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Anonymous Sun Jul 19 16:05:19 2015 No.6850215 [Reply] [Original]

ITT, we list some ideas, literary movements, themes, etc. that we are interested in, and posters recommend books that encapsulate the spirit of the aforementioned.
(we just had this thread, i know)
Things I like:
>Joe R. Lansdale
>Crime fiction ( focused on the criminals, not a detective, like the comic Stray Bullets)
>Historical fiction
>Martin McDonagh

A book I would like is:

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 00:40:49 2015 No.6851989 >>6850215 >crime fiction In cold blood tbh I'm into sex, motivational works that avoid romantic tones, and gossip

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 00:43:06 2015 No.6852001 >>6850215 Mongolian Complot

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 00:48:26 2015 No.6852023 techno-primitivism

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:01:51 2015 No.6852063 Setting: Africa

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:24:34 2015 No.6852126 File: 149 KB, 800x800, 1435069255490.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >metafiction >science fiction

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:39:45 2015 No.6852163 File: 12 KB, 227x222, sharpStirner.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >Stirner >Nietzsche >Camus >Marx

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:40:54 2015 No.6852166 Twitter as literature

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:42:21 2015 No.6852169 Pulp Yakuza stories. Or really anything set in a busy Japanese city that isn't high school anime tier. I need inspiration for side missions. >>6852166 Totalitarianism in the Tundra

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:47:36 2015 No.6852186 >>6852169 Pretty much everything by Murakami

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:48:22 2015 No.6852189 File: 3.33 MB, 2001x3881, Sci Fi.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6852126 >science fiction Dune Forever War The Stars my Destination A Canticle for Lebowitz

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:49:49 2015 No.6852196 >>6852169 Ryu murakami

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 01:57:44 2015 No.6852218 >>6850215 For A New Liberty - Rothbard Family Happiness and Other Stories - Tolstoy The Metamorphosis and Other Stories - Kafka I really enjoy Kafka so any recommendations on that type of literature would be appreciated.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 02:01:38 2015 No.6852227 >>6852218 "that type" read camus

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 02:09:30 2015 No.6852251 >>6852227 Thanks, I just had a look at his works and they look really interesting. More literature to add to the wish list.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 03:38:37 2015 No.6852451 >>6850215 >Lansdale >Crime fiction >Martin McDonagh Read Donald E. Westlake, funny dialogues, crimes and a lot of interesting stuff

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 04:28:54 2015 No.6852567

>>6852126
If you're into metafiction and want something a bit different have you heard of Joseph McElroy.

He writes science-fiction and post-modern stuff and I think you might like him for some reason. His first book, A Smuggler's Bible, goes to some strange places and could maybe be considered meta.

Another of his works, Plus, is just very solid science-fiction. His work is a bit odd and should stretch your mind a bit but he's also very good.

Gene Wolfe and Phillip K. Dick are also good science-fiction writer's who get particularly clever with their work. To try their stuff I'd recommend reading The Fifth Head of Cerberus for Wolfe and The Man in the High Castle for Dick if you're interested.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 04:40:57 2015 No.6852584 >>6852567 seconding Gene Wolfe. BotNS is the best sci-fi series ever imho

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 06:25:01 2015 No.6852800 marx's labor theory of value

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 07:24:08 2015 No.6852926

I would like a fantasy book with a mythological feel if you get me.

Considered going for the Thomas covenant series?

Also something a bit like brave new world in feel. Idk something about the feel atmosphere / prose was great I want to experience something similar

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>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:02:44 2015 No.6853037 >>6853027 Thx . Could you describe it a little?

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:10:43 2015 No.6853051

>>6852166
American Dust, by Jumba Dunn. As far as I know it's made up by real conversations so.

>>6852169
Seconding Ryu Murakami. Tokyo Soup is great. Also probably Miike if you like movies, and I Am a Hero if you like manga. Yes, zombie stuff but it's great and the first two issues are set in a busy city. Really, it's one of the best things to come out of Japan in the last few years.

>>6852926
American Gods: constant namedropping from all the pantheons, and the story itself feels weirdly mythical. The writing isn't amazing though, but not bad. Also, Good Omens (Pratchett&Gaiman) may be up your alley.

