Ocoee Rafting Trips
Ocoee Rafting Trips
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Ocoee Dry Bag $80.95 Great things come in small packages, and the Watershed Ocoee is no different. Whether you’re going on a day trip or a month long trek the Ocoee is dynamite. Keep your gear dry even when submerged! Easy-to-use ZipDry® Seal presses shut like a freezer bag. 840 denier fabric with a heavy matte PU finish for abrasion resistance and overall strength. All seams are RF welded and guaranteed to be free of leaks. Even the smallest details are top quality: Duraflex® side-release buckles and D-rings are combined with extreme-duty nylon webbing. Wide mouth for easy access. If you transport fragile equipment in your duffel, a liner is a must: constructed of a 200 denier nylon outer shell, minicell foam cushioning, and an interior fleece lining, will reliably protect your gear. Size: 8"H x 17"W, 900 cu. In., 14.7 liters |
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20 Great BWCA Trips $14.95 . Authors: Van Jordahl and Gerald Strom. Softcover; 170 pages; color photographs and maps. Adventure Publications; copyright 2011. . Includes several drop-in trips without portages. Also includes day trip suggestions that showcase the many wonders of this region. Features easy-to-use maps, tips from experience and seasonal permit info. |
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The Outhouse $14.95 The Outhouse by Sea to Summit is yet another product to make your camping experience a little easier and accomodating. The Outhouse is designed to keep a roll of toilet paper clean and dry through the duration of your trip. Hang it around your neck, a tree, or wherever you choose to stop and the paper dispenses from the bottom of a modified, waterproof dry sack. Great for trips with kids, large groups, rafting trips, or just by yourself. |
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Lonely Planet Guides Trips: California $19.98 Thinking of getting away to a local destination in Northern, Southern, or Central California? What about Nevada or Mexico? Look no further than. Authors: Ryan Ver Berkmoes, et al. Softcover; 424 pages; full-color photographs; maps. Lonely Planet Publications; copyright 2009. 68 themed itineraries take you to 1,147 sites. Icons call out trips themed by food, route, outdoors, offbeat, history and culture, daytrips and cities. Easy-to-use maps include driving times and directions. Trips range from 2 to 7 days in length, and they include day trips from San Francisco, Los Angeles and San Diego. Includes family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, as well as a green index of the region’s most environmentally friendly options. |
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Trips and Trails Oregon $24.95 Find hikes, bed and breakfasts, Portland, hot springs, campgrounds, towns, parks, wildlife, museums and wildflowers. Author: William L. Sullivan. Softcover; 287 pages; full-color photographs and maps. Navillus Press; copyright 2003. Richly illustrated with more than 800 full-color photographs and maps, this is the easiest to use and most visually compelling Oregon guide ever. The state’s 65 prettiest paths are rated by difficulty, with precise directions and maps. Star attractions: complete details on 100 destinations worth a journey from ghost towns to hot springs. Choose from 250 campgrounds and bed and breakfasts. Identify the state’s showiest wild blooms with eight full pages of photographs and identification tips; arranged by region. |
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Lonely Planet Guides Trips: The Carolinas, Georgia and the South $19.98 Thinking of getting away to a destination in the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee or Kentucky? Look no further than. Authors: Alex Leviton, et al. Softcover; 424 pages; full-color photographs; maps. Lonely Planet Publications; copyright 2009. 65 themed itineraries take you to 1,192 local sites. Icons call out trips themed by food, route, outdoors, offbeat, history and culture, daytrips and cities. Easy-to-use maps include driving times and directions. Trips range from 2 days to 8 days in length, and they include day trips from Charleston, New Orleans and Atlanta among others. Includes family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, as well as a green index of the region’s most environmentally friendly options. |
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Lonely Planet Guides Trips: New England $19.98 Thinking of getting away to a destination in Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire or Maine? Look no further than. Authors: Ray Bartlett, et al. Softcover; 352 pages; full-color photographs; maps. Lonely Planet Publications; copyright 2009. 53 themed itineraries take you to 1,012 sites. Icons call out trips themed by food, route, outdoors, offbeat, history and culture, daytrips and cities. Easy-to-use maps include driving times and directions. Trips range from 2 to 5 days in length, and they include day trips from Boston. Includes family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, as well as a green index of the region’s most environmentally friendly options. |
