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A Lick of Frost (Merry Gentry #6)

by Laurell K. Hamilton, Laural Merlington (Narrator)

4.08 of 5 stars 4.08 · rating details · 16,582 ratings · 411 reviews

I am Meredith Gentry, princess and heir apparent to the throne in the realm of faerie, onetime private investigator in the mortal world. To be crowned queen, I must first continue the royal bloodline and give birth to an heir of my own. If I fail, my aunt, Queen Andais, will be free to do what she most desires: install her twisted son, Cel, as monarch?and kill me. My royal...more

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Jan 07, 2008 Lori Whitwam rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: paranormal

I can't decide what I think about the latest installment in the Meredith Gentry series by Laurell K. Hamilton. Yes, I like the series. Yes, I like Merry and Darkness and Rhys and Frost and Galen, etc. The last couple of books have bothered me on some levels, mainly that they take place over the span of only about one day, and are over-packed with intrigue, politics, alliances, sex (recreational, procreational and/or political... not bad, just sort of a LOT of it for reasons I'm not always clear...more

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Dec 11, 2007 Tina rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: sff-urban-fantasy

I have been waiting and waiting and waiting for Meredith to get pregnant already and for there to be some forward movement of plot in these books. Also, I was getting tired of the strung together scenes of sex...new magic...more sex...some more new magic.

This book really toned down on the sex, thank goodness. And, to be fair, the plot did inch forward infinitesimally. But this book was quite boring. It was a bunch of mirror conversations. First Merry talks to Taranis is the mirror for eleventy-b...more

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Feb 28, 2009 Stacy rated it 5 of 5 stars

I want it now!!!!!!!!!!!! ahhh!!! oh I can't wait. This is going to be awesome. Hey if anybody wants to discuss anything about Laurell K Hamilton's two series this one and the Anita Blake one check out Ladies who Love Laurell in the Group section. (we are under books and Literature then Romance) We got a discussion going about who's going to be Merry's babies daddy, so stop bye and throw in your two cents. Personall I think...

DOYLE FOR KING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Jul 18, 2008 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Fans of LKH books

Shelves: erotica, paranormal-romance, kindle

This is one of the best books in the Merry Gentry series! I loved it!

The plot thickens with Merry awakening all sorts of new powers in both the seelie and unseelie courts...

There is of course HOT sex, but also a great plot as well!!! Im am really impressed by this one and cant wait for the Swallowing Darkness!!!

WOW!!!

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Nov 17, 2008 Peggy O'Connell rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this book, I love this series. This is the 6th book in the Meredith Gentry series. This was yet another book that I just couldn't put down. I can't get enough of Merry Gentry's world. Love it. Better than the Anita Blake series. Love the play on Celtic lore, the love story, the push for non christian perspectives. Absolutely adore Dole. Laurell finally got a powerful man right, no breaking this one down into fluff like she did with her vampire hero in the Blake series. Highly recommended...more

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Oct 29, 2007 Grace rated it 4 of 5 stars

Holy crap. Now that's what I'm talking about. I've been giving LKH's Merry Gentry books progressively lower ratings because...well, my estimation of them has fallen greatly. What started as a magnificent series with lots of potential and a keen awareness of Celtic mythology had fallen into 200-some pages of endless sex romps with multicolored men.

Until now.

This book definitely turns all of that on its head, and actually *furthers the plot*...something that LKH has avoided for at least several b...more

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Oct 05, 2008 Jennifer rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2007, laurell-k-hamilton, paranormal, sexy, faerie

I was really reluctant to read the Meredith Gentry books originally. I was so in love with the Anita Blake series that I just didn't want to read the other series for fear that it would be too Science Fictiony or *gulp* bad.

Now I am hooked and the only book I have kept of the Laurell K Hamilton books is this one. I sold all my other ones. So I guess that speaks of my enjoyment of this series.

And yes - I agree with the other reviewers that this book stood out and was right up there with the firs...more

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Feb 23, 2008 Cassie rated it 3 of 5 stars

Thank goodness...a return to plot. After slogging through two short books of what amounted to a ridiculous amount of sex and very little storyline, I was getting ready to give up on the Merry Gentry series.

I was disappointed at first glance by the length of the book, thinking that 181 pages was not nearly enough to get the storyline going again. I am thrilled to be proven wrong. Without spoiling the story, events are finally turning again.

