day of sporting challenges. Year 3 - 6 - 9:00am Pre-Prep - Afternoon

Fancy Dress Hockey

5th July | Sports Courts/Field | 9:00am

Don your fancy dress and pick up a hockey stick to play in this crazy tournament that combines the skills of hockey with the ability not to trip over your toga or hotdog costume!

KS3 Workshops

26th - 30th June| College Other | Period 5 | SOCS

See separate page for details of the exciting workshops provided for KS3 students during the first week of the Festival.

Stage Make-up Workshop

28th June | Drama Department | 11:00am | SOCS

Come and enjoy an opportunity to work with professional makeup artist Zoe Tiley in this hands on workshop exploring a range of techniques including wound simulation!

The following workshops have been specially designed for parents to participate in with their children. Full details on TicketSource.

Water Polo

29th June| Leisure Centre | 4:00pm | £4

Have some fun playing water polo drills and games! Years 5 and 6 only

Hama Beads

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Stimulate your creativity by coming and creating some hama bead patterns that you can take home. A colourful, fun, relaxing activity! All welcome

Felt Making

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Have fun creating your own piece of hand-made felt! A surprisingly easy and fun activity! Years 3-6

Sun Printing

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Explore the magical art of 19th century cyanotype printing using natural sunlight to produce detailed prints Years 1 and 2

Discover

Boho Style Wall Hang

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Enjoy creating a unique boho-inspired wall hang. Mix textured materials to make something beautiful!

Years 2- 6

How to design a greenhouse

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Experiment with designing and then making a miniature architectural model of a greenhouse using toothpicks and plasticine.

Years 2-6

Colorful Kirigami Flowers

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

You may have heard of Origami, the Japanese paper folding craft, but why not have a go at Kirigami. Kirigami uses cuts as well as folding to create some beautiful craft items. In this taster session, we will create some colourful and creative flowers to show off your new skill.

Years 2-6

Paper aeroplanes

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Do you enjoy making paper aeroplanes? Do you think that you have the best design? Come along and show off your design skills. Which plane will travel the furthest...

Years 1 and 2

Monster Puppets

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Join us for a fun afternoon of exploring monsters first through stories and then by creating our very own Monsters!

Nursery - Year 2

First Aid and CPR

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Learn some first aid fundamentals including CPR and what to do in emergency situations.

Prep only

Back to Hockey

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

St Dunstan’s ‘Back To Hockey’ session will give parents the chance to pick up a stick for the first time or learn how the game has changed since they played at school. Skill challenges, races, and gameplay to see who is more competitive.

Prep only

Touch Rugby

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Rugby skills in a non-contact format. The session will introduce the game, and then quickly move into matches using skills that our pupils have developed throughout their rugby sessions. Years 5 and 6

Basketball

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Fun and competitive basketball drills and matchplay. Teamwork is essential. Years 5 and 6 only

Positive Yoga

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Yoga is a fantastic tool to teach you about the world, nature, your mind, your emotions, and bodies. Yoga can teach life lessons such as kindness, friendship, resilience, confidence, equality, self-expression, and many more. Come along, bring a mat or a blanket and make a positive change! Pre Prep

iMovie Trailer Makers

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Attention all budding Spielbergs! Come and join us to create your own iMovie trailer to celebrate all that we do here at St Dunstan’s! All welcome

Discover

Back to Netball

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

St Dunstan’s Netball session will give parents the chance to get back into netball or get involved with netball for the first time! Drills, skills and game play. Let the competition begin! Prep only

Crossf it

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Years 5 and 6 only

Nature Objects Handling

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Have you ever touched or seen animal bones or fossils?

Examined insects up close? Come and join us for a super interesting session handling objects from the College’s Biology Department. After that, you can have the option to create your own observational art. All welcome

In the Picture: Reading with a Writers Eye

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Work collaboratively using illustrations from a range of picture books to create a number of different poems. You will be amazed by what can be collectively achieved within a short period of time! All welcome

Spanish Masterchef

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Make an authentic Spanish dish in Spanish! All welcome

Football Fun

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Do you like passing? Do you like shooting? Do you like dribbling? If so, come along to football fun! Whether you are new to the game or you want to show off your silky skills, all are welcome. Prep only

Prepare to Perform

29th June| Junior School | 4:00pm | £4

Have fun creating your own Drama scenes! Prep only

Climb to the Top

29th June | 4:15pm & 5:30pm |

TicketSource - £4

See if you can conquer the climbing wall, senior school parents and students can compete to see who is the best climber.

A Life in the Arts

30th June| Theatre | 6:00pm | Free |

Join professional actor Peter Dunn and guests as they discuss their careers in the arts. A mix of anecdotes and advice for anyone interested in the performing arts.

Film MakingStoryboarding Masterclass

30th June | Drama Department | 5:00pm |

SOCS

Join experts from Central Film School to discover the art of storyboarding. Learn how to create and deliver your story in this exciting workshop in filmmaking.

Discover Junior School Workshop

Check out the exciting workshops that junior school pupils will be taking part in during the first week of the Festival:

Senior School Workshops

Try something different in Period 5 each day. Students can select from a wide range of workshops to discover something new about themselves and their abilities. Students can select their choices using SOCS.

