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The Princess of Wales made her first appearance at the 2025 Wimbledon Championships on Saturday to watch the Ladies' Singles Final, attending in her capacity as Royal Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
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Shortly after arriving, the Princess stopped to chat with Wimbledon staff and volunteers, thanking them for their efforts throughout the Championships.
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She then took her seat in the Centre Court Royal Box to watch the Grand Slam match between Iga Swiatek (POL) and Amanda Anisimova (USA).
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Following the match, Catherine was on hand to present the trophies and congratulate Iga Swiatek on her commanding victory.
The Princess debuted a new cream ensemble for today’s outing, reminiscent of many of her Self-Portrait dresses. However, the brand has not confirmed the style or whether it is a bespoke design.
She was seen carrying a new Anya Hindmarch 'Neeson' Small Square Tote Bag in Chalk Capra Leather (US$1,490).
On Kate's feet were her Gianvito Rossi 'Ribbon' Sling 85 Pumps in Nude Suede.
During the match, the Princess was seen wearing a new pair of Ralph by Ralph Lauren RA5305U Cat's Eye Sunglasses in Black Havana (£96).
Her jewellery consisted of familiar pieces, including the Cartier Trinity Classic Model Earring, Halcyon Days 'Maya Torque' Aquamarine and Gold Bangle, and Cartier Ballon Bleu Watch.
And finally, a closer look at Kate’s glossy, flowing locks.
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Tonight, the British Royal Family hosted an opulent state banquet at Windsor Castle, warmly welcoming French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, during their three-day state visit to the United Kingdom.
Ahead of the grand event honoring the French delegation, the Prince and Princess of Wales posed for a striking photograph, exuding elegance and regal poise.
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Catherine, resplendent in a stunning Sarah Burton for Givenchy gown, embodied fashion diplomacy, blending British design talent with French couture heritage—a sartorial nod to the deep ties between the two nations. The bespoke dress was described as “a dark red silk-crepon gathered evening gown, with caped back detailing.”
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The gown appears to be an adaptation of a ready-to-wear piece from Givenchy’s current collection.
The Princess carried a coordinating Givenchy box clutch in dark red silk with a lily-of-the-valley floral motif. We also got a glimpse of Princess Diana's Nigel Milne triple-strand pearl bracelet.
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Her royal jewellery featured the Queen Mary's Lover's Knot Tiara and the Greville Diamond Chandelier Earrings.
The Princess wore the sash and badge of the Royal Victorian Order, along with the Maltese Cross. This evening, she debuted the Royal Family Order of King Charles III, worn alongside that of Queen Elizabeth II.
On her sash, Kate also wore the Grand Officer Rosette of the French National Order of Merit, awarded by President Emmanuel Macron.
On Tuesday morning, the Prince and Princess of Wales greeted French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte Macron, at RAF Northolt on behalf of His Majesty The King.
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The French Presidential couple are on a three-day state visit to the United Kingdom.
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The Macrons and the Prince and Princess of Wales then went to Windsor Castle where they joined the King and Queen for the official welcome ceremony.
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Afterward, a private lunch was hosted at Windsor Castle, followed by the Royal Family welcoming the Presidential Couple to the Green Drawing Room to view an exhibition of items related to France.
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The Princess of Wales showcased sartorial diplomacy at its finest by debuting a blush-pink Christian Dior ensemble.
The outfit, featuring the iconic 30 Montaigne Bar Jacket (US$5,000) and a tulle pleated midi skirt (US$3,300), paid homage to French fashion heritage.
The look echoed Dior’s revolutionary 1947 "New Look", blending elegance with cultural symbolism. During the era, the collection represented a return to a decorative femininity following the austerity of the war years.
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Kate complemented the Dior separates with a new colour-coordinating hat by British milliner Jess Collett. The headpiece was a custom design based on the 'Rita' boater (£829).
She was seen carrying her Mulberry 'Bayswater' Wallet Clutch in Natural suede.
On her feet were the Gianvito Rossi 85 Pumps in Praline Suede.
Kate completed the look with Princess Diana’s Collingwood pearl earrings, and a three-strand pearl necklace from Queen Elizabeth II's collection.
On Wednesday, the Princess of Wales visited Colchester Hospital in Essex to tour the RHS Wellbeing Garden, a therapeutic space designed to promote the mental and physical well-being of patients, staff, and visitors.
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During her visit, the Princess engaged with patients and staff at the hospital's Cancer Wellbeing Centre, discussing the challenges faced during cancer recovery. She described the post-treatment phase as "really difficult," highlighting the emotional and physical hurdles that persist even after treatment concludes .
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In a symbolic gesture, Catherine planted several "Catherine's Rose" plants in the wellbeing garden. These roses, named in her honor, are part of a broader initiative to donate 500 plants to wellbeing and community gardens across the UK. Proceeds from their sale support the Royal Marsden Cancer Charity, reflecting the Princess's ongoing commitment to cancer care and recovery . 
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KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: Blazé Milano 'Wind Hunter Charmer' Pinstriped Blazer (repeat). 
TOP: NEW! Ralph Lauren Capri Striped Cotton Shirt in Icon Tan/White (US$690). 
PANTS: NEW! Joseph 'Coleman' Gabardine Stretch Trousers in Arabica (£295). 
SHOES: VEJA 'Esplar' Metallic-Trimmed Leather Sneakers (repeat).
JEWELLERY:
On Monday, the Princess of Wales attended the Garter Day service at Windsor Castle alongside senior members of the Royal Family.
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The Order of the Garter is the most senior and oldest British order of chivalry, founded by Edward III in 1348. Each year in June, a procession and service are held at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle for the Order. Prince William has been a Royal Knight Companion of the Garter since 2008.
KATE'S OUTFITDRESS: Self-Portrait Tailored Boucle And Chiffon Midi Dress in Cream (repeat). 
HAT: NEW! Sean Barrett Wide-Brim Saucer Hat in Cream (custom). 
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HANDBAG: Strathberry 'Multrees' Chain Wallet in Vanilla/Diamond (repeat).
On Saturday, the Princess of Wales made a radiant appearance at Trooping the Colour, the annual parade celebrating King Charles III’s official birthday.
The Wales family arrived at Buckingham Palace by car before riding in an Ascot Landau carriage down The Mall, with Catherine and Charlotte seated together, while George and Louis faced them, waving to the crowds.
Meanwhile, Prince William rode on horseback alongside his uncle, the Duke of Edinburgh, and his aunt, Princess Anne, in their roles as Colonels, led by King Charles as Colonel-in-Chief.
Following the parade, the Wales family was reunited on the balcony at Buckingham Palace for the traditional RAF fly-past.
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Below is a video of the Royal Family watching the thrilling fly-past.
Kensington Palace also released a family portrait of the Prince and Princess of Wales with their three beloved children.
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Today, the Princess stepped out in a deep aquamarine coatdress by Catherine Walker. The 'Bria' coatdress features an ivory contrast collar, lapels, cuffs, and besom pockets. Its silhouette is defined by peaked shoulders and a midi length.
The coatdress was complemented by a matching wide-brimmed hat by Juliette Botterill. The custom chapeau, based on the milliner’s £750 Bow Sidesweep Hat, features a sweeping design that rises at one side, crafted from fine sinamay straw and adorned with a stylish bow. A floral embellishment was added to Kate’s hat.
On her feet were her Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps in Bisque Suede.
Kate completed the ensemble with meaningful touches, wearing Queen Elizabeth II’s Bahrain pearl drop earrings and her Irish Guards Regimental Brooch—a nod to her role as Colonel of the regiment.
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On Tuesday, The Princess of Wales made a visit to the newly opened V&A East Storehouse in London’s Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.
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As the patron of the Victoria and Albert Museum, Catherine’s appearance underscored her passion for the arts and her commitment to celebrating creative expression.
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The Storehouse, which opened to the public on May 31, offers unprecedented free access to over 600,000 treasures from the V&A’s vast collection, spanning fashion, film, visual art, design, and performance.
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The Princess received an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour from the V&A’s curatorial team and engaged with the newly recruited V&A East Storehouse collections access team, locally hired to advance the V&A’s mission of ensuring universal access to its collections.
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The Princess explored a selection of objects in storage, discovering from the access team how interaction with these treasures can spark creative inspiration for everyone.
