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]]>A Minecraft Movie debuted with $163 million domestically and $313 million globally, to score the highest-grossing opening weekend for a movie based on a video game. It broke the record previously held by The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which still holds the record for the highest-grossing video game film adaptations.
In addition to setting the record for the biggest opening for a video game adaptation, A Minecraft Movie also scored the biggest domestic opening of 2025. It also marks Warner Bros’ third largest domestic opening of all time, behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Batman v. Superman.
A Minecraft Movie is on a quest to become the highest-grossing film of 2025, and its sequel is already in the works. It surpassed Captain America: Brave New World to become the most profitable film at the 2025 domestic box office, while the global record is still held by the Chinese animated film Ne Zha 2.
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]]>The post 2025 Academy Awards: 5 Historic Moments From This Year’s Oscars appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Sean Baker made quite a splash with his screwball comedy Anora, which was crowned as the biggest winner of the night with five Oscars. Four of these awards went to Baker himself—best picture, best director, best original screenplay, and best editing—making him the first person in the Academy Awards history to win four Oscars for a single film.
Adrien Brody became the first person to win two best actor Oscars in his first two nominations with The Brutalist. He also holds the record for the youngest man to win best actor for his performance in The Pianist.
Zoe Saldaña’s best supporting actress win for her role in the crime musical Emilia Pérez was also a historic first. She honored her roots in her emotional acceptance speech after becoming the first American of Dominican origin to win in this category, adding “I know I will not be the last.”
After scoring five nominations for the best international feature, Brazil finally came out victorious in this category with the political thriller I’m Still Here.
It was a night to remember for the Wicked costume designer Paul Tazewell, who made history as the first Black man to win an Oscar for costume design.
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]]>The post These 2025 Academy Award-Nominated Films Are Based on True Stories appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>This Bob Dylan biopic led by Timothée Chalamet chronicles the singer’s rise to prominence, with a special focus on the period of his career when he stirred quite a controversy with his decision to use electric instruments in folk music.
Oscar nominee Fernanda Torres leads this film as Eunice Paiva, a mother and activist who stood her ground against the military dictatorship in 1970s Brazil after the disappearance of her husband, the dissident politician Rubens Paiva.
Led by Sebastian Stan, The Apprentice chronicles Donald Trump’s climb to the top of New York City’s real estate scene of the 1970s and 1980s, and the role that the eccentric attorney Roy Cohn played in his rise to power.
September 5 takes place during the 1972 Summer Olympics, when the members of the Israeli Olympic team tragically lost their lives after being held hostage by a terrorist group. It follows the ABC Sports crew covering the events live from Munich, Germany, for the whole world to see.
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]]>The post Boxing Legend Muhammad Ali Once Tried to Reunite The Beatles appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Despite becoming the most successful band in history, the Beatles members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr—decided to part ways in 1970. Several factors played a role in the breakup, but the most important were the strained relationships between the four musicians and the death of their manager, Brian Epstein.
Shortly after The Beatles disbanded, all sorts of promoters tried to get Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr back together. However, despite proposing enticing offers, some of which ranged upwards of $100 million, the former bandmates were determined to continue their separate ways. That is until Ali stepped in.
At the suggestion of inventor Alan Amron and businessman Joel Sacher, Ali decided to get involved in the duo’s efforts to reunite The Beatles in 1977. After all, he was the perfect person to try the unlikely feat, being among the most famous people in the world, a fan of the band, and already having a connection with the band members.
Ali, then named Cassius Clay, and The Beatles met for the first time in 1964 at Miami Beach, coming together for a photoshoot. Ali was preparing to fight Sonny Liston for the Heavyweight Champion title at the time while The Beatles were fresh from their famed appearance at The Ed Sullivan Show.
Amron and Sacher proposed the idea of The Beatles’ reunion as a charity event. Their goal was to collect $200 million that would be used for a charity fund. Ali was on board, and he soon reached out to representatives of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr while also making his efforts public and creating a media frenzy.
While Ali didn’t get an immediate response, he managed to chat with Lennon, which made him quite optimistic. The two attended the inaugural gala for new U.S. President Jimmy Carter, and Ali made his pitch. Lennon didn’t accept on the spot, but he did invite Ali to meet him at New York City’s The Dakota, where he was staying with his wife Yoko Ono.
Ali was convinced that the Beatles reunion was close to happening that night, but unfortunately, things didn’t turn out that way. The representatives of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr quickly got involved, which led to a series of behind-the-scenes meetings that eventually ended the entire plan. As a result, Ali and Lennon never got to have their meeting at The Dakota, and the Beatles never reunited.
