### Install arwes Package

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/vanilla

Install the arwes package using npm to begin using the vanilla functionalities.

```bash
npm install arwes
```

--------------------------------

### Install ARWES React Package

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react

Install the `@arwes/react` package in your project. Ensure React strict mode is disabled and Client-Side Rendering (CSR) is used.

```bash
npm install @arwes/react
```

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### Example SVG Frame Structure

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/frames

This is an example of an SVG structure used for a frame, consisting of two path elements for lines and a rect for the background.

```html
<svg
  width="201"
  height="102"
  viewBox="0 0 201 102"
  fill="none"
  xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"
>
  <path d="M 0.5 1 H 200.5 V 21" stroke="#20DFDF" />
  <path d="M 200.5 101 H 0.5 V 81" stroke="#20DFDF" />
  <rect x="5.5" y="6.5" width="190" height="90" fill="#20DFDF" fill-opacity="0.1" />
</svg>
```

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### Integrating GSAP Animation Tool

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Example of integrating the GSAP animation library with ARWES Animated component. The transition function must return an object with a `.cancel()` method.

```jsx
import { gsap } from 'gsap'


<Animated animated={{
  transitions: {
    entering: ({ element, duration }) =>
      gsap.to(element, { opacity: 1, duration }),
    exiting: ({ element, duration }) =>
      gsap.to(element, { opacity: 0, duration })
  }
}} />
```

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### Apply Tailwind Classes with ARWES Theme

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/tailwind

Example of using the newly available Tailwind classes for typography and responsive text sizing, based on the integrated ARWES theme.

```html
<article class="flex flex-col gap-2">
  <h1 class="font-header text-primary-4 text-3xl 3sm:text-4xl">
    ARWES
  </h1>
  <p class="font-body text-secondary-4">
    Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.
  </p>
</article>
```

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### Top Line SVG Path

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/frames

This code snippet represents the SVG path for the top line of the frame. It defines the starting point, extends horizontally, and then moves vertically downwards.

```html
<path d="M 0.5 1 H 200.5 V 21" stroke="#20DFDF" />
```

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### Bleeps Provider Configuration

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/bleeps

Configure and provide bleeps settings to all components in your app. This includes master volume, common settings, category volumes, and individual bleep configurations with sources and loop options.

```typescript
import { type BleepsProviderSettings, BleepsProvider } from '@arwes/react'


// Import the previous bleeps names type.
import type { BleepsNames } from './types.ts'


const bleepsSettings: BleepsProviderSettings<BleepsNames> = {
  master: {
    volume: 0.5 // 50% of operating system volume.
  },
  common: {
    disabled: false
  },
  categories: { // Relative to the `master` settings.
    background: { volume: 0.25 },
    transition: { volume: 0.5 },
    interaction: { volume: 0.75 },
    notification: { volume: 1 }
  },
  bleeps: {
    hover: {
      category: 'background',
      // List of sound assets by priority for compatibility.
      sources: [
        { src: '/sounds/hover.webm', type: 'audio/webm' },
        { src: '/sounds/hover.mp3', type: 'audio/mpeg' }
      ]
    },
    type: {
      category: 'transition',
      sources: [
        { src: '/sounds/type.webm', type: 'audio/webm' },
        { src: '/sounds/type.mp3', type: 'audio/mpeg' }
      ],
      loop: true
    },
    click: {
      category: 'interaction',
      sources: [
        { src: '/sounds/click.webm', type: 'audio/webm' },
        { src: '/sounds/click.mp3', type: 'audio/mpeg' }
      ]
    },
    error: {
      category: 'notification',
      sources: [
        { src: '/sounds/error.webm', type: 'audio/webm' },
        { src: '/sounds/error.mp3', type: 'audio/mpeg' }
      ]
    }
  }
}


const App = (): JSX.Element => (
  <BleepsProvider {...bleepsSettings}>
    {/* ... */}
  </BleepsProvider>
)
```

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### Create a Theme Configuration

