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Book your piercing or Aesthetic treatment appointment at Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. Private studio, appointment-only service, one-to-one care, and expert advice. PLEASE READ OUR TERMS AND CONDITIONS All successful bookings will receive confirmation via email or text to the contact details provided, with a convenient link for you access your appointment details online and make any amendments if needed. New clients will also be sent an additional email prior to appointment with details explaining everything you need to know in preparation for the attendance of the appointment. Please look out for this. Safe, considered body adornment and aesthetic treatments, delivered with care and integrity Book your appointment today. We’re a private, appointment-only studio with a calm one-in, one-out approach. As Jade is the sole practitioner, every appointment is intentionally structured to offer her full attention. No rushing. No interruptions. Just a considered space entirely focused on you. For this reason, we don’t offer walk-ins for treatments, jewellery consultations, or pricing enquiries. All services, including piercing, fine jewellery, and aesthetic treatments, are provided by appointment only. Booking is quick and straightforward. Simply click the Book Now button below to secure your time with Jade. Book Now AFTER YOUR APPOINTMENT Follow-up & Reviews All clients are offered a follow-up appointment where appropriate. For piercings, this is typically 2 to 4 weeks post-procedure. For aesthetic treatments, review appointments will be advised based on the treatment carried out. Follow-up visits are not limited. You are welcome to book check-ups as often as needed. Aftercare You will be provided with tailored aftercare guidance relevant to your treatment. For piercings, this includes jewellery-specific information and written aftercare instructions. For aesthetic treatments, post-treatment advice will be given to support safe healing and optimal results. Aftercare information is also available on our website. Downsizing and Adjustments Some piercings require a return visit for downsizing. Initial swelling is normal, so longer jewellery is often fitted at first. Once swelling has settled, downsizing is essential to provide proper stability and reduce the risk of irritation or healing complications. Aesthetic treatments may also require review or adjustment, which will be discussed with you at your appointment. Jewellery Checks and Responsibility Threaded jewellery is commonly used. Over time, attachments can loosen, so it is good practice to check that jewellery is secure during your daily aftercare routine. We cannot accept responsibility for lost jewellery once you have left the studio. Ongoing care and checking of jewellery or treated areas remains the client’s responsibility. Concerns or Healing Issues If you notice anything unusual, experience discomfort beyond what was discussed, or have concerns about healing or results, please book a follow-up appointment promptly. Early review allows issues to be addressed quickly and effectively. We are here to support you through every stage of healing and aftercare. Appointments: Appointment booking © Copyright Jade Alexandra Collective

Aesthetics clinic and body piercing studio in Durham offering lip filler, anti-wrinkle treatments, microneedling, chemical peels and luxury body jewellery. Home: Welcome Advanced Adornment & Aesthetic Care, Delivered Precisely. A bespoke, appointment-only studio in Durham city centre offering professional body piercing, aesthetic treatments, and advanced skincare. Created for those who value personal expression, subtle refinement, and care that feels considered at every stage. Each service is delivered with precision, discretion, and respect for the body, within a calm, clinical environment designed to help you feel informed, comfortable, and confident in your choices. Book an appointment Proudly Durham's only APP & UKAPP (Association of Professional Piercers) member. Expert Body Adornment - Aesthetic Enhancements - Advanced Skin Care - Wellness Skilled & Highly Trained ° Aseptic Techniques ° Complimentary Consultations ° Ongoing Aftercare & Client Support To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. OPENING HOURS Monday - Closed Tuesday - Closed Wednesday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Thursday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Friday - 11.45am - 5.00pm Saturday - 11.45am - 5.30pm Sunday - Closed

Understand possible complications of aesthetic treatments, including side effects, risks, and how professional protocols support safe outcomes. Understanding Complications All aesthetic treatments involve interacting with living tissue. While complications are uncommon when procedures are performed correctly, no injectable treatment is completely without risk. At Jade Alexandra Collective, treatments are carried out with a strong foundation in anatomy, tissue physiology and evidence-based practice. Careful assessment, conservative dosing and precise technique significantly reduce risