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Caterpillar Launches Worldwide Workforce Innovation Challenge
Caterpillar Launches Worldwide Workforce Innovation Challenge The global construction and infrastructure sector is heading into unfamiliar territory. Automation, artificial intelligence, digital twins, robotics and connected equipment are rapidly reshaping how roads are built, mines are operated and...
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Hudson Tunnel Project Maintains Momentum Amid Federal Reimbursement Row
Hudson Tunnel Project Maintains Momentum Amid Federal Reimbursement Row Federal funding has once again begun flowing into the US$16 billion Hudson Tunnel Project, easing concerns surrounding reimbursement delays that had created financial uncertainty for one of the most strategically important rail...
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NVIDIA Spectrum X Powers the Next Wave of Gigascale AI Infrastructure
NVIDIA Spectrum X Powers the Next Wave of Gigascale AI Infrastructure Artificial intelligence infrastructure has become the latest battleground in global technology development, and the pressure on networking systems is mounting fast. While much of the public conversation centres on GPUs and increas...
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Nuclear Power Moves Into the AI Infrastructure Race
Nuclear Power Moves Into the AI Infrastructure Race The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, hyperscale cloud computing and high-performance data processing is creating a power challenge that conventional grids are struggling to handle. Across North America and Europe, utilities are already w...
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PolyJoule Reinvents Battery Safety for the Energy Storage Era
PolyJoule Reinvents Battery Safety for the Energy Storage Era The global energy transition is racing ahead, but the infrastructure supporting it continues to face an uncomfortable truth. As battery energy storage systems become larger, more widespread and increasingly embedded into cities, industria...
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monday.com Rebuilds SaaS Around AI Agents and Human Collaboration
monday.com Rebuilds SaaS Around AI Agents and Human Collaboration Enterprise software is entering a new phase, and the race is no longer about who can bolt the most AI features onto an existing product. The focus has shifted toward execution. Businesses want systems that can automate real operationa...
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Renesas Edge AI Ambitions Grow with Irida Labs Acquisition in Greece
Renesas Edge AI Ambitions Grow with Irida Labs Acquisition in Greece Edge AI is rapidly shifting from experimental technology to operational necessity across the construction, infrastructure, transport and industrial sectors. Cameras are no longer passive recording devices bolted onto machinery, hig...
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The Impact of Climate on Road Safety and Vehicle Longevity
The Impact of Climate on Road Safety and Vehicle Longevity Long-distance driving already takes its toll on you and your vehicle. Add road conditions and climate into the concoction, and a whole lot is going on. Heatwaves, heavy rain, and freezing temperatures deteriorate roads differently. Vehicles...
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GEO Business Maps the Future of Infrastructure Intelligence
GEO Business Maps the Future of Infrastructure Intelligence Location data has quietly become one of the most influential forces shaping modern infrastructure, transport networks, utilities, emergency response systems and urban planning. From monitoring climate risks and managing digital twins to sup...
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Redefining Project Delivery at Digital Construction Week
Redefining Project Delivery at Digital Construction Week Digital transformation in construction has moved well beyond experimental pilots and flashy demonstrations. Across infrastructure, transport, utilities and commercial development, the pressure to deliver projects faster, safer and with lower e...
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Nyobolt Fast Charging Technology Powering Autonomous Infrastructure
Nyobolt Fast Charging Technology Powering Autonomous Infrastructure Artificial intelligence may dominate headlines through software breakthroughs and cloud computing, but the real industrial transformation is unfolding in warehouses, factories, logistics hubs and autonomous machinery fleets. From mo...
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Autonomous Freight Reshaping America’s Food Supply Chain
Autonomous Freight Reshaping America’s Food Supply Chain The race to automate long-haul freight has shifted out of the testing phase and onto live commercial corridors, with autonomous trucking company Aurora Innovation beginning driverless freight operations for McLane Company in Texas. The move ma...