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Lonely Planet Guides Trips: New York, Washington DC and the Mid-Atlantic $19.98 Thinking of getting away to a destination in New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, Maryland, Delaware or Virginia? Look no further than. Authors: Jeff Campbell, et al. Softcover; 368 pages; full-color photographs; maps. Lonely Planet Publications; copyright 2009. 50 themed itineraries take you to 113 sites. Icons call out trips themed by food, route, outdoors, offbeat, history and culture, daytrips and cities. Easy-to-use maps include driving times and directions. Trips range from 2 to 10 days in length, and they include day trips from New York city, Washington DC and Philadelphia. Includes family-friendly and pet-friendly listings, as well as a green index of the region’s most environmentally friendly options. |
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Spatha Serrated Knife $25.9 The Petzl Serrated Spatha Knife is designed to be easily accessible as a climbing tool. This knife will become a trusty companion on all your trips to the crag. |
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Pinnacle 15° Sleeping Bag (Reg.) $348.95 The Marmot Pinnacle 15° Sleeping Bag is their ever-popular, high-quality down, all-around bag that works for a wide range of outings, from summer backpacks to shoulder-season climbing trips. |
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Big River Dry Sac $17.95 The Sea to Summit Big River Dry Sac is a new item for 2008, and is a great choice for rugged water sports like kayaking, canoeing and rafting. These bags are made for the worst scenario with a super strong and abrasion resistant 420 D nylon fabric, and TPU laminated material with 10,000mm waterhead. Save space with the low profile Hypalon lash loops on the side for secure stacking and a roll resistant oval shape so the bags are easy to spot should you tip over. The waterproof Hypalon roll top closure keeps everything inside dry, especially with the waterproof, double stitched, reinforced, tape sealed seams. |
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Vista PFD $74.95 The Vista PFD by NRS is a Type III: Big value, low price. The NRS Vista PFD is inexpensive, dependable flotation device for all your kayaking, canoeing and rafting adventures. 7 adjustment points tighten the Vista to fit your body securely. 420-denier nylon outer shell resists snags and tears for many seasons of dedicated use. 16 pounds of flotation offers adequate buoyancy without restricting your freedom of movement. Two pockets with hook-and-loop closures easily hold your important accessories. Lash tab provides secure location for attaching a rescue knife. |
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River Shorty $34.9 The River Shorty from Gerber is an ideal tool for rafting, kayaking, and diving. This knife features a blunt tip, and a full serration drop point fixed blade with molded handle for strength and reliability. The River Shorty’s blade is made of medium-carbon stainless steel, high polished to reduce corrosion. The River Shorty’s hard plastic handle is molded over the blade tang, virtually making it a one-piece knife. There are several ridges formed in the handle so the user can easily and quickly locate the edge of the blade. The holes in the handle are designed primarily to reduce weight and can be used for security (tie down). The River Shorty’s hard plastic sheath allows the knife to be inserted in 2 positions. There are 3 audible clicks to inform the user the knife is secure. The sheath can be attached to a belt, boot, or PFD using the pocket clip. It can also be permanently attached using the 2 plastic rivets. |
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Short Sleeved Cascade (Women’s) $34.95 Made using recycled materials, the women’s Short Sleeved Cascade Top is a lovable top that makes a terrific staple for action-packed springs and summers. Performance knit fabric wicks moisture to keep you cool and dries in a flash, so it’s perfect for trail life or trips abroad. |
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Mini Microfilter $109.95 The Katadyn Mini is the lightest and most compact filter on the market. Its small size fits in a coat pocket or waist pack and is ideal for travel, business trips and day hiking. Exclusive silver impregnated ceramic filter removes bacteria and protozoa. Includes: Prefilter and carry bag |
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Linear Short (Men’s) $59.95 Wear the men’s prAna Linear Short for dive trips or bouldering excursions with newly made friends. Made with four-way stretch and breathable performance fabric, it has quick-drain mesh pockets and a plaid pattern that takes it from outback to back-in-town. |