I want to read a decent horror book, the more recent the better.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:14:27 2015 No.6853062 >>6853037 HOW BOUT u fuckin google it, spoonfeeding bitch.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:15:54 2015 No.6853066 >>6853062 this tbh la

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:21:04 2015 No.6853078 >>6851989 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuHfVn_cfHU >>6852218 Krasznahorkai Laszlo >>6850215 >Historical fiction The bloody poet Nero, Kosztolanyi The death of Virgil, Broch >>6852063 Impressions of Africa, Roussel

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:23:17 2015 No.6853086 >>6853051 Ryu Murakami made a few movies too, Tokyo Decadence is boner-worthy

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:26:39 2015 No.6853091 >>6852023 Arguably Hakim Bey's TAZ, if you take it in a cyberpunk direction and ignore the fact he hates when people do that.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:57:54 2015 No.6853165 >>6853062 Faggot

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 08:58:54 2015 No.6853168 >>6853062 Plus I don't wanna search it and end up finding spoilers

Belial !!aA0k1/YgCq9 Mon Jul 20 10:18:57 2015 No.6853399

>>6853051
>I want to read a decent horror book, the more recent the better.
Ligotti. Only author that has scared me rather than unsettled me. He has some pretty gruesome/depressing nonfiction (Conspiracy Against the Human Race) but his fiction shorts are great

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:25:13 2015 No.6853413 >>6850215 East European surrealism(specifically Czech and Hungarian stuff) Japanese sci-fi, surrealism and classic works >>6852063 Journey to the End of the Night, some portions of it do take place there but not the entire novel.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:26:23 2015 No.6853418 >Catatonic Expressionist Cheese Danishes >New Insincerity >Bumblecore

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:27:26 2015 No.6853423 >>6853413 You've got my exact tastes. Absolute exactly. Have you read Shinichi Hoshi for Japanese sci-fi? And I'm sure you must know Twisted Spoon Press.

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:33:19 2015 No.6853438

>>6853423

The only book I've read from Twisted Spoon Press is Valerie and Her Week of Wonders, enjoyed it a lot since I'm a fan of the film but pretty happy to own that since it's now going out of print and copies are getting hard to find. I'm willing to buy some more from them.

Hoshi I've never heard of but I'll look into his works, I know Legend of the Galactic Heroes and Japan Sinks! are getting English releases next year so I'm looking forward to reading those.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:38:07 2015 No.6853457 Death Grips Italian horror movies Morally ambiguous westerns (pls no blood meridian)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:38:54 2015 No.6853458 >>6853438 You've gotta get more from TSP. They are the bastion of Central European surrealism. I would recommend the Ladislav Klima, Ewald Murrer, the other Nezval book, Bruno Jasienski, Stasiuk and Tokarczuk.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:40:32 2015 No.6853464 >>6853457 Burroughs' last trilogy. Read Cities of the Red Night earlier this month and was fucking great, one of his best books. Place of Dead Roads came in the mail just a couple hours ago, looks cool so far. Also, Ti West.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:40:54 2015 No.6853466 File: 16 KB, 227x346, 413BXVBGNRL._SY344_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6853457 The Beetle Leg

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:41:49 2015 No.6853467 >>6853464 Thanks I don't really fuck too hard with Ti West honestly. But the only thing of his I remember seeing is House of the Devil, which I loved on the first watch and then found very hollow on a second viewing.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:43:22 2015 No.6853473 >>6853466 Thanks

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:46:15 2015 No.6853482 >>6853467 Yeah, some thing for me, but I watched The Innkeepers last thing and i thought it was a pretty sweet movie, similar in spirit to old giallos. Only thing lacking was their amazing photography/colors, I hope someone brings them back soon.

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:49:24 2015 No.6853491

>>6853482
That's on my list, I'll have to check it out soon. I've been going through a huge list of horror form the '20s to today, I'm in the '50s now and I was actually very pleased with the Val Lewton RKO horrors of the '40s. If you like psychological low budget stuff you should check those out. They destroyed Universal horror films as a franchise.

