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StarCraft
Season 34 of one of the oldest StarCraft leagues, the BWCL, ended this weekend. After eleven weeks of play, the mousesports team finished first with 55 points, 9 points ahead of second-placed NrT. Third and fourth places went to the American team 'pandemic' and the Polish team of 'ZZZ' respectively. For the full recap and an interview with the winning team's captain, check Gosu Gamers.
Warcraft III
4 The Chinese player Xuwen 'InFi' Wang and his army of Humans battled to victory during an intense final in the Trophy of Legends against the South Korean Orc player Eom 'FoCuS' HyoSub with a result of 3-2. InFi therefore claimed the trophy and 2,250€ prize money, with FoCuS settling for the 1,125€ runner-up prize. In the consolation final, Hong 'FarSeer' WonUi managed to grab third place after defeating Chun 'Sweet' JungHee in a close match by the same score of 3-2. Also in the weekly ZOTAC-Cup edition #121 the Ukrainian Human player Mihail "Kas" Hayda emerged victorious by defeating the South Korean Orc player Kim "ViOlet" DongHwan to become this week's champion.
World of Warcraft
SK-Gaming's strong presence in World of Warcraft grows even stronger with the announcement of a new Korean team. The Named League Season 3 champions Cohex are now fighting under the flag of SK Korea. In other news, check out the interview with the Canadian Elliott "Venruki" Venczel of the team Complexity.red discussing the MLG finals and upcoming Intel Extreme Masters Global finals.
Season 34 of one of the oldest StarCraft leagues, the BWCL, ended this weekend. After eleven weeks of play, the mousesports team finished first with 55 points, 9 points ahead of second-placed NrT. Third and fourth places went to the American team 'pandemic' and the Polish team of 'ZZZ' respectively. For the full recap and an interview with the winning team's captain, check Gosu Gamers.
Warcraft III
4 The Chinese player Xuwen 'InFi' Wang and his army of Humans battled to victory during an intense final in the Trophy of Legends against the South Korean Orc player Eom 'FoCuS' HyoSub with a result of 3-2. InFi therefore claimed the trophy and 2,250€ prize money, with FoCuS settling for the 1,125€ runner-up prize. In the consolation final, Hong 'FarSeer' WonUi managed to grab third place after defeating Chun 'Sweet' JungHee in a close match by the same score of 3-2. Also in the weekly ZOTAC-Cup edition #121 the Ukrainian Human player Mihail "Kas" Hayda emerged victorious by defeating the South Korean Orc player Kim "ViOlet" DongHwan to become this week's champion.
World of Warcraft
SK-Gaming's strong presence in World of Warcraft grows even stronger with the announcement of a new Korean team. The Named League Season 3 champions Cohex are now fighting under the flag of SK Korea. In other news, check out the interview with the Canadian Elliott "Venruki" Venczel of the team Complexity.red discussing the MLG finals and upcoming Intel Extreme Masters Global finals.
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StarCraft
The final qualifying round for TeamLiquid's StarLeague 2 concluded on Monday, with 16 players progressing to the last stage of the tournament. Check out the latest results and read the player interviews right here. Also, GosuGamers sat down with Swedish Terran player Stefan "MorroW" Andersson to talk about his performance during this tournament; be sure to have a look. In addition, the winners of the ZOTAC-Cup edition #36 and #37 have now been named: Protoss player Oleksii "mouz.White-Ra" Krupnyk from Ukraine and Zerg player Olf "mTW.Closer" Schmidt from Germany.
Warcraft III
4 The German player Tobias "Reign" Muth triumphed in the weekly edition of the ZOTAC-Cup by defeating South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim. In other news, the tournament series "Shadowleague -- Trophy of Legends" continues and the Chinese Human player Xuwen "Infi" Wang and the South Korean Orc player Eom "FoCuS" HyoSub both qualified for the Grand Final. Finally, in an interview with Fragster.de, the former pro gamer and 2003 World Cyber Games winner Zdravko "Insomnia" Georgiev talks about his eSports career and his thoughts on the future of eSports.
