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Wall Street Journal
June 28, 2011
Circulation 2,678,498
JUNE 25, 2011
Wallpaper Stands Out, Literally
Putting Pearls, Bamboo, Suede, Grass and Other Textures on the Walls for a 3-D Effect
By HEIDI MITCHELL
When guests walk into the powder room of Katie Stein's Darien, Conn., home, "people's first reaction is to reach
out and touch the walls," says Ms. Stein. That's because the walls are completely encrusted in glass beads.
Wallcovers That Do More Than Just
Cover Walls
Textured and three-dimensional wallpaper are
among the fastest growing of all residential
wallcovers.
Ron Blunt for The Wall Street Journal
Handmade wallpaper from Ronald Redding has a
traditional trellis pattern, and has metallics woven in.
Desiring a look that was "sophisticated but with a little whimsy,"
Ms. Stein, a 41-year-old mother of three, called in interior
designer Annie Mahoney to spruce up the previously neglected
room. Ms. Mahoney chose a three-dimensional wallpaper called
Bianca Beadazzled by Maya Romanoff, a designer who has been
creating textured papers since 1969. "The light hits the surface
in different ways, it creates a kind of a magical feeling," Ms.
Mahoney says.
As wallpaper enjoys a revival in popularity, embellished papers
are a particularly bright spot. Sales of three-dimensional wall
coverings are the fastest growing of all residential wallpapers,
according to the Wallcoverings Association, a trade group that
represents more than 60 manufacturers and distributors. The
industry is projecting an increase in sales of residential tactile,
dimensional and embellished wallpapers of more than 21% by
2013, according to market-research firm Freedonia Group.
Global sales of wallpaper have gone up 30% over the past five
years.
Wallpaper can be embellished with recycled windshield glass,
mica, even mother of pearl. Sometimes those elements are
embedded in materials such as bamboo, suede and cork. The
3-D looks alter a room without the investment of, say, a
structural renovation or major plasterwork. Textured
wallcoverings generally range from about $40 to $1,000 per
roll.
Tactile wallcoverings used to be seen only in large-scale,
commercial projects. Los Angeles-based manufacturer Astek
Wallcoverings attributes the rise in glittering walls to enhanced
technology. "Until recently, silkscreening was very expensive
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and you needed large runs to make the numbers work," says
Jeff Dey, Astek head of business development. Higher-quality
digital printers and computer software mean the firm can create
custom wall coverings as small as 1,000 square feet and still
make money, Mr. Dey says. The firm's velvet-flocked wallpaper
costs about $39 per roll.
Brewster Wallcoverings, based in Randolph, Mass., has seen a
five-fold increase in sales of embellished grasscloth
wallcoverings in the past five years. "With more materials
available today, consumers are experimenting," says Paula
Berberian, the company's creative services manager. "We're
moving away from minimalism, especially in the younger
markets, where consumers are looking at pattern and sparkle to
make a bold statement."
Gina Shaw, vice president of product development at York
Wallcoverings, the oldest and one of the largest wallpaper
manufacturers in the U.S., sees the trend as a result of better
adhesive materials and printing machinery. Consumers also like
its variable nature, she says.
Swarovski Elements Wallpaper
Feather Light: A Swarovski Elements paper with
synthetic flock feathers. Interior designers suggest
using particularly bold textures as accent walls.
George Lambros
Roughed Up: a hemp covering in henna by Maya
Romanoff. New technology means grasscloth walls,
all the rage in the 1940s, are back and available in
many colors.
"The tactile surfaces bring in a different visual aspect to
wallcoverings because the light play changes with the time of
day," Ms. Shaw says. She noticed the popularity of grasscloth a
few years ago and says the trend now has moved to glitter, sand,
printed cork and mica sheets.