Also Roger Corman's The Beast with a Million Eyes is really good shit. It's on Netflix, there's some really cool surreal, allegorical shit going on before it goes insanely anti-Commie (which I think was mostly a joke, anyway).

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:49:42 2015 No.6853493

>>6853458

After searching on Amazon I already like the sound of a few of them, definitely going to get them next time I order, also you should check out Pushkin Press. I recommend Antal Szerb, he's kind of underrated but his stuff is pretty fun if you enjoy surrealism.

But yeah, I'll definitely order a couple books from Twisted Spoon, you should read Karinthy's Metropole, I think you'd enjoy the novel. It's kind of like Tom Hank's The Terminal crossed which uses a lot of common tropes that Kafka does, alienation, paranoia, etc. Very cool book.

Also should've noted I'm interested in old horror too and Dying Earth, I know there are Gene Wolfe and Jack Vance for Dying Earth but I don't know a whole deal more, I've been interested in getting William Hope Hodgson's The Night Lands since I enjoyed House on the Borderland quite a lot.

>>	Belial !!aA0k1/YgCq9 Mon Jul 20 10:55:31 2015 No.6853512 >>6852063 Oroonoko (First half) - Behn Somebody Else: Arthur Rimbaud in Africa - Nicholl >>6852126 Roadside Picnic >>6852926 The Odyssey (obligatory) Asking for a mythological/BNW atmosphere hybrid is a tough request

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 10:55:54 2015 No.6853513

>>6853493
Yes, I love Pushkin Press's stuff! I just made a recent order with several from their classics line. They're like a UK version of NYRB Classics. I read Metropole several years back.

We've really got the same taste. I'm about to go into the Book of the Long Sun for Wolfe, and I couldn't get enough of the Dying Earth series for Vance.

I hope The Night Land goes well. I liked House on the Borderland too. So many scenes that stick with you. If you haven't seen it before, I use http://greatsfandf.com/ all the time for finding great sci-fi and fantasy.

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 12:47:37 2015 No.6853897
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>plant-based food, seafood, tea
>hiking, private cross country running
>liszt haircut, wax, shampoo, conditioner, trimmer, moisturizer, toothpaste, floss, antiperspirant, fragrance
>monochrome hiking apparel
>homer, greek tragedy, holy bible, virgil, holy quran, shakespeare, goethe
>pre-platonics, epicurus, machiavelli, montaigne, bacon, nietzsche
>leonardo, michelangelo, cellini, raphael
>palestrina, bach, mozart, beethoven

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 12:49:31 2015 No.6853902 >>6852126 Flann O'Brien is great for metafiction, with Irish wit.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 12:53:56 2015 No.6853921 >>6853413 the wiki has nice Eastern surrealism in the "surrealism" chart Csáth Géza I'd say. >>6853457 the plebeian handbook >>6853897 blogspot

Anonymous Mon Jul 20 13:07:23 2015 No.6853979
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>Any thing in which the ocean plays an important role.
>Preferably with the characters on land and the book analyzing their relation with the ocean both physically and emotionally
>preferably fiction

pic related

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:01:52 2015 No.6855277 bump

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:05:09 2015 No.6855294 Has there been any books similar to In Search of Lost Time?

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:05:58 2015 No.6855297 >>6850215 explorations of mediocrity like death of a salesmen

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:13:17 2015 No.6855332 >>6855294 Sprawling mess of a masterpiece? Musil's Man Without Qualities/Mann Ohne Eigenschaften

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:46:23 2015 No.6855457 >>6855294 my struggle by karl ove knausgård

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:48:26 2015 No.6855469 >>6853979 The Old Man and the Sea by Hemingway Moominpappa at Sea by Tove Jansson (not kidding) Kon Tiki by Thor Heyerdahl

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:53:59 2015 No.6855494 >>6853413 Urmuz, Max Blecher, Vitezslav Nezval (Valerie), Gelu Naum, Gherasim Luca (Passive Vampire), Mircea Cartarescu (Blinding), Kobo Abe (Woman in the dunes, Ark sakura)

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 18:58:08 2015 No.6855514 >>6853979 >tfw you read The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea thinking it would be some great ocean epic only to find out its about bratty kids on land.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 20:27:57 2015 No.6855908 Deeply spiritual but not explicitly Christian/Jewish/Muslim books >>6850215 I, Claudius

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 21:06:50 2015 No.6856115 >>6852163 Evola

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 21:07:57 2015 No.6856123 >>6852166 Tao Lin, the collected tweets

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 21:10:10 2015 No.6856137 >>6852926 Look for myths that warn against hedonism. There are several in the Bible.