World of Warcraft
Last weekend the European Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV concluded in Cologne, Germany. Not only were the eight qualified teams competing for the "European Champion" title, there was also $15,000 in prize money and five spots at the Global Finals up for grabs. In a nail-biting final, the German team SK Sansibar (playing death knight, paladin and warrior) claimed victory by defeating the rogue, mage, priest line-up fielded by Team Dignitas. SK-Gaming EU, Spanish team x6tence and iNNERFIRE were runners-up in third, fourth, and fifth places respectively. All VODs of the tournament are available now at ESL TV. You can also check out the live blog by Yiska at Hydramist.net.
The final qualifying round for TeamLiquid's StarLeague 2 concluded on Monday, with 16 players progressing to the last stage of the tournament. Check out the latest results and read the player interviews right here. Also, GosuGamers sat down with Swedish Terran player Stefan "MorroW" Andersson to talk about his performance during this tournament; be sure to have a look. In addition, the winners of the ZOTAC-Cup edition #36 and #37 have now been named: Protoss player Oleksii "mouz.White-Ra" Krupnyk from Ukraine and Zerg player Olf "mTW.Closer" Schmidt from Germany.
Warcraft III
4 The German player Tobias "Reign" Muth triumphed in the weekly edition of the ZOTAC-Cup by defeating South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim. In other news, the tournament series "Shadowleague -- Trophy of Legends" continues and the Chinese Human player Xuwen "Infi" Wang and the South Korean Orc player Eom "FoCuS" HyoSub both qualified for the Grand Final. Finally, in an interview with Fragster.de, the former pro gamer and 2003 World Cyber Games winner Zdravko "Insomnia" Georgiev talks about his eSports career and his thoughts on the future of eSports.
World of Warcraft
Last weekend the European Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV concluded in Cologne, Germany. Not only were the eight qualified teams competing for the "European Champion" title, there was also $15,000 in prize money and five spots at the Global Finals up for grabs. In a nail-biting final, the German team SK Sansibar (playing death knight, paladin and warrior) claimed victory by defeating the rogue, mage, priest line-up fielded by Team Dignitas. SK-Gaming EU, Spanish team x6tence and iNNERFIRE were runners-up in third, fourth, and fifth places respectively. All VODs of the tournament are available now at ESL TV. You can also check out the live blog by Yiska at Hydramist.net.
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StarCraft
The first round of the TSL 2 qualifications is over and GosuGamers have prepared a summary of the results. To find out who made it through to the second qualification round, which started Sunday January 10, be sure to have a look. There are many thrilling confrontations scheduled for this phase of the tournament, so be sure to clear your schedule for these entertaining matches! Talking of entertaining matches, last week we mentioned the clash between two Americans: Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields and Protoss player Tyler "NonY" Wasieleski. After a gripping match IdrA was crowned victorious, winning three games to NonY's one. You can watch the videos of the game and read the interview with IdrA thanks to TeamLiquid's coverage of the match.
Warcraft III
4 The 119th edition of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup saw the South Korean Orc player Eom "FoCuS" HyoSub claim his tenth title by defeating the South Korean Night Elf player Kim "ReMinD" SungSik. In other Warcraft III news, the renowned WC3L team league has entered its final phase and the Electronic Sports League has just announced their quarter-final matchups. Don't miss them!
World of Warcraft
In a grand showdown, the Major League Gaming 2009 PC Pro Circuit concluded in Orlando, USA with the final tour stop last weekend. The top four teams from the 2009 regular season gathered to compete for the "2009 MLG PC Circuit Champions" title and $15,000 prize money. In the final match, the American team of complexity Black defeated their clan mates complexity Red 3-0. The South Korean team Button Bashers and the mixed team of SK-Gaming US and Evil Geniuses ended up third and fourth respectively. In other news, check out the interview with Ryan "Hydra" van Buiten of Team Dignitas, one of the most respected priests in the Arena world. He is talking about his gaming career so far and his preparations for the upcoming Intel Extreme Master European Championship, for which the groups and schedule have recently been published.
The first round of the TSL 2 qualifications is over and GosuGamers have prepared a summary of the results. To find out who made it through to the second qualification round, which started Sunday January 10, be sure to have a look. There are many thrilling confrontations scheduled for this phase of the tournament, so be sure to clear your schedule for these entertaining matches! Talking of entertaining matches, last week we mentioned the clash between two Americans: Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields and Protoss player Tyler "NonY" Wasieleski. After a gripping match IdrA was crowned victorious, winning three games to NonY's one. You can watch the videos of the game and read the interview with IdrA thanks to TeamLiquid's coverage of the match.
Warcraft III
4 The 119th edition of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup saw the South Korean Orc player Eom "FoCuS" HyoSub claim his tenth title by defeating the South Korean Night Elf player Kim "ReMinD" SungSik. In other Warcraft III news, the renowned WC3L team league has entered its final phase and the Electronic Sports League has just announced their quarter-final matchups. Don't miss them!
World of Warcraft
In a grand showdown, the Major League Gaming 2009 PC Pro Circuit concluded in Orlando, USA with the final tour stop last weekend. The top four teams from the 2009 regular season gathered to compete for the "2009 MLG PC Circuit Champions" title and $15,000 prize money. In the final match, the American team of complexity Black defeated their clan mates complexity Red 3-0. The South Korean team Button Bashers and the mixed team of SK-Gaming US and Evil Geniuses ended up third and fourth respectively. In other news, check out the interview with Ryan "Hydra" van Buiten of Team Dignitas, one of the most respected priests in the Arena world. He is talking about his gaming career so far and his preparations for the upcoming Intel Extreme Master European Championship, for which the groups and schedule have recently been published.
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StarCraft
It might be cold outside, but the heat is still on! Team Liquid StarLeague (TSL) is entering its qualifying stage and 48 players are still battling each other in this remarkable tournament. TeamLiquid recently announced the detailed schedule, rules, and map pool for these qualifiers. One of the highlights of this phase will be the clash between two Americans: Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields and Protoss player Tyler "NonY" Wasieleski. In other news, the qualification rounds for Season V of the ESL Major Series have finished and the competition now moves into the playoff phase.
Warcraft III
4 The one hundred eighteenth edition of the popular weekly ZOTAC-Cup ended in triumph for the South Korean Kim "ReMinD" SungSik. In an all-Night-Elf final he claimed victory over the South Korean Lee "Check" HyeongJu. The relegation matches of the sixteenth season of the prestigious team league WC3L have been announced, and a lot of well-known teams are involved. These matches will decide who advances to the next stage of this exciting tournament. Also, the sign-ups for the Warcraft International Premiership (WCIP) have opened, after the league secured its future as part of the ESL Major Series.
World of Warcraft
The two groups for the European Championship Finals for Intel Extreme Masters Season IV have now been announced. These finals will be held in Cologne, Germany between January 14 and 17, and streamed live by ESL TV. Elsewhere, the team formerly known as GODMODE will now be competing under the banner of the multi-gaming clan Team Dignitas. In addition, Michael "Zechs" Radford from SK-Gaming is back with his first Zechs Files of 2010 where he takes a look at the upcoming Major League Gaming finals in Orlando, USA and asks if anyone can beat the Korean team "Button Bashers."
It might be cold outside, but the heat is still on! Team Liquid StarLeague (TSL) is entering its qualifying stage and 48 players are still battling each other in this remarkable tournament. TeamLiquid recently announced the detailed schedule, rules, and map pool for these qualifiers. One of the highlights of this phase will be the clash between two Americans: Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields and Protoss player Tyler "NonY" Wasieleski. In other news, the qualification rounds for Season V of the ESL Major Series have finished and the competition now moves into the playoff phase.
