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Clark Allred
ISBN: 979-8678440877 Dylan Yarling is a successful, but frustrated, veterinarian. At a turn of fate, he makes a deal with a stranger that forever changes his life. He now must rely on friends he never knew, draw on magic he didn't know he had, and fight battles he never dreamed of in hopes of gaining back an existence he lost. Buy Here!Marjane Ambler ISBN: 978-1-60639-063-4 Yellowstone Has Teeth, a memoir of living year-round in the world’s first national park. In the 1980s, Marjane Ambler and her husband lived year-round inside Yellowstone National Park. The beauty was magnificent, but Ambler discovered that Yellowstone “had teeth.” The book chronicles the stories of her small community of park employees and spouses and how they responded to living in such an unforgiving place. Atlantic City Historical Society ISBN 978-0-692-92691-8 The Atlantic City Historical Society has published a book to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the gold mining town. Three WW, Inc. members participated: Bob Townsend as the editor, Marjane Ambler as a writer and proofreader, and Barbara Townsend as a writer. Written by more than 50 different people, it covers the five boom-bust cycles in the town’s history with many never before published photos. You can order by mail: softcover, $35 plus tax ($1.75 if within Wyoming) plus $7 shipping; hardcover $50 plus tax ($2.50 if within Wyoming) plus $7 shipping. Make checks out to ACHS and send to: ACHS,15 S. Dexter, Atlantic City, WY 82520. Call 307 332-9402 or email ACWYhistoricalsociety@gmail.com if you have questions. Kimberly S. Brown ISBN: 13:9780888753102 Historical Fiction: One family’s story of tragedy and redemption during the Harlan County, Kentucky, coal strikes. linda burt
These tender poems trace the ebb and flow through a woman's life while documenting the journey. Every path is unique, but this poetry will find a place in every woman's heart. Patricia A. Campbell ISBN: 978-0692776094 After locating family photographs in an old barn, Boone May’s historian provides a detailed family history narrative on one of the most mysterious lawmen in early Deadwood history: U.S. Deputy Marshal May was undoubtedly the most active shotgun messenger employed by the Black Hill’s Stage and Express Company. His life and legend are explored using previously undisclosed family documents and reminiscences as well as other primary sources. He was a Deadwood trailblazer and the protector of Wyoming’s famous Robbers’ Roost Station. Lynn G. Carlson, Editor Watch My Rising: A Recovery Anthology ISBN: 9780997794410 “You have seen my descent. / Now watch my rising.” – Rumi And rise we have, as chronicled in these 37 stories and poems, each celebrating recovery from addiction. Proceeds from the sale of this anthology benefit programs and services offered by Recover Wyoming. Charles Cole In Russian Wonderland: An American’s Odyssey in Soviet Russia ISBN: 9780999603208 Describes in some detail the author’s trip through the Soviet Union in 1972 as a Russian-speaking guide on a U.S. Government cultural exchange exhibit to the USSR. Melissa L. Cook
The Call of the Last Frontier: The True Story of a Woman's Twenty-Year Alaska Adventure "I went to Alaska searching for a job and found an adventure!" - Melissa L. Cook
The Call of the Last Frontier is an adventurous memoir of school teacher Melissa L. Cook who moved her family to an Aleut bush community on the Bering Sea in 1995 and later to Prince of Wales Island, where they measured rain in feet. Together, she and her husband taught school while raising their young family in remote Alaska. Melissa discovered humor in unique situations found only in the Last Frontier. Her true story captures the essence of bush life, intriguing neighbors, and life with multiple sclerosis. Historical tidbits are sprinkled throughout this riveting tale where adventure arrived on the Cook's doorstep daily for 20 years in this world of few luxuries or conveniences. This tale is sure to delight Alaska and adventure fans.
