Beyond the Valley of Thorns (The Land of Elyon, #2)

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Beyond the Valley of Thorns (The Land of Elyon #2)

by Patrick Carman (Goodreads Author)

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The second dazzling installment in Patrick Carman's masterful Land of Elyon trilogy

Alexa thought her troubles were over when she defeated the man who had threatened to bring down Bridewell from within. But now that the walls around her land have fallen, a new, unexpected threat has risen from outside. Suddenly, Alexa is involved in a battle much, much larger than her own l

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Published September 1st 2005 by Orchard Books

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Jun 09, 2013 Alisha A. rated it 3 of 5 stars

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After enjoying the first novel in the series, The Dark Hills Divide, I continued on to Beyond the Valley of Thorns. While the writing, characterization, and world building stood up, I was disappointed with how the plot turned into a kind of Bible fanfiction without so much as a drape of subtlety. Carman did good by using "Seraphs" (Seraphims) as names for his giants rather than "angels", but overall the God vs. Satan (Elyon vs. Abaddon) bit was too in-your-face for me, to the p...more

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Dec 09, 2012 Megan rated it 4 of 5 stars

The main character, Alexa, and her friends are back in the sequel The Land of Elyon, and although this one has more action, the imagery is a little gross in places. Returning to her favorite chair in the library approximately one year after the death of Warvold, Alexa reunites with an old friend and receives a letter that sends her back out into the lands beyond the wall, and into more danger. Again, she faces up to a long and perilous trek, living on dried meat, fruit and nuts, until she meets...more

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Jun 18, 2009 Jessi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy, fiction, juvenile

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Grade 4-6–Mystery and adventure entwine in this second book in the series. Alexa and her odd companions (two men, one of whom is two feet tall; a squirrel; a wolf; a hawk; and a giant) share suspenseful and horrific experiences, such as escaping the Black Swarm (hundreds of deadly bats) and running from zombielike ogres on flame-covered hills with only jagged rocks and the Lonely Sea below. Dangerous scenes such as these lend excitement and fear as the group attempts...more

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May 07, 2011 Jennifer S rated it 3 of 5 stars

FOr a kid's book, this book has lots of characters and getting into some complicated plot. It is a fun quick read though. THis one ended with a big cliff hanger, so I will have to get the next one soon. Alexa Daley is off on another adventure, but this time it was assigned to her by Warvold. One year after his death she is told to search for something in a far away place beyond her homw and the valley around it. She gathers a group of friends along the way and works towards defeating Grindall -...more

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Jan 19, 2012 Leslie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fantasy

After The Dark Hills Divide, the first book in the series, I didn't think anything more could be said or made better. When I found out it was only the start of a great series, I looked with excitement for the next book. Finally, years after reading the first book, I laid my hands on Beyond the Valley of Thorns, and I was not disappointed. Although these are meant for younger readers, I loved the story and the characters. I was amazed by the amount and level of Christian themes and truths present...more

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Mar 08, 2011 Crystal (Elegantly Bound Books) rated it 4 of 5 stars

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I really enjoy reading this book series. Although they are children’s books, they are really exciting. In the first book, Alexa had to find her way outside of the walls to find one of the few remaining Jocasta (a gem with microscopic writing on it that when worn allows her to talk to animals) so that the animals and her can help warn her people about the attack of the convicts. Also, by bringing down the walls they no longer have to live in captivated fear and are given the freedom to roam about...more

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Dec 11, 2011 Ival Crisp rated it 4 of 5 stars

Beyond the Valley of Thorns, Patrick Carman's sequel to The Dark Hills Divide, is a fast-paced, enjoyable, and much darker read than its predecessor. The Land of Elyon is a very mysterious place, and readers of the first novel are only too aware of this. Many of these mysteries are revealed in Beyond the Valley of Thorns, yet even more remain unsolved. Readers learn about the history, tragedies, and the balance of good and evil of this troubled land. As much as I am fond of the first book of the...more Beyond the Valley of Thorns, Patrick Carman's sequel to The Dark Hills Divide, is a fast-paced, enjoyable, and much darker read than its predecessor. The Land of Elyon is a very mysterious place, and readers of the first novel are only too aware of this. Many of these mysteries are revealed in Beyond the Valley of Thorns, yet even more remain unsolved. Readers learn about the history, tragedies, and the balance of good and evil of this troubled land. As much as I am fond of the first book of the series, the second installment is obviously a richer fantasy.

