Homicide in Hardcover (A Bibliophile Mystery #1)

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Homicide in Hardcover (A Bibliophile Mystery #1)

by Kate Carlisle (Goodreads Author)

3.72 of 5 stars 3.72 · rating details · 2,148 ratings · 298 reviews

murder is always a bestseller... first in the new bibliophile mystery series The streets of San Francisco would be lined with hardcovers if rare book expert Brooklyn Wainwright had her way. And her mentor wouldn?t be lying in a pool of his own blood on the eve of a celebration for his latest book restoration. With his final breath he leaves Brooklyn a cryptic message, and...more

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Published February 3rd 2009 by New American Library (first published January 1st 2009)

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Mar 18, 2009 Sara rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2009

Maybe I'm too picky. Maybe I tend to read books more as a writer than a casual reader. Maybe I'm nuts. I don't know. But I do know that Kate Carlisle's Homicide in Hardcover didn't live up to my expectations.

The story is set in the world of book restoration and bibliophiles, literary museums and high brows. But Carlisle has chosen to write the book in an almost chick-lit style. Her protagonist (the book is written in first person) drops cutesy cliches left and right and indulges in way to much s...more

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Dec 31, 2012 pinknantucket rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I was probably unduly harsh on this book on account of being a conservator and all, and thus noticing details that don't fit with my Conservator's World View, such as the heroine eating chocolate at her work bench, wearing sandals while using scalpels and using bread to lighten foxing spots. (Hmm). But it's quite a well-made setting and characterisation for all that. I certainly don't want to discourage anyone from making their heroines book conservators/restorers; it is good to see. I wonder, c...more

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Oct 10, 2012 Elizabeth rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adult-fiction, mystery

Continuing on the cozy-mystery bender...

Brooklyn Wainwright is a bookbinder and restoration specialist in San Francisco. She's come a long way from the little girl who was raised on a commune in wine country. When she attends a gala event for the opening of an exhibit of books restored by her mentor, Abraham, all hell breaks loose. Meeting Abraham in his studio for a private tour and catch-up session, she finds him shot, lying in pool of his own blood, and with his last breath he presses a price...more

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Aug 06, 2012 Kristen rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fun-fluffy-reads, favourite-series

It's always a great day when you discover a new book series that you love - this book fits that bill for me!

Honestly, there are so many things about this book I loved, that I'm not even sure where to start! First, how do you not love a main character who is: a rare book restorer, who loves to eat [and eat things like ice cream, pizza and chinese food], who loves to drink [coffee and red wine - also faves of mine!], who has a wickedly sassy sense of humour, and who's name - Brooklyn - came from...more It's always a great day when you discover a new book series that you love - this book fits that bill for me!

Honestly, there are so many things about this book I loved, that I'm not even sure where to start! First, how do you not love a main character who is: a rare book restorer, who loves to eat [and eat things like ice cream, pizza and chinese food], who loves to drink [coffee and red wine - also faves of mine!], who has a wickedly sassy sense of humour, and who's name - Brooklyn - came from the location of the Grateful Dead concert at which her Deadhead parents [who also live in a commune, chant, and go to sweat lodges] conceived her?

Brooklyn is an absolutely hilarious, charming and likeable character. She takes the somewhat disturbing things that happen to her as the bodies start to pile up around her with aplomb and humour.

In meeting the snarky daughter of the wealthy patrons of the Library where she works restoring rare books, she says: "I was at least half a foot taller than Meredith but she still gave the impression of looking down on me. Screw it, I'd been looked down on by better bitches than this one. Besides her handshake had all the clout of a dead trout."

When she has a few too many Irish coffees at a bar, the next day on the drive to the commune to see her parents, Brooklyn says: "Turning onto the road to Dharma I said a silent prayer of thanks to the traffic gods, then another to the wine gods who kept most tourists from starting their wine country tours until at least noon. I wasn't speaking to the Irish coffee gods."

Then, there's Brooklyn's best friend, Robin, who continuously harasses her about her rotten taste in fashion - one of my favourite exchanges between them:

Robin: Okay, you look good today, but I still have nightmares about those Birkenstocks.
Brooklyn: This is San Francisco, everybody wears Birkenstocks.
Robin: If everybody jumped off the bridge, would you jump too?