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PreCip Safari Hat $37.95 Be sure you grab Marmot’s PreCip Safari Hat before your next trip. The PreCip Safari Hat is effective, full-brim protection from the elements on treks, climbs and international trips, the PreCip� Safari stands alone. |
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Expedition Crocodiles $89.95 Like Crocs with even thicker skin, these gaiters are made to function on extended mountaineering trips, in cold weather and difficult conditions. They are larger in circumference, giving you more room for plastic boots and insulated pants. The inside leg of each gaiter is made of durable Cordura® fabric that resists crampon snagging. |
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Wasatch GTX Boot (Men’s) $174.95 The Wasatch GTX from Vasque features Strobel construction and a compression-resistant polyurethane midsole. This construction makes the Wasatch GTX a medium duty boot with a soft feel and athletic fit. The Wasatch’s exclusive Vibram outsole and Gore-Tex bootie offer lasting performance on long trips. |
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Base Camp Duffel Bag $109.95 It’s not your average duffel bag. Made from a durable laminate material, the Base Camp Duffel is a bomber of a bag. Amply resilient to be roughed around in-flight, or to be transported up a mountain via a yak, this is one burly duffel bag. 42-liter volume provides ideal storage for trips three days or less. |
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Kode 38 Backpack $158.95 The Kode 38 backpack is the ultimate backcountry ski and snowboard pack for long and commiting winter tours and mountaineering trips, as well as avalanche professionals and ski patrol. It features backpanel access into a dry pocket, top load access to avy gear, an expandable top helmet pocket and LightWire™ framing for heavier loads. |
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Long-Sleeved Polarized Tee (Men’s) $39 The Men’s Long-Sleeved Polarized Tee by Patagonia is a soft, comfortable polyester jersey that provides 25-UPF sun protection – great for boat trips, the surf zone and summer trekking. Offset shoulder seams eliminate chafing when carrying a hydration pack. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program. |
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Standard Kayak Carrier Foam Blocks $27.95 Yakima’s entry-level kayak carrying solution includes foam blocks, straps, hooks and tie downs— everything you need for shorter trips, or for paddlers just getting into water sports. And for all you beginners out there, welcome to the party. |
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Lea Sleeveless Top (Women’s) $34.95 The Lea Sleeveless Top by Marmot is a natural for hot-weather layering. The poly-blend fabric is ultra light, and wicks moisture like a champ. A handy back pocket is great for runs, hikes, and trips on bikes, and mesh panels help keep you cool during the dog days of summer. |
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Personal Cooker 1 $11.95 The Personal Cooker I by Snow Peak offers a fully stainless steel pot perfect for those light backpacking trips where all you need is your stove and a pot. Super durable and easy to stow in your pack. |
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Pack-It Cube $12.45 With the Pack-It Cube from Eagle Creek, you’ll find at least 101 uses for these handy containers! Organize your t-shirts and socks for easy access upon arrival or for quick security checks at airports. Or create a fun, kid-friendly game cube for those long plane or car trips. |
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GigaPower Stove, Manual $39.95 The GigaPower Stove, Manual, by Snow Peak is a wonderful companion for those long trips into the backcountry when the weight of your gear is of the most importance, or for the weekend warrior seeking a great stove. Small enough to fit in your ocket and still with a boiling time of under 4 minutes this stove is ready for any outdoor enthusiast. |
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Kestrel 58 Backpack $178.95 A new addition to the Kestrel Series for 2010, the Kestrel 58 is a great pack for weekend or longer trips. Two torso sizes and and a torso adjustable harness keep fitting easy while our an AirScape™ backpanel with LightWire™ framing provide excellent comfort. |
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Pocket Medic First Aid Kit $5.95 The Pocket Medic First Aid Kit from Adventure Medical Kits weighs only 2 ounces and will go with you no matter how light you pack. Bring it along on daily adventures or fast and light trips. Keep one in your car, purse, and daypack. |
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Polarized Tee (Men’s) $29 The Men’s Polarized Tee by Patagonia is a soft, comfortable polyester jersey that provides 25-UPF sun protection – great for boat trips, the surf zone and summer trekking. Offset shoulder seams eliminate chafing when carrying a hydration pack. Recyclable through the Common Threads Recycling Program. |