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/visual

Define a theme object with customizable units, multipliers, breakpoints, colors, and font families using ARWES theme creation tools. This theme can be used across various styling solutions.

```javascript
import {
  createThemeUnit,
  createThemeMultiplier,
  createThemeColor,
  createThemeBreakpoints
} from 'arwes'


const theme = Object.freeze({
  // REM units.
  space: createThemeUnit((index) => `${index * 0.25}rem`),


  // Pixel units.
  spacen: createThemeMultiplier((index) => index * 4),


  // Media query breakpoints.
  breakpoints: createThemeBreakpoints([
    { key: '3sm', value: '375px' },
    { key: '2sm', value: '410px' },
    { key: 'sm', value: '640px' },
    { key: 'md', value: '768px' },
    { key: 'lg', value: '1024px' },
    { key: 'xl', value: '1280px' },
    { key: '2xl', value: '1536px' },
    { key: '3xl', value: '1980px' }
  ]),


  // Color palettes.
  colors: {
    primary: createThemeColor(i => [180, 10 + i, 92.5 - i * 9.44]),
    secondary: createThemeColor(i => [60, 10 + i, 92.5 - i * 9.44])
  },


  // Typography.
  fontFamily: {
    header: ['Tomorrow', 'sans-serif'],
    body: ['Roboto', 'sans-serif']
  }
})


export { theme }
```

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### Card Component with Transition Animations

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

A card component demonstrating various transition animations like fade, flicker, rotate, and translate applied to different elements.

```tsx
<Animator>
  <Animated
    as='article'
    className='card'
    animated={['fade']}
  >
    <Animator>
      <Animated
        as='img'
        className='card-image'
        animated={['flicker', ['rotate', -45, 0]]}
        src='logo.svg'
      />
    </Animator>
    <Animator>
      <Animated
        as='h1'
        className='card-title'
        animated={['fade', ['x', 20, 0]]}
      >
        ARWES
      </Animated>
    </Animator>
    <Animator>
      <Animated
        as='p'
        className='card-description'
        animated={['fade', ['x', 20, 0]]}
      >
        Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.
      </Animated>
    </Animator>
  </Animated>
</Animator>
```

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### Shorthand Array Animation

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Define a simple opacity animation using a shorthand array.

```jsx
<Animated animated={[['opacity', 0, 1]]} />
```

--------------------------------

### Card Component Animation with Motion

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Simplifies card component animations by using a single animator and the motion library for transitions. Animations are hard-coded for performance in isolated components.

```jsx
import { Animator, Animated, type AnimatedProp } from '@arwes/react'
import { timeline, stagger } from 'motion'


const animated: AnimatedProp = {
  transitions: {
    entering: ({ element, $, duration }) =>
      timeline([
        [element, { opacity: [0, 1] }, { duration }],
        [
          $('img'),
          { opacity: [0, 1, 0.5, 1], rotate: [-45, 0] },
          { at: 0, duration: duration * 0.75 }
        ],
        [
          $('h1, p'),
          { opacity: [0, 1], x: [20, 0] },
          { at: 0.1, duration: duration - 0.2, delay: stagger(0.1) }
        ]
      ]),
    // The exit transition animation is simplified by just
    // animating the root element.
    exiting: { opacity: [1, 0, 0.5, 0] }
  }
}


const Card = (): JSX.Element => (
  <Animator>
    <Animated
      as='article'
      className='card'
      animated={animated}
    >
      <img className='card-image' src='logo.svg' />
      <h1 className='card-title'>ARWES</h1>
      <p className='card-description'>Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.</p>
    </Animated>
  </Animator>
)
```

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### Rendering a Custom FrameBase Component

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/frames

Renders a custom frame using the FrameBase component with the defined frame settings. Similar to other frames, it requires a positioned parent container for responsive behavior.

```jsx
import { FrameBase } from '@arwes/react'


<div style={{ position: 'relative', width: 300, height: 300 }}>
  <FrameBase settings={frameSettings} />
  <div style={{ position: 'relative' }}>
    Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework
  </div>
<div>
```

--------------------------------

### Bleeps Consumer Usage

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/bleeps

Access and play bleeps within components using the useBleeps hook. Ensure to check if bleeps are available before attempting to play them.

```typescript
import { useBleeps } from '@arwes/react'
import type { BleepsNames } from './types.ts'


const Button = (): JSX.Element => {
  const bleeps = useBleeps<BleepsNames>()
  return (
    <button
      onMouseEnter={() => {
        // In case the bleeps are disabled, always check if they are provided.
        bleeps.hover?.play()
      }}
      onClick={() => {
        bleeps.click?.play()
      }}
    >
      Hover or click me!
    </button>
  )
}
```