And how do you not love a book, where the main character's nemesis is someone named "Minka LaBoeuf"?! During one interaction with Minka, Brookly says to herself: "It was probably unkind to despise someone so stupid, but I did. My bad"

While the mystery wasn't super clever or complex, and I figured out who the killer was before it was officially revealed, the characters in this book are fantastic! I love Brooklyn and the supporting characters are all quirky, unique and entertaining. I will definitely be reading the rest of the books in this series. I recommend this as a fun, easy read!(less)

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Feb 08, 2012 Mim rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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I really wanted to like this book because the protagonist is bookbinder and I find that subject area interesting. I like intelligence in my hero/heroine and Brooklyn Wainwright is just too stupid to live. This book is allegedly a mystery but she spent most of the book doing the following activities a.) eating b.)fainting at the sight of blood c.) getting rescued by men and d.)committing book theft. Right before she discovers th...more There are spoilers. Don't read this review if you don't want to know.

I really wanted to like this book because the protagonist is bookbinder and I find that subject area interesting. I like intelligence in my hero/heroine and Brooklyn Wainwright is just too stupid to live. This book is allegedly a mystery but she spent most of the book doing the following activities a.) eating b.)fainting at the sight of blood c.) getting rescued by men and d.)committing book theft. Right before she discovers the body she comes across several people, but never questions any of them at any point in the book as to why they were there. One of those people is her mother. You would think if someone you cared about was just murdered and you wanted to find out who the killer was you would question the people who were last at the scene especially if you had access to them. This book is fluff. Not good fluff like cotton candy at the state fair. Not thrilling fluff like emptying the lint filter on your dryer. It is the lint between your toes fluff you get from wearing socks, it is --meh-- fluff. In this book two people die from getting shot, yet the main character, (who finally solves the "mystery" when she understands her friend's dying words) decides to antagonize the killer and meet him/her. All I could think was, "Seriously?!?!?! You're going to aggravate the killer and set up a meeting with them without some sort of weapon or backup?!?!" Then she gets saved by a pizza box!!!!! Seriously. If your definition of mystery is someone gets murdered at the beginning of the story and you find out who is the murderer at the end of the book, then this book is a mystery. If your definition of mystery is a book where the protagonist solves a mystery using clues, logic and their intelligence (not when they suddenly remember the meaning of their friend's cryptic last words) then this is not a mystery.

Also her family is made up of twee new agey commune dwellers that I've only seen in Hollywood movies.

I will not read any more books by this author mystery or otherwise.

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Jul 24, 2011 Gail rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Brooklyn Wainwright is very skilled at what she does...a book restorer. She loves books and is diligent in ensuring their survival. At the opening of this entertaining book, she is nervous because she's going to a posh reception, an opening of an exhibit of rare books where she'll encounter her mentor and beloved family friends after a falling out six months before. To her relief, she's greeted joyfully. Unfortunately, he dies in her arms that night and she's the main suspect.

She continues to en...more

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Jun 01, 2011 Crystal rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bibliophile

I ran across this book at Barnes & Noble in Tuscaloosa, AL. Interesting bookstore. No copies of Third World America, but a gigantic section for Bibles. I knew I was in the bible belt, fur shuur. But I digress. The protagonist, Brooklyn, in this series is a restorer of old books. She learned her craft at University and from her mentor, who is the murder victim in this first book. Brooklyn also has a very interesting, though stereotypically Californian, background, having been raised in a comm...more

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Feb 28, 2011 Nadine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller-crime, read-in-2011, 1st-parts

Brooklyn Wainwright, die Heldin dieses Auftakts der "Bibliophiles-Serie", ist in einer Hippie-Siedlung aufgewachsen und hat sich gerade als Buchrestauratorin in San Francisco selbständig gemacht.
Gerade hat ihr väterlicher Freund, Mentor und Lehrer ihr verziehen, dass sie nicht mehr für ihn arbeitet, da wird er auch schon ermordet. In ihren Armen sterbend, haucht er noch ein kryptisches "Remember the devil." Hatte die extrem wertvolle Faust Ausgabe, an der er gerade arbeitet, etwas mit dem Mord z...more

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Jul 02, 2010 Mary Kennedy rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Kate Carlisle’s new mystery, Homicide in Hardcover, is a stunning debut on many levels. It’s one of those rare books that is not only smart and sophisticated; it has an intriguing plot, a delightful heroine (Brooklyn Wainwright), and enough twists and turns to keep you turning the pages.