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]]>The post Holiday Classic “Jingle Bells” Comes With an Incredible Origin Story appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>If the plaque in the center of Medford Square in Medford, Massachusetts is to be trusted, Pierpont wrote this iconic carol in 1850 at the Simpson Tavern. He didn’t copyright it until 1857 when it was originally given the name “The One Horse Open Sleigh”, reportedly drawing inspiration from the town’s popular sleigh races during the 19th century.
“Jingle Bells” went on to become one of the most performed and most recognizable Christmas songs ever written, but it originally had no connection with this holiday. Some reports claim that Pierpont wrote it for a Thanksgiving program at his father’s Sunday school, while others believe its lyrics weren’t appropriate enough to include it in the church program of the 1850s.
Countless versions of the song had been recorded over the years, starting with Will Lyle’s version on Edison cylinder from 1889, which has no surviving copies. The Edison Male Quartette recorded the first surviving vocal rendition in 1898, and they were followed by many other artists, from Frank Sinatra to Michael Bublé.
“Jingle Bells” made history again on December 16, 1965, when it became one of the first songs to broadcast from space. Astronauts Tom Stafford and Wally Schirra played it after making a joke about seeing an unidentified flying object piloted by Santa Claus.
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]]>The post Ruby Slippers From “The Wizard of Oz” Sell for $32.5 Million appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Garland wore several pairs of the iconic ruby shoes in The Wizard of Oz, but only four are known to have survived. The shoes put on auction by Heritage Auctions were once stolen from a museum that housed them but was eventually returned to the memorabilia collector Michael Shaw.
The stolen ruby slippers were expected to fetch around $3 million, and the bidding kicked off at $1.55 million, but the price quickly jumped through the roof after an intense bidding war. An unknown buyer eventually agreed to shell out $28 million for the iconic slippers, plus an additional $4.5 million in fees to the Dallas-based auction house.
According to Heritage Auctions, this makes the ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz the most expensive piece of movie memorably ever sold. The record had previously been held by the white dress that Marilyn Monroe wore while standing over the subway grate in The Seven Year Itch, which sold for $5.52 million in 2011.
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]]>The post 5 Fun Facts You Probably Don’t Know About “Beetlejuice” appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The name Beetlejuice became quite iconic following the film’s release, but Warner Bros. didn’t like it at first. They wanted to give it a more generic title House Ghosts, and Burton jokingly suggested Scared Sheetless as an alternative.
It’s impossible to imagine anyone but Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice, but Burton initially wanted his favorite childhood star Sammy Davis Jr. to play this character.
Keaton got completely immersed in the role of Beetlejuice once he was officially cast, improvising many of his lines and coming up with much of the character’s look himself.
Beetlejuice isn’t the only character in this film that could’ve been played by a different actor. Anjelica Huston was originally cast as Delia Deetz before being replaced by Catherine O’Hara.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields, Lori Loughlin, Diane Lane, Molly Ringwald, Juliette Lewis, Jennifer Connelly, Alyssa Milano were some of the actresses considered for the role of Lydia Deetz before Winona Ryder was cast.
Before Netflix became the world’s leading streaming service, it functioned as a mail-based rental DVD business, and Beetlejuice was actually the first of over 5.2 billion DVDs they ended up shipping.
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]]>The post Indiana Jones’ “Temple of Doom” Fedora Sells for $630,000 at Auction appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The fedora from the second film in the Indiana Jones franchise was one of the items up for auction hosted by film and TV memorabilia company Propstore. The sable-colored rabbit felt hat was expected to fetch between $250,000 and $500,000, but it exceeded everyone’s expectations when it sold for $630,000 after 37 bids.
The hat in question comes from the personal collection of Ford’s late stunt double Dean Ferrandini. It was created by the Herbert Johnson Hat Company in London and presents an updated version of the hat from Raiders Of The Lost Ark, with a more tapered crown.
This wasn’t the only piece of film memorabilia to haft a hefty price at Propstore’s recent auction. An imperial scout trooper helmet from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was bought for $315,000, a ghost costume from Scream attracted a winning bid of $270,900, while a light-up wand used by Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban sold for $53,550.
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]]>The post 5 Facts About Wolfgang Petersen’s “Troy” appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Director Wolfgang Petersen reportedly was offered to direct the Academy Award-winning movie Gladiator but turned it down. After seeing the success of Gladiator, which ended up being directed by Ridley Scott, Petersen jumped on the opportunity to direct Troy as a way to redeem himself.
