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Hungarian actress and singer
Lujza Blaha (Ludovika Reindl; 1850–1926) was a Hungarian actress and singer. She was known as "the nation's nightingale", an epithet given her by writer
Lujza_Blaha
Hungarian rhythmic gymnast
Lujza Varga (born 11 April 2006) is a Hungarian rhythmic gymnast, member of the national group. Varga debuted at the 1st Junior World Championships in
Lujza_Varga
Budapest metro station
Blaha Lujza tér is a station of the M2 (East-West) line of the Budapest Metro. It is a major transport junction. The station was opened on 2 April 1970
Blaha_Lujza_tér_metro_station
Budapest fetish club
The club's iconic decorative piece is Lujza, a mannequin dressed in fetish clothing, who always stands by the bar with a drink, and guests often regard
Ministry_of_Freedom
Opera by Zoltán Kodály
female admirers meets Örzse. The court chamberlain complains that Mária Lujza and her retinue have not been able to cross the frontier. Örzse and János
Háry_János
Surname list
(born 1954), German ice hockey player Lujza Reindl (1850-1926), Hungarian actress and singer better known as Lujza Blaha Milos Reindl (1923–2002), Czech-Canadian
Reindl
British horror series
Jonathan Harker Morfydd Clark as Mina Murray Joanna Scanlan as Mother Superior Lujza Richter as Elena Jonathan Aris as Captain Sokolov Sacha Dhawan as Dr Sharma
Dracula_(2020_TV_series)
Historical drama television series
Haakon (season 1) Laura Berlin as Queen Emma David Oakes as Earl Godwin Lujza Richter as Liv (season 1; guest season 2) Álfrún Laufeyjardóttir as Yrsa
Vikings:_Valhalla
Slovak actress
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Tatiana_Pauhofová
Hungarian writer (1900–1989)
javainak főfelügyelője n:Országh Borbála gy:János,Antal,Gábor,Cecília,Mária-Lujza t:Ferenc a királyi családi birtokok jószágigazgatóságának titkára | Libri
Sándor_Márai
Slovak actress and stand-up comedian (born 1976)
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Petra_Brocková
Budapest metro station
Services Preceding station Budapest Metro Following station Deák Ferenc tér towards Déli pályaudvar Line 2 Blaha Lujza tér towards Örs vezér tere Location
Astoria_metro_station
Hungarian indie-pop/beat-rock/pop-rock band
albums and 2 EPs. Its name refers to Hungarian actress and singer Blaha Lujza (1850-1926). Two members, Barbara and Gábor first met in university in 2012
Blahalouisiana
Opera by Ferenc Erkel
her son tenor Adolf Pecz Mátyás Hunyadi László's brother mezzo-soprano Lujza Éder Miklós Gara the count palatine bass-baritone Miklós Udvarhelyi Mária
Hunyadi_László_(opera)
We'jitu Phillip Lewitski Does not appear Recurring Does not appear Liv Lujza Richter Does not appear Recurring Guest Does not appear Yrsa Álfrún Laufeyjardóttir
List of Vikings and Vikings: Valhalla characters
List_of_Vikings_and_Vikings:_Valhalla_characters
Theatre in Budapest, Hungary
the original building at Kerepesi Street, the People's Theatre at Blaha Lujza Square, as well as Hevesi Sándor Square, its longest temporary location
National_Theatre_(Budapest)
Name list
masculine Language Hungarian Name day August 25 Other gender Feminine Ludovika, Lujza Origin Language Germanic Meaning Famous warrior Other names Nicknames Lali
Lajos