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Kompressor Backpack $39.95 The Kompressor Backpack by Marmot is a super compact pack designed for day trips from basecamp and back. Simply remove the closed cell foam back sheet when you take it up a fourth class peak, and then put it back in for the long hike home. |
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Pinnacle 15° Sleeping Bag (Long) $368.95 The Marmot Pinnacle 15° Sleeping Bag is their ever-popular, high-quality down, all-around bag that works for a wide range of outings, from summer backpacks to shoulder-season climbing trips. |
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Kestrel 68 Backpack $198.95 A new addition to the Kestrel Series for 2010, the Kestrel 68 Backpack provides large capacity and sleeping bag access for those longer trips. Two torso sizes and and a torso adjustable harness keep fitting easy while our an AirScape™ backpanel with LightWire™ framing provide excellent comfort. |
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Group Cooking System $119.9 The GCS (Group Cooking System) by JetBoil is a bigger version of the Personal Cooking System and is developed for family camping, snow melting, scout trips or gourmet cooking. Equipped with the new 1.5 Liter pot and patent pending FluxRing heat exchanger that enables super fast boil times and doubles heat transfer efficiency. Incredibly important for those trips you can’t take a ton of fuel, but you need to feed a lot of people. With the GCS you can boil up to 50 cups of water (12 L) from one micro canister of Jetpower fuel! This system comes with a burner with built in igniter, 1.5 liter pot, and pot support and stabilizer all in one little package. All components, as well as fuel, stow within the pot so you can take it anywhere. Please click on sizing chart for technical specs. |
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Trango 2 Pitch Light Footprint $44.95 The Trango 2 Footprint by Mountain Hardwear is an accessory grommeted sheet that serves as protection for your tent’s floor. The footprint can also be used in conjunction with the fly, and the tent poles. The result is a structure that keeps off the rain, provides a fabric floor and has tremendous ventilation at a fraction of the weight of the complete tent. Great for use when you want to go ultra fast and light or mild weather trips. |
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Pack Hoody $58.9 The Pack Hoody by Outdoor Research is a waterproof pack cover with a hood built in to protect your shoulders, head and gear. Simple put it on over your pack, lay the hood over your head, cinch it down with the elastic drawcord around the back and bottom to keep it tight and you are ready to go. Great for long backpacking trips where stopping for rain is not an option. |
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Click Bag $54.95 The Click Bag by Timbuk2 is an updated, stylish little bag that is perfect for daily living and short trips. Streamline profile and nickel hardware makes the Click a bit more upper class, but with the same urban attitude. Ballistic nylon exterior is highly durable and can withstand all the things you do to it. |
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Trestles 15° F Sleeping Bag $98.95 The Trestles 15° Sleeping Bag features Marmot’s famous quality and rich experience in sleeping bag design in a bag built for backpacking and river trips undertaken in cooler climates. Wave Construction, used to build this bag, is the warmest shingle construction available, fitting extra insulation into these bags by creating an overlapping wave of shingles throughout the bag. The Trestles 15° bags will keep you warm and dry in the wettest of environments. Micro muff cushions the drawcord around your face. |
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Trestles 15° Sleeping Bag (Women’s) $98.95 The Women’s Trestles 15°F Sleeping Bag offers Marmot quality in a women specific design that will provide years of reliable warmth for backpacking and river trips. Wave Construction, used to build this bag, is the warmest shingle construction available, fitting extra insulation into these bags by creating an overlapping wave of shingles throughout the bag. The Trestles 15° bags will keep you warm and dry in the wettest of environments. Micro muff cushions the drawcord around your face. |
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Delta Insulated Mug $15.95 The Sea to Summit Delta Insulated Mug is lightweight, yet its remarkable and ground-breaking thermal insulation, will wow you around the camp fire. By incorporating molded non-absorbing closed-cell EVA skin, the Delta Insulated Mug keeps you drink warm while it’s still chilly outside. With a leak proof sipper lid, the Delta Insulated Mug is perfect for camping trips or commuting. BPA free. Sold individually. |