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Aeva Accelerating Autonomous Freight with 4D LiDAR for Daimler Trucks
Aeva Accelerating Autonomous Freight with 4D LiDAR for Daimler Trucks The race to commercialise autonomous freight transport has entered a more serious phase. For years, the industry has been flooded with pilot projects, prototype demonstrations and carefully choreographed test runs across American...
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Hydrogen Refuelling Networks Push Safety Testing into Focus
Hydrogen Refuelling Networks Push Safety Testing into Focus Hydrogen may still represent a relatively small slice of the global transport energy market, yet investment in hydrogen infrastructure is accelerating at a pace few in the energy sector can ignore. Governments across Europe, Asia and North...
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Ouster Redefines Machine Vision With Native Colour LiDAR and Physical AI Ambitions
Ouster Redefines Machine Vision With Native Colour LiDAR and Physical AI Ambitions Autonomous machines are becoming a far more serious proposition for the construction, mining, transport and infrastructure sectors. From robotic survey crews and autonomous haul trucks to intelligent traffic systems a...
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Bobcat Backs America’s Frontline Workforce With Year Round Equipment Support
Bobcat Backs America’s Frontline Workforce With Year Round Equipment Support Communities rarely stop to consider the machinery that keeps modern life functioning until something breaks. Roads need repairing after storms, fallen trees block access routes, emergency crews need rapid site clearance, an...
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A New Era for Intelligent Low Carbon Buildings Starts at GEBT 2026
A New Era for Intelligent Low Carbon Buildings Starts at GEBT 2026 China’s construction and real estate sectors are entering a decisive phase in the transition towards intelligent, low-carbon development, and Guangzhou Electrical Building Technology 2026 is positioning itself at the centre of that t...
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Digital Twins Reshape the Future of Water Infrastructure Efficiency
Digital Twins Reshape the Future of Water Infrastructure Efficiency Water utilities sit at the intersection of two growing pressures: the need to secure reliable drinking water supplies and the rising cost of energy required to treat and deliver it. Against this backdrop, researchers at Oak Ridge Na...
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Portable Workstations Redefine Mobile Productivity Across Industries
Portable Workstations Redefine Mobile Productivity Across Industries The shift toward mobile, decentralised work has been gathering pace for years, but it is now becoming a defining feature of modern infrastructure, construction, and industrial operations. Whether on a remote highway project, inside...
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The Next Giant in Gold Mining Takes Shape in Australia
The Next Giant in Gold Mining Takes Shape in Australia The global gold sector is no stranger to consolidation, but every so often a transaction emerges that reshapes the competitive landscape. The proposed merger between Regis Resources and Vault Minerals falls squarely into that category. Announced...
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Mitsubishi Electric Redefine Industrial Interfaces in the Age of Smart Manufacturing
Mitsubishi Electric Redefine Industrial Interfaces in the Age of Smart Manufacturing Manufacturing is no longer just about machines and output. It is increasingly about data, connectivity, and the ability to act on insights in real time. Against that shifting landscape, Mitsubishi Electric has intro...
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The Ten Trillion Bet on Intelligent Infrastructure
The Ten Trillion Bet on Intelligent Infrastructure The world’s roads, railways, ports, airports, power grids and utilities are no longer being valued as lumps of concrete, steel, pipework, cables and regulated cash flow. Increasingly, they are being repriced as operating systems for trade, mobility,...
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Lessons from the 2026 Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye
Lessons from the 2026 Antalya Diplomacy Forum in Türkiye Earlier this month I attended the 2026 edition of the Antalya Diplomacy Forum hosted by Turkiye. It provided valuable object lessons on the importance of consolidating existing alliances, building new ones and the imperative of a new multilate...
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Rebuilding Ghana’s Eastern Corridor with Precision Topcon Technology
Rebuilding Ghana’s Eastern Corridor with Precision Topcon Technology Ghana’s decision to modernise a crucial stretch of its Eastern Corridor is far more than a roadworks programme. It is a strategic intervention in trade logistics, regional mobility and long-term economic resilience. The reconstruct...