Brad Pitt, who played Greek hero Achilles in the movie, tore his Achilles tendon while shooting the movie. In Greek mythology, Achilles is invulnerable in all of his body except his heel. The Achilles tendon, a tendon that connects calf muscles with the heel, is named after him.
Troy was filmed at various locations in Malta and Mexico. However, producers were offered a chance to shoot the movie at the site of an ancient Greek city that is considered to have been the real Troy in Hisarlik, Turkey. Turkish government even offered to sponsor the movie but was unsuccessful in their bid.
The Trojan Horse replica used in the movie was used in the promotional campaign and was displayed at various locations around the world. However, it eventually made its way to Canakkale, a Turkish city located 20 miles from the site of the real Troy.
The critics are not the only ones who didn’t like the movie. Pitt also shared his dislike for Troy in one interview, saying that he wasn’t satisfied with the way it turned out and revealing that he only did it because of a contractual obligation to the studio.
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]]>The post 5 TV Shows About Famous Fashion Designers Worth Checking Out appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The New Look is set against the World War II Nazi occupation of Paris, and it sees Christian Dior rising to prominence and getting ready to dethrone Coco Chanel as the world’s leading luxury fashion designer.
Led by Daniel Brühl, this Disney+ series chronicles Karl Lagerfeld’s rise on the haute couture scene of 1970s Paris. Lagerfeld later became one of Chanel’s most iconic creative directors, in addition to starting his own eponymous fashion brand.
Another international Disney+ series about one of the world’s leading luxury designers, this biopic sees Cristóbal Balenciaga getting ready to launch his first haute couture collection in Paris after taking Spain by storm.
Ewan McGregor leads this Netflix series about the famed designer Halston, who redefined American fashion during the 70s with his minimalist, clean designs.
Many biopics of famed fashion designers chronicle the scandals that defined their lives. That’s the case with this chapter of Ryan Murphy’s American Crime Story, which captures the events leading up to the shocking murder of the Versace founder, Gianni Versace.
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]]>The post “A Minecraft Movie” is Shattering Box Office Records appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>A Minecraft Movie debuted with $163 million domestically and $313 million globally, to score the highest-grossing opening weekend for a movie based on a video game. It broke the record previously held by The Super Mario Bros. Movie, which still holds the record for the highest-grossing video game film adaptations.
In addition to setting the record for the biggest opening for a video game adaptation, A Minecraft Movie also scored the biggest domestic opening of 2025. It also marks Warner Bros’ third largest domestic opening of all time, behind Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Batman v. Superman.
A Minecraft Movie is on a quest to become the highest-grossing film of 2025, and its sequel is already in the works. It surpassed Captain America: Brave New World to become the most profitable film at the 2025 domestic box office, while the global record is still held by the Chinese animated film Ne Zha 2.
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]]>The post 2025 Academy Awards: 5 Historic Moments From This Year’s Oscars appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Sean Baker made quite a splash with his screwball comedy Anora, which was crowned as the biggest winner of the night with five Oscars. Four of these awards went to Baker himself—best picture, best director, best original screenplay, and best editing—making him the first person in the Academy Awards history to win four Oscars for a single film.
Adrien Brody became the first person to win two best actor Oscars in his first two nominations with The Brutalist. He also holds the record for the youngest man to win best actor for his performance in The Pianist.
Zoe Saldaña’s best supporting actress win for her role in the crime musical Emilia Pérez was also a historic first. She honored her roots in her emotional acceptance speech after becoming the first American of Dominican origin to win in this category, adding “I know I will not be the last.”
After scoring five nominations for the best international feature, Brazil finally came out victorious in this category with the political thriller I’m Still Here.
It was a night to remember for the Wicked costume designer Paul Tazewell, who made history as the first Black man to win an Oscar for costume design.
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]]>The post These 2025 Academy Award-Nominated Films Are Based on True Stories appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>This Bob Dylan biopic led by Timothée Chalamet chronicles the singer’s rise to prominence, with a special focus on the period of his career when he stirred quite a controversy with his decision to use electric instruments in folk music.
Oscar nominee Fernanda Torres leads this film as Eunice Paiva, a mother and activist who stood her ground against the military dictatorship in 1970s Brazil after the disappearance of her husband, the dissident politician Rubens Paiva.