Warcraft III
4 The one hundred eighteenth edition of the popular weekly ZOTAC-Cup ended in triumph for the South Korean Kim "ReMinD" SungSik. In an all-Night-Elf final he claimed victory over the South Korean Lee "Check" HyeongJu. The relegation matches of the sixteenth season of the prestigious team league WC3L have been announced, and a lot of well-known teams are involved. These matches will decide who advances to the next stage of this exciting tournament. Also, the sign-ups for the Warcraft International Premiership (WCIP) have opened, after the league secured its future as part of the ESL Major Series.
World of Warcraft
The two groups for the European Championship Finals for Intel Extreme Masters Season IV have now been announced. These finals will be held in Cologne, Germany between January 14 and 17, and streamed live by ESL TV. Elsewhere, the team formerly known as GODMODE will now be competing under the banner of the multi-gaming clan Team Dignitas. In addition, Michael "Zechs" Radford from SK-Gaming is back with his first Zechs Files of 2010 where he takes a look at the upcoming Major League Gaming finals in Orlando, USA and asks if anyone can beat the Korean team "Button Bashers."
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StarCraft
Gosu Gamers has posted the latest results of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup including the recent victory of Igor "RoX.Fraer" Turchin, the Protoss player from Ukraine. In other news, Gosu Gamers is taking a look at the Ladder Standings of the TSL 2 tournament. Also be sure to check out the TSL 2 Ladder Talk and the audio interview with Geoff 'iNcoNtrol' Robinson, the American Zerg player.
Warcraft III
4 The Human player Marc "yAwS" Förster won the fifteenth season of the German ESL Pro Series and took home €3500 of prize money by emerging victorious over Reign, the Night Elf player Tobias Muth. And play day 5 of the prestigious team league WC3L of the ESL continues with some very interesting match-ups.
World of Warcraft
The American Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV concluded this weekend in Edmonton, Canada. CheckSix Gaming triumphed over SK Gaming USA in the finals, leaving Fnatic.WoW in third place. Besides the title "American Champion" and a nifty amount of prize money, four teams qualified for the Global Finals where they will clash with the respective Champions of Asia and Europe. Finally, don't miss the video interviews with Azael and tenderloin, both from Evil Geniuses.
Gosu Gamers has posted the latest results of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup including the recent victory of Igor "RoX.Fraer" Turchin, the Protoss player from Ukraine. In other news, Gosu Gamers is taking a look at the Ladder Standings of the TSL 2 tournament. Also be sure to check out the TSL 2 Ladder Talk and the audio interview with Geoff 'iNcoNtrol' Robinson, the American Zerg player.
Warcraft III
4 The Human player Marc "yAwS" Förster won the fifteenth season of the German ESL Pro Series and took home €3500 of prize money by emerging victorious over Reign, the Night Elf player Tobias Muth. And play day 5 of the prestigious team league WC3L of the ESL continues with some very interesting match-ups.
World of Warcraft
The American Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV concluded this weekend in Edmonton, Canada. CheckSix Gaming triumphed over SK Gaming USA in the finals, leaving Fnatic.WoW in third place. Besides the title "American Champion" and a nifty amount of prize money, four teams qualified for the Global Finals where they will clash with the respective Champions of Asia and Europe. Finally, don't miss the video interviews with Azael and tenderloin, both from Evil Geniuses.
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When you're far from a computer and have a sudden burning need to double-check your talents or spy on an arch-rival's equipment, the Mobile Armory on iPhone® and iPod touch® is the right tool for the job. Well, our gnomish code-o-matic 9000s have been hard at work, and have just released an update to the app, introducing several new features. With the new version, you can easily search for equipment upgrades in each slot, save and load custom talent builds, and check reputation standings. The update also features bug fixes and UI improvements, and it's available to download now from iTunes®.
iPhone, iPod touch and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc.
iPhone, iPod touch and iTunes are trademarks of Apple Inc.
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StarCraft
MooN's new movie including tons of highlights of 2009 has arrived. Don't miss this 16-minute-long movie full of awesomeness and crazy skills. You can both stream and download the movie in high quality over at Gosu Gamers. Elsewhere, Team Liquid's StarLeague 2 is reaching its final phase, with Greg "IdrA" Fields, the American Terran player, sitting comfortably in first place. With less than two weeks left, the battle for the top spots will surely get even more interesting!
Warcraft III
4 The South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim triumphed in the 115th edition of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup organized by Gamesports.net. Runner-up in second place was the Night Elf player Mykhaylo "HoT" Novopashyn from Ukraine. In other news, the PlayXP Season V league has finished. In an all-Orc final over five maps the South Korean player Du Seop "WhO" Chang emerged victorious over June "Lyn" Park, also from South Korea. Also make sure to follow the WC3L, the prestigious team league. Play day four just finished and you can check out the current standings or download the replays right here.
World of Warcraft
The participants for the American Championship Finals of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV have been announced by ESL. Don't miss the American Championship live action this weekend on ESL TV. Meanwhile the group stage of the European Championship has finished and the winners of each group advance to the finals. The second and third placed teams will now play relegation matches to determine the four remaining slots for the finals. Finally, Hydra and Kalimist, two feared Arena players from the well-known GODMODE team, have started their own website, including an awesome Arena movie.
MooN's new movie including tons of highlights of 2009 has arrived. Don't miss this 16-minute-long movie full of awesomeness and crazy skills. You can both stream and download the movie in high quality over at Gosu Gamers. Elsewhere, Team Liquid's StarLeague 2 is reaching its final phase, with Greg "IdrA" Fields, the American Terran player, sitting comfortably in first place. With less than two weeks left, the battle for the top spots will surely get even more interesting!
Warcraft III
4 The South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim triumphed in the 115th edition of the weekly ZOTAC-Cup organized by Gamesports.net. Runner-up in second place was the Night Elf player Mykhaylo "HoT" Novopashyn from Ukraine. In other news, the PlayXP Season V league has finished. In an all-Orc final over five maps the South Korean player Du Seop "WhO" Chang emerged victorious over June "Lyn" Park, also from South Korea. Also make sure to follow the WC3L, the prestigious team league. Play day four just finished and you can check out the current standings or download the replays right here.
World of Warcraft
The participants for the American Championship Finals of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV have been announced by ESL. Don't miss the American Championship live action this weekend on ESL TV. Meanwhile the group stage of the European Championship has finished and the winners of each group advance to the finals. The second and third placed teams will now play relegation matches to determine the four remaining slots for the finals. Finally, Hydra and Kalimist, two feared Arena players from the well-known GODMODE team, have started their own website, including an awesome Arena movie.
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StarCraft
The Russian Terran player Pavel "BRAT_OK" Kuznetsov not only dominated the tournament at DreamHack Winter but also took home 25,000 SEK of prize money. He was followed by David "Enivid" Holm (Sweden, Protoss) in second place and the Zerg player Mattias "Naugrim" Ottoson from Sweden in third. Elsewhere, Team Liquid's StarLeague 2 continues, with the American Terran player Greg "IDrA" Fields having reclaimed the top spot of the ladder.
Warcraft III
In the weekly ZOTAC-Cup edition #114 by Gamesports, the South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim triumphed over the Orc player June "Lyn" Park, also from South Korea. This was ReMinD's thirteenth win in this Cup series. Congratulations! Shadowleague's Trophy of Legends continues, and the group stage is almost over. Don't miss the upcoming matches, and in the meantime you can check the current standings.
World of Warcraft
DreamHack Winter concluded last weekend and so did its Arena Tournament. In the grand finals the Swedish team Feral Fetischism, including the well known rogue player Bloodx, emerged victorious by beating the Danish team of EWP. Runner-up in third place was the Bulgarian RMP team iNNERFiRE. In other news, the European Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV continues. If you missed the live action on ESL TV you can check out the VOD of the show or check the current standings.