Polnišová 2015 2016 ★ Tatiana Pauhofová Zuzana Mauréry Zuzana Šebová 2017 ★ Lujza Garajová-Schrameková Tatiana Pauhofová Zuzana Šebová 2018 ★ Zuzana Mauréry
OTO_Award_for_TV_Female_Actor
American pianist and music educator
music educator. Her married name was Louise M. Nathanson. The daughter of Lujza Eberhardt, a concert pianist, and John Meiszner, a flautist, both immigrants
Louise_Meiszner
Name list
Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian (Луиза), Albanian Luīze: Latvian Lujza: Hungarian, Slovak Lula: English Lulu: English, German Luyiza: Ukrainian
Louise_(given_name)
Illegitimate son of Matthias Corvinus (1473–1504)
Corvinus married Beatrice Frangepán, the daughter of Bernard Frangepán and Lujza Marzano d'Aragona [it] (b.1455). His prospects now improved, and in 1498
John_Corvinus
Hungarian politician (born 1928)
Order of Vitéz and was forest engineer at the Somssich estate. His mother, Lujza Horváth (1905–1993) came from a smallholder farming family, a distant branch
Péter_Boross
Major thoroughfare in Budapest, Hungary
It crosses a few major squares such as Nyugati tér, Oktogon and Blaha Lujza tér, basic points of reference for the locals. The four major roads which
Grand_Boulevard_(Budapest)
1980 film
of a Transylvanian village. Anton Aftenie George Bussun George Negoescu Lujza Orosz Mihai Oroveanu Dragos Pîslaru Dorel Vişan as Maiorul "Festival de
A_Girl's_Tears
Swiss-born Hungarian industrialist
(1865-1914) Maria Martha/Mára Márta (1867-?) Melanie Louise Johanna/Melánia Lujza Johanna (1869-?) Friederike Elisabetha Antonia/Friderika Erzsébet Antónia
Henrik_Haggenmacher
German-Hungarian entrepreneur and art collector
married thirdly Ingeborg Muller, one step-daughter Birgit. Margit Gabriella Lujza Freiin Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kászon et Impérfalva (Rechnitz (Rohonc), 21/22
Heinrich_Thyssen
Cemetery in Budapest, Hungary
(painter) Gedeon Barcza (chess grandmaster) István Bethlen (Prime Minister) Lujza Blaha (actress, "the nightingale of the nation") Ottó Bláthy (electrical
Fiume_Road_Graveyard
Hungarian countess and suspected serial killer (1560–1614)
Hungarian History (Based on the author's monograph). Translated by Nehrebeczky, Lujza. Hungarian original published in 2 September 2005 and 9 September 2005 issues
Elizabeth_Báthory
Hungarian folk dance
(in Bulgarian): 36. ISSN 0861-6558. "Hungarian Dance Collection". Tari, Lujza (2012). "The Verbunkos, A Music Genre And Musical Symbol Of Hungary" (PDF)
Csárdás
Slovak actress, singer, and writer
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Zdena_Studenková
Prominent German family
daughter, Birgit Muller (born 1942) from a previous marriage) Margit Gabriella Lujza Baroness Thyssen-Bornemisza de Kászon et Impérfalva (1911–1989), aka "The
Thyssen_family
Mosque, Budapest managed by Magyarországi Muszlimok Egyháza (near Blaha Lujza ter). Altaqwa Mosque, Budapest (Turkish mosque) Islam in Hungary Religion
List_of_mosques_in_Hungary
Surname list
1929, Berlin), Canadian Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry Paul (Pál) Polányi Lujza Pollacsek Ervin Szabó (1877–1918) Vilma Pollacsek Irma Seidler, early love
Polányi
1965 Czechoslovak film
Senaj (1901–1981) Mr. Blau, a publisher and the Jewish community treasurer Lujza Grossová (1917–1981) Mrs. Eliášová, Rozália's neighbor J. Mittelmann Daniel