Few books are “laugh-out-loud” funny--this one is pumped with witty dialogue. Think Kathy Griffin. Chelsea Handler. Laurie Notaro.

The premise is both clever and unusual–the heroine’s mentor, Abraham Karastovsky...more

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May 08, 2010 Sensitivemuse rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I'd have to say, I haven't laughed so hard at a book in a while. Brooklyn isn't your typical strong woman. She faints when she sees blood, she's well..whimpy. Yet there's nothing wrong with that. I thought she was filled with humor and wit, I found myself laughing at a lot of her thoughts and predicaments. What I found myself laughing more was her mother, who went into her mentras and chants when something was to go wrong. I think the entire story gets more kooky and crazy considering Brooklyn's...more

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Jul 15, 2012 Cathy DuPont rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

After reading a book where I must pay attention to most every detail, I enjoy picking up one of these 'cozy mystery' genre books.

Kate Carlisle is a new writer, to me, but recommended by my favorite bookseller, Vanessa. After this much time of her getting to know me, Vanessa pretty much can put her finger on writers that I would enjoy and Carlisle was it.

Nice storyline, plenty of intrigue, with great character development. Set in San Francisco, the main character is Brooklyn Wainwright, who is...more

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Feb 05, 2011 Ami rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mystery

3.5 stars

This book is the 1st in cozy mystery series set in the world of book restoration and bibliophiles. As someone who enjoys reading, it definitely fits my kind of theme. Characters who care about books?? Bring it on, please!

The mystery is pretty smart -- the twist is related to a literary material, with first clue referred to Goethe's Faust. The heroine, Brooklyn Wainwright, is smart, and funny, and definitely a likeable person. Her inner thoughts often make me smile widely. And of course,...more

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May 10, 2011 Hannah rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mystery

It's been awhile since I've stumbled upon a new cozy mystery book/series that I've enjoyed so thoroughly! Homicide in Hardcover had the perfect balance of mystery, humour, great characters and a well-plotted story.

Cozy fans who may be weary of stories where the mystery is secondary to the romance/cake shop/business that the main character is running or involved in will be thankful to know that the murder mystery definitely takes center stage here. Even better, the whodunnit aspect never seems fo...more It's been awhile since I've stumbled upon a new cozy mystery book/series that I've enjoyed so thoroughly! Homicide in Hardcover had the perfect balance of mystery, humour, great characters and a well-plotted story.

Cozy fans who may be weary of stories where the mystery is secondary to the romance/cake shop/business that the main character is running or involved in will be thankful to know that the murder mystery definitely takes center stage here. Even better, the whodunnit aspect never seems forced. Brooklyn does search for clues, but she tends to be in the right place before she does, rather than her deliberately making the act of charging around digging up material. Thank God! I've always had to suspend my belief when I read about heroines doing active investigating/nosing into other people's business - what sensible person in real life does that? Also, Brooklyn's job of reparing rare books is surprisingly fascinating; she does talk through what she's doing when she happens to be working, but again the author strikes the perfect balance between imparting technical information to readers in an interesting manner and not force-feeding us with an infodump that makes our eyes glaze over.

Character-wise, Brooklyn is probably one of my favourite cozy mystery heroines thus far. I don't think I've ever read about a girl who seems so much like a real person that I could be friends with! She's far from brave; in fact, she's a bit of a wimp and has a tendency of fainting from blood! It's hilarious and makes her even more sympathetic, because I've known a fair share of people who're terrified of blood. Another bonus: unlike the Stephanie Plums of the genre, Brooklyn has a good head on her shoulders and is generally too sensible to do stupid things that might get her killed. She actually calls the police, friends, etc. before trying to confront the murderer. Hurrah for intelligence!