--------------------------------

### Animator Durations and Timings

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Configure enter, exit, and delay durations for animations within the Animator component. Requires 'motion' for easing functions like 'spring'.

```jsx
import { spring } from 'motion'

<Animator duration={{ enter: 0.7, exit: 0.3, delay: 0.25 }}>
  <Animated animated={[['opacity', 0, 1, undefined, spring()]]} />
</Animator>
```

--------------------------------

### Custom Function Animation with Motion One

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Use custom functions with libraries like Motion One for complex animations. Ensure 'motion' is imported.

```jsx
import { animate } from 'motion'
<Animated animated={{
  transitions: {
    entering: ({ element, duration }) =>
      animate(element, { opacity: [0, 1] }, { duration }),
    exiting: ({ element, duration }) =>
      animate(element, { opacity: [1, 0] }, { duration })
  }
}} />
```

--------------------------------

### Animated Component Durations and Timings

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Define animation durations, delays, and easing directly on the Animated component. Requires 'motion' for easing functions like 'spring'.

```jsx
<Animator>
  <Animated animated={{
    transitions: {
      entering: { opacity: [0, 1], duration: 0.7, delay: 0.25, easing: spring() },
      exiting: { opacity: [1, 0], duration: 0.3, easing: spring() }
    }
  }} />
</Animator>
```

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### Out-of-the-box Octagon Frame

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/frames

Demonstrates how to use the FrameOctagon component with custom stroke and background colors, and disables default animations. Ensure the parent container has relative positioning for the frame to be absolute.

```jsx
import { FrameOctagon } from '@arwes/react'


<div style={{ position: 'relative', width: 300, height: 300 }}>
  <FrameOctagon
    style={{
      '--arwes-frames-line-color': 'hsl(180deg 75% 50%)',
      '--arwes-frames-bg-color': 'hsl(180deg 75% 50% / 10%)'
    }}
    animated={false}
  />
  <div style={{ position: 'relative' }}>
    Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework
  </div>
</div>
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Card Component

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

A simple React card component without any animation logic.

```tsx
const Card = (): JSX.Element => (
  <article className='card'>
    <img className='card-image' src='logo.svg' />
    <h1 className='card-title'>ARWES</h1>
    <p className='card-description'>Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.</p>
  </article>
)
```

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### Declarative Bleeps with Animator

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/bleeps

Play bleeps declaratively based on animator state changes using the BleepsOnAnimator component. This allows sounds to be triggered on entering or exiting animations.

```typescript
import { Animator, Text, BleepsOnAnimator } from '@arwes/react'
import type { BleepsNames } from './types.ts'


const Content = (): JSX.Element => (
  <Animator>
    <BleepsOnAnimator<BleepsNames>
      transitions={{ entering: 'type', exiting: 'type' }}
    />
    <Text>
      The bleep will play on the animator state changes to enter and exit.
    </Text>
  </Animator>
)
```

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### AnimatorGeneralProvider Configuration

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Use AnimatorGeneralProvider to set default settings for all animators in a tree, such as enabling/disabling them and configuring default durations.

```jsx
import { AnimatorGeneralProvider } from '@arwes/react'


<AnimatorGeneralProvider
  disabled={false}
  duration={{ enter: 0.4, exit: 0.4, stagger: 0.04 }}
>
  <Animator>
    {/* ... */}
  </Animator>
</AnimatorGeneralProvider>
```

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### Object Definition Animation

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Define entering and exiting animations using an object structure.

```jsx
<Animated animated={{
  transitions: {
    entering: { opacity: [0, 1] },
    exiting: { opacity: [1, 0] }
  }
}} />
```

--------------------------------

### JavaScript Frame Element: Path with Attributes

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/frames

An extended frame element definition in JavaScript, including 'name', 'className', and 'style' properties alongside the 'path' definition.

```javascript
{
  type: 'path',
  name: 'line', // [data-name] attribute
  className: 'my-frame-line', // class attribute
  style: { // CSS properties.
    stroke: '#20DFDF'
  },
  path: [
    ['M', 0.5, 1],
    ['H', '100% - 0.5'],
    ['v', 21]
  ]
}
```

--------------------------------

### Basic Text Animation

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/text

Animates simple strings using the Text component within an Animator. If no animator is found, content renders without effects.