The technology to create grasscloth wallcoverings first emerged
in the 1940s, when it was popular in kitchens, though modern
versions include thinner cuts of bamboo with mylar, gold, and
Swarovski crystals woven in. The roots of tactile wallpaper go
back further. "Stanford White had bamboo glued to the walls of
his summer house, and Marcel Proust had cork on the walls in
his bedroom," says Charles Riley, a New York interior designer,
who recently incorporated embedded beads and strategically
placed pearls into the wallpaper of homes in Englewood, N.J.,
and San Francisco. "It's a high-glam look, and it starts to
approach an architectural treatment of a space," he says.
Swarovski Crystals, which has been offering its gems to
wallcovering manufacturers for a few years, is getting in on the
game itself. The Wattens, Austria-based company recently
launched its Elements wallcovering collection. Set to arrive in
the U.S. later this year, the line of mica, crystal, and Geode,
which mimics the look of crushed quartz, has been a huge
success, says Christoph Kargruber, vice president of global
marketing, since its March debut in Europe. Prices range from
$800 to $2,100 to paper a 10x10-foot wall.
The papers can be overwhelming, and decorators underscore
the importance of incorporating shimmery and 3-D surfaces
only onto small areas, such as accent walls and powder
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rooms—or to the ceiling for a subtle effect. Mr. Riley notes the
look is a style commitment, as it is more work to switch it out
after a season or two than a painted surface. "Maybe you'll like
it in five or 10 years" he says. "Maybe you'll change it out."
Most designers agree that these embellished papers, even those
with high dimension and serious sparkle, mesh well with the
modern and mid-century furniture designs that have been so
popular in recent years, adding a layer of richness that doesn't
clash with the minimalism.
To clean textured wallcoverings, grasscloth manufacturer
Phillips Jeffries Ltd. recommends vacuuming walls with a soft
brush attachment, though the Fairfield, N.J.-based company
says that textured wallpaper is more forgiving of dirt than flat
paint. Interior designer Ms. Mahoney agrees: "Paint shows
handprints, dings, etc., while a textured wallpaper will show far
less." She adds that many wallpapers are treated with a stainrepellant finish.
Thibaut Designs
Midas Touch: a metallic gold paper by Thibaut
Designs. Some 3-D wallpapers appear to change as
sunlight moves and reflects off them during the day.
Echo Design
Touchable Texture: A leaf grasscloth wallpaper from
Brewster Wallcoverings.
Designers recommend experienced wallpaper-hangers.
"Because the papers are so heavy, you really need someone who
knows what he is doing," Mr. Riley says.
Home improvement retailer Lowe's, on the other hand, feels
differently. It says most of its customers are prepared to hang
these papers themselves.
"To meet our customers' evolving demand for trend-forward
wallpaper styles, all of Lowe's in-stock wallpaper now offer
textured and embellished features," says a spokeswoman for the
company. She notes that raffia, stucco, and grasscloth with mica
and other shimmery embellishments are rapidly gaining
popularity. Marketers for Lowe's say that DIY is an option for
these types of papers, though most designers agree that
matching corners can be tricky. Lowe's 3-D wallcoverings start
at $42 to cover a 10x10-foot wall.
Cristina Niccolini, who lives in the Roland Park neighborhood
of Baltimore, Md., says she wanted a few modern touches when
she gut-renovated her 1920s Lawrence Hall Fowler-designed
home.
F. Martin Ramin for The Wall Street Journal
A metallic-beaded paper from Astek Wallcoverings.
For the dining room, her interior decorator, Carey Jacobs, chose
a handmade Ronald Redding paper with a traditional trellis
pattern, but with metallics woven in to add some shimmer and
dimension. Ms. Jacobs says using dimensional wall coverings
creates enough visual interest that homeowners should go light
on accessories or art. "The paper becomes the focal point, and
you get a lot of value for such a small investment," Ms. Jacobs
says.
Ms. Niccolini, a 39-year-old homemaker, says her dining room
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walls are now a magnet for guests. "People always want to get
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Cristina Niccolini
stands in her dining room with
metallic wallpaper.
up close to our wall and see why is it shimmering," she says.