Taekwondo

Clay Modelling

Film Soundtrack Composition

Historical Theatre Activity

Peter Pan Drama

Inspiring Women Show

Hip Hop Poetry

Script Reading

Street Dance/Disney Dance

Yoga and Mindfulness

Cello Stories

Ballet

Indian Dance

Swimming Gala

Pirate Adventure Challenge maths day

House Fun Day

Languages Fun

Summer Sports

Casting! DE

It IS Rocket Science... Chemistry

You, Me, We - Psychology! Psychology

Ubuntu: I am because we are Biology

Spirited Arts Competition 2023 RPE

Debating Masterclass English

Building and Racing Model Boats Physics

Cooperative Mosaic Art

Greek Myths in Times of TikTok Classics

Design your own International Festival! MFL

Adventurous

Business Economics and Business

Wearable and Assistive

Technology Workshop Computer Science

Caricature & Portraits

drawing History History

The Golden Ratio: Maths in Art and Nature Maths

Alchemy - Music for the Masses

30th June | Outdoor Stage | 7:00pm

Docu-Me Premier

30th June | Outdoor Stage | 9:00pm

Open Air Cinema -

Hairspray Singalong

Calendar of events

Sunday 25th June

5:00pm Open Air Concert

Monday 26th June

9:00am Girls JS Football/Hockey Competition

9:00am SS Water Polo Competition

3:05pm KS3 Workshops

6:00pm International Evening

7:00pm Chaos

Tuesday 27th June

9:00am 5 A Side Football

3:05pm KS3 Workshops

6:00pm Matilda Jr

7:00pm Art Exhibition Launch & Competition

7:00pm LAMDA SLAM

7:30pm Sports Dinner

Wednesday 28th June

9:00am Space Station Design Comp

11:00am Stage Make-up Workshop

3:05pm KS3 Workshops

3:00pm Holi Celebration

4:00pm Art Exhibition

4:30pm Junior School Prize Giving

7:00pm Dido & Aeneas

Thursday 29th June

9:00am Charity Convention

9:00am Boys Football & Hockey Competition

10:30am Pilgrimage to St Dunstan’s in the East

3:05pm KS3 Workshops

4:00pm JS Parent & Child Workshops

4:00pm Art Exhibition

4:15pm Climb to the Top

7:00pm We Will Rock You

Calendar of events

Friday 30th June

9:00am Great Debate

9:00am Dance Off

9:00am Let’s Go to the Moon

3:05pm KS3 Workshops

4:00pm Art Exhibition

5:00pm Film Making, Storyboarding

Masterclass

5:00pm Big Summer Sing

6:00pm A Life in the Arts

7:00pm Alchemy - Music for the masses

9:00pm Docu-Me Premiere

10:00pm Open Air Cinema - Hairspray Singalong

Saturday 1st July

10:00am Senior School Prize Giving

1:30pm The Friends of St Dunstan’s Fete

1:00pm Art Exhibition

4:00pm Sounds of Lewisham

7:00pm The Community Sings

Sunday 2nd July

5:00pm Catford Artists Exhibition

6:00pm Jazz Soiree

Monday 3rd July

9:00am Senior School Sports Day

4:00pm Art Exhibition

6:00pm Junior School Concert

8:00pm Community Quiz

Tuesday 4th July

9:00am Mario Kart Kompetition

9:00am JS Sports Day

3:30pm JS Portrait Gallery

4:00pm Art Exhibition

4:15pm Plastic Pick-Up

4:15pm Mario Kart Final

6:00pm Feminism - A Panel Discussion

7:00pm Macbeth

Wednesday 5th July

9:00am Fancy Dress Hockey

10:00am Weather Balloon Launch

7:00pm Festival Concert

Future Filmmakers

Summer Camp 2023

19th July 2023 to 2nd August 2023 I Ages 13 - 17 years old

South West London

Have a love for Filmmaking, Cameras and TV?

Join our 2 week residential filmmaking camp for teens!

BOOK YOUR PLACE: www.centralfilmschool.com/summer-school/

The Dunstonian Association is proud to again support the College’s Festival for a third consecutive year, celebrating our talented students and their creativity across the performing arts.

The Festival has become embedded in not only the school calendar but also within the local community, strengthening local ties and relationships.

The performing arts has long been part of school life and so for Association members, please reach out through SDC Connect if you are interested in re-connecting with old friends to re-form bands, orchestras etc. It would be particularly great if there are those interested to perform at this year’s Association Day in September.

We wish all involved the very best of luck and thank them for all their hard work and endeavour leading up to the programme of events and their celebration of the arts.

Richard Fagg (‘85) Chair of the Dunstonian Association

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Alchemy is an evolving collective of professional artists, youth workers and Goldsmiths university student ambassadors and placement students working with Lewisham organisations and schools to offer a wide range of professional music skills training, mentoring and performance opportunities to local 13-18 year olds. The project was founded by musician

and associate lecturer in music and education Mikey Kirkpatrick and made possible by Goldsmiths (Widening Participation, Music, Social, Therapeutic and Community Studies Departments) in partnership with The Albany, Deptford and the CCA Residents Programme. Alchemy are thrilled to bring their artists to the outdoor stage at the Festival this year.

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Booking Information

All Festival tickets will be available to purchase at: www.ticketsource.co.uk/sdc

Please book your tickets before each event, including free events, as tickets will not be sold on the door. Upon booking you will be emailed your tickets which include a QR code that will be scanned on arrival. The code can be scanned on a printout or directly from your phone. Please ensure you have your tickets as they will allow you entry into your chosen event(s).

All events require a ticket unless stated otherwise. Students will need to sign up for their Period 5 Workshops and some events using SOCS. They will be provided with separate details on how to do this.

PLEASE NOTE THERE WILL BE NO PARKING AVAILABLE AT THE JUBILEE GROUND DURING THE FESTIVAL PERIOD. PLEASE USE PUBLIC TRANSPORT OR ARRANGE TO PARK IN THE SURROUNDING AREA.

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