The_Shop_on_Main_Street
Characters in Bram Stoker's 1897 novel ''Dracula''
is eventually dispatched by Van Helsing. In the 2020 Dracula TV series, Lujza Richter plays one of the vampire brides, named Elena. In this version Dracula
Brides_of_Dracula
Name list
(Louíza) Gujarati: લુઇસ (Lu'isa) Hebrew: לואיז Hindi: लुइस (Lu'isa) Hungarian: Lujza Italian: Lodovica, Ludovica, Luigia, Luisa, Gigia, Gina, Ginetta, Luigina
Louis_(given_name)
Area of Budapest, Hungary
designed Hungary's first department store, the Corvin Áruház, on Blaha Lujza tér. The architect was Zoltán Reiss, who designed many buildings in Budapest
Budapest's_Palace_District
1965 Hungarian film
1941. Ádám Szirtes - Háry János Mária Medgyesi - Örzse Teri Tordai - Mária Lujza Manyi Kiss - Császárné László Bánhidi - Marci László Márkus - Ebelasztin
Háry_János_(1965_film)
Ganz KCSV–7 TW 6000 28 Blaha Lujza tér (Népszínház utca) ↔ Izraelita temető 10.8 26 39 Tatra T5C5 TW 6000 28A Blaha Lujza tér (Népszínház utca) ↔ Új köztemető
Trams_in_Budapest
1971 Hungarian film directed by Pál Gábor
film directed by Pál Gábor. It was released in 1971. Péter Fried - Karesz Lujza Orosz - Karesz anyja Szilvia Marossy - Ágnes József Madaras - Autószerelõ
Horizon_(1971_film)
2017 film by Paul Thomas Anderson
Johanna George Glasgow as Nigel Cheddar-Goode Eric Sigmundsson as Cal Rose Lujza Richter as Princess Mona Braganza Julia Davis as Lady Baltimore Nicholas
Phantom_Thread
Slovak actress
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Diana_Mórová
1938 film
Dóra Fáy Kiss as Révészné Béla Fáy as Szakállas vendég Aranka Gazdy as Lujza Dezsõ Kertész as Balogh Miklós Irma Lányi as Házmesterné Tihamér Lázár as
The_Henpecked_Husband
Rapid transit line in Budapest, Hungary
tér Batthyány tér Danube Kossuth Lajos tér Deák Ferenc tér Astoria Blaha Lujza tér Keleti pályaudvar Puskás Ferenc Stadion Pillangó utca Örs vezér tere
Metro Line M2 (Budapest Metro)
Metro_Line_M2_(Budapest_Metro)
Theatre in Debrecen, Hungary
1916. Among the important actors that have performed in the theatre are Lujza Blaha, Kornélia Prielle, Csortos Gyula, Kálmán Rózsahegyi, László Mensáros
Csokonai_Theatre
Surname list
(born 1978), Czech footballer Ľuboš Blaha (born 1979), Slovak politician Lujza Blaha (1850–1926), Hungarian actress and singer Martin Bláha (born 1977)
Blaha
District of Budapest in Central Hungary, Hungary
Moldova Gozsdu-udvar List of districts in Budapest Madách square Blaha Lujza square The Synagogue Square of Roses Coalition of Momentum–DK–MSZP–Dialogue–LMP
Erzsébetváros
Hungarian singer (born 1985)
composers every year. On February 1, 2022, Rúzsa gave birth to her children Lujza, Keve and Zalán. Song performances by Rúzsa on Megasztár: Original Audition:
Magdi_Rúzsa
Slovak actress and singer (born 1968)
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Zuzana_Mauréry
International celebrity talent show franchise
Vastag & Tünde Mármarosi Season 5, 2014: Judit Rezes & György Lehoczky Lujza Pálinkó (2006–2008) Marcell Zsámboki(2006–2008) György Böhm (2006–2008)
Dancing_with_the_Stars
Bicycle racing competition
Slovakia 30 November 2025 Matej Ulík Viktória Chladoňová —N/a Michal Šichta Lujza Bartošíková Spain 10–11 January 2026 Felipe Orts Sofia Rodríguez Raul Mira
2025–26 UCI Cyclo-cross season
2025–26_UCI_Cyclo-cross_season