Kate stepped out in a familiar Alexander McQueen trouser suit in a striking ‘electric navy’ shade. The ensemble features a sleek, single-breasted tailored jacket paired with coordinating cigarette trousers.
Middleton Maven suggests the ivory shell top is the Joseph Silk Tank (US$325).
Adding a touch of glamour, Kate elevated her look with a bold gold statement--Laura Lombardi 'Portrait' Necklace—paired beautifully with Carousel Jewels 'Stella' Earrings, featuring lapis and moonstone accents.
On her feet, she opted for the navy suede Prada pointy-toe pumps, adding a refined finish to her tailored ensemble.
Princess Kate in a Naval-Inspired Ensemble for the HMS Glasgow Naming Ceremony in Scotland22/5/2025
On Thursday, The Prince and Princess of Wales were in Scotland to attend the naming ceremony of HMS Glasgow, the UK’s newest Type 26 anti-submarine frigate, at BAE Systems’ shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow.
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As the ship's Sponsor, Catherine officiated the ceremonial event, christening the vessel by releasing a bottle of Clydeside Distillery whisky against the hull, declaring, “I name this ship Glasgow. May God bless her and all who sail on her.”
Catherine and William later toured the vessel and met with BAE Systems staff and Royal Navy personnel.
The Princess stepped out in a nautical-inspired ensemble, perfectly tailored for the maritime event.
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She debuted a Suzannah Simple Coat Dress ($2,495 USD), crafted from lightweight navy Italian wool crepe with a sleek pencil silhouette, accented by crisp ivory trim.
The Philip Treacy Saturn Dome Hat in Navy & White complemented the two-tone dress beautifully, creating a polished and cohesive look.
Kate was seen carrying her Emmy London 'Natasha' Clutch in Midnight.
On her feet were the Gianvito Rossi 'Gianvito 105' Pumps in Bisque Suede.
She accessorized with Princess Diana's Cabochon Sapphire Drop Earrings.
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The standout accessory in the Princess of Wales’ ensemble today was a striking new brooch, crafted by Glasgow-based jeweler Simon Porter of James Porter & Son, a fifth-generation family business.
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The design showcases the HMS Glasgow crest, with a naval crown positioned above a depiction of St. Kentigern, Glasgow’s patron saint, encircled by thistles—Scotland’s national emblem.
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On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales made a radiant appearance at the King’s Garden Party at Buckingham Palace, her first such event in two years.
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Hosted on behalf of King Charles III, who was unable to attend due to other engagements, the garden party saw Catherine and Prince William joined by royals including the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, Princess Eugenie, and Zara Tindall.
Garden Parties are a cherished tradition, offering The Royal Family an opportunity to acknowledge and celebrate public service, with Catherine warmly engaging notable attendees like the family of the late Liz Hatton, a teenage photographer she had met in 2024, and Holocaust survivor Steven Frank.
Below is a highlights video shared by Kensington Palace.
The Princess was a picture of springtime elegance in a vibrant butter-yellow Emilia Wickstead 'Elta' crepe coatdress, previously worn for Queen Elizabeth II’s Platinum Jubilee in 2022.
She complemented the dress with her Philip Tracey SS18 Collection Rosette Slice Hat.
Kate carried her Forever New 'Lily' Woven Clutch, and on her feet were the Gianvito Rossi 'Ribbon' Sling 85 Pumps in Nude Suede.
A lovely detail was the return of the Robinson Pelham Acorn earrings, the very same pair the Princess wore for her wedding.
On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales attended the presentation of the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design at 180 Studios in London. Hosted by the British Fashion Council (BFC), the annual event celebrates the creativity and innovation of emerging British designers.
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The Princess presented this year's award to London-based fashion designer, Patrick McDowell.
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During the event, Catherine also toured the pop-up studio of the winning designer, exploring their eco-conscious design process firsthand.
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She also met with recipients and shortlisted designers from the BFC Foundation’s initiatives, including BFC NEWGEN, BFC Fashion Trust, BFC/Vogue Designer Fashion Fund, and BFC/GQ Designer Fashion Fund, viewing their inspiring collections.