While delving through this intriguing novel, I sensed a Lord of the Rings-ish essence in the plot. Indeed, the Dark Tower of Victor Graindall was reminiscent of the two towers in the second of Tolkien's novels, save the second tower. Abaddon, the source of all evil in The Land of Elyon, could be compared to Sauron. Grindall could be seen as the counterpart of the wizard Saruman.

Indeed, this a fine fantasy. The only criticism I have is the lack of character in Alexa. The Dark Hills Divide portrayed her as a free-spirited, independent, and adventurous girl, but all of these qualities fell flat during the majority of the second novel. Even though this may be true for one character in the book, Patrick Carman successfully incorporates an array of new characters into the plot. Odessa, the quiet and thoughtful wolf, and Arman, the proud yet gentle giant, are only a couple of examples.

Beyond the Valley of Thorns has a very dark nature. The presence of evil is much more evident than the previous book. What really struck me was the sad state of the people living in Castalia. These suppressed and downtrodden citizens harbor a valiant and persistent nature that I really admire. They are governed by a tyrant and policed by foul ogres. The ogres, in my opinion, are the worst of the Castalians problems. These giant, ruthless brutes have been infected by Abaddon's evil and are literally rotting from the inside.

For readers of The Dark Hills Divide, Patrick Carman's second installment of the series will come as no disappointment. Though dark in nature, this is a very pleasant read that captures the spirit of adventure and the essence of faith its many allegories. Though the lack of character in Alexa is evident, this is an excellent read for fans of the series and fantasy alike.(less)

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Jan 23, 2009 Jaemi rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, fantasy, ya-fiction, series, magic

Another year has passed, and Alexa is pleased to be going back to Bridewell for the summer. Though her father has a strict litany of rules for her to follow, she fully intends to get into at least a little trouble.

Upon her first visit to the Library, she wistfully dreams of escaping through the secret tunnel out into the wild, but she knows it’s not possible, now that the tunnels are patrolled. Naturally, when she hears a knock on the wall behind her, she’s therefore quite alarmed. When she open...more

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Nov 28, 2010 Cathy rated it 3 of 5 stars

Recommended to Cathy by: Library kids

Shelves: audio-books, juvenile-fiction

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Alexa thought her troubles were over when she defeated the man who had threatened to bring down Bridewell from within ("The Dark Hills Divide"). But now that the walls around her land have fallen, a new, unexpected threat has risen from outside. Suddenly, Alexa, as the "chosen" one to help good defeat evil, must venture beyond the Valley of the Thorns with her new friends, confronting giants, bats, ravenous dogs, and a particularly ghoulish mastermind in order to bring back...more

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Aug 15, 2009 Holly rated it 3 of 5 stars

2009 #30: This is the second book in The Land of Elyon series. Unlike the first book, The Dark Hills Divide, this one didn't fit as a story on its own. Beyond The Valley Of Thorns just continues straight into The Tenth City, the third book in the series. Like many movie trilogies, I found this second part in the series to be less satisfying than the other parts.

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May 11, 2013 Susan rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: fiction, primary

Land of Elyon #2--Alexa returns after a year's absence since the walls of the city had been torn down. She has an unexpected visit from Yipes who had a letter from the deceased Worvald. This letter sent Alexa and Yipes on a new adventure beyond the Valley of Thorns. They are joined by old friends and new ones. They meet giants who are evil and rotting and must breach a tower where someone (perhaps Renny, Warvold's wife) is kept captive. A surprise twist at the end plus the knowledge that the adv...more

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Feb 15, 2009 Haley!!!!!!! :) rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Jun 03, 2012 Adara B. rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites, re-read, fantasy

I really like this book, though not quite so much as the first one. I really liked the ending however, especially with (SPOILER!!!) Alexa found Warvold and Renny in the dungeons, ALIVE!. I liked the whole series so much that I read it whenever I'm bored. It's my go-to book when I've read so many books that I'm out of books (only temporarily). However, this series seems to be the only books that I like that Patrick Carmen has written. I definitely recommend this book to anyone that likes fantasy...more

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Dec 07, 2011 08jaimev rated it 3 of 5 stars