Other characters include the necessary hottie detective, Derek, Brooklyn's awesome friend Robin and her hilarious neighbours, Vinnie and Suzie, her whacky family, and the mysterious Gabriel. I loved the whole cast, particularly Gabriel - I couldn't resist spoiling myself by reading reviews of the following book and I'm over the moon that Gabriel will get more time! As much as I like Derek, I must confess I find Brooklyn and Gabriel a more interesting pairing. Too bad it probably won't happen.

All in all, an immensely enjoyable read; I have the dark eye circles to show for it! Ms. Carlisle, you have a real gift for writing. I'll be picking up your next three Bibliophile books!(less)

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Jul 12, 2009 Marlyn rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery

This is the first book I purchased (and read) on my Sony Reader. (Yes, I have the elegant red one.)
Our heroine, Brooklyn Wainwright is an expert in rare books and their restoration. Although she'd been estranged from her mentor, Abraham Karastovsky, she is happy that they have reconciled. Until she finds him lying in a pool of blood in the midst of restoring an edition of Faust that is said to be cursed.
When Brooklyn is hired to complete the renovation of the Faust, she suddenly begins to have a...more

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Mar 31, 2012 Carolyn Howard rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Apr 09, 2012 Darlene rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Homicide in Hardcover, is the first in this cozy mystery series featuring book restorer, Brooklyn Wainwright. This mystery is set in the beautiful and perhaps just a little 'out of the mainstream' city of San Francisco. The mystery surrounds the restoration of an expensive and beautiful collectible book... Faust written by Goethe and commissioned by Germany's Kaiser Wilhelm in 1880. The story features a supposed curse associated with anyone known to have owned the book and a very shocking letter...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Brenda Feairheller rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Remember the Devil"

Brooklyn Wainwright is the main character in this series written by Kate Carlisle. There is suspense, mystery, comedy and romance all wrapped up in this quick read book. Brooklyn restores old books which Kate Carlisle actually makes this career sound exciting to me. Brooklyn grew up with her Hippy parents at Guru Bob's Fellowship for Spiritual Enlightenment and Higher Artistic Consciousness. They are an interesting group of people but loving and nice and funny. (A little nosy...more

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Dec 05, 2012 tysephine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: fiction, mystery

Really, this should be 2.5 star review, but I'm being generous here since we have to think in terms of whole numbers. I don't know that I was expecting a literary masterpiece here, but I really would like to see the mystery serial move past this rut it's gotten itself into.

The same old plot where a late 20s/early 30s woman gets herself caught up in a murder investigation, often as a possible suspect, meets a mysterious, extremely handsome, kinda douchey guy along the way she can't help but be a...more

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Apr 10, 2012 Saadia rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I actually enjoyed the story more than I anticipated.

Ms. Brooklyn Wainwright is a skilled book restoration expert by trade. She finds herself thrown into restoring a rare book upon the mysterious murder of her teacher and mentor. As she investigates the circumstances and people surrounding her mentor's last days, she stumbles on: her ex-fiance's being blackmailed for his sexual preferencs; the wealthy owners of rare books; not one, but two very hot men, who rescue her from tight situations as th...more

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Jun 04, 2011 Nicole Romine rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mystery

"Homicide in Hardcover" is a cozy mystery with a heroine who loves and restores old books. Given my love for books and the cozy genre, I expected to love this novel. Although there isn't necessarily anything wrong with the plot, somehow it just didn't meet expectations. I think the main problem with this book is its tone. The story is told in first person by the heroine, Brooklyn Wainwright, who is an intelligent and passionate bibliophile Her narration, however, is quite fluffy (stereotypical c...more

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Jun 12, 2010 BJ Rose rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mystery, series, summer-challenge

Brooklyn believes firmly in her job of book restoration - she refuses to let a good book die, especially if it's a very old classic, even if it's cursed. Enough people have already died when they owned/inherited this book, or were even working on restoring it. The latest victim is Brooklyn's mentor, so she's determined about 3 things: a) the book is not going to kill her because there's no such thing as a curse, b) she is definitely going to finish restoring the book before next week's exhibit,...more

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Feb 03, 2011 Jessica rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is the first cozy mystery I have read and I actually really liked it! It reminded me a lot of the Nancy Drew mysteries I read when I was younger. It was an easy, fast and kinda "fluffy" read but super fun!

Brooklyn restores books in San Francisco. She is invited to her mentor's celebration for his latest book restoration project that includes Goethe's Faust. The collection belongs to a very wealthy and prestigious family who really knows nothing about books.

As Brooklyn looks for her mentor,...more

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Oct 04, 2009 Awallens rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

murder is always a bestseller...

first in the new bibliophile mystery series!

The streets of San Francisco would be lined with hardcovers if rare book expert Brooklyn Wainwright had her way. And her mentor wouldn’t be lying in a pool
of his own blood on the eve of a celebration for his latest book restoration.

With his final breath he leaves Brooklyn a cryptic message, and gives her a priceless—and supposedly cursed—copy of Goethe’s Faust for safekeeping.

Brooklyn suddenly finds herself accused of mu...more

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Feb 21, 2012 Gaby rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: cozy-mysteries, read-2012, contemporary

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It has been a while since I read a cozy mystery, and I missed them so much. Homicide in Hardcover has raving reviews..so it was the perfect candidate to get my cozy vibes again.

Brooklyn Wainwright loves books, that's why her job is to restore old books. She's one of the best in the field, thanks to her old mentor. It has been a while since they talked, but the night they finally did (and left all hard feelings behind), he was murdered and died in her arms. Of course she's t...more

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Apr 06, 2009 Rhonda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery-modern-formula-amateur

Kate Carlisle is updating Sue Grafton (has she gotten to Z yet? whew! I fell off that bus years ago) as Brooklyn Wainwright, Bookbinder. ARE there such people as "the two most prominent bookbinders in San Francisco"? But who cares, we're in San Francisco with this wisecracker raised on a commune in Sonoma (now a thriving town, Dharma), and Carlisle ju-u-u-ust manages to render Wainright's parents, and Guru Bob, as endearing adults rather than as cartoon characters (which so often happens when pe...more

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Jan 06, 2013 Judith rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed, mystery

It is hard for some to believe that someone who is such a lover of romance, urban fantasy and certain crime procedurals could also be a lover of Cozy Mysteries. For some reason, I always get a funny look when it is found out that I also love those sweet little books that seem to be the exact opposite of these other genres. But I don’t believe that to be true. Let’s face it, most have some romantic aspects to them, though the romance generally spans several books, and they almost always involve t...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Linda rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I really wanted to like the first book in this Bibliophile series. It was recommended by my daughter-in-law and she has the next 4 books in the series that I can borrow. However, I just couldn't get that interested in the book. I did learn a lot about book restoration; I didn't even realize that it was a profession reached with a college degree. Although it seemed to go on and on, the mystery was good right up to the end and then I found that it was actually a rather weak reason for murder. The...more

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Sep 12, 2010 Bernie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: general-fiction

I really liked the front cover art. I liked the title. I even liked the title font. The characters are so stereotypically predictable, you would think they were assembled from I kit. This appears to be the writer's first book perhaps she will hone her skills with the next book in the series, “If Books Could Kill” which fortunately or not I have already purchased. This series holds so much promise for book lovers to really delve into the details of the book industry, antiquarian booksellers, book...more

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Aug 26, 2010 Snap rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2010

Homicide in Hardcover: A Bibliophile Mystery by Kate Carlisle is the first in a cozy mystery series featuring Brooklyn Wainwright. Brooklyn is a skilled surgeon as far as books are concerned. She is a talented restorer of old books. Her mentor is Abraham Karastovsky. Brooklyn finds Karastovsky lying in a pool of his won blood on the eave of a celebration for his latest book restoration. I really liked this book. It was fast paced, filled with quirky characters. The setting is San Francisco which...more

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Feb 09, 2013 Alline rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The one- and two-star reviews already written for this book capture my feelings & thoughts exactly. I wanted to like it - I LOVE books, and was interested in learning a bit more about book making, book conservation, etc. And as a San Francisco native, I always enjoy books set in The City. But the entire mess was filled with over-the-top stereotypes, cliches and felt like a poorly-translated-from-another-language-version of a Stephanie Plum mystery. It reminds me of having food that a beginni...more

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