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up close to our wall and see why is it shimmering," she says.
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Handmade wallpaper from Ronald
Redding has a traditional trellis pattern,
and has metallics woven in.
Decorators recommend incorporating shimmery and 3-D
surfaces only onto small areas, such as accent walls and powder
rooms, writes Ms. Mitchell. Here, the wallpaper is flat, and the
ceiling has crystals embedded into the wallpaper design.
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Reno & Decor
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COVER FEATURE
Wonderful
WALLPAPER
If these walls could talk,
they’d say thank you! Used on focal walls, on accent pieces or the entire
room, if you’re gutsy enough, wallpaper has the power to take a room
from blah to beautiful. By Lori Buick
Colour
Pattern
Ecuador wallpaper in Pink with printed
fabric in Pink and Orange from the new
Avalon collection by Thibaut,
thibautdesign.com
Augustine 7733-269 from the AJA
collection, available through Crown
Wallpaper & Fabrics, crownwallpaper.com
Wallpaper designers consult
colour trends to create fresh
designs, too. For 2011,
Pantone named Honeysuckle
its Colour of the Year. Here,
shades of orange and pink
mix well to create bright,
bold impact. Other top 2011
colours that have made their
way into wallpaper designs
are all shades of purple and
blue, retro greens, dark
grays, and metallic gold.
Wallpaper patterns have
come full circle since
Grandma’s day when ornate
florals, damasks and
tapestry-like scenes graced
the walls of Victorian
parlours, mainly as
backdrops. Now, similar
designs have been updated
to make a statement in the
21st-century home. Shown
here, a minimalist wheat
design is a fresh take on
patterns from yesteryear.
Total Package
Star Quality
Versailles BP 2611, part of Farrow
& Ball’s new Baroque Papers collection,
farrow-ball.com
Passion Lily, Amy Butler
collection for Graham & Brown,
grahambrown.ca
Take the guesswork out of
mixing and matching wallpaper to your decor scheme.
This professionally developed scheme, created by
Farrow & Ball, helps you
choose a suitable design.
They automatically provide
you with a selection of colour
schemes to choose from.
Shown here, the Versailles BP
2611 design pairs well with
Farrow & Ball’s paint colours,
Citron and Chappell Green.
Popular designers are now
using the medium of wallpaper to reflect their
personal style. Shown here,
one of six designs from Amy
Butler from her first designer
wallpaper collection for
Graham & Brown. Her line
demonstrates a spirited use
of colour and bold use of
print. Butler mixes pattern
to create designs which
reflect her modern, midcentury approach.
Eco Advancements
Authentique Sparse 45765
by Prime Walls.
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Wallpaper manufacturers know it isn’t just the
beauty factor that makes wallpaper appealing,
they recognize that people want to make socially
responsible decisions when it comes to adding
new design elements to their homes. Many manufacturers have taken steps to reduce their environmental impact during the production process,
use timber from sustainably managed forests,
and have committed to using solvent-free, water-
based inks and low- or non-VOC emitting products which meet environmental standards.
Taking it one step further, Prime Walls offers
a Reclamation Program where old wallcovering
of any origin is recycled. After receiving the
materials, Prime Walls analyzes the material to
determine if it can be reproduced into new wallcovering or recycled into other products. For
more information, visit primewalls.com.
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Photo: Marcos Armstrong
COVER FEATURE
Why Wallpaper? Why Now?
We’re in the midst of a wallpaper revival wherein, according to the Wallcoverings
Association, consumer behavior patterns, style trends and economic factors have
all overlapped to create the current renaissance.
Pendulum Swing in Design
The movement away from severe minimalist interiors gives way to a more fanciful, decorative and comfortable look.
Here pattern-layering and rule-breaking are encouraged.
Dramatic Digital Design
Advances in digital technology, both
imaging and printing, bring a new design
perspective and innovation to a highly
traditional category.