```javascript
import { Animator, Text } from '@arwes/react'


<Animator>
  <Text>
    Text content.
  </Text>
</Animator>
```

--------------------------------

### Custom SVG Frame Definition

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/frames

Defines the structure and appearance of a custom SVG frame using FrameSettings. This includes paths for borders and a rectangle for the background, with dynamic sizing using percentages.

```typescript
import { type FrameSettings } from '@arwes/react'


const frameSettings: FrameSettings = {
  elements: [
    {
      type: 'path',
      name: 'line',
      style: { fill: 'none', stroke: '#20DFDF' },
      path: [
        ['M', 0.5, 1],
        ['H', '100% - 0.5'],
        ['v', 21]
      ]
    },
    {
      type: 'path',
      name: 'line',
      style: { fill: 'none', stroke: '#20DFDF' },
      path: [
        ['M', '100% - 0.5', '100% - 0.5'],
        ['H', '0.5'],
        ['v', -21]
      ]
    },
    {
      type: 'rect',
      style: { fill: 'hsl(180deg 75% 50% / 10%)', stroke: 'none' },
      x: 6,
      y: 6,
      width: '100% - 12',
      height: '100% - 12'
    }
  ]
}
```

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### React Puffs Background with Animator

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/bgs

This snippet demonstrates how to use the `Puffs` background component with the `Animator` component in React. Ensure `Animator` is imported and used to manage the animation flow. The `Puffs` component can be configured with various properties like color, quantity, and offsets.

```javascript
import { Animator, Puffs } from '@arwes/react'


<Animator duration={{ enter: 1 }}>
  <Puffs
    color="hsl(60, 75%, 50%, 0.5)"
    quantity={100}
    padding={0}
    xOffset={[10, 50]}
    yOffset={[-20, -80]}
    radiusOffset={[4, 20]}
  />
  <div style={{ position: 'relative' }}>
    <h1>ARWES</h1>
  </div>
</Animator>
```

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### Configure Tailwind with ARWES Theme

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/tailwind

Integrates the ARWES theme settings into the Tailwind CSS configuration. It converts ARWES breakpoints to Tailwind screens and ARWES colors to Tailwind palettes.

```typescript
import type { Config } from 'tailwindcss'

// Import the theme definition.
import { theme } from './src/theme'

// Convert an ARWES theme breakpoints to a Tailwind screens settings.
const createTWScreens = (): Record<string, string> =>
  theme.breakpoints.settings
    .map(({ key, value }) => ({ [key]: value }))
    .reduce((t, i) => ({ ...t, ...i }), {})

// Convert an ARWES theme color to a Tailwind color palette settings.
const createTWPalette = (
  createColor: (i: number) => string,
  length: number
): Record<string, string> =>
  Array(length)
    .fill(null)
    .map((_, i) => ({ [i]: createColor(i) }))
    .reduce((t, i) => ({ ...t, ...i }), {})

export const tailwind: Config = {
  content: ['./src/**/*.{html,js,ts,md,jsx,tsx,mdx}'],
  theme: {
    extend: {
      screens: createTWScreens(),
      colors: {
        primary: createTWPalette(theme.colors.primary, 10),
        secondary: createTWPalette(theme.colors.secondary, 10)
      },
      // `fontFamily` can be passed just like this.
      fontFamily: theme.fontFamily


      // Tailwind `spacing` is the same as the theme `space` setting.
    }
  }
}
```

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### Card Component Animations with Stagger

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

Animate a card component with a combined animator and staggered child animations. The main animator controls stagger duration, while individual animators control enter duration.

```jsx
<Animator combine manager="stagger" duration={{ stagger: 0.1 }}>
  <Animated
    as='article'
    className='card'
    animated={['fade']}
  >
    <Animator duration={{ enter: 0.8 }}>
      <Animated
        as='img'
        className='card-image'
        animated={['flicker', ['rotate', -45, 0]]}
        src='logo.svg'
      />
    </Animator>
    {/* ... */}
  </Animated>
</Animator>
```

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### Sequence Text Animation

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/text

Renders text character by character using the 'sequence' manager. The animator duration can be dynamically updated based on text length or fixed.