Larry Kaniut, besting-selling author of the Alaska Bear Tales
series wrote, "It's all here-living in bush Alaska, fighting off men, packing a pistol for bear protection, suffering the ravages of weather, flying with white-knuckled fear, facing down 100-mile an hour winds as well as fearing erupting volcanoes. And that's only part of their journey. You had to be there. Oh, wait. Melissa's book takes you there." Julianne Couch ISBN: 978-1-944986-22-3 In Sylvan Grove, Iowa, you can eat at Sally’s Sylvan Diner, shop at a family business in the square, read your news in the Sylvan Grove Gossiper, spend the night at the Sylvan Inn, and live out your final days at the Sylvan Valley Care Center. Or you can hike the Sylvan Ridge and look out on prairie and farmland to find your way out of town along the Sylvan Trail. From there, you might land a job at a toll booth along a Kansas Highway and be asked to do some mighty unusual things. You might leave for a legislative job until your politician loses re-election and you drift back to your childhood home on the high plains. You might find yourself in the Nebraska Panhandle, trying to convince western ranchers to open their property to hikers and cell-phone photographers. But if you are budding plant scientist Amber Jensen, Sylvan Grove is your touchstone, the place to heal a broken heart and start a new life restoring a historic bar in the foothills of Wyoming’s Wind River Mountains. Linda Crowder The Deadly Art of Love and Murder ASIN: B075BJXM44 Alaskan fine arts dealer, Caribou King, has closed up shop for the season and is looking forward to a peaceful winter, capped off by the birth of her sister’s first child. When she discovers the body of Mrs. Nash, an elderly woman, in the old Tilamu house, Cara can’t help poking her nose into the investigation. Unraveling the mystery of the old woman’s death takes Cara and the town’s one-man police force, Dan Simmons, on a perilous journey through decades-old hatreds, bitterness and greed. With the Alaskan winter closing in, Cara finds herself caught between two men who say they love her and one who wants her dead. cAROL L. DEERING
Imagine watching a moose drink from a lake at nightfall. Gazing deep into a coyote’s eyes. Dancing rain that makes everyone young. Is it possible to experience an American region through writing? If the possibility exists, it is through Carol L. Deering’s book. Keri De Deo ISBN: 978-1942624288 Rebecca Kendall has a life any nineteen-year-old would envy: musical talent, love, romance, and a promising future. When a tragic accident erases her past, present, and future, Rebecca’s life turns into turmoil and irreconcilable loss. Becca faces her new life alone, angry, depressed, and DEAF. Becca wants nothing but a song, but will her dream survive such insurmountable odds? Will she ever take another chance at love? Only a mysterious stranger can answer those questions. Colleen Eccles Penor
ISBN 978-1-7340037-0-3 (hardcover) ISBN 978-1-7340037-1-0 (paperback) ISBN 978-1-7340037-2-7 (audiobook) ISBN 978-1-7340037-3-4 (e-book) They believed Daeios would be a safe haven. They were wrong. Fleeing apocalyptic weather, a young survivalist woman and her family seek safety deep underground. But a new danger awaits them. When the leaders of the shelter announce their plans to repopulate the earth using all fertile females, Shea knows she will be forced to become a breeder. Horrified at her impending fate, Shea must make the gut-wrenching decision whether to breed with an elderly, sadistic man and bear his child, or to fight the breeding, knowing that defiance will endanger her life and that of those she loves most. A dystopian thriller with overtones of The Handmaid’s Tale, Shea’s chilling story will appeal to readers with an interest in family and survival. Contains mature situations and language. Art Elser
It Seemed Innocent Enough is a collection of lyrical and wide-ranging poems that focus on family, love, sadness, joy, fear, death, God, myths, and man’s place in nature and the universe. Vignette’s of the human condition speak of the poet’s own humanity. Although serious, the poems also show the poet’s sense of humor and his feeling that this earth, this life is paradise enough for him. Tina Ann Forkner
Author Tina Ann Forkner tells a vivid story of a private grief, a secret painting, and one woman's search for hope in the second installment of The La Rosaleda Collection. Still mourning the loss of her family in a tragic accident, Lillian Diamon finds herself drawn back to the Rose House, a quiet cottage where four years earlier she poured out her anguish among its fragrant blossoms. She returns to the rolling hills and lush vineyards of the Sonoma Valley in search of something she can't quite name. But then Lillian stumbles onto an unexpected discovery: displayed in the La Rosaleda Gallery is a painting that captures every detail of her most private moment of misery, from the sorrow etched across her face to the sandals on her feet. What kind of artist would dare to intrude on such a personal scene, and how did he happen to witness Lillian's pain? As the mystery surrounding the portrait becomes entangled with her estranged sister and the accident that claimed the lives of her husband and children, Lillian is forced to rethink her assumptions about what really happened that day. A captivating novel rich with detail, Rose House explores how the brushstrokes of pain can illuminate the true beauty of life.Patricia Frolander