Design-Savvy Consumers
Consumers have grown more confident
about design and are willing to experiment, mixing styles and eras to create
truly personalized interiors.
Eco-Friendly Choices
Many papers are made of 100 per cent
natural fibres; almost all are made with
low VOC, water-based inks.
Defining Spaces
The fast-and-furious construction boom
of the last decade left us with a mix of
open-plan and boxy rooms, lacking in
architectural detail. Wallpaper adds structure, depth and character to cookie-cutter rooms.
Good Investment
On average, residential wallcoverings
have a life span of 10 years, whereas paint
has about a three-year life span.
Easy-Hang Wallpapers
Once perceived as labour-intensive and
an irreversible decorating commitment,
wallpaper is now simpler to hang and
remove, and even less messy and timeconsuming than paint. The new easy-hang
wallpapers are known as non-wovens and
high-performance wallpapers.
wallcoverings.org
The Perfect Fit
ROLLOUT will design to your
request and digitally print custom
wallpapers to fit your space. They
also carry stock designer and artist
papers, from a community of
designers and artists consisting
of industry-leading illustrators,
photographers and cutting-edge
graphic artists. Premium, latexbased inkjet wallcoverings come
in 36-inch-wide rolls, digitally
printed to any square footage.
This minimizes waste and costs.
Rollout has also begun applying
their designs to a variety of
fabrics, glass floor and wall tiles,
custom giftwrap, and more.
rollout.ca
Texture is Where It’s At
While traditional designs on wallpaper were made to mimic the look
of texture, wallpaper manufacturers have actually started to add real
texture to papers with applications of sand and recycled glass beads.
These designs reflect light, with a subtle sparkle and shimmering effect.
Shown here, Recycled Glass and Sand designs
from York Wallcoverings, yorkwall.com
Style Shortcut: Custom Headboard
This is just one of the projects featured in Wallpaper Projects,
More Than 50 Craft and Design Ideas for Your Home, from Accents
to Art by Derek Fagerstrom and Lauren Smith.
MATERIALS:
Large piece of scrap paper
for template
Wallpaper (see bed widths below)
Tools
Measuring tape
Pencil
1. Measure the width of your bed and
decide how tall you want the headboard
(see standard bed widths below).
2. To create a template, draw your own
design on scrap paper. To ensure symmetry, make the template for one half of the
headboard and flip it over so that it mirrors
itself when tracing out your design.
3. Cut out the template from the scrap paper
with scissors, and trace the design onto
your wallpaper of choice. If your design is
wider than two sheets of wallpaper, you
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Scissors
Painter’s tape (optional)
Wallpaper paste
Brush or paint roller
Plastic float
Sponge
may need to align and piece three sheets
together. We suggest lining up the seams
and temporarily taping them into one piece
with blue painter’s tape before tracing and
cutting out your design.
4. Cut out your wallpaper headboard, and
apply the paper to your wall as you would
normal sheets of wallpaper.
STANDARD BED WIDTHS:
Single: 39" / Double/Full: 54"
Queen: 60" / King: 76–78"
Available at your local
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Wallpaper Loppy Stripe CX1253 from Candice Olson Dimensional Surfaces, Tulip YV8904 from Veranda, Elena TV5337
from Francesca, Espalier RV3227 from Ronald Redding Designs Bronze Age, Caprice AN2307 from La Stanza, Magnolia
Vine AD8203 from Veranda, Kylie SX7775 from Monogram 4th Edition, Sand Ironwork CX1329 from Candice Olson Designs
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Good Housekeeping’s
“Your Good House”
May 2011
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Book from Woman’s Day:
The Happy Home Project
First Print Run: 10,000
In a room of solid colors and neutral materials, York’s Guinevere wallpaper provides an energetic pop of pattern.
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Woman’s Day, The Happy Home, continued
In lieu of art, York’s Seabury wallpaper turns a wall around a fireplace into a focal point.
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Wallpapers from York, including the Flourish pattern shown here, are made with efficient printing processes to reduce
environmental impact.