It feels like Merry has more control over her life and...more

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Mar 25, 2008 Donna rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: library, urban-fantasy

I had planned to give up on Hamilton in general, but picked this up on a whim at the library. It was a pleasant surprise to learn that it actually had a plot, and one that didn't just involve Merry making out with everything in sight.

It was such an improvement that I almost rated it higher, but I still wouldn't call it a good book. The action packed ending was a pleasant surprise, but other parts really dragged. Merry's long relationship talks and the details of juggling her guards have become t...more

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Jun 07, 2009 Suzanne Vegter added it

This is book 6 in Hamilton's series about Merry. I have enjoyed the entire series. However, as the fifth book seemed to have very little plot and lots of sex, this sixth book has only a few sex sceens and the plot moves along at a rapid pace. I felt like the book could have been a little longer and included something about what happened when she and her men first return back to Los Angels. I only say this because something happens then that turns out to be vital to the end plot, and it would hav...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Ana rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Jun 21, 2012 Samantha Arnold rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: love-it

A Lick of Frost is an exciting, thrilling book. There are some sex scenes though, so I suggest younger readers not to read this. Or if you just don't really like or feel comfortable reading those sort of scenes then this isn't the right book for you to read.

Laurell did a great job at describing and creating the story. I loved it.

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May 10, 2012 Daniel2 rated it 1 of 5 stars

I thought, "What the hell." Hamilton has sold enough books to fill a desiccated Lake Eerie, so I just had to pick one up, almost in spite of my own literary snobbishness. I've been wrong before. The fourth Harry Potter movie was out before I decided to pick up Philosopher's Stone and I was pleasantly surprised at the journey the good Ms. Rowling took me on.

I will tell you that I tried. Twenty pages worth of trying. The book (read: paper better used for wiping the asses of dysentery sufferers) w...more I thought, "What the hell." Hamilton has sold enough books to fill a desiccated Lake Eerie, so I just had to pick one up, almost in spite of my own literary snobbishness. I've been wrong before. The fourth Harry Potter movie was out before I decided to pick up Philosopher's Stone and I was pleasantly surprised at the journey the good Ms. Rowling took me on.

I will tell you that I tried. Twenty pages worth of trying. The book (read: paper better used for wiping the asses of dysentery sufferers) was a lesson in mediocrity on par with the profound literary masterpiece known as The Hunger Games. The first page was tough and I wanted to stop, but I thought, "No, Atreyu wouldn't quit now." So I slugged on, and each page was worse than the previous one. Lame exposition of situations–and in an environment– thinner than the wasted paper it was printed on.

Here is Ms. Hamilton's attempt at simile: "But his hair was uniquely his own, silver, like metal beaten into hair." I reread this three times thinking I was missing some deeper meaning, refusing to believe that this line slipped passed the eyes of the authors many drafts, and an agent, and a line editor, and a story editor, and a copy editor, and a final read by all of the above.

Here are a few more:
"...the white of his shirt was less white than his own skin."

"There was no magic to it, just the force of their physicality." The force of their physicality?

"The men across the table gave the guards the glances men give when they see another man whom they are almost certain could take them physically without breaking a sweat." Read that like you would a Shelley poem or Shakespeare. So talentless, so very sad.

Listen, writing a book is hard. I get it. No one deserves to have their art dismantled and mocked. But there is no attempt, by the author, or by the publisher, at greatness here. A book is so precious, so goddamn important, and this thing is printed...why? because of a story? because she's sold books before? Because, because, becaaaaaause, because of the wonderful things she does?

Bad books have always been written. They shall always be written, but I guess I'm more concerned with the impetus that compels so many people to pull 25 bucks out of their pocket and slam it on the counter gleefully for this trash. "LOOK," I say to the average reader. "There sits Picture of Dorian Gray, Bleak House, Pillars of the Earth, Drood, The Idiot, Dune, anything by Gene Wolfe! pick up that instead, PLEASE. It's even cheaper!"

As a lover of books, it hurts my heart and my brain.

Just another rant. Not like anybody reads these anyway.