Wyoming rancher Patricia Frolander's previous work Married into It received many prestigious awards, including a Western Heritage Center Wrangler Award and a Women Writing the West WILLA Award. After a period of loss and adjustment, Frolander “embraces a second wind” in these poems of validation and renewal, shown through community, family, nature, and ranch life. Frolander once again is able to capture on paper the essence of Wyoming ranch life. These 61 elegantly crafted poems, divided into three sections—Old Pasture, Drought, and Fresh Grass, take us through the seasons of her life on a working ranch. Robynn Gabel
Seraphina faces the savage “uncivilized” world of the Vikings only to find a connection with the Norse way of life, which can be both noble and cruel. Through this incredible journey, Seraphina discovers she has an untapped warrior spirit. Torn between the land of her birth and the fierce world of the Vikings, she must make a choice only her heart can decide. Buy Norse Hearts on Amazon. Steve Gardiner, Co-author ISBN: 9781947427075 John Jancik wanted The 50 for Tibet project to spend a year climbing state highpoints to raise money for The Rowell Fund for Tibet. That was eleven years ago. The project extended to international highpoints, raised significant money, and increased awareness of human rights violations in Chinese-occupied Tibet. The 50 for Tibet group experienced planning and dreaming, hope and joy, fear and sadness. Highpointing for Tibet: A Journey Supporting The Rowell Fund takes the reader across the United States and beyond the borders to Ecuador, Norway, Sweden, Japan, Australia, Spain, and more as Team highPoint chases adventure in support of The Rowell Fund for Tibet. K.D. Gearhart
ISBN: 978-1-672934-38-1 Death threats. Love triangle. Kidnapping and murder. The movie shoot on location at the TRO Ranch in the Montana Rockies is in turmoil. Death threats have been delivered to a crew member. Tempers flare between the co-stars. A year-old kidnapping and murder case re-emerges. Courtney McKeena, consultant on the film, quickly becomes immersed in the drama. When the lead actress disappears during a campout scene, Courtney and fellow crew member, David Brown, launch a search. . . what awaits across Raven River? India Hayford 
ISBN: 978-1496753120 Disguised by adulthood and a name she found on a gravestone, Genevieve Charbonneau returns to her childhood home in southwestern Arkansas, a place hallowed in her memory by a decade of exile and longing. She only intends to visit the site of her grandmother’s destroyed farmhouse and leave, but an unexpected meeting in a graveyard reconnects her with the shattered remnants of her family. An abused woman and her daughters struggle to find the courage to fight back, a battle-ravaged Vietnam veteran endures debilitating visions, a ghost seeks the path away from life, and a preacher preys on the most vulnerable members of his congregation. As Genevieve seeks a place within the shifting kaleidoscope of her family, her presence among them becomes a catalyst for change. Mandie Hines
Origami Stars and Hot Air Moon ISBN: 978-1952909016 In Origami Stars and Hot Air Moon, Mandie Hines traverses through the process of grieving, finding understanding of what loss is, and what it is not. These poems take you through a journey of reclaiming hope, remembering love, and rediscovering memories, while taking you down a path that eventually leads to healing. Timothy Hoover 
Soul Serenade: King Curtis and His Immortal Saxophone ISBN: 978-1-57441-881-1 "Soul Serenade is the definitive biography of one of the most influential musicians of the 50s, 60s, and early 70s. The book chronicles King Curtis’s meteoric rise from a humble Texas farm to the recording studios of Memphis, Muscle Shoals, and New York City as well as to some of the world’s greatest music stages, including the Apollo Theatre, Fillmore West, and Montreux Jazz Festival. Curtis’s “chicken-scratch” solos on the Coasters’ Yakety Yak changed the role of the saxophone in rock & roll forever. His band opened for the Beatles at their famous Shea Stadium concert in 1965. He also backed his “little sister” and close friend Aretha Franklin on nearly all of her tours and Atlantic Records productions from 1967 until his death. Soul Serenade is the result of more than twenty years of interviews and research. It is the most comprehensive exploration of Curtis’s complex personality: his contagious sense of humor and endearing southern elegance as well as his love for gambling and his sometimes aggressive temperament. It explores Curtis’s vibrant relationships and music-making with the likes of Buddy Holly, Sam Cooke, Isaac Hayes, Jimi Hendrix, Aretha Franklin, Otis Redding, Sam Moore, Donny Hathaway and Duane Allman, among many others." Buy Here!sheila kovach
ISBN 979-8887514703 All families have traditions and celebrations. There are no rules about how your family should celebrate holidays or special events throughout the year. Families are for making memories and for sharing stories and history. Each family is different and yet so very special. Yours is different than mine. Our inner circle is the family we choose. Whether it is your church family, your work family, your neighborhood family, your interest group family, or the family of friends with whom you share common bonds. We make families throughout our lives. This collection of thirty-eight short stories is about every kind of family, sharing moments throughout the year. Special days, special times, and special circumstances for special people like your family, all families, all year long. Enjoy spending time with family. Buy Here!Page Lambert IN SEARCH OF KINSHIP: Modern Pioneering on the Western Landscape ISBN: 1-55591-266-4 In the tradition of Terry Tempest Williams, Gretel Ehrlich, and Linda Hasselstrom, this universal story of the modern search for roots and traditions offers a deep initiation into the process of connection to place and the resilience that rootedness offers. As she and her family face heartbreak and ultimately prevail, Lambert finds balance in the one unbending link to the future: the land itself. Emotionally powerful, lucid and insightful, In Search of Kinship is a moving portrait of our ultimate kinship with the land. J.G. Matheny ISBN 978-0996325578 Defying logic, but not magic, Renaissance Princess Aqualine the Wise and modern-day Princess Allison the Benevolent communicate through their dreams. Aqualine inks proclamations and Allison holds webcasts, inspiring their loyal subjects and solving problems through ideas and influence gained from each other’s world. Together they will face their biggest problem and solution yet. Novel and Screenplay, with musical adaptation at www.theprincessinmyhead.com. Buy Here!Alethea Williams ISBN: 978-1987767261 Joy that Long Endures is the second of the Irish Blessings series of historical novels that began in Cheyenne with Walls for the Wind. This time the action takes place at Bryan City and South Pass City, where Devin Cavanaugh and Dulcinetta Jackson are each doing their best to make a living in Wyoming Territory. What happens when these two very different people with different ambitions team up to gamble on achieving their dreams? | Michael McCoy IBSN: 978-1-944986-15-5 Sleeping Dogs Don’t Lie is the story of Clifford Gustafson, born Clifford Whitetail on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation. Orphaned as a young boy, Clifford is adopted and raised by a farm couple in Minnesota—which, he learns after beginning college, was part of the ancestral Cheyenne homeland prior to the 1700s. Clifford takes the fact that he was brought back to Minnesota through no choice of his own as providence, and as a sign. The revelation kicks off a voyage of discovery for Clifford that leads to a degree in anthropology and a summer job at an important archaeological site on the west slope of the Bighorn Mountains in Wyoming. What begins as a carefree, educational summer for Clifford is ripped apart by the apparent murder of a beloved workmate, a young woman who had become more than a friend. Clifford immediately takes on the responsibility of solving the mystery …and then the adventure begins. Brad McKim 
A Presidents Story Too: Another Novel of Power and Personality ISBN 978-1977265241 In the wake of the Civil War, fourteen men will succeed Abraham Lincoln and attempt to reunify the United States. As their personal tales intertwine and overlap on their way to the Presidency, they defer to Congress until it is clear that Democrats and Republicans are more concerned with the prerogatives of power and patronage than Lincoln's pledge of freedom and opportunity for all Americans. The 19th-century Presidents battle with Congress to reform how jobs and other benefits are dispensed, while the Presidents of the early 20th century find themselves presiding over a country that has transitioned from an agricultural economy-supported by slave and immigrant labor-to an industrial economy generating the wealth that thrusts the country onto the world stage. Through it all, the Presidents continue the novel practice of handing over power peacefully, even in the face of a Depression that will challenge the United States' newfound status as a world power. Kim McMahill A Dose of Danger: Book 1 in the Risky Research Series ISBN: 978-1514111628 When researcher Grace Talbot’s team discovers a possible solution for weight loss they’re targeted by a group dedicated to controlling the diet product industry worth billions. With her colleagues either dead, missing, or on the run she must trust the local deputy with her life, but can she trust him with her heart? rick moritz
The Black Gold Rush transforms the Old West into the new--it's the seventies in Wyoming's Powder River Basin, and a cheap "clean" coal strike promises a 500-year supply. Coal-fired power plants are built in record times, railways duel for the rights-of-way in and out of the coal fields, and wide spots in the road burst into towns and cities, demanding housing and schools, recreation and entertainment, hospitals and clinics. Miners and trainmen are hired by the hundreds--money flows while the good times roll.And true to the nature of the boom-and-bust American West, prosperity is followed by depravity--drugs, prostitution, and gambling, all to be dealt with by law enforcement that is understaffed and underfunded. Add to this storm of uncertainty a veteran of railroad law enforcement, Special Agent Will Allen. Retired (almost fired), Will is a private consultant working, when the spirit moves him, for any railway with a need for discretion--the unsolvable theft, the combustible tragedy, or--as in this case--the regrettable "accident," his specialty. In this case: a 15-year-old girl learns her dad's railway death was faked, and only Allen can help. John D. Nesbitt ISBN: 978-1979755139 Wilf Kasmire is surprised to hear from his ex-girlfriend, Dawn Jenkins, and he is hesitant when she asks if she can stay with him “for a while.” Her stay with Wilf is cut short when she disappears without a note, and Wilf finds himself following a trail of drug dealers and sexual opportunists who resort to desperate measures in order to cover their tracks. JMC North
An adventurous romance trilogy set in the 1960's with two Wyoming ranching families. They struggle against the rugged and wild Rockies with predators such as wolves, grizzlies, and coyotes. The individuals face challenges in love, friendship, betrayal, death, and grief. The families have riveting situations which have unexpected outcomes. The three novels are an emotional journey with many twists and turns. Sharon Obert
ISBN: 979-8986169804 Buy Here!Betty Jean Pearson ISBN: 9781453867952 A Priceless Gift features Steven Harlan, a puppy raiser, who shares his experiences with Carmine, a yellow lab. A puppy raiser spends 24 hours a day 7 days a week with a puppy and up to 22 months to complete a puppy’s basic training. After training, then the puppy gets specialized training before getting matched with an individual with a disability. As a service dog, Carmine helped bring independence to me, which is truly a Priceless Gift. Jane Coletti Perry Inspired by events in the life of the author's family, Marcello's Promise is the heartfelt journey of a husband’s promise to his wife for the American dream, from the hills of Italy to a Wyoming coalmining town, 1915-1926. Link to purchase: janecolettiperry.com Dean Peterson Anna Schutz is the story of a suicidal private stationed in Germany who’s depression leads him to see the ghosts of people who were on his post during WWII, including the white cladapparition of young woman often seen running through the fog. After falling in love with her, the soldier is lead to a warren of tunnels under his barracks and a forgotten clinic once used by the Nazi’s where he tries to solve her murder. Listen to the free audiobook HERE! Helen M. Pugsley
A 26 year old dentist finds out she is actually a fairy switched with a human, during the Covid-19 pandemic. She decides try to save the human girl from the fairies. Bart Ringer
Routine Patrol: Memoirs of a Small-town Cop So what’s it like to be a cop in a small Wyoming town in the heart of flyover country? Is it like Barney Fife’s sleepy little Mayberry? Sometimes. Is it like Dirty Harry Callahan’s San Francisco? On occasion. Randi Samuelson-Brown ISBN: 978-1432834050, 9781432836993 ISBN-10: 1432856456 ISBN-13: 978-1432856458 The BEATEN TERRITORY delivers a compelling look at the intrigues of the Wild West, where women were enterprising and justice could be had…for a price. Finalist – Genre Fiction. Colorado Author’s League 2018. Frederick H. Savage Black Indian – Red Heart (White Justice) ISBN: 978-1610091862 Black Indian – Red Heart (White Justice) is a story set in the Civil War era that takes the issues of slavery and injustice head on. The main character, Colton Sage, is the son of a runaway slave and an Indian woman. He is born free into a world of unending prejudice and bias. He grows up to become one of the most notorious Indian outlaws in the land, the infamous “Black Bat from Hell.” This is a no holds barred account of the events that led up to the Indian war of 1862 and the largest mass execution in US history. Sue Simonich
ISBN: 979-8871685952
In the autumn of 1986 Nova Denver suffered a serious emotional blow with the sudden death of her mother Grace. Finding a clutch of paperwork in Grace’s filing cabinet, Nova discovered evidence of her own previously undisclosed adoption in the 1950's. In a posthumous letter, Grace’s emotional apology revealed that Nova’s birth mother was actually Grace’s sister, Elsa Benton.