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Liebherr Celebrates 100,000 Wheel Loader Milestone
Liebherr Celebrates 100,000 Wheel Loader Milestone Liebherr has marked a significant industrial milestone with the production of its 100,000th wheel loader at the company’s manufacturing plant in Bischofshofen, Austria. The anniversary machine, an L 550 XPower, has been handed over to German recycli...
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VertiGIS Expands Global GIS Reach with £87m 1Spatial Acquisition
VertiGIS Expands Global GIS Reach with £87m 1Spatial Acquisition The geospatial technology sector has entered another phase of consolidation as VertiGIS completes its £87.1 million acquisition of 1Spatial, bringing together application-layer GIS workflows with advanced location data governance. For...
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TRL Sets New Course for UK Police Blue Light Safety Standards
TRL Sets New Course for UK Police Blue Light Safety Standards The UK policing fleet is heading for one of its most significant vehicle safety reforms in decades, with TRL commissioned by the Metropolitan Police Service on behalf of the National Police Chiefs’ Council to develop a national Fleet Blue...
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Traffic is Created by Cities Not Just Roads
Traffic is Created by Cities Not Just Roads Traffic congestion is often blamed on inadequate roads, poor junction design or a lack of capacity. Yet new international research suggests that view only tells part of the story. The way cities are built, how neighbourhoods are arranged, where jobs are co...
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Indiana Expands Smart Freight Oversight with New Weigh In Motion Investment
Indiana Expands Smart Freight Oversight with New Weigh In Motion Investment State transport agencies rarely make headlines when they renew long-term technology frameworks, yet these decisions often shape how efficiently roads are managed, how freight moves and how infrastructure budgets are protecte...
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BUKO Brings Digital Traffic Management to Britain’s Roadworks Challenge
BUKO Brings Digital Traffic Management to Britain’s Roadworks Challenge Britain’s road network is under constant pressure. Utilities need access to buried assets, highways authorities must maintain ageing infrastructure, and major projects require lane closures, diversions and phased traffic control...
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Premier Plant Powers Ahead With Electric JCB Fleet and Carbon Neutral Ambitions
Premier Plant Powers Ahead With Electric JCB Fleet and Carbon Neutral Ambitions The UK plant hire sector is entering a more practical phase of decarbonisation. After years of discussion around emissions targets, low-carbon procurement and cleaner urban construction, fleet operators are now making re...
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CDE Unveils Rapid Deploy ModaLine Washing Plant for Fast Moving Materials Markets
CDE Unveils Rapid Deploy ModaLine Washing Plant for Fast Moving Materials Markets Speed has become one of the most valuable commodities in the aggregates, recycling and quarrying industries. Whether operators are processing material at a temporary construction project, opening a new quarry face, res...
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Ritchie Bros Sets New Benchmark as Grande Prairie Auction Surpasses CA$93m
Ritchie Bros Sets New Benchmark as Grande Prairie Auction Surpasses CA$93m Western Canada’s heavy equipment market has sent a clear signal. Buyers are still willing to move quickly, bid hard and spend serious money when the right machines come to market. That was the takeaway from the latest Ritchie...
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Europe Backs Smarter Transport with New CEF Blending Facility
Europe Backs Smarter Transport with New CEF Blending Facility Europe’s transport transition has always depended on one awkward truth: major infrastructure upgrades are expensive, slow to deliver and often unattractive to private capital when viewed in isolation. Rail signalling modernisation, cross-...
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Dangerous Trucking Practices Drive Up Highway Fatalities in Texas
Dangerous Trucking Practices Drive Up Highway Fatalities in Texas Texas leads the nation in traffic fatalities. A growing share of that crisis stems from “ghost fleets,” commercial trucks slipping through regulatory oversight cracks. Beyond the usual culprits like speeding and driver fat...
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Worksport Expands US Distribution With Tri State Deal and Nexus Momentum
Worksport Expands US Distribution With Tri State Deal and Nexus Momentum Worksport Ltd has secured a new regional distribution partnership that could strengthen its position in the highly competitive North American truck accessories market. The US based manufacturer, known for tonneau covers and eme...