Summary: In this sequal to the first book in The Land of Elyon series, Alexa Daley find herself in the carridge with her father riding back to Bridewell for once again another summer. Since the events of the previous summer, Alexa finds herself eager for more adventure once again with Yipes, Murphy and a very special spot of light, in the most comfortable of chairs, in a worn library, where the adventures began. Things are now a little different, not meaning the jelly faced old friend that still...more Summary: In this sequal to the first book in The Land of Elyon series, Alexa Daley find herself in the carridge with her father riding back to Bridewell for once again another summer. Since the events of the previous summer, Alexa finds herself eager for more adventure once again with Yipes, Murphy and a very special spot of light, in the most comfortable of chairs, in a worn library, where the adventures began. Things are now a little different, not meaning the jelly faced old friend that still repairs books, it is his life and he will remain there probably till he dies. When I say new things, I mean the fact that the surrounding walls that once seemed to enclose the adventures, now seemed protective in a way. Also, the rulers over the Land are all still the same with one less traitor, and of course, it could never be the same now that Warvold is dead.

As ALexa Daley and her father enter into the boundaries of Bridewell, there of course is Pervis Kotcher, there to greet her with his watchful but sighing eyes. Because of last summer's events, there has also been a new set of rules set down by her father that she is likely to break. Before she knows it she will too be a ruler of the Land of Elyon along with Nicholas, it seems that her childhood is quickly being pulled out beneath her. Now she is fourteen years old, but still as daring as ever to listen in on converstaions she shouldn't be, spying and of course saving the Land of Elyon.

It's interesting in this book though, because the rising of the action starts much faster than the last one. In fact, it starts so fast that she doesn't even get a chance to spend two dinners with her father before she is off again. She goes on a quest with Yipes through the dark hills, and much farther than she could have ever imagined. Of course though it was all through the power and will of Warvold. It's funny how even though he is dead, his spirit still lives on. As Alexa Daley finds herself doing the will of Warvold, things almost feel like old times again, when he was still here and the walls that once surrounded bridewell were never gone, before all the chaos of the previous summer, as it had never happened.

As yipes and Alexa make thier way through the dark hills once again, they do come across some old friends. The previous summer Alexa had been taken mysteriously down to the secret pool by Yipes to revieve the precious stone, with the voice of elyon etched into it. But she has been out of the dark hills almost a year now, and her old pulsing green stone no longer works. So when Yipes and Alexa go down into the secret cave, they come across and old friend of Warvold who happens to be an Ex-convict. But he has a new stone for her and Alexa is overjoyed to finally be able to communicate with her talkative furry friends.
This is only the second of many books. In it's pages lies the fate of Alexa Daley, Warvold's instructions, Yipes and maybe all of the Land of Elyon's fate. It is up to Alexa Daley once again to not only save Bridewell but the surrounding realms of the Land of Elyon as well. If I were to rate this book, I would rate it three stars, because the first book is still my favorite, but because this is the second book, the author couldn't give to much answers or adventures becuase it is a full series, but ultimatley it was a very descriptive book, and exciting at some times. I would reccomend this book to anyone who likes mysteries, stories about talking animals and brave young girls who like to eaves drop, and spy, and anyone who thinks mysterious deaths aren't random.
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Jan 17, 2011 Amalia rated it 4 of 5 stars

One of the best things about fantasy books are the surprises and mysterious ways in which the history of the story can be rewritten. Unfortunately, I can't say anything more without ruining the book for you.

As always, I find second books more difficult than firsts. The beginning of a series usually has all of the fun, lighthearted magic. It draws you in and makes you feel safe yet interested and curious about the world the author has created. We often don't really meet the bad guys until book 2....more

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Dec 26, 2008 Aleetha rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Setahun setelah kejadian yang melibatkan para narapidana, Alexa dan ayahnya kembali ke Bridewell. Tak banyak yang berubah dari kota ini termasuk perpustakaan tempat yang paling disukainya. Bahkan kursi empuk, tempat ia menghabiskan waktu sampai masih berada di tempat yang sama. Tempat inilah yang ia kunjungi sehari setelah tiba di Bridewell

Buyi ketukan tiba-tiba terdengar ketika Alexa baru saja hendak menekuni buku yang dipilihnya dari rak. Bunyi ketukan berulang –ulang itu ternyata berasal dari...more Setahun setelah kejadian yang melibatkan para narapidana, Alexa dan ayahnya kembali ke Bridewell. Tak banyak yang berubah dari kota ini termasuk perpustakaan tempat yang paling disukainya. Bahkan kursi empuk, tempat ia menghabiskan waktu sampai masih berada di tempat yang sama. Tempat inilah yang ia kunjungi sehari setelah tiba di Bridewell

Buyi ketukan tiba-tiba terdengar ketika Alexa baru saja hendak menekuni buku yang dipilihnya dari rak. Bunyi ketukan berulang –ulang itu ternyata berasal dari belakang kursi, dari balik pintu rahasia.

Alexa hanpir tak percaya ketika Yipes berdiri dihadapannya. Kedatangan kurcaci bukanlah kunjungan biasa. Pria kecil ini membawa surat untuk Alexa dari Warvold, pria pemimpin Bridewell yang meninggal tahun lalu. Surat itu menawarkan petualangan baru. Tentu saja bagi Alexa sungguh sayang untuk dilewatkan begitu saja, walau ia tahu petualangan ini jauh dari hal-hal yang menyenangkan. Setelah mempersiapkan segala yang diperlukan, Alexa pun meninggalkan Bridewell menuju bukit-bukit kelam

Perjalanan bersama Yipes membawanya pada seorang pria mantan narapidana bernama John Christopher, Odessa sang Serigala, Murphy si tupai dan tentu saja elang yang bernama Squire. Surat lain dari Warvold membuat semuanya semakin jelas. Kerajaan kecil bernama Castalia menjadi tujuan mereka. Tak hanya letaknya yangs sangat jauh yang menjadi rintangan, namun raksasa buruk rupa, gerombolan pencuci otak, segerombolan anjing liar yang sangat ganas dan kelaparan harus mereka hadapi. Dan tentu saja yang utama adalah menghadapi abaddon sang iblis pengendali pikiran.

Petualangan yang benar benar menegangkan. Bahkan menimbulkan teror berlebihan bagi Alexa. Kejutan demi kejutan datang silih berganti. Semua itu membuatnya sadar bahwa kelompok mereka harus bergerak lebih cepat sebelum pihak musuh berhasil dengan niatnya menghancurkan Negeri Elyon.

Tidak seperti buku pertama, buku ini menyisakan misteri yang membuat semua pembaca harus membaca buku ke tiga, Kota Kesepuluh. Sayangnya sampai review ini saya posting, belum ada kabar tentang penerbitan buku ini. padahal buku pertama dan kedua terbit dua tahun lalu. Semoga saja penerbit tidak seperti Alexa yang menghadapi ribuan makhluk mengerikan sehingga menghalangi mereka menerbitkan buku yang satu ini. Saya sebagai pembaca benar benar berharap pada buku ketiga ini. Petualangan Alexa benar benar harus diselesaikan.(less)

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Mar 20, 2013 Keshia rated it 4 of 5 stars

I sped through the second book at a much higher rate than the first. One, because the world has been a lot less stressful, and two because the story and action in this was just so much more pulling and enticing that I could not put the book down. There is a definite improvement on the writing style and you can really tell the maturity in Alexa, not just because the journey she is on now is so much more important than the last but because she has a strong purpose.

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Sep 10, 2010 Janeen-san rated it 5 of 5 stars

Alexa has just arrived in Bridewell for the summer. The first few days are quite, as she gets reacquainted with old friends. Soon, however, a new adventure arrives: a message from the late Warvold! Alexa and Yipes embark on a journey through the tunnels to recover the last Jocasta, a stone that allows the holder to communicate with animals. It seemed Warvold had plans for more than just Alexa and Yipes, though--they soon encounter a former convict, by the name of John Christopher, who journeyed...more

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Apr 19, 2013 Areeba rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: middle-school

The second book in this series was a bit different from the first one because it jumped right into the story/action. This time Alexa doesn't waste anytime lingering around in Bridewell, she goes out on her adventure right away. I didn't like that at first because I would have liked to be reintroduced to the other characters (her dad, Nicholas, Grayson, etc.) but once the adventure started, I pushed that aside. We're introduced to new characters too like John, Odessa, Grindall, etc (view spoiler)...more

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Apr 02, 2010 Jessica rated it 3 of 5 stars

The author did so well with his bedtime stories of book 1 that he was able to write books 2 and 3. However, these books didn't have the same light-hearted feel of the first one. The book still feels like something a dad would tell his girls at bedtime, but now the stories are more random and seem less thought-out and put-together. Still, I enjoyed reading the books, and they were short enough that I have no regrets spending time on them. But unfortunately, not as fun as book 1.

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Sep 21, 2010 M. rated it 4 of 5 stars

Book 2 of the Land of Elyon series. In Book 1, we're introduced to Alexa and learn of the problem about to descend upon her world. In Book 2, Alexa goes out to combat the evil directly. She joins up with various animals and unusual people to combat Abaddon and his evil minions, with lots of action and excitement. This is a good fantasy series for girls about 4th grade and up.

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Dec 26, 2011 Book Elf rated it 5 of 5 stars

This surprised me in the end. Wow. While I was reading this, it reminded me the Bible, scriptures in Genesis and Apocalypse. So it was really exciting for me. I liked to be reminded of those. When angels where fallen and married humans they created Giants. It's like that. And the one who wants to usurp God because of jealousy..who else, but the devil himself.

Very adventurous feat for a 13 year old girl. And I like it.

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Jul 15, 2011 Dan rated it 2 of 5 stars

Poorly written, contrived, and ridiculous. Mr. Carmon's chronology and internal logic are incompatible with those he established in The Dark hills Divide. He even changes his mind about some things halfway through the book. It seems like he was too lazy to go back a rewrite previous chapters to maintain logic and chronology. I don't think I'll finish the series.

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Dec 19, 2008 Jenben8426 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: kids-chapter-books

A great bedtime story book for when my kids are a little bit older. Continuing from Carman's first book in the series, Beyond the Valley of Thorns continues the story of Alexa Daley. The walls have been torn down, but instead of feeling a great sense of freedom Alexa is starting to feel exposed and that a great danger is coming towards her. When her friends from a previous adventure come back to get her, Alexa becomes involved in an adventure to save the Land of Elyon from a great evil.

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Aug 25, 2012 Elevetha Houre rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: adventure, fantasy-adventure, magic-and-other-magical-substances, meh-worthy, middle-grade, 2010-or-before, own

2 1\2 stars. Pretty boring. It was all right but certainly not anything special. What is up with Alexa being chosen by Elyon since the very beginning as the person to save everyone? Her destiny and all that. More annoying than epic in my opinion. I ended up buying this and the first one at Half Price Books for $1 each. So that was a good price but I'm not sure I would have spent much more on this.

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Oct 29, 2012 Edisty Friskanesya rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiksi, fantasy, children-book

Surprisingly lebih seru daripada buku pertama. dan secara ide, keren ya Patrick Carman ini ngeplot petualangan si Alexa. Pada buku pertama, kisahnya tentang pemberontakan pada sebuah kerajaan Bridewell, hanya sebagian kecil dari daratan Negeri Elyon. Lalu pada buku ini, kita dihadapkan pada konflik negeri Elyon ini. WOW aja gitu..
Tapi tetep, cara pengarang mengilustrasikan tempat itu ngga enak dibaca. Maka dari itulah, tetap dua bintang untuk buku ini.

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Jun 01, 2012 Emilyanne rated it 3 of 5 stars

A good sequel and fun kids book to read out loud.
My kids liked listening to me read from it out loud but I would have been happy reading it to myself as well. It's silly and exciting and a good fantastic fairytale story.
Recommend to anyone who hasnt lost their inner child. :)

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Feb 17, 2012 Shelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

This book, i felt, was even better then the first.Though the first was still amazing.These books are so cute,while being erie.Patrick Carman did an amazing job with these books.He put the perfect amount of everything,resolving to a super delicious book for people all ages to anjoy.

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May 22, 2010 Sherami rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Apr 17, 2009 Kitti rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: older-children-s-books, read-w-grace

Grace and I just finished reading this (together). I thought it was okay but Grace really liked it and can't wait for us to begin the third book.

I was surprised at some of the gruesome descriptions but they didn't upset Grace. So take from that what you will.

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I have been a lifelong writer and storyteller. Salem, Oregon is where I spent my formative years and I graduated from Willamette University. After college, I spent a decade living in Portland, Oregon where I worked in advertising, game design, and technology.

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