>>	Anonymous Mon Jul 20 21:11:40 2015 No.6856141 >>6853897 The Ego And It's Own

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 01:33:52 2015 No.6857141 >>6852189 >Sci Fi >The Road Im sorry, what?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 08:01:06 2015 No.6858021 >>6855908 BoTNS

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 08:25:06 2015 No.6858061 >>6858021 >BoTNS >not explicitly Christian

Anonymous Tue Jul 21 08:26:16 2015 No.6858065

>Religion
>Mythology
>Perversion
>Herman Melville
>Franz Kafka
>Mikhail Bulgakov
>Kurt Vonnegut
>Vladimir Nabokov
>Alan Moore's run on Swamp Thing
>Mouse Guard
>Bible
>All history
>Any movement
>Sun Tzu, Miyamoto Musashi, general combat philosophy
>Marcus Aurelius

Anonymous Tue Jul 21 08:33:14 2015 No.6858085

>>6853457
Sunset and Sawdust by Joe R Lansdale.
>>6852926
Anything Robert E Howard, specifically Tower of the Elephant and Queen of the Black Coast
>>6852218
I find Melville to be very similar in his themes and imagery
>>6852126
Breakfast of Champions, Galapagos, and Slapstick by Kurt Vonnegut, The Lost World by Arthur Conan Doyle
>>6852001
Wrath of the Khans (Dan Carlin's Hardcore History podcast)

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:17:46 2015 No.6858371 >>6853921 >>6856141 Serious responses please.

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:31:37 2015 No.6858413 >>6856115 *Ebola

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:32:54 2015 No.6858418 Smalltown settings >Everyone knows Everyone

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:35:51 2015 No.6858429 >>6852166 Hodja Naseeruddin stories http://u.cs.biu.ac.il/~schiff/Net/front.html

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:37:35 2015 No.6858436 >Heavy on characters, plotting >Witty

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 10:49:34 2015 No.6858470 Chiastic structure

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 11:28:04 2015 No.6858574 >>6858065 War and war

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 16:35:18 2015 No.6859729 >>6858371 What is wrong with Stirner?

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 16:35:32 2015 No.6859733 BVMP

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 23:21:25 2015 No.6861442 >Umineko no Naku Koro ni Enough said

>>	Anonymous Tue Jul 21 23:29:54 2015 No.6861477 >>6852251 Wishlist? I think you can find "The Myth of Sisyphus" somewhere for free.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 08:22:57 2015 No.6862891 crazy people [often on drugs]: fear and loathing in las vegas cosmic banditos inherent vice

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 08:26:32 2015 No.6862898 Sex as God

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 09:00:33 2015 No.6862964 This might sound silly, but is there any philosophical or literary movement about how you ahould enjoy life to the fullest even though it's really shitty?

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 12:12:03 2015 No.6863467 >>6862964 read Zappfe

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 18:11:45 2015 No.6864859 >>6858065 >Herman Melville >Bible Blood Meridian >Alan Moore's Swamp Thing His run on Miracleman

Anonymous Wed Jul 22 18:29:00 2015 No.6864943

>Cosmic horror
>Body horror
>Hard sci-fi
>Association between sex and death
>Moral ambiguity in ostensibly good vs. evil narratives e.g. Allied firebombings in WWII
>Proustian interest in the very specific nuances of subjective experience
>How almost incomprehensibly different the mindset of the average person was even in ostensibly modern eras e.g. marriage in the 50s
>On-the-ground accounts of historical events, e.g. The goriness and cosmic irony of the assassination of Franz Ferdinand
>Math and science as poetry of reason
>Beauty in violence a la Blood Meridian
>Surrealism
>Hyperrealistic gore

GR and Jonathan Littell's The Kindly Ones are already on my to-read list. I want moar after, pls and thx

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 20:25:52 2015 No.6865379 >>6864943 Godammit why am I always the last poster lately

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 20:28:25 2015 No.6865392 >>6852126 John Barth's The End of the Road

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 21:22:51 2015 No.6865612 >>6858574 Thanks >>6864859 I've heard great things about his run on Miracle man. Heard the same for Blood Meridian. Thanks a bunch, anon.

