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Beyond: A Ghost Story

Graham McNamee

3.77 · Rating details · 898 ratings · 185 reviews

Jane is not your typical teen. She and her best friend Lexi call themselves the Creep Sisters. Only Lexi knows why Jane is different from anyone else: Her own shadow seems to pull her into near-fatal accidents. Jane is determined to find out why these terrifying things happen, and to overcome her shadow enemy. Her sleuthing with Lexi connects her own horrors to the secret ...more

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Published September 11th 2012 by Wendy Lamb Books (first published January 1st 2012)

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Dec 26, 2012 Maja (The Nocturnal Library) rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: horror, own-a-dtb, reviewed-in-2012, young-adult, arc-2012, review-copy, hachette, i-see-dead-people

Beyond is the second young adult book by a Canadian male author I’ve read in the last year (first was The Repossession by Sam Hawksmoor), they were both published by Hodder, and they’re both original and refreshing. I’m even more picky and difficult with horror than I am with steampunk, which is why I’m especially happy to report that the horror parts of this story met my extremely high standards. But I’m getting ahead of myself here…

Jane is afraid of her own shadow… literally. Every time she fa Beyond is the second young adult book by a Canadian male author I’ve read in the last year (first was The Repossession by Sam Hawksmoor), they were both published by Hodder, and they’re both original and refreshing. I’m even more picky and difficult with horror than I am with steampunk, which is why I’m especially happy to report that the horror parts of this story met my extremely high standards. But I’m getting ahead of myself here…

Jane is afraid of her own shadow… literally. Every time she faces any kind of danger, her mind goes numb and her shadow takes control, moving Jane’s body towards peril instead of away from it. If there’s one thing Jane can be sure of, it’s that she’s not making it up; her best friend Lexi witnessed her shadow trying to force her to throw herself in front of a train. But since it’s not a story she can actually share without ensuring a bed in the psychiatric ward, everyone including her parents thinks she’s suicidal. It’s up to Lexi and Jane to find a pattern and discover the mystery and horror behind Jane’s shadow.

Although Beyond wasn’t without its problems, the idea behind it was thrilling and so very original. It was unlike anything I’ve read before, and the mystery kept me on my toes until the very end. It wasn’t easy to even try to guess the outcome of this, or the solution to the mystery, and the premise behind it was simply exhilarating. There’s nothing creepier than being threatened by your own shadow… it’s the only thing you can never hide from, and seeing it take over, start moving on its own and even control your movements is a waking nightmare. *shudders* Poor Jane.

The writing style was also fairly unusual. McNamee prefers short sentences that create a steady staccato rhythm; in that, he reminded me of Lisa McMann, whose Wake trilogy I happen to like very much. Generally, I adore this sort of thing – any peculiarity in someone’s style is enough to keep me interested and fascinated even when the plot becomes tiresome. McNamee wasn’t consistent enough to be truly impressive like McMann, but his writing still made the book more memorable for me.

However, I don’t understand why Jane couldn’t have been a teenage boy instead. The story would have worked just as well, if not better, from a male point of view, and quite frankly, McNamee knows about teenage girls about as much as I know about quantum mechanics. Jane and Lexi both thought and acted more like adolescent boys than sixteen-year-old girls, and this was especially apparent in their romantic endeavors. That is not how girls think about boys, Mr. McNamee, not even close, and that is not how girls talk to each other. Suffice it to say that changing this to a male protagonist wouldn’t take much work at all – a simple name change (from Jane to John, since we’re being original and all) would have been enough. No other modifications would be necessary, the voice is already distinctly male. This, too, is the second time that I’ve encountered this problem lately, the first being Vesper by Jeff Sampson.

Nevertheless, few books truly scare me anymore, and Beyond made me want to sleep with my lights on for the first time in many months. McNamee is an excellent horror author with a unique style, but he should definitely stick with male protagonists from now on, in which case I’ll probably read whatever he writes next.