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Wallcoverings fabricated of materials
like sisal, sand, glass, cork and stone,
add natural touch
Sand Ironwork from Candice Olson
Collection YDS533 by York Wallcoverings
Staten Island Advance
May 20, 2011
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Grasscloth leads the way in natural
wallcoverings. The one shown above is
Basket Weave from Thibaut’s Grasscloth
Resource Collection.
and Ms. McDonald agrees, noting it’s
“always in.” She believes it will never
Natural Leaves from York wallcoverings is
fabricated using real magnolia leaves,
while sand figures in the creation of the
company’s Sand Ironwork print, right.
go out of favor because it embodies a
slightly Oriental look that complements
many styles.
The highly textural wallcovering is
If you’re looking for a means of bringing
available in different colorways, including
outdoor elements indoors, look no further
metallics, and is very popular with
than your walls. Natural wallcoverings in
designers, according to Ronald Redding,
everything from grasscloth to sand, glass,
Vice President of Design at York
cork and stone, increasingly are being used
Wallcoverings.”It gives a very intriguing
to provide added dimension to rooms.
look to a room, whether it’s contemporary
This Hakka Grass grasscloth wallcovering
in aqua is from Thibaut’s Grasscloth
Resource Collection.
or traditional,” the designer commented.
Glass and sand stylings run the gamut from
Jo-Anne McDonald, an interior designer
“It gives it a nice background and blends
traditional to contemporary designs in
with Shamrock Paints in Castleton Corners
very well.”
both larger and smaller prints. Sand,
Redding noted, comes in more neutral
said many homeowners here are turning
away from paint and returning to
Redding said natural fabrics, including
tones, while the beads are transparent,
wallpaper. Tastes are more discriminating
linen and wool, also are used to make
allowing one to see through to the material
this time around, she added, noting many
wallcoverings, and materials such as
below.
of her store’s customers are choosing
recycled ground glass beads and sand are
high-end wallcoverings, including those
being utilized to create designs on
“The bead gives a very luminous effect
fabricated of natural materials.
wallpaper.
when hit by light,” he said.
Shamrock carries papers made from
Nature-inspired designs from York include
CORK IS POPULAR
silk and rice paper as well as cork, and
its Natural Leaves wallcovering, fabricated
Cork is another material gaining in
“stone” wallpaper made from mica chips.
using actual magnolia leaves, and available
popularity, according to Redding, who
in several colors, including green, red and
reports the cork in York’s products is
black.
mined from the bark of trees in Portugal.
Industry experts say grasscloth leads the
way when it comes to natural wallpapers,
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The material lends a sophisticated look to a
room, he said, characterizing it as a “flat
product,” since it doesn’t have a glaze to
reflect light. It also is porous, so color
“soaks into the cork,” Redding explained,
making it a wonderful background
element.
The wallpaper and fabric firm Thibaut also
has observed an uptick in natural
“Cobble,” by York Wallcoverings, is
created using sand.
wallcoverings. Marketing director Stacy
Senior said homeowners and designers like
how they add softness and interest to walls
as compared to paint.
“I think people are rediscovering wallpaper
in general,” she said. “The old connotation
of wallpaper as being stodgy is finally being
left in the past,” Ms. Senior continued.
“There are traditional patterns available,
but there are also those that are fun, hip
and speak to people’s personalities and
make them want to decorate.”
This cork paper in Metallic Gold is from
the Natural Resource Collection by
Thibaut.
Thibaut offers a variety of grasscloths,
Grasscloth works well in dining rooms,
including those made from sisal and
studies and master bedrooms, Ms. Senior
boodlecloth, as well as selections featuring
said. And though she noted that cork
damask and nature-inspired patterns. The
– which also is being used on the ceiling,
company also carries cork, paper weaves in
the “fifth wall” – is a bit more durable, she
herringbone patterns, raffia and several
advises homeowners to avoid placing it in
styles featuring sand or glass beads.
high-traffic areas.