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Africa Backs Cleaner Safer Transport Future Through Dual Mobility Frameworks
Africa Backs Cleaner Safer Transport Future Through Dual Mobility Frameworks Africa’s transport and energy ministers have endorsed two continent-wide policy frameworks that could reshape how people and goods move across one of the world’s fastest-growing regions. Approved during the 5th Ordinary Ses...
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Bentley Secures Federal Cloud Approval for America’s Infrastructure Overhaul
Bentley Secures Federal Cloud Approval for America’s Infrastructure Overhaul As the United States wrestles with the costly reality of ageing roads, bridges, dams, transit systems and water networks, the digital tools used to modernise those assets are becoming just as important as concrete, steel an...
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ProPetro and Caterpillar Scale Gigawatt Power for Data Centres and Industry
ProPetro and Caterpillar Scale Gigawatt Power for Data Centres and Industry Power shortages are no longer a niche concern. Across North America and beyond, grid constraints, rising electricity demand and the explosive expansion of hyperscale data centres are forcing businesses to rethink how power i...
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How Engineers Are Mastering Uneven Terrain in Modern Urban Development
How Engineers Are Mastering Uneven Terrain in Modern Urban Development Cities have always expanded towards the easiest land first. Flat plains, firm soils and predictable drainage corridors traditionally attracted homes, roads, railways and commerce. Yet in many mature urban areas, that comfortable...
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Understanding Fire Classification for External Timber Cladding in UK Construction
Understanding Fire Classification for External Timber Cladding in UK Construction The UK construction industry operates with two fire classification systems for external cladding — the European Euroclass system and the older UK BS 476 system — running in parallel across different parts of the regula...
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Electric Scooty India Comparison 2026
Electric Scooty India Comparison 2026 Upcoming Models, Specs & Market Insights | Scooty Lelo India’s scooter market is changing faster than ever before. What used to be a simple choice between mileage and price has now become a decision about technology, comfort, and long-term value. In 2026, th...
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Nikon and Aeva Advance Smart Manufacturing With Laser Radar
Nikon and Aeva Advance Smart Manufacturing With Laser Radar Modern manufacturing lives or dies by precision. Whether assembling aircraft fuselage sections, welding vehicle body shells or validating energy infrastructure components, the margin for error keeps shrinking. Tolerances are tighter, produc...
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Granite Expands Utah Footprint With Strategic Acquisition
Granite Expands Utah Footprint With Strategic Acquisition Granite has moved to deepen its presence in one of the fastest-growing construction markets in the western United States, completing the acquisition of Kenny Seng Construction. The deal strengthens Granite’s vertically integrated construction...
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Smarter Copper Extraction Drives Ideon Launch In Chile
Smarter Copper Extraction Drives Ideon Launch In Chile Chile sits at the centre of the global copper economy, supplying the metal that underpins electrification, renewable power networks, electric vehicles, data centres and modern infrastructure. So when a specialist technology company chooses Santi...
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Helical Fusion Alliance to Turn Stellarator Science Into Commercial Power
Helical Fusion Alliance to Turn Stellarator Science Into Commercial Power Fusion energy has spent decades in the realm of scientific promise, technical milestones and long-range ambition. Now, one of Japan’s emerging fusion developers is attempting something equally important: building the industria...
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Argonne Opens Heavy Duty Test Centre to Accelerate Cleaner Freight Innovation
Argonne Opens Heavy Duty Test Centre to Accelerate Cleaner Freight Innovation Developing the next generation of medium and heavy-duty vehicles has become one of the transport sector’s toughest engineering challenges. Truck manufacturers, logistics operators and technology suppliers are being asked t...
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Sunlight Turns Plastic Waste Into Clean Fuel Opportunity
Sunlight Turns Plastic Waste Into Clean Fuel Opportunity Plastic waste and clean energy are often treated as separate global headaches. One fills landfills, clogs rivers and drifts through oceans. The other demands vast investment, new infrastructure and urgent technological progress. Researchers at...