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Feb 08, 2016 Nancy❤The❤Bookaholic rated it really liked it · review of another edition

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~~4.5 HEARTS~~

Before I discovered romance books I was into Horror and Paranormal books, so reading this was a touch of nostalgia for me. I believe in the afterlife. I believe there's an in-between world. I also believe that souls get stuck in the in-between world when they have unfinished business. This book was about a soul that could not or did not feel worthy of going into the light because of horrific things that happened to him while he was alive. I have an open mind and I believe in all of ...more

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Apr 26, 2012 Daisy rated it it was ok

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So, back when I was a sweet little tween, I was easily freaked out by Fear Street books and the like (especially the Cheerleader series, CREEPED ME OUT, I wouldn't go showering after games at the gym is noone was around anymore, the girl dying because of boiling shower and steam still haunts me). And though I don't really read or watch scary stuff much these days, I figured this would get me back to those days in which I LOVED them.

Unfortunately, it didn't quite work out that way for me.

You see So, back when I was a sweet little tween, I was easily freaked out by Fear Street books and the like (especially the Cheerleader series, CREEPED ME OUT, I wouldn't go showering after games at the gym is noone was around anymore, the girl dying because of boiling shower and steam still haunts me). And though I don't really read or watch scary stuff much these days, I figured this would get me back to those days in which I LOVED them.

Unfortunately, it didn't quite work out that way for me.

You see, the whole time I was reading it, I felt like I *should* be scared of everything happening, but I never really felt it myself. Maybe it was because I never really connected to Jane and didn't feel the horror she must have been experiencing. I didn't feel much of anything while reading this book except for a mild curiosity about how it would all end.

Jane and Lexi seemed like a good team friendwise, though I was kinda annoyed that they also seemed to be taking this whole Jane almost being killed by her shadow multiple times less seriously than I would have liked. I mean, I couldn't get over the fact that they waited till the fourth time before starting to investigate it. Don't we have internet for this? I get not wanting to tell her parents for fear they'd lock her away, but not even wondering who or what was doing that to her seemed sorta naive. Especially after the last nail in head incident.

And I kinda wanted to shake Jane right before the big moment in which you can see from miles away SOMETHING BAD is going to happen. I mean, seriously? That was SO predictable. And the whole unraveling of the who, what and where of things was a bit too convenient for me.

I did think that the ghost part of the who and why of it was pretty interesting and I just wish I had felt more involved with the story. I think the main reason why I finished it, was that it was a quick read and I knew it wouldn't take hours of my life to stick with it. It wasn't badly written, for me there just wasn't a connection and because of that no sense of fear, which is kinda what you need for a book that's supposed to be creepy (I'm assuming things here, I could be wrong).

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Jun 26, 2019 Sara rated it liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: childrens-and-teens, horror-supernatural, novels-and-shorts

What if your shadow controlled you? What if your shadow tried to kill you? What if when you flatlined, something came back to life with you? Not to mention what if you were a teenage girl in high school just trying to be normal and have a boyfriend like other girls?

Beyond: A Ghost Story deals with serious issues - abuse, kidnapping, predators - framed in the guise of a ghost story dealing with the wounds on the psyche such events can have on the individuals involved. This story manages to do thi ...more

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Sep 22, 2012 ☕️Kimberly rated it liked it

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Beyond offers up a perfectly creepy ghost story with a twist that should delight young readers. McNamee delivered a tale filled with creepy goodness involving a ghost and a killer. This was a fast paced, easy read and I was thoroughly entertained.

The tale begins when we meet Jane. She has had several near death accidents and the most recent has her walking around with a nail in her head. Her parents think she is accident prone, others think she is suicidal but Jane knows the truth 3.5 coffee cups
Beyond offers up a perfectly creepy ghost story with a twist that should delight young readers. McNamee delivered a tale filled with creepy goodness involving a ghost and a killer. This was a fast paced, easy read and I was thoroughly entertained.

The tale begins when we meet Jane. She has had several near death accidents and the most recent has her walking around with a nail in her head. Her parents think she is accident prone, others think she is suicidal but Jane knows the truth. Jane lives with her doting parents. Her Mom owns a Flower shop and her Dad is the local sheriff. They call Jane their miracle baby, because Jane wasn't breathing at birth. Since then there have been dozens of accident. Jane’s parents worry about her, and encourage her to be safe, but they don’t know that Jane’s own shadow is trying to kill her! The tale that unfolds is suspenseful as Jane and Lexi try to stop her shadow and maybe even a killer.