Road junction in Budapest, Hungary
Deák Square along the Small Boulevard and Square of the Franciscans and Lujza Blaha Square along Rákóczi Road. Trams only run in the north-south direction
Astoria,_Budapest
Television talent show franchise
(1–4) Jakub Prachař (1–4) Marcel Forgáč (5–6) Milan Junior Zimnýkoval (5–6) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (7–8) Current Jaro Slávik Diana Mórová (5–) Jakub Prachař
Got_Talent
1939 film
as Viera Gorbuskin Hilda Gobbi as Caroline bárónõ Margit Ladomerszky as Lujza hercegné Erzsébet Gyöngyössy as Tassy herceg húga Irén Sitkey as Grófné
The_Ball_Is_On
Season of television series
Eliminated 2nd on October 22, 2006 Jozef Golonka Former ice hockey player Lujza Tarajová Eliminated 3rd on October 29, 2006 Kateřina Brožová Czech actress
Let's Dance (Slovak TV series) season 1
Let's_Dance_(Slovak_TV_series)_season_1
Slovak actress
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Monika_Hilmerová
District in Budapest, Hungary
following Budapest Metro stations are located in the area: Astoria Blaha Lujza tér Keleti pályaudvar Puskás Ferenc Stadion Népliget Nagyvárad tér Semmelweis
Józsefváros
Rapid transit system of Budapest, Hungary
Bajcsy-Zsilinszky út Deák Ferenc tér Vörösmarty tér Astoria Ferenciek tere Blaha Lujza tér Keleti pályaudvar II. János Pál pápa tér Puskás Ferenc Stadion Rákóczi
Budapest_Metro
1975 film
Margit Dajka as Ms. Hupka (as Dayka Margit) Noémi Apor as Mrs. Timmermann Lujza Orosz as Mrs. Rózsa György Cserhalmi as Béla Sándor Lukács as Miklós Vidovics
141 Minutes from the Unfinished Sentence
141_Minutes_from_the_Unfinished_Sentence
Ethnic minority in Hungary
Hungary Károly Beregfy (1888–1946), Hungarian military officer and politician Lujza Blaha (1850–1926), Hungarian actress and singer Jakob Bleyer (1874–1933)
Germans_of_Hungary
1920 film
Maruccio, molnárinas Iván Petrovich as Pedro, a pásztor Magda Posner as Lujza Soma Szarvasi as Tomasso apó Leóna Szarvasiné Cunningham, John. Hungarian
Under_the_Mountains
Slovak actress and singer
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Helena_Krajčiová
1944 film
Mihályi as Vida Éva Kelemen as Vida Annus Katalin Ilosvay as Lujza Klára Pápai as Lujza anyja Rezsö Harsányi as Dr. Gergely István Szegedi Szabó as A
Half_a_Boy
1923 film
Ogneva as Mary, Lord Arwood felesége Tivadar Abonyi a Teddy Bell költõ Lujza Székely as Kitty, Bell felesége Bobby Walter as Bobby, Bell fia Lajos Bónis
Triumphant_Life
Second-largest city of Hungary
first gave performances in the carthouse of an inn. Celebrated actress Lujza Blaha is among those to have performed there. Debrecen is home to Tankcsapda
Debrecen
Hungarian-born American psychoanalyst
University. Fanny von Hann was born in Budapest, the daughter of Arnold Hann and Lujza Gold. Her father was a financial officer. She attended the Royal Hungarian
Fanny_von_Hann-Kende
International beauty pageant
Manandhar Paraguay – Giovanna Cordeiro Samoa – Latafale Auva'a Slovakia – Lujza Straková Zambia – Michelo Malambo Top 11 Fiji – Brittany Hazelman Malaysia
Miss_World_2015
Varga 2023, p. 103. Varga 2023, pp. 104–105. Varga 2023, p. 101. Varga, Lujza (2023). "Sándor Khuen-Héderváry – Grey Eminence of the Hungarian Foreign
Sándor_Khuen-Héderváry
Jewish council member in Hungary
Austria-Hungary Died 17 August 1947(1947-08-17) (aged 72) Szeged, Hungary Party F48P PRP PSZP PDP Spouse Lujza Vámosi Profession lawyer, politician
Róbert_Pap
1917 Hungarian film
and Antal Nyáray. Victor Varconi as Grófnõ (as Lábass Juci) Magda Nagy as Lujza Antal Nyáray as Merlinuisz gróf / Danton / Szinéziusz, alkimista Lucie Labass
Magic_(1917_film)
Slovak popular culture awards show
(2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018) v t e OTO Award for TV
OTO_Awards
Road in Budapest, Hungary
built at the intersection of Rákóczi Avenue and Grand Boulevard (Blaha Lujza tér) in 1926. In the 1970s it was widened; the tram tracks were demolished
Rákóczi_Avenue
2006 anti-government protests in Hungary
body force. At 01:00 (Sep 20), about 3,000 protesters gathered at Blaha Lujza Square. The crowd demanded the departure of Prime Minister Gyurcsány. Protesters
2006_protests_in_Hungary
Village in Slovakia
the small chapel of the Kurucz family, the Géza-chapel. The memorial of Lujza Kurucz is the artwork of János Nagy, on the left. Behind the chapel, on
Iža
Budapest metro station
(Line 2) Services Preceding station Budapest Metro Following station Blaha Lujza tér towards Déli pályaudvar Line 2 Puskás Ferenc Stadion towards Örs vezér
Keleti pályaudvar metro station
Keleti_pályaudvar_metro_station
Czech-Slovak reality television series
Presented by David Gránský (2018–present) Jasmina Alagič (2021–present) Lujza Garajová Schrameková (2018–2019) Marcel Forgáč (2015–2016) Milan Zimnýkoval
Česko_Slovensko_má_talent
Lake in North Bačka District, Serbia
former pulmonary sanatorium, luxurious Hotel Jezero, fairy-styled villa Lujza, red-orange castle and the restaurant “Riblja Čarda”, the location of the
Lake_Palić
Hungarian actress (1890–1963)
the Király Theater again, and in 1923 she became a member of the Blaha Lujza Theater. In 1928 she performed in Vienna, and in 1931 she made a guest appearance
Nusi_Somogyi
2006 Slovak TV series or program
Kamenická Fero Mikloško —N/a Ladislav Gerényi —N/a Miriam Kalisová —N/a Lujza Tarajová Jozef Golonka —N/a Lukáš Hojdan —N/a Eva "Evelyn" Kramerová —N/a
Let's Dance (Slovak TV series)
Let's_Dance_(Slovak_TV_series)
Álmos Eleonóra Gerzson Alfréd Mátyás Géza Edina Ákos, Bátor Elemér Albin Lujza Kornélia Kázmér Adorján, Adrián Leonóra, Inez Tamás Zoltán Franciska, Fanni
Name_days_in_Hungary
Hungarian politician and Mayor of Budapest
remained an unfulfilled campaign promise. The Széchenyi Chain Bridge and Blaha Lujza tér were also renovated. On 9th of June, 2024, Karácsony ran for and won
Gergely_Karácsony
Archduchess of Austria, Princess Royal of Hungary and Bohemia
[[:hu:Auguszta Mária Lujza bajor hercegnő]]; see its history for attribution. You may also add the template {{Translated|hu|Auguszta Mária Lujza bajor hercegnő}}
Princess Auguste of Bavaria (1875–1964)
Princess_Auguste_of_Bavaria_(1875–1964)
Town in Veszprém, Hungary
drinking water – see gallery below Former classicist holiday home of actress Lujza Blaha (1816) The resort house of Mór Jókai A cave named after geologist
Balatonfüred
Budapest Keleti MÁV station Soroksári út 4.2 600 V DC active 228 BKV Blaha Lujza tér Magdolna tér 1.3 600 V DC active 229 BKV Pongrác úti lakótelep BNV [hu]
List of railway lines in Hungary
List_of_railway_lines_in_Hungary
Hungarian journalist