>>	Anonymous Wed Jul 22 22:05:47 2015 No.6865764 >>6853897 American Psycho?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 02:30:33 2015 No.6866515 Lols, this thread has been up for 4 days. Hows about a 5th?

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 03:40:25 2015 No.6866680 >>6858436 Raymond Chandler's novels

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 03:43:11 2015 No.6866688 >>6857141 Its speculative

Anonymous Thu Jul 23 05:59:13 2015 No.6867010

>>6865764
I read that already and thought it was very funny. My greentext didn't contain any references to the business world or social status though. Bateman has shit taste in the arts and chooses to go to the gym and expensive restaurants instead of climbing mountains and eating modest plant-foods.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 06:21:12 2015 No.6867052 >>6862891 Antonin Artaud >>6864943 La littérature et le mal (and everything Bataille)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 06:27:39 2015 No.6867062 >Well written characters and dialogues >sardonic humour

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 06:34:11 2015 No.6867068 >>6852063 needs an acacia tree at sunset on the cover for sure

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 07:07:43 2015 No.6867130 >>6864943 >Proustian interest in the very specific nuances of subjective experience Fernando Pessoa

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 08:38:29 2015 No.6867311 >>6867062 Tom Holt aka K.J. Parker (if you also like fantasy)

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 12:04:36 2015 No.6867991 >>6852126 Look up Jack Vance's The Last Castle

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 12:53:55 2015 No.6868127 File: 105 KB, 498x498, 1437640143965.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6850215 >Heidegger >Prussia >Forests >modernism

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 12:56:56 2015 No.6868139 File: 263 KB, 1600x1042, 129647-050-9C3CFF1B.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>6850215 Techo-phobia Radical politics (right or left) Swords

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 13:07:01 2015 No.6868167 >>6858418 English police stories maybe >>6858470 Paradise Lost >>6862891 >Approaches by Ernst Jünger (rare) >The Doors of Perception

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 13:27:42 2015 No.6868228 >>6852063 Ryszard Kapuscinski, guy had several bestselling, acclaimed novels on Africa. Defies the "colonial/post-colonial" division, just a chill, open-minded journalist that had the funds to travel back in the '60-'80.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 13:44:16 2015 No.6868308 Short stories devoid of a deeper meaning or excitement. Descriptions of events.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 13:45:04 2015 No.6868313 >>6868308 newspaper articles

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 13:52:33 2015 No.6868341 Conspiracy fiction Kind of like the Angels and Demons series but good.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 14:19:16 2015 No.6868437 >>6868313 Forgot to mention should be fictional events. But then again maybe same answer, i do enjoy newspapers though, mostly the cartoons.

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 14:57:46 2015 No.6868599 >>6868308 magic treehouse series

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 16:24:29 2015 No.6869016 File: 208 KB, 555x669, 11703378_1593090740956056_4195757134020508227_n.png [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Mitch Hedberg Doug Stanhope Dylan Moran Charlie Brooker shitty comedy in general

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 18:55:55 2015 No.6869633 >>6868139 >Techno-phobia >Radical politics Industrial Society and Its Future

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 19:01:18 2015 No.6869654 >>6868308 Marie Calloway

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:22:09 2015 No.6869977 >>6869633 ted chiang

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:35:54 2015 No.6870022 >>6858418 our town - thornton wilder

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:37:21 2015 No.6870029 >>6862891 flash, ou le grand voyage

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:38:28 2015 No.6870034 >>6868341 Umberto Eco

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:40:25 2015 No.6870043 >>6868341 The crying of lot 49

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 20:46:29 2015 No.6870069 Cyberpunk and Biopunk

>>	Anonymous Thu Jul 23 21:08:28 2015 No.6870179 >>6868139 LotR :^)

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