```javascript
import { Animator, Text } from '@arwes/react'


// By default, the duration provided by the animator will be the maximum based on
// the dynamic calculation of the text length.
<Animator duration={{ enter: 2 }}>
  <Text
    as='div' // 'p' by default
    // manager='sequence'
    // Since it has an internal HTML element, pass the 'style: CSSProperties' to it.
    contentStyle={{ display: 'flex', flexDirection: 'column', gap: '0.5rem' }}
    // It also accepts 'contentClassName: string'.
  >
    <h3>Nebula</h3>
    <p>A <b>nebula</b> (<a href="/wiki/Latin_language">Latin</a> for 'cloud, fog'; ...</p>
    <p>Nebulae are often star-forming regions, such as in the ...</p>
    <p>In these regions, the formations of gas, dust, and other materials "clump" together to ...</p>
    <p>The remaining material is then thought to form <a href="/wiki/Planet">planets</a> ...</p>
  </Text>
</Animator>
```

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### Card Component with Animated Elements

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

A card component using <Animated> components to apply animations managed by parent <Animator> nodes.

```tsx
import { Animator, Animated } from '@arwes/react'


const Card = (): JSX.Element => (
  <Animator>
    <Animated as='article' className='card'>
      <Animator>
        <Animated as='img' className='card-image' src='logo.svg' />
      </Animator>
      <Animator>
        <Animated as='h1' className='card-title'>ARWES</Animated>
      </Animator>
      <Animator>
        <Animated as='p' className='card-description'>
          Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.
        </Animated>
      </Animator>
    </Animated>
  </Animator>
)
```

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### JavaScript Frame Element: Path Definition

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/frames

Defines a frame element as a JavaScript object with a 'path' property. It uses a mix of absolute and dynamic percentage-based coordinates for responsiveness.

```javascript
{
  type: 'path',
  path: [
    ['M', 0.5, 1], // x,y pixels
    ['H', '100% - 0.5'], // x = svg_width * 100% - 0.5 pixels
    ['v', 21] // Lowercase "v" which is relative to prev point.
  ]
}
```

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### Complete Frame Elements Definition

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/fundamentals/frames

An array of JavaScript objects defining all elements for a complete SVG frame, including paths for lines and a rectangle for the background, with dynamic sizing properties.

```javascript
[
  {
    type: 'path',
    style: { fill: 'none', stroke: '#20DFDF' },
    path: [
      ['M', 0.5, 1],
      ['H', '100% - 0.5'],
      ['v', 21]
    ]
  },
  {
    type: 'path',
    style: { fill: 'none', stroke: '#20DFDF' },
    path: [
      ['M', '100% - 0.5', '100% - 0.5'],
      ['H', '0.5'],
      ['v', -21]
    ]
  },
  {
    type: 'rect',
    style: { fill: 'hsl(180deg 75% 50% / 10%)', stroke: 'none' },
    x: 6,
    y: 6,
    width: '100% - 12',
    height: '100% - 12'
  }
]
```

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### Card Component with Multiple Animators

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/animators

A card component utilizing multiple <Animator> components to manage animations for individual elements.

```tsx
import { Animator } from '@arwes/react'


const Card = (): JSX.Element => (
  <Animator>
    <article className='card'>
      <Animator>
        <img className='card-image' src='logo.svg' />
      </Animator>
      <Animator>
        <h1 className='card-title'>ARWES</h1>
      </Animator>
      <Animator>
        <p className='card-description'>Futuristic Sci-Fi UI Web Framework.</p>
      </Animator>
    </article>
  </Animator>
)
```

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### Decipher Text Animation

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/text

Decrypts and encrypts text content on animator state change using the 'decipher' manager. Recommended for short, centered, or monospace texts.

```javascript
import { Animator, Text } from '@arwes/react'


<Animator duration={{ enter: 1, exit: 1 }}>
  <Text className='text-decipher' manager='decipher' fixed>
    Pillars of Creation
  </Text>
</Animator>
```

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### Bleeps Names Type Safety

Source: https://next.arwes.dev/docs/develop/react/bleeps

Define a union type for bleep names to ensure type safety when referencing sounds within your application.

```typescript
// List of sound names for type safety.
export type BleepsNames = 'hover' | 'type' | 'click' | 'error'
```

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