Nova put her career on hold at the Natural History Museum as she looked into Elsa’s troubling past, and the circumstances that forced her into isolation during her pregnancy. When Nova was born in the Uintah Mountain wilderness of Northern Utah, the local sheepherder’s daughter was Elsa’s only friend. Six months after Grace’s death, an evasive stranger mysteriously offered astonishingly cryptic clues to Elsa’s past. His eccentric behavior and questionable motives put Nova on edge, prompting justifiable suspicion and concern. Enlisting her aunt Rue, best friend Jake, and renowned English psychic Sir Godfrey Wilton, they solved the decades old mystery of Elsa’s life and her unknown father’s identity. Tom Spence
ISBN: 9781649222237 This volume, Observations and Commentary, is what its title bespeaks. Everything with which we interact daily can be the source of quandary or confusion, of interest, of interrogation, or of insight. The danger, as the poet says is in "...the ritual of postponing rituals, the deception that there is still plenty of time." After all, what finer ritual can one observe than to embrace the mystery, turn it over like a polished pebble in the hand, and wonder if the examiner is examined by his or her own question. If this collection of poetry lives up to its title, it gives voice to unexpected trajectories as ideas carom from impacts with observations often noted ironically, or irreverently, or with occasional insights which startled even the poet. The poet should not be immune from being informed by his or her own poetry. Cal Stevens On the Other Side of Brokeback Mountain ISBN: 9781478361923 This book includes a novella, which records the most memorable and exciting events in the life of a northern Wyoming cowboy, and several short stories about life on a ranch. These stories combine recollections of some actual events in the author’s youth embellished with fictional material to present a realistic view of ranch life. Abbie Johnson Taylor 
Sixteen-year-old Natalie learns a family secret from her grandmother, who suffers from dementia. After doing some research and realizing that her grandmother didn’t make this up, she tells her parents, and it tears the family apart. Will they come together in time for the holidays? A.E Thrall  ISBN: B0C51RLPGH At the Buckroad Inn, Eloralynn, an Elysian princess who has long begged Ohren to take up his throne, recounts the tale of the Seventeen Elysians. As she tells the tale of the forebears of all races, The Children, and their strife against the rebellious god Odrum, Ohren grapples with the shame of his past. Anathama’s Road weaves together the tales of the Seventeen Elysians and the Sons of Remr. Together these tales tell the ages long war between the Vanya and the Merath, the gods of the world. Eloralynn speaks of the first Elysians, the Three from the Sky, and the Four from the Tree. She tells how they attempt to find the Five from the Mountain and Five from the Sea, amidst the incredible danger brought about by Odrum and the Merath. Barbara Townsend
ISBN: 0997234075 In 1933 Wyoming, Em Olson struggles to operate her beloved family hotel after her father’s abandonment and her mother’s death. A new lodger, a handsome geologist searching for gold, brightens her lonely life. He makes discoveries of murder and swindles embroiling the family hotel and her father’s gold mine. Stressed to the breaking point, she must examine her past to find her father’s killer and decide her future while the man she has grown to love prepares to depart on his next assignment. Laurie Marr Wasmund
ISBN: 978-0985967550 1918 At a time when it takes courage to love, hope, or have faith, three young Irish-Americans dare to believe in themselves and in America. As a Red Cross relief worker, Kathleen O’Doherty offers hope to the wounded and comfort to the dying. Kathleen’s cousin, Corporal Sean Sullivan of the American Expeditionary Force, proves his valor during fierce fighting in the trenches near Verdun. In Colorado, Sean’s sister, Maggie, finds herself shunned by neighbors and friends because of her husband’s opposition to the war. Meticulously researched, this second book in the White Winter Trilogy explores how hope is shattered and rekindled, hearts are broken and mended, and faith is lost and found in a world in which nothing is certain.T |
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