Jane and Lexi refer to themselves as the “Creep Sisters”. Due to all of her strange near death situations, kids at school tend to stare at, gossip about or ignore Jane. She sleepwalks, cannot drive and begins having nightmares that become day-mares. She has a love interest and it is delightfully sweet. Lexi is her outspoken, confident friend who dresses like the grim reaper’s daughter. She loves her camera and film. I liked her quirky, humorous attitude and would have loved her as a friend. She is the perfect friend for Jane and the two had me laughing. I loved that the parents were involved in Jane’s life, although she never confided in them about her shadow. The shadow and an unearthed body made the tale creepy and suspenseful.

McNamee wove a suspenseful ghost story and I liked the twists he brought to it. I won’t spoil anything, but the shadow and the how and why, was cool. I also liked the secondary plot and how it all tied together. The ending scenes were climatic, followed by some closure. This book is the perfect introduction to horror for young readers. I thought the tale was well paced and clever. It is relatively short in length. The hardcover addition is roughly 226 pages but it offered up some creepy suspense perfect for the fall "spooky" season.

Beyond is perfect for young readers in search of a creepy ghost story. I enjoyed McNamee’s writing style and look forward to checking out some of his other works.

I want to thank Random house for providing this finished copy in exchange for my unbiased review.
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Nov 11, 2012 Roberta R. (Offbeat YA) rated it it was ok · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller-or-mystery, horror-or-gore, supernatural, young-adult, afterlife, pov-1st-person, mc-female

Rated 2.5 really.

Excerpt from my review - originally published at Offbeat YA.

Pros: Interesting premise. Lead you can empathise with. Peculiar sidekick. Family plays a big role.
Cons: Main characters lack depth. Their friendship feels a bit unlikely. Massive use of colloquial/informal speech (understood subject).
WARNING!: Kid abuse is implied. There's tension and psychological horror, and the ending is pretty intense. Nothing terribly scary though.
Will appeal to: First-time horror/supernatural re ...more

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Feb 21, 2013 Annette rated it really liked it

Beyond: A Ghost Story has in interesting premise and just enough creep factor to keep you on the edge of your seat.

Sara (she's called Jane in the blurb on the back of the book but Sara in the ARC) is recovering from a near-death experience. She still has the nail from the nail gun in her head. She was dead and brought back to life. Unfortunately, this seems to be a trend in Sara's life. She drank drain cleaner, grabbed a downed electric wire that was live, and almost got hit by a train before th ...more

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Jul 08, 2019 Colin Garrow rated it it was amazing

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Seventeen-year-old best friends Jane and Lexi aren’t typical teenagers. Known by their classmates as the Creep Sisters, they have a special ‘freakishness’ in common, but it’s Jane who has the upper hand on the truly weird - her shadow sometimes moves on its own, dragging her towards dangerous situations. Setting out to discover what this disturbing being wants from her, Jane begins to uncover a story that links her ghostly influencer to a serial killer.

Written in present tense, ‘Beyond’ is a wi ...more

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Nov 12, 2012 Garry rated it it was amazing

Wow!

I will run, not walk, to get the other books by Graham McNamee.

An intriguing concept: a young girl who has a near-death experience but survives to be haunted by... A compelling story: the concept is developed slowly and carefully, nuance and depth added piece by piece leading ultimately to an exciting and rewarding conclusion. Realistic, complex characters with depth: Jane and her best friend Lexi are interesting without verging on the annoyingly precocious adolescents of an adult's fantasy ...more

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Oct 23, 2018 Diana rated it it was amazing

When I read this book I feels like in detective movie, because that book so interesting, has perfect characters and easy in reading. That book have little romance story, child story , horror moments. Also that book is not so long and in comfortable format to reading and feels good. I'm recommended this book for both, girls and boys. ...more

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Jan 03, 2019 Qianrui rated it it was amazing

Excellent book, has a really powerful ending. (I cried because of it) Would really recommend it!

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Jan 24, 2013 Misty Baker rated it really liked it

I am a rabid Stephen King fan. It’s just a fact of life in my house (kinda like breathing, or my inability to change out the garbage bag in the kitchen.) If there is a new book. I will buy it. Do not try to stop me or I will bite of your pinky toe. So when I got a catalog from Hachette in December with a book in it that said “If Stephen King wrote YA…” I knew I had to read it.

I will admit, my expectations weren’t all that high. It is Stephen King after all, and if you are going to throw around t ...more

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Feb 27, 2018 Molly rated it it was amazing

Shelves: favorites

This had a lot of different things that I like in a book. It was fast-paced, suspenseful, and dealt with a realistic conflict (a murder mystery that happened in that town ten years prior) and a paranormal/supernatural horror with Jane’s own shadow lashing out at her and attacking her. Some books are character-driven, some more plot-driven. I would say this is more of a plot-driven book, as the majority of the book revolves around finding out more and more information about the shadow or ghost th ...more

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Jul 05, 2012 Krista (CubicleBlindness Reviews) rated it it was amazing

The story opens up with Jane attending doctors meetings to discuss the removal of a nail that is lodged in her skull. Something that doesn't seem to surprise her as she has lived through several other near-death situations throughout her young life. Electrocution, poisoning and a near miss by a train.

Although Jane's parents have known her whole life she is prone to "accidents" Jane knows that it is something else, something that is a part of her that is causing her accidents. Her Shadow. She has ...more

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Nov 18, 2014 Jasmine Kaypour rated it it was amazing

This book was phenomenol! This book was extremely easy to understand,but also had some difficult vocabulary too. The book had many character changes and had a very important theme. Lexi, Jane and Janes parents all changed. Lexi changed beacuse she went from overprotective to calm. " Im not worried anymore evr since you surgery ive learned to calm down."(209). This shows that Janes surgery and being done with all of her ghost and shadow creatures calmed Lexi down a lot! JAne changed from being a ...more

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Feb 03, 2014 Daniel Bonk rated it really liked it

I read the book “BEYOND”. I think this book is great because it’s about a girl named Jane dying multiple times and trying to avoid her shadow that’s seems to be trying to kill her. Later in the book she meets this demon face to face while she died again and she seemed to have got away, or did she. Ever since she meet her shadow she has been seeing things and feels as if she’s being watched.
I liked this book because of its intense moments and crazy encounters, but I would have changed the chara ...more

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Sep 19, 2012 Mara rated it really liked it

I had never read Graham McNamee's work before and this was a good book to begin with. Short, fast-paced and spooky, it's the perfect late-night read. Jane is being haunted by a force that wants her dead. She and her best friend, Lexi, try to find out the source. I loved the "Creep Sisters" idea and thought Lexi was a great character. Jane was good, too-- although descriptions of her constant fatigue were, well, exhausting (even though that was the point). Although there was a scene at the very e ...more

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Jan 01, 2013 Brandy rated it liked it

Shelves: creepy-scary, parents_exist, teen, speculative-fiction, for-work, 2013

Jane has survived poisoning, electrocution, a near-collision with a train, and most recently, a nail gun to the head. She's not accident-prone, or even suicidal, like people believe. Her shadow is trying to kill her.

Creepy, atmospheric teen thriller that reminds me of my middle-school days, curled up in a chair reading RL Stine's Fear street novels with all the lights on, though with slightly older appeal--8th grade and up, maybe, for those looking for a light scare. ...more

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Oct 18, 2017 Dekota added it

this book was about a girl Jane who's shadow is trying to kill her in near fatal accidents. She finally gets the courage to go and find out why all this crazy stuff keeps happening to her. ...more

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Jan 02, 2018 Theresa rated it liked it

Shelves: children-s-and-young-adult

This was a weird book. Slow the build the creep factor, then about 75 solidly creepy but fun pages. There was almost a really well done allegory for abusive relationships that just gets dropped. Then a turn for the extremely creepy. Then it just got super weird.

Rec for students looking for Realistic Fiction with ghosts. Grade 7+ be aware some sex talk, strange religious angles and intense serial child rape/murder hinting.

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Sep 18, 2013 Kat (Lost in Neverland) rated it did not like it

Dude.

Calm down with the exclamation points.

It does not make into an exciting horror story.

In fact, it makes it a really shitty 'horror' story.

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Apr 29, 2016 Amanda rated it really liked it · review of another edition

Shelves: ya

A good, straight-forward ghost story with enough of a twist to be unique. A great hi-lo pick that reads fast but still feels old enough for teens to enjoy. Like the setting as well, was almost it's own character. ...more

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Dec 14, 2017 K.A. Wiggins rated it really liked it

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This was an enjoyable fast read with a creepy premise. MC's shadow's trying to kill her. There's a few legitimately freaky moments though I wouldn't call it full-on horror, and the rainy BC setting dovetails nicely with the plot. Solid entertainment for ages 12+. ...more

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Sep 30, 2015 Dakota Whitacre rated it it was amazing

This book was both creepy and heart warming. I recommend this book to everyone that loves suspense.

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Mar 23, 2018 Debra Thrasher rated it it was amazing · review of another edition

A good scary read

This book caught my attention early. I just couldn't quit reading it. It is very scary though, just a little warning. ...more

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May 15, 2018 Jadin rated it it was amazing

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Will always love this book.

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Dec 18, 2018 Nicole rated it it was amazing

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May 07, 2019 Leah rated it it was amazing

I loved this book it is such a good book.

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Aug 26, 2019 Bean rated it really liked it

I really enjoyed this book. There was a lot of suspense and mystery. I recommend it for people who enjoy horror novels.

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Feb 03, 2017 Rants and Bants rated it it was amazing

Shelves: sensitive-topics, sad, ya, fantasy, girls-girls-girls, horror, underrated, loved-the-protagonist, well-written, the-plot-hooked-me

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This book was the perfect combination of supernatural horror with the shadow/ghost, and realistic psychological thriller horror with the murder mystery and trying to figure out who kidnapped Leo Gage almost ten years ago and murdered him. It’s the type of terrifying thing you hear about on the news, and it's morbid but fascinating. The kind of thing that I would like to try to write about. As usual, Graham did a good job building up the suspense and making it chilling and exciting the whole way

This book was the perfect combination of supernatural horror with the shadow/ghost, and realistic psychological thriller horror with the murder mystery and trying to figure out who kidnapped Leo Gage almost ten years ago and murdered him. It’s the type of terrifying thing you hear about on the news, and it's morbid but fascinating. The kind of thing that I would like to try to write about. As usual, Graham did a good job building up the suspense and making it chilling and exciting the whole way through. It never got boring, and I wanted to keep going and find out what would happen. The way books should be.

I liked the protagonist, but my favorite character was actually probably Lexi. She is more than just the archetypal goth girl (which can go one of two ways: good, a la Raven from Vampire Kisses, or bad, a la Haven from The Immortals). Yes, Lexi is the nice confident edgy outcast girl, but most importantly, she is a loyal, supportive, wonderful friend. She stays up with Jane at her house, keeps an eye on her, straps her down so the ghost of Leo Gage/Jane’s shadow can’t hurt her, listens to all of the things Jane tells her without judgment, does research for Jane, puts on cartoons and serves her pizza…basically the perfect girlfriend. And this is not to say that Jane takes no initiative either and doesn’t look into things herself and catches on and puts things together. But Lexi was really resourceful and even created a montage of Leo’s mother in order to scare him off should he ever creep back. She was brave and reasonable and clever, which is what we all need when we’re in a horrifying situation like Jane. I fear to think about what would happen to Jane if she didn’t have Lexi. So many times in these stories when the main character is being haunted by something that sounds crazy, they’re alone and can’t tell anyone and that makes it so much more hopeless. This was more realistic. Otherwise I don’t know how Jane would’ve been able to function each day from the anxiety and stress.

I also liked how the girls had their own interests, Lexi with her moviemaking and Jane with her romance novels that she was embarrassed about. (And I don’t know what was wrong with the kids in Lexi’s class, I thought her video ideas sounded cool).

Leo Gage…he was definitely horrible with what he did to Jane, but I also have sympathy for what happened to him. I am glad that at the end she was able to heal him basically, so that he could finally rest in peace. It’s interesting how usually someone who died haunts the person who killed them, rather than some random person who’s born later.

The setting was great. I liked the dark, dreary, rainy setting with thunderstorms and dark clouds all the time (everybody gets depressed from it, I happen to love it), and the fact that there was a past that took place in the mid-90s, previous to Jane’s birth. I like delving into decades past. I liked the ominous woods and roads and mountains. If not for the dark story, it would actually be a nice place. Find a cabin in the some woods with the one you love, and there you go.

By far my favorite Graham McNamee book so far (I’ve got two more to go!). ...more

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Graham McNamee. Male. Caucasian. 5'10". Brown hair. Brown eyes. Do not approach. Extremely shy.

Author of: HATE YOU, NOTHING WRONG WITH A THREE-LEGGED DOG, SPARKS, and ACCELERATION. HATE YOU was an ALA Best Book for young Adults and an ALA Quick Pick, won the Austrian Children's Book Award, and was nominated for the Governor General's Award. SPARKS won the PEN/Phyllis Naylor Working Writer Fellows ...more

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