Led by Sebastian Stan, The Apprentice chronicles Donald Trump’s climb to the top of New York City’s real estate scene of the 1970s and 1980s, and the role that the eccentric attorney Roy Cohn played in his rise to power.
September 5 takes place during the 1972 Summer Olympics, when the members of the Israeli Olympic team tragically lost their lives after being held hostage by a terrorist group. It follows the ABC Sports crew covering the events live from Munich, Germany, for the whole world to see.
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]]>The post Boxing Legend Muhammad Ali Once Tried to Reunite The Beatles appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Despite becoming the most successful band in history, the Beatles members: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr—decided to part ways in 1970. Several factors played a role in the breakup, but the most important were the strained relationships between the four musicians and the death of their manager, Brian Epstein.
Shortly after The Beatles disbanded, all sorts of promoters tried to get Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr back together. However, despite proposing enticing offers, some of which ranged upwards of $100 million, the former bandmates were determined to continue their separate ways. That is until Ali stepped in.
At the suggestion of inventor Alan Amron and businessman Joel Sacher, Ali decided to get involved in the duo’s efforts to reunite The Beatles in 1977. After all, he was the perfect person to try the unlikely feat, being among the most famous people in the world, a fan of the band, and already having a connection with the band members.
Ali, then named Cassius Clay, and The Beatles met for the first time in 1964 at Miami Beach, coming together for a photoshoot. Ali was preparing to fight Sonny Liston for the Heavyweight Champion title at the time while The Beatles were fresh from their famed appearance at The Ed Sullivan Show.
Amron and Sacher proposed the idea of The Beatles’ reunion as a charity event. Their goal was to collect $200 million that would be used for a charity fund. Ali was on board, and he soon reached out to representatives of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr while also making his efforts public and creating a media frenzy.
While Ali didn’t get an immediate response, he managed to chat with Lennon, which made him quite optimistic. The two attended the inaugural gala for new U.S. President Jimmy Carter, and Ali made his pitch. Lennon didn’t accept on the spot, but he did invite Ali to meet him at New York City’s The Dakota, where he was staying with his wife Yoko Ono.
Ali was convinced that the Beatles reunion was close to happening that night, but unfortunately, things didn’t turn out that way. The representatives of Lennon, McCartney, Harrison, and Starr quickly got involved, which led to a series of behind-the-scenes meetings that eventually ended the entire plan. As a result, Ali and Lennon never got to have their meeting at The Dakota, and the Beatles never reunited.
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]]>The post Holiday Classic “Jingle Bells” Comes With an Incredible Origin Story appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>If the plaque in the center of Medford Square in Medford, Massachusetts is to be trusted, Pierpont wrote this iconic carol in 1850 at the Simpson Tavern. He didn’t copyright it until 1857 when it was originally given the name “The One Horse Open Sleigh”, reportedly drawing inspiration from the town’s popular sleigh races during the 19th century.
“Jingle Bells” went on to become one of the most performed and most recognizable Christmas songs ever written, but it originally had no connection with this holiday. Some reports claim that Pierpont wrote it for a Thanksgiving program at his father’s Sunday school, while others believe its lyrics weren’t appropriate enough to include it in the church program of the 1850s.
Countless versions of the song had been recorded over the years, starting with Will Lyle’s version on Edison cylinder from 1889, which has no surviving copies. The Edison Male Quartette recorded the first surviving vocal rendition in 1898, and they were followed by many other artists, from Frank Sinatra to Michael Bublé.
“Jingle Bells” made history again on December 16, 1965, when it became one of the first songs to broadcast from space. Astronauts Tom Stafford and Wally Schirra played it after making a joke about seeing an unidentified flying object piloted by Santa Claus.
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]]>The post Ruby Slippers From “The Wizard of Oz” Sell for $32.5 Million appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Garland wore several pairs of the iconic ruby shoes in The Wizard of Oz, but only four are known to have survived. The shoes put on auction by Heritage Auctions were once stolen from a museum that housed them but was eventually returned to the memorabilia collector Michael Shaw.
The stolen ruby slippers were expected to fetch around $3 million, and the bidding kicked off at $1.55 million, but the price quickly jumped through the roof after an intense bidding war. An unknown buyer eventually agreed to shell out $28 million for the iconic slippers, plus an additional $4.5 million in fees to the Dallas-based auction house.
According to Heritage Auctions, this makes the ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz the most expensive piece of movie memorably ever sold. The record had previously been held by the white dress that Marilyn Monroe wore while standing over the subway grate in The Seven Year Itch, which sold for $5.52 million in 2011.
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]]>The post 5 Fun Facts You Probably Don’t Know About “Beetlejuice” appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The name Beetlejuice became quite iconic following the film’s release, but Warner Bros. didn’t like it at first. They wanted to give it a more generic title House Ghosts, and Burton jokingly suggested Scared Sheetless as an alternative.
It’s impossible to imagine anyone but Michael Keaton as Beetlejuice, but Burton initially wanted his favorite childhood star Sammy Davis Jr. to play this character.
Keaton got completely immersed in the role of Beetlejuice once he was officially cast, improvising many of his lines and coming up with much of the character’s look himself.
Beetlejuice isn’t the only character in this film that could’ve been played by a different actor. Anjelica Huston was originally cast as Delia Deetz before being replaced by Catherine O’Hara.
Sarah Jessica Parker, Brooke Shields, Lori Loughlin, Diane Lane, Molly Ringwald, Juliette Lewis, Jennifer Connelly, Alyssa Milano were some of the actresses considered for the role of Lydia Deetz before Winona Ryder was cast.
Before Netflix became the world’s leading streaming service, it functioned as a mail-based rental DVD business, and Beetlejuice was actually the first of over 5.2 billion DVDs they ended up shipping.
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]]>The post Indiana Jones’ “Temple of Doom” Fedora Sells for $630,000 at Auction appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The fedora from the second film in the Indiana Jones franchise was one of the items up for auction hosted by film and TV memorabilia company Propstore. The sable-colored rabbit felt hat was expected to fetch between $250,000 and $500,000, but it exceeded everyone’s expectations when it sold for $630,000 after 37 bids.
The hat in question comes from the personal collection of Ford’s late stunt double Dean Ferrandini. It was created by the Herbert Johnson Hat Company in London and presents an updated version of the hat from Raiders Of The Lost Ark, with a more tapered crown.
This wasn’t the only piece of film memorabilia to haft a hefty price at Propstore’s recent auction. An imperial scout trooper helmet from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi was bought for $315,000, a ghost costume from Scream attracted a winning bid of $270,900, while a light-up wand used by Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban sold for $53,550.
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]]>The post 5 Facts About Wolfgang Petersen’s “Troy” appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>Director Wolfgang Petersen reportedly was offered to direct the Academy Award-winning movie Gladiator but turned it down. After seeing the success of Gladiator, which ended up being directed by Ridley Scott, Petersen jumped on the opportunity to direct Troy as a way to redeem himself.
Brad Pitt, who played Greek hero Achilles in the movie, tore his Achilles tendon while shooting the movie. In Greek mythology, Achilles is invulnerable in all of his body except his heel. The Achilles tendon, a tendon that connects calf muscles with the heel, is named after him.
Troy was filmed at various locations in Malta and Mexico. However, producers were offered a chance to shoot the movie at the site of an ancient Greek city that is considered to have been the real Troy in Hisarlik, Turkey. Turkish government even offered to sponsor the movie but was unsuccessful in their bid.
The Trojan Horse replica used in the movie was used in the promotional campaign and was displayed at various locations around the world. However, it eventually made its way to Canakkale, a Turkish city located 20 miles from the site of the real Troy.
The critics are not the only ones who didn’t like the movie. Pitt also shared his dislike for Troy in one interview, saying that he wasn’t satisfied with the way it turned out and revealing that he only did it because of a contractual obligation to the studio.
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]]>The post 5 TV Shows About Famous Fashion Designers Worth Checking Out appeared first on History Chronicle.
]]>The New Look is set against the World War II Nazi occupation of Paris, and it sees Christian Dior rising to prominence and getting ready to dethrone Coco Chanel as the world’s leading luxury fashion designer.
Led by Daniel Brühl, this Disney+ series chronicles Karl Lagerfeld’s rise on the haute couture scene of 1970s Paris. Lagerfeld later became one of Chanel’s most iconic creative directors, in addition to starting his own eponymous fashion brand.
Another international Disney+ series about one of the world’s leading luxury designers, this biopic sees Cristóbal Balenciaga getting ready to launch his first haute couture collection in Paris after taking Spain by storm.
Ewan McGregor leads this Netflix series about the famed designer Halston, who redefined American fashion during the 70s with his minimalist, clean designs.
Many biopics of famed fashion designers chronicle the scandals that defined their lives. That’s the case with this chapter of Ryan Murphy’s American Crime Story, which captures the events leading up to the shocking murder of the Versace founder, Gianni Versace.
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