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1
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Tourism

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the short term movement of people to places away from normal residence for no more that 1 consecutive year

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Hospitality

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provision of food, beverages and accommodation away from home

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Tourism and hospitality interrelation

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transport, food-services, lodging, recreation etc

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4
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Traveller vs tourist

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travellers aren’t necessarily tourists but tourists ARE travellers

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5
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The tourist…

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travels >80km from home
utilises accommodation
>24hrs <1year

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6
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Sumarians/Baylonians input ($)

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developed trade 4000BC
invented money and the wheel
founders of travel business

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Egypt input (attraction)

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developer of the first tourist attraction GIZA

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Roman empire (roads)

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built roads (150BC)
enables travel
olympic games

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Post - roman empire 4th and 5th century (passport)

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“dark ages”
travel became dangerous
King Richard III = TRAVEL PERMIT

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“Grand tour” 17th and 18th century

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educational became pleasure travel

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Industrial revolution (began 1830) (travel)

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rail, steamships, automobiles, air first paying passengers

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12
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% of GDP

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9%

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13
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how many jobs?

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1/11

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14
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percentage of service exports

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30%

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15
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world exports

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6%

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16
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how many people travel internationally

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1.2 billion

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17
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revenue from tourists

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$36 billion

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18
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how many people travel from abroad?

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7 million

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19
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international arrivals expectations

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will increase by 3%/year and 1.8 billion people will travel by by 2030

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20
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Classifications of tourists (4)

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domestic, international, inbound, outbound

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21
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economic importance of tourism

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largest service-based industry

sector accounts for: 40-50% GDP in developing and 70-80% in developed

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22
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how do we measure economic impact?

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visitor arrivals: volume, origin, purpose

currency exchange info, expenditure

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23
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Economic impact

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not the same a tourist receipts, consider - leakages, direct, indirect and induced effects, displacement and opportunity costs

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24
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countries with positive tourist balance sheets

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USA, italy, france and australia

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countries with negative tourist balance sheets

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china, japan, canada, germany, UK

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26
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What do tourist satellite accounts measure?

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tourism expenditure
GVA and GDP
employment, investment and gov consumption

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27
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positives for tourism

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economic, new employment, infrastructure etc

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28
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negatives for tourism

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seasonal employment, pollution, pollution, increased taxes

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29
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multiplier concept

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how far $1 goes in the economy

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30
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direct effect

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pay for hotel

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31
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indirect effect

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hotel pays cleaner

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32
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induced effect

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cleaner pays for cleaning products

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33
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displacement cost

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moving people to create infrastructure associated with tourism

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34
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opportunity cost

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costa rice cutting down on coffee production for tourism

35
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what is a visa?

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limits duration of stay
may be revoked at any time
TRANSIT, TOURIST OR BUSINESS

36
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What is the customs form?

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collecting tariffs and taxes

controlling flow of goods in and out of country

37
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what does travel insurance cover?

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medical, death, loss of luggage, delay

38
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types of tourism

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recreational, cultural, nature, pleasure, sports, religious, adventure, medical

39
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how visitors perceive

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satisfied felt needs
bundles of benefits
fits with self-image

40
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elements of the tourism system (3)

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tourist
tourism sector
destination

41
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transit route region

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intermediate zone, stopover flights, activity, distinct from actual visit

42
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factors contributing to TRR

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access, cost, attractions, reliability, comfort

43
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the destination mix (5)

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attractions, facilities, transport, infrastructure, hospitality resources (intangible)

44
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facilities…

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support rather than induce tourism, mere presence wont bring tourism

45
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what accounts for largest share of visitor spending?

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food and beverage

46
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hierarchy of markets (life-cycle)

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virgin > emergent > defined > mature > dense > saturated

47
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Leipers tourist system

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enables us to know who to target KNOW PROCESS

48
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cohens modes

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recreational > diversionary > experiential > experimental > existential

49
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psychocentric to allocentric

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amusement > change > interest > rapture > dedication

50
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Doxeys irridex (reactions)

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euphoria, apathy, annoyance, antagonism

51
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Triple bottom line

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economic, social and environmental

52
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positive social impact from tourism

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local pride, education, awareness, shared infrastructure

53
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negative social impacts from tourism

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crime, staged authenticity, commodification, economic imbalance

54
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sustainability

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meeting the needs of the current generation without compromising the ability of future destinations to meet own needs

55
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positive environmental impacts

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preservation, maintenance

56
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negative environmental impacts

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hunting, destroyed vegatation

57
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moments of truth

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all encounters between people, products and the system

58
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intangibility

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the products cannot be touched - insurance

59
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tangibility

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product can be touched - meal

60
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heterogeneity

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service quality depends on who provides the service

61
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perishability

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the service cannot be stored - e.g. plane tickets cannot be reused

62
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Disneys SERVICE acronym

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smile, eye contact, respect, value, initiate contact, creative solutions, end with a “thank you”

63
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customer, company, service provided triangle

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company vs customers - external marketing
company vs provider - internal marketing
provider vs customers - interactive marketing

64
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why should we care what customers think?

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feedback, loyalty, turnover, recruiting/keeping customers

65
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2 types of customers

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external - guests

internal - service providers

66
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service recovery

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think - pair - share

67
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7 sins of service ABCCRRR

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apath, brush off, coldness, condescension, robotics, run-around, rules ABCCRRR

68
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the hospitality continuum

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unconditional (need to provide) > negotiated (secondary need) > commodified (focus)

69
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mergers and acquisitions

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either buying into another company through shares or joining
Steve Wynn - mirage and bellagio

70
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ownership (5)

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SME (small, medium enterprises) local, regional, multinational, private

71
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management (3)

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owner operated - fam business
management contracts - marriott
franchise - mcdonalds

72
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FIT

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free independent traveller

73
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VFR

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visiting friends and relatives

74
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segmentation groups

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geographical, demographical , psychographic, behavioural

75
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ADR

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average daily rate

total room rev/total rooms sold

76
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RevPAR

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revenue/total available rooms OR ADR x occupancy %

77
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Occupancy %

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total rooms sold/total rooms available

78
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managing occupancy

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CTA (close to arrival)
overbooking (schoolies)
walking (alternatives)

79
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MICE

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meetings, incentive travel, conventions, exhibitions/events

80
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key stakeholders in MICE

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CVBs - convention and visitors bureaus
DMOs - destination marketing organisations
associations
venues

81
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MICE sponsors (organisers)

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associations
corporations
government
SMERFS

82
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SMERFS

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social, military, educational, religious, fraternal

83
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types of events (4)

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leisure, personal, cultural, organisational

84
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host motivation for tourism

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boosts economic activity
increased tourism
destination marketing

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