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For the occasion, Kate chose a sophisticated olive-green trouser suit from Victoria Beckham’s Spring/Summer 2025 collection, exuding modern elegance and championing British design.
The tailored wool-blend ensemble featured a patch-pocket blazer (US$1,250) and coordinating flared 'Alina' trousers (US$750).
Kate paired the suit with an ivory silk ruffle-front blouse by Knatchbull - Savile Row's first and only shopfront for women. Retailing for about £565, the blouse adds a soft, feminine touch to the structured look.
The Princess accessorized with Queen Elizabeth II’s Bahrain Pearl Drop Earrings, a sentimental nod to the late monarch for whom the award is named.
Princess Kate’s Timeless Elegance in Repeats and Vintage at VE Day 80th Anniversary Concert8/5/2025
On Thursday evening, the Prince and Princess of Wales made a surprise appearance at the "VE Day 80: A Celebration to Remember" concert marking the culmination of the United Kingdom’s four-day commemorations for the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day.
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The couple joined King Charles, Queen Camilla, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh in the Royal Box at Horse Guards Parade to honor the end of World War II in Europe with a vibrant tribute featuring performances for veterans and the nation’s enduring spirit.
For the celebratory concert, the Princess rewore her elegant cream Self-Portrait Tailored Bouclé and Chiffon Midi Dress, first debuted at a Hold Still reception in 2021 and later worn at the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee 'Party at the Palace' concert in 2022.
She accessorized her ensemble with jewelry from Susan Caplan, reintroducing the 1980s Vintage 5-Strand Faux Pearl Necklace, previously worn earlier this year, and pairing it with a striking new pair of Vintage Renaissance Revival Pearl Earrings (£75).
She was seen carrying her black Chanel Mini Flap Bag, and on her feet were the Gianvito Rossi 105 Pumps in Bisque Suede.
Completing her ensemble was a statement bow, with her hair elegantly styled in a half-up look.
On Thursday, the Prince and Princess of Wales attended a Service of Thanksgiving for the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) at Westminster Abbey in London.
Also in attendance were King Charles and Queen Camilla, along with the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the Princess Royal and Sir Timothy Laurence, the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and the Duke of Kent.
The service honoured and paid tribute to the Second World War generation.
Following the service, members of the Royal Family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales, laid flowers at the Innocent Victims' Memorial.
For the Service of Thanksgiving, Catherine chose a white long-sleeved midi dress with black polka dots by Alessandra Rich, a custom piece she previously wore for the Order of the Garter Service in June 2023. The dress, with its timeless 1940s-inspired silhouette, was a fitting nod to the historical significance of the occasion.
She accessorized with a black floral fascinator by Juliette Botterill, adding a touch of sophistication.
The Princess carried a camel DeMellier Nano Montreal handbag, and on her feet were the Ralph Lauren 'Celia' Calfskin Pump in RL Gold.
Completing Kate's elegant ensemble were Princess Diana's Collingwood drop pearl earrings.
A final look at the Princess’s beautiful chignon.
On Monday, Catherine, Princess of Wales, joined her family to commemorate the 80th anniversary of Victory in Europe (VE) Day, a poignant milestone marking the end of World War II in Europe.
Accompanied by Prince William, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, Catherine participated in a series of events in London that underscored the royal family’s commitment to honoring the sacrifices of past generations.
The day began with the Wales family observing a military procession of 1,300 personnel, including NATO allies, from a raised platform outside Buckingham Palace.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
The family later appeared on the Buckingham Palace balcony, joined by King Charles, Queen Camilla, and other senior royals, to watch a flypast featuring historic and modern aircraft, including the Red Arrows.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
Following the flypast, Catherine, Prince William, and Prince George attended a tea party at Buckingham Palace, where they warmly interacted with veterans and their families. This occasion represented a pivotal moment in Prince George’s journey as the future heir to the throne, deepening his understanding of his royal responsibilities.
For the VE Day 80th anniversary celebrations, the Princess of Wales exuded elegance in a berry-toned Emilia Wickstead coatdress, previously worn in 2022 during the South African State Visit welcome ceremony.