Júlia (b. 1974), Borbála (b. 1975), Rozália (b. 1990), Kata (b. 1998), Lujza (b. 2005), and Lukács (b. 2011). Educated in Hungary, Lebanon, Argentina
András_Kepes
Personal names used in, or originating in, England
Iosifína Jozefina Giuseppina Josefina Josefina Louise Louise Louisa Louíza Lujza Luisa Luísa Luisa Lucy Lucie Lucia Loukía Luca Lucia Lúcia Lucía Magdalene
English_name
Cyclo-cross championship
Liese Geuens Belgium 47:48 +2:53 16 Nicole Righetto Italy 47:55 +3:00 17 Lujza Bartošíková Slovakia 48:03 +3:08 18 Kira Mullins United States 48:10 +3:15
2026 UCI Cyclo-cross World Championships
2026_UCI_Cyclo-cross_World_Championships
Veleslav, Velislav, Valibals, Veleslava, Velislava Ivan, Ivo, Kilián, Perikles Lujza, Lukrécius, Lizelota, Lukrécia Amália, Amína, Lada Milota, Milutín Nina
Name_days_in_Slovakia
Hungarian football club
and the legend of Budapest’s championships grew every weekend on Blaha Lujza Street with another colorful episode. Take, for example, the story of János
Magyar_Pamut_SC
protest is held in support of the Hungarian Evangelical Fellowship at Blaha Lujza tér, Budapest 24 September – At the last session of the outgoing City Assembly
2024_in_Hungary
Ethnic group in Slovakia
Martyrs of Arad) Bálint Balassi (poet) Lajos Batthyány (martyr politician) Lujza Blaha (actress, "the nightingale of the nation") Arisztid Dessewffy (military
Hungarians_in_Slovakia
Hungarian rock vocalist, musician, and songwriter
Gasztronómiáról és Gundelekről. OSZK gyászjelentések "Frenreisz Ferenc és Virava Lujza házasságkötése, Bp. IX., 1906. aug. 6./718". Archived from the original
Károly_Frenreisz
Veliko Središte Vršac South Banat District 19th century Restored Manor house Lujza Villa [sr] Palić Subotica North Bačka District 1892 Preserved Villa Marcibanji
List of palaces and manor houses in Serbia
List_of_palaces_and_manor_houses_in_Serbia
Hungarian rhythmic gymnast
Lilla Jurca, Mandula Virag Meszaros, Dora Szabados, Monika Urban-Szabo and Lujza Varga, finishing 9th in teams, 8th in the All-Around, 11th in the 5 hoops
Julia_Farkas
Danish designer and musician
CovetED Magazine. 17 April 2021. Retrieved 4 September 2023. Csilla Varga, Lujza (20 October 2017). ""Design is so irrelevant." – An interview with Danish
Johannes_Torpe
1936 film
Gyula Kabos as Lajos Pernauer György Dénes as Majer jr. Mici Erdélyi as Lujza Lajos Köpeczi-Boócz as Majer Sr., chief executive officer Cunningham p.45
Half-Rate_Honeymoon
Mila Starčević Eva Lončarević Singapore Grace Yu En Poh Syria Slovakia Lujza Bartošiková Karolina Hajduková Slovenia Eva Terpin Iva Colnar Pika Team
2026_in_women's_road_cycling
Slovak actress
(2012) Helena Krajčiová (2013) Zuzana Šebová (2014) Zuzana Šebová (2015) Tatiana Pauhofová (2016) Lujza Garajová-Schrameková (2017) Zuzana Mauréry (2018)
Zuzana_Fialová
Patrician family from the city of Dubrovnik and its Republic of Ragusa
von Cedassamare was born in Pula on December 5, 1892. Ana Marija Enriketa Lujza Kaboga (20 June 1858 – 1944, Szombathely, Hungary) married Lucijan von Ziegler-Pucić
Kaboga_family
Hungarian opera singer and actress
returned to Budapest in 1920. In Budapest her first success came in the Blaha Lujza theatre. She appeared in numerous theaters during her career including the
Hanna_Honthy
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