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Silent Sensors and Smart Spaces Powered by Battery Free Ultrasonic Tags
Silent Sensors and Smart Spaces Powered by Battery Free Ultrasonic Tags Modern buildings are filling up with sensors. Offices monitor occupancy, warehouses track assets, homes automate lighting, and healthcare facilities increasingly rely on data to support independent living. Yet there’s a snag man...
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Qatar Builds a Sovereign AI Platform for Critical Infrastructure Growth
Qatar Builds a Sovereign AI Platform for Critical Infrastructure Growth Qatar’s push to diversify its economy and modernise national infrastructure has taken another notable step with the launch of a sovereign cloud platform designed specifically for critical sectors including energy, government and...
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Hongqi Accelerates Global Expansion with New SUV Range and Market Push
Hongqi Accelerates Global Expansion with New SUV Range and Market Push Chinese premium automotive marque Hongqi has used Auto China 2026 as the stage to outline a significantly broader international growth strategy, pairing new export-focused SUV models with an ambitious dealer network expansion pla...
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The Everyday Technology Keeping Transport Systems Connected
The Everyday Technology Keeping Transport Systems Connected The US is an ever-connected sprawl. It might not feel like it when we spend our hours waiting for inter-state flights and in unexpected mid-west layovers – but, undeniably, we are better-connected than we’ve ever been. And we have a great d...
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Why Repeatable Construction Systems are Gaining Popularity
Why Repeatable Construction Systems are Gaining Popularity Repeatable construction systems are moving into the mainstream as the UK building sector faces pressure to deliver more, faster, and with fewer resources. These systems rely on standardised components or modular units that can be produced in...
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The Global Tall Buildings Index 2026
The Global Tall Buildings Index 2026 The first generation of skyscrapers was about squeezing more floor space onto expensive urban land. The second was about prestige, global branding and national confidence. By 2026, the third generation has clearly arrived. Today’s tallest buildings are complex fi...
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Libya Sets Course for Transport Sector Reform with AfDB Support
Libya Sets Course for Transport Sector Reform with AfDB Support Libya is taking a measured step towards rebuilding one of the most critical pillars of its economy, with a renewed focus on transport infrastructure as both an enabler of growth and a stabilising force. A three-day technical workshop le...
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Building Megaprojects for Future Generations
Building Megaprojects for Future Generations For years, sustainability sat awkwardly at the edge of megaproject delivery. It appeared in glossy bid documents, tucked behind engineering schedules and financial models, often expressed through renderings rather than hard specifications. The real decisi...
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Jordan Advances Landmark PPP for Amman Elevated Expressway
Jordan Advances Landmark PPP for Amman Elevated Expressway Jordan has taken a decisive step towards reshaping its urban transport network, opening prequalification for what is set to become the country’s first toll-based elevated expressway delivered through a public-private partnership. Led by the...
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Coventry Airport Gigafactory Moves Closer After Key Approval
Coventry Airport Gigafactory Moves Closer After Key Approval Plans to transform land at Coventry Airport into one of the United Kingdom’s most significant advanced manufacturing clusters have taken a decisive step forward, with Warwick District Council granting approval for a major phase of the Gree...
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Novo Technologies Acquisition Broadens VINCI Energies UK Engineering Reach
Novo Technologies Acquisition Broadens VINCI Energies UK Engineering Reach As demand for resilient digital infrastructure continues to accelerate across the UK, VINCI Energies has moved to strengthen its position in wireless network delivery through the acquisition of Novo Technologies Ltd. The deal...
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Sydney Build 2026 Draws Global Construction Industry to Australia
Sydney Build 2026 Draws Global Construction Industry to Australia The scale of modern construction challenges rarely lends itself to simple solutions. Housing shortages, strained supply chains, labour constraints and the growing pressure to decarbonise infrastructure have pushed the industry into a...
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