Ms. Senior warned that natural
Of the renewed interest in wallcoverings
wallcoverings are more delicate than
and natural ones in particular, Ms. Senior
regular wallpapers, which tend to be highly
observed, “You want people to walk into
durable, and should not be used in areas
your home and say, ‘what fun!’ It’s an
like the kitchen, where there is the
expression of who you are,” she continued.
possibility of food splatter, or in a room
“It’s like putting on clothing, but you get
where children tend to congregate, like a
to do it in your home.”
den or playroom.
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Medallion Damask NN4082 from Kaleidoscope
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Absolutely Aqua
Summer is a carefree, happy time that encourages afternoons by the pool, boat
rides on the lake, and relaxing vacations to idyllic beaches. This aquatic-inspired
palette of cool colors is reminiscent of memorable days spent by the water,
whether snorkeling in the crystal-clear Caribbean or lounging poolside in your
very own backyard paradise. Bring the lighthearted, breezy mood indoors with
splashes of turquoise, teal or aqua blue. These marine-minded paints, fabrics and
wallcoverings will refresh your spaces and shower them in seaside style.
Casablanca outdoor fabric in Pool by
Kravet, available through Pizazz • 2 Interiors.
Simple Pleasures Volume II Collection fabric
in Pool (pattern 20786-439) by Duralee,
available through Lulu Belles Fabrics.
Silk Road Aqua/Jade Collection fabric in
Aqua (pattern 89050-19) by Duralee,
available through Lulu Belles Fabrics.
Jacquards Collection medallion fabric
(pattern 4574-43) by Pearson Textiles,
available through Frank Patton Interiors.
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May/June 2011
Circulation 161,954
Lattice LS6132 from Bella Rosa
750 Linden Ave.
York, PA 17405-5166
Tel: 717-846-4456
www.yorkwall.com
Hotel Business Design
May/June 2011
Circulation 70,000
750 Linden Ave.
York, PA 17405-5166
Tel: 717-846-4456
www.yorkwall.com
Hotel Business Design, continued
750 Linden Ave.
York, PA 17405-5166
Tel: 717-846-4456
www.yorkwall.com
Hospitality Design
May/June 2011
Audience 30,000
Mayfair from London Chic
750 Linden Ave.
York, PA 17405-5166
Tel: 717-846-4456
www.yorkwall.com
Boutique Design
May/June 2011
Circulation 15,000
750 Linden Ave.
York, PA 17405-5166
Tel: 717-846-4456
www.yorkwall.com
Shine On
Bronze pairs well with red, orange and
aubergine tones.
Metallic finishes can make petite
furnishings look larger and more
important.
So go ahead, add a little bling to your room
today. My pick? This bossy guerdion table
with its lustrous silver-leaf finish. See the
rest of the story “Make fashion’s metallic
trend shine in your home” featured on the
NJ.com blog.
Featured: Carlyle Penthouse @ Houzz,
Guerdion Table via Pearson Furniture and
Anna French Wallpaper via Thibaut
Nothing beats a little shimmer to brighten
Create a grand entrance with metallics in
a room (or an outfit). From fashion runway
an entryway.
to showroom floor we seem obsessed with
metallics. And rightly so. The right touch
Use metallic wallpapers to complement
of shine brightens more than just your
bronze decorative hardware or stainless
room, it lifts your mood.
steel finishes in kitchen appliances.
I’m all in favor of accenting a room in a
Silver works best with cool, calming colors
metallic wallpaper or adding a shimmering
like spa blue, celadon, ivory, and misty
accent table. Here are a quick list of tips
gray.
from Jennifer McConnell (VP of design for
Pearson) and Gina Shaw (VP of product
Use gold with bold colors such as peacock,
development at York Wallcoverings) for
teal, berry and rich grass green.
giving your next project that wondrous
glow:
Pearson blog
June 14, 2011
Readership 11,000

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