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Covert Cardigan (Men’s) $174.95 The Covert Cardigan sweater by Arcteryx is a pure fleece pullover that has the image of being boiled wool, giving you incredible warmth and protection from the elements while looking good enough to wear to work. Casual and stylish, the Covert Cardigan is a great layering piece when the temps drop, and is quick drying so its great for those long road trips or hiking excursions. |
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Appalachian Whitewater Canoe $1598.95 With just enough rocker to provide excellent maneuverability in the rapids, and flared ends for dryness and buoyancy, the Appalachian Canoe by Old Town is a very impressive 16-foot river runner. Its shallow arch and hull offers great intital and secondary stability, and whitewater tripping enthusiasts will particularly appreciate the canoe’s quick response and tight handling in conditions up to Class III. It can be paddled solo or tandem, with a 1,441-pound carrying capacity, the Appalachian Canoe is also a great choice for family outings or day trips. |
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SoDo Long Sleeve Shirt (Men’s) $67.95 When coverage is important but the heat is turned up, this lightweight, wind-resistant shirt will keep you protected from summer rays. Vents under the arms allow body heat to escape and the UPF 30 fabric and construction keep the blazing sun off your skin. Quick-dry nylon makes this the perfect shirt for trips when space is limited and you need to easily make the transition between the trail and an evening out. |
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Trango 3.1 Pitch Light Footprint $54.95 The Trango 3.1 PL Footprint by Mountain Hardwear is an accessory grommeted sheet that serves as protection for your tent’s floor. The footprint can also be used in conjunction with the fly, and the tent poles. The result is a structure that keeps off the rain, provides a fabric floor and has tremendous ventilation at a fraction of the weight of the complete tent. Great for use when you want to go ultra fast and light or mild weather trips. |
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Midweight Crew (Youth) $20.95 The Midweight Crew by Marmot is a long sleeved top made to pull moisture from your child’s skin, while offering an excellent base layer for those colder, high elevation nights. The Midweight Crew also has Cocona technology, which provides odor control for those longer backpacking trips or family vacations when you are sharing a tent or a camper. |
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Ben’s 30 Tick & Insect Repellent (Spray) $2.9 Ben’s 30 Tick & Insect Repellent (Spray) is a gentle, water-based formula that stays on longer than alcohol based formulas with little absorption into the skin. This is a great protector for scout groups, school trips, or anytime you are administering to younger children because of it’s alcohol-free formula that provides longer protections from a low concentration DEET repellant and is gentle on the skin. |
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Fox 30 Backpack $98.95 The Fox 30 Backpack offers quality features for all sorts of outdoor adventures. A great pack for when your child is going to girl or boy scout camps or extended weekend trips with your family. With an Alpine suspension system your kid can get incredible ventilation with contoured stripes that line the back of the pack allowing air to circulate through while they walk. Constructed with burly materials for most any terrain and tons of storage space for all your child’s necessities. |
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Rack Pack (Rear) $164.95 The Rack Pack Rear Bags by Deuter is a set of panniers designed to be a rear pannier with an asymetric form that gives you plenty of space for long trips and serious tours. Featuring the Ortleib Quick Lock attachment system, putting the necessary gear on your bike just got a lot easier and more efficient. Click on the sizing chart to check out how this system works. |
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Hidden Tote $21.95 The Hidden Tote by Timbuk2 is a fully recycled bag that works great as a grocery sack, a dirty shoe carrier, a wine bag.. heck, be creative with what you carry. Made with 90% Recycled PET fabric, you can feel great about not taking up our landfills with paper or plastic. Zips up into a small little package so its great to travel with as well as put in your purse or glove compartment for those grocery trips. |
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Fundamentals First Aid Kit $87.25 The Fundamentalsﾙ First Aid Kit is Adventure Medical Kits most popular first-aid kit for backpackers. Its popularity stems from its powerful component package, lightweight, organized design, and affordable price.Ideal uses for the Fundamental First Aid Kit are backpacking, camping, climbing, guiding, and family trips. |
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