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Apr 24, 2012 Hot Cute Girly Geek rated it 4 of 5 stars

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A lick of Frost, the 6th book in the Merry Gentry series and what a good read it is indeed. The last book ended with the wild hunt being released and Merry and her guards running back to L.A. Taking with her as much guards as she could, the ones who where willing to go freely into exile with her from fearie. And this book picks up at a lawsuit. Her own uncle, King Tarantis, High king of the Seelie court pressed charges on 3 of her man, accusing them of raping a noble woman of his...more Spoiler alert!!!

A lick of Frost, the 6th book in the Merry Gentry series and what a good read it is indeed. The last book ended with the wild hunt being released and Merry and her guards running back to L.A. Taking with her as much guards as she could, the ones who where willing to go freely into exile with her from fearie. And this book picks up at a lawsuit. Her own uncle, King Tarantis, High king of the Seelie court pressed charges on 3 of her man, accusing them of raping a noble woman of his own court, and then things go wrong, very very wrong.

Tarantis tries to persuade Merry in to coming to him, apparently he wishes to bed her!!! His own niece!!! To get her pregnant and rule over all of fearie by all means necessary. Thankfully his attempt is stopped in time. Only her own Darkness and Abe are badly hurt and rushed to the hospital. But Merry had other issues to address. The promises to help the half sidhe/half goblin twins Ash and Holly getting there sidhe side powers. Before she gets the chance the red-caps interfere and the Goddess interferes, creating the home in L.A. where Merry and her men (sounds like a cheesy Disney movie) live, into fearie. Only this time Merry has to pay a price for so much power. The price of her dear Killing Frost.

She finds out she is pregnant and at last true heir to the Unseelie throne, but everything is to much. In order to clear her head, she leaves her men behind and is then kidnapped by her uncle who takes her away to the Seelie court, where she wakes up, naked in his bed, with a concussion. What happened en will she escape to see her beloved men???

Although I think this is one of the most disturbing books in the serie, because of her Uncle wants to have sex with Merry, this is also a book where much happens in a short time.
We learn that Tarantis can lie, even though the sidhe aren’t supposed to be able to lie. Merry finally gets pregnant and she doesn’t have to choose between her favorite men. We learn more about the back-ground story of Frost and that Doyle, her Darkness is becoming more and more human in his emotions and love for Merry. I love Doyle. Of all of Merry’s men I love him the most.

Each of her men has something special, but from the first book, where Doyle saves her and tries to heal her wounds, in the most sexy way possible. And the other books where you find out he loves her more, but also has the best interest in her. And he is willing to step aside so Merry can be Queen instead of following his own heart and being selfish, sigh, true romance.

All I can say this is a must read, but so are all Laurell’s books. I will continue reading the rest of them and posting reviews about them. I know, my job sucks, hihi.
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Oct 26, 2011 LL rated it 3 of 5 stars

Before I begin my review, I have to say this first: (view spoiler)

I read the last couple of instalments sometime ago, so after the first few pages, I realized that the story actually picked up right after the actions of the last books – likely literally the day after. It was kind of hard to get myself wrapped around the concept that all sorts of wonderful/awful/magical/gruesome thi...more Before I begin my review, I have to say this first: (view spoiler)

I read the last couple of instalments sometime ago, so after the first few pages, I realized that the story actually picked up right after the actions of the last books – likely literally the day after. It was kind of hard to get myself wrapped around the concept that all sorts of wonderful/awful/magical/gruesome things happened all within a span of a couple of days, from the last couple of books until now.

It was clear that Merry’s magical powers had been increasing from one book to the next. It was not surprising that she continued to grow in powers, as well as brought others that she came close with into their powers. The main suspense of this book had to do with Taranis’ (the Seelie King) unknown conspiracy against Merry. Overall, the plot was good, in that it actually moved the story along. I also liked that the fact that the author didn’t introduce more men into Merry’s life. The couple of sex scenes in the book were adequate – not overdone like some of the later Anita Blake novels.

From a character development standpoint, Merry still seemed to be a bit “lost”, in that in some situations she still felt to be uncertain of herself – she was improving, but it just seemed to take a long time. Then again, I had to remember that even though it had been after a few books, but in the timeline, Merry had moved a few days only. So I suppose my expectations were too much for a person to “grow” within a mere few days. It was also one of the reasons why I felt so confused sometimes, because so much had happened in the novels but apparently it’d only been days?!? It would have been easier to digest if the LKH spaced the time out a bit.