The Russian Terran player Pavel "BRAT_OK" Kuznetsov not only dominated the tournament at DreamHack Winter but also took home 25,000 SEK of prize money. He was followed by David "Enivid" Holm (Sweden, Protoss) in second place and the Zerg player Mattias "Naugrim" Ottoson from Sweden in third. Elsewhere, Team Liquid's StarLeague 2 continues, with the American Terran player Greg "IDrA" Fields having reclaimed the top spot of the ladder.
Warcraft III
In the weekly ZOTAC-Cup edition #114 by Gamesports, the South Korean Night Elf player Sung Sik "ReMinD" Kim triumphed over the Orc player June "Lyn" Park, also from South Korea. This was ReMinD's thirteenth win in this Cup series. Congratulations! Shadowleague's Trophy of Legends continues, and the group stage is almost over. Don't miss the upcoming matches, and in the meantime you can check the current standings.
World of Warcraft
DreamHack Winter concluded last weekend and so did its Arena Tournament. In the grand finals the Swedish team Feral Fetischism, including the well known rogue player Bloodx, emerged victorious by beating the Danish team of EWP. Runner-up in third place was the Bulgarian RMP team iNNERFiRE. In other news, the European Championship of the Intel Extreme Masters Season IV continues. If you missed the live action on ESL TV you can check out the VOD of the show or check the current standings.
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World of Warcraft
The Intel Extreme Masters European Championship Season IV kicked off this week with its group stage. Make sure you check out the show "WoW Overload" every Monday on ESL TV where all group matches will be broadcast live. Follow the current standings right here. Also make sure to check out Ghingis's Guide, which focuses on warlocks and MLS, or Fnatic.Neilyo's blog "Reach your Potential." Last but not least, don't miss out on the Arena Tournament at DreamHack Winter this weekend.
Warcraft III
The International Electronic Sports Tournament 2009 concluded and we have seen some truly epic games. In the end the Chinese human player Xiaofeng "Sky" Li emerged victorious and undefeated, followed by Hyeong Ju "Check" Lee (South Korea, night elf) and June "Lyn" Park (South Korea, orc). In the weekly ZOTAC-Cup #113 the South Korean orc player DongHwan "viOlet" Kim triumphed by defeating SeungHyun "Space" Park, the undead player from South Korea.
StarCraft
Team Liquid Starleague 2 has begun! The American Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields is currently leading the scoreboard. In other news, the iCCup Clan League finished with the ESC team defeating Fellowship of StarCraft in the finals.
The Intel Extreme Masters European Championship Season IV kicked off this week with its group stage. Make sure you check out the show "WoW Overload" every Monday on ESL TV where all group matches will be broadcast live. Follow the current standings right here. Also make sure to check out Ghingis's Guide, which focuses on warlocks and MLS, or Fnatic.Neilyo's blog "Reach your Potential." Last but not least, don't miss out on the Arena Tournament at DreamHack Winter this weekend.
Warcraft III
The International Electronic Sports Tournament 2009 concluded and we have seen some truly epic games. In the end the Chinese human player Xiaofeng "Sky" Li emerged victorious and undefeated, followed by Hyeong Ju "Check" Lee (South Korea, night elf) and June "Lyn" Park (South Korea, orc). In the weekly ZOTAC-Cup #113 the South Korean orc player DongHwan "viOlet" Kim triumphed by defeating SeungHyun "Space" Park, the undead player from South Korea.
StarCraft
Team Liquid Starleague 2 has begun! The American Terran player Greg "IdrA" Fields is currently leading the scoreboard. In other news, the iCCup Clan League finished with the ESC team defeating Fellowship of StarCraft in the finals.
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We're pleased to announce that we've expanded the hours of operation for our phone support teams, in order to make it as easy as possible for players to get help at a convenient time. Both our technical support team and our billing and account services teams are now accepting calls seven days per week, from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Pacific time. [more] If you're experiencing any issues, please don't hesitate to give us a call; the number for billing and account services is 1-800-592-5499, and for technical support it is 1-949-955-1382. You can also check our support webpage for more information:
http://us.blizzard.com/support/
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