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Kate complemented her ensemble with a sophisticated Sean Barrett velvet pillbox hat and a new pair of diamond and ruby earrings. She also wore a matching ruby and diamond pendant necklace, which some believe is not the same one she debuted during the July 2017 Poland visit. Pinned to her lapel was a Royal Navy Fleet Air Arm brooch.
The triple-strand pearl bracelet, once belonging to Princess Diana, added a sentimental touch.
Picture by Andrew Parsons / Kensington Palace
On Kate's feet were the Ralph Lauren 'Celia' Calfskin Pump in RL Gold.
On Wednesday, Prince William and Princess Catherine, the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, concluded their two-day visit to the Scottish Isles with a nature-focused day on the Isles of Mull and Iona.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
The day began at Ardura Community Forest on Mull, an ancient Atlantic rainforest. The couple met Countryside Rangers from the Mull and Iona Ranger Service, learning about conservation efforts and biodiversity protection.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
They joined the Ardura Acorns, an outdoor playgroup for 0-5-year-olds, engaging in nature trails, den-building, and storytelling. Catherine, a longtime advocate for early years, beamed while playing by the River Lussa, emphasizing the value of outdoor learning.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
The couple then took a public ferry to Iona, a tiny island of 170 residents, meeting ferry staff and locals to discuss the island’s traditional way of life and its vital transport links.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
They toured Iona to gain insight into the island's rich heritage—from crofting and fishing to community-led initiatives—while also learning about the unique challenges of modern island life and how the community continues to thrive through unity and shared purpose.
KATE'S OUTFITOUTERWEAR: NEW! Ralph Lauren Collection 'Schmitt' Herringbone Blazer in Olive (RRP: US$2,690). ID by Middleton Maven. 
SWEATER: NEW! Johnstons of Elgin Classic Cashmere V Neck in Olive (RRP: £425). ID by Middleton Maven. BLOUSE: NEW! Boden Broderie Frill Cotton Shirt in White (US$120). 
SHOES: See By Chloé Combat Ankle Boot (repeat). 
NECKLACES: Daniella Draper Gold Fixed Alphabet Necklace and the Daniella Draper Personalised Gold Midnight Moon Necklace (repeats).
On Tuesday, The Prince and Princes of Wales, known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay in Scotland, marked their 14th wedding anniversary with a two-day visit to the Isles of Mull and Iona.
This trip, their first overnight engagement since Princess Catherine’s cancer diagnosis in 2024, reflects their deep connection to Scotland, where they first met at the University of St Andrews over two decades ago.
Picture by Kensington Palace
The visit began in the colorful coastal town of Tobermory. The couple toured Aros Hall, a community hub with a food-saving fridge and play area, joining locals to build a kitchen cabinet and paint a mural.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
A stroll through an artisan market allowed them to sample local produce and connect with craftspeople, with over 200 well-wishers greeting them to the sound of bagpipes.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
The couple also visited a croft to learn about sustainable farming and hospitality, emphasizing Mull’s vibrant tourism and agricultural industries. Their Royal Foundation announced partnerships to support Aros Hall and Pennyghael Community Hall, reinforcing community spaces vital for local connection.
Picture by Wattie Cheung / Kensington Palace
Princess Catherine looked effortlessly elegant in a smart casual ensemble, combining tailored pieces with outdoor-friendly touches, perfect for the coastal setting. Below is a detailed breakdown of Kate’s look.
KATE'S OUTFIT
OUTERWEAR: NEW! Holland Cooper Double Breasted Blazer in in Large Scale Brown Herringbone (£549). ID by @GabiK_blogoKate.
PANTS: Massimo Dutti Chocolate Skinny Fit High-Rise Satin Trousers (repeat). 
SHOES: See By Chloé Combat Ankle Boot (repeat).
EARRINGS: NEW! Kiki Classics Blue Topaz Pear Drop Earrings (£850). NECKLACES: Daniella Draper Gold Fixed Alphabet Necklace and the Daniella Draper Personalised Gold Midnight Moon Necklace (repeats).
WATCH: Ballon Bleu de Cartier Stainless Steel Bracelet Watch (repeat). 
SUNGLASSES: Finlay & Co 'Vivian' Sunglasses in Marble (repeat). |
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