All in all, this book was an easy quick read. There was quite a bit of "talking" and not enough action. The ending was definitely a surprise and I actually felt sad for Merry. It was perhaps not one of the best books, but it was good enough to keep me moving and interested.

I give this book 2.5 stars.
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Jul 24, 2011 Janet rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, had-to-buy

I loved the first couple of Merry Gentry books, then gave up on the series when they became less plot than interminably long descriptions of her and her guards making love.

I'd sworn not to buy any of the series again, but I checked this one out of the library. Now that I've finished it, I'm glad I did.

This book is so much better than the last several, although Hamilton can't seem to get through more than a few days per book. A lot of time is spent with Merry and one or more of her consorts doin...more

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Dec 30, 2010 Karissa rated it 3 of 5 stars

Ah, the next book in the Meredith Gentry series (book #6 if you want to keep track). This is a series that I read because I like reading about the Seelie and Unseelie courts. I am not sure why else I read it. The plot is complex and interwoven and the characters interesting. Meredith herself is an interesting contrast of personality traits. Like most of Laurell Hamilton's books I think I can best review this by breaking it down into the good, the bad, and the ugly.

This series makes no secret abo...more

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Oct 29, 2010 Chibineko rated it 2 of 5 stars

After attempting several times to read the abysmal Mistral's Kiss, I finally decided to skip it entirely & move onto the next book. After getting 30-50 pages into the book, I realized that I hadn't missed a single thing. (Which says loads about LKH's writing & pacing abilities!)

This story (like previous ones) has the action take place within one day. Merry's men have been accused of rape, so they go to meet with Taranis's lawyers (one of his people was the one who was raped) to fight th...more

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Jul 16, 2010 Amanda rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: bought-copy, urban-fantasy, series

There was a time when a new Laurell K Hamilton book was time for celebration - curling up, switching off my phone and reading until the last page had turned. Her character Anita Blake was a kick ass heroine with principles and spooky abilities. Over time (since around book 9) the Anita Blake series has headed downhill - round about the time Merry Gentry came on the scene. Originally Hamilton created Merry Gentry to get out of her system all the weird sexual kicks she clearly has, and to take the...more

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Dec 20, 2009 Leeanna rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: i-own

Meredith Gentry #6: A Lick of Frost, by Laurell K. Hamilton

FINALLY! "A Lick of Frost" returns the Meredith Gentry series to the promise of the first two books - the action is back with a very fast paced plot, and for once, there isn't a deluge of sexual action.

The novel opens with Merry and some of her guards in a lawyer's office, defending accusations of rape on a Seelie sidhe woman. King Taranis, the ruler of the Seelie court, the court of light and goodness, went to human police and pressed...more Meredith Gentry #6: A Lick of Frost, by Laurell K. Hamilton

FINALLY! "A Lick of Frost" returns the Meredith Gentry series to the promise of the first two books - the action is back with a very fast paced plot, and for once, there isn't a deluge of sexual action.

The novel opens with Merry and some of her guards in a lawyer's office, defending accusations of rape on a Seelie sidhe woman. King Taranis, the ruler of the Seelie court, the court of light and goodness, went to human police and pressed charges against Galen, Rhys, and Abeloec - breaking an unwritten rule of faerie law. You don't go outside of faerie for justice. So obviously Taranis has some trick up his sleeve, but will Merry figure it out in time?

It quickly becomes clear that Taranis has gone insane - the thin veneer of sanity lifts when Merry denies him, and he attacks her guards in front of humans, nearly killing Doyle. Another spin comes when one of the king's nobles offers her the Seelie throne, which quickly puts Merry's sadistic aunt, Queen Andais of the Unseelie, into a very bad mood. The action continues after that, continuing several plot threads that haven't been seen for a few books; but notably, many of the guards that Merry acquired have no lines at all, and aren't even mentioned. Why introduce a ton of new characters, and then leave them out?

I'm so-so on this book. On one hand I enjoyed it quite a bit, as there was finally more action and plot then sex scenes. As I've said in other reviews of books in this series, I don't read for the sex - I read because I like the world Hamilton has created. Finally, in "A Lick of Frost," there's some development, there's something happening. And also, there's finally some tragedy - with all the assassination attempts in the series and danger, no one has been seriously hurt, which is somewhat unrealistic. But, on the other hand, some things left me confused. Apparently a month has passed since "Mistral's Kiss," but I don't know what happened in that month; I think it's implied that Merry's been busy in the bedroom trying to get pregnant so she can take the throne, but come on. The ending also feels rushed, and jumps from A to B a little too quickly.

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Jan 23, 2009 Samantha rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: people who can't get enough Merry Gentry

Shelves: fantasy

This book is by far is the turning point in this series. The last couple of books have had so much information packed into them but no real plot twists or increased tension. I love the denseness of the erotica and anyone who embarkes on this series should know that this isn't PG rated. The characters in this story are sex personified, and by far Laurell K Hamilton's strongest talent is writing erotica. This book has only two sex scenes, whereas the others were just one romp after another. Practi...more

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Jan 07, 2013 Carina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-reading-challenge, adult, fantasy

I like this book - it is in my opinion the best of the series so far. But I don't know if it is enough to make me want to read the rest of the series which I believe is two further books.

I cannot really talk about this book as well as the others as the major events are major spoilers. The ending of the book is the best yet, it makes me want to know what is going to happen (view spoiler). I cannot help but feel though that the earlier boo...more

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Apr 14, 2011 Colleen rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: re-read

Surprisingly good, after a completely useless "OMG it's maaaaaagic" entry that was half the size of any other entry in the series. The beginning, rather than launching into a sex scene that eats up the first 10 chapters with no action, was all political, followed by lots of action.

Also, there are faerie puppies. How can I argue with faerie puppy dogs?

Maybe another attraction, at least from my POV, was that although the climax was dark and verging towards horror rather than fantasy -- **as usual*...more

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Dec 28, 2008 E. rated it 3 of 5 stars

I reread this book because the sequel (Swallowing Darkness) begins with many references to the occurrences in this novel and was startled to realize that this book, like its sequel, begins with the repercussions of rape. Princess Meredith's guards are accused of having raped a meember of the Seelie court and she is meeting with human lawyers to deal with the charges that her uncle Taranis has inexplicably brought within the human court rather than proceeding through the normal faerie channels. T...more

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Nov 20, 2008 Sarah rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: books-to-make-you-blush

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Mar 22, 2012 Julia rated it 3 of 5 stars

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Dec 10, 2012 StrangeBedfellows rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Well, blow me away and call me Mary Poppins -- I actually enjoyed this. After the forgettable melodrama that was "Mistral's Kiss", I figured this series was done for. I hate leaving a series unfinished, though, so I picked this up for half-off. I was surprised to find things -- real plot -- happening. It wasn't just chapter after chapter of touchy-feely (pun intended) conversations and wasted time. There was story development, great strides of it, in fact. And it wasn't even a particularly long...more

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Oct 26, 2007 Cyn Coons rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: things-that-go-bump-in-the-night, urban-fantasy, paranormal-smut, three-for-all-smut, smut

No spoilers, but I will say that she did get away from the smut-a-palooza that marred her last crop of books.
We got to page 159 without there being any sex at all. This was really all plot. We're starting to go back to what made the series so addicting to begin with.

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Nov 06, 2009 Emily rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: audiobooks, just-for-fun

I didn't realize that this was another of Hamilton's series books. I was out of audiobooks and going on a big car trip so I picked up what I found. This book isn't bad, but it's like Hamilton is writing for NaNoWriMo - repeating herself in different ways just to get the wordcount up. Also, the most vital importance is placed on where Merideth's lovers are in relation to her body during important court meetings. But, as my mother says, that works well because if you zone out or skip a few pages,...more

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Jul 25, 2011 Heather Dalgarno rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I've been a fan of Laurell K Hamilton for a while now, and have read everything she's written, and I have to admit that it's getting harder to justify with each new book of hers I read.

"Lick of Frost" is the sixth book in the Merry Gentry series, and it is becoming much more like the later Anita Blake books with each successive installement. I would say that the Merry series is still slightly better than the Anita series has become, but the difference is getting less all the time.

All in all I wo...more

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“I will love you always. When this red hair is white, I will still love you. When the smooth softness of youth is replaced by the delicate softness of age, I will still want to touch your skin. When your face is full of the lines of every smile you have ever smiled, of every surprise I have seen flash through your eyes, when every tear you have ever cried has left its mark upon your face,I will treasure you all the more, because I was there to see it all. I will share your life with you, Meredith, and I will love you until the last breath leaves your body or mine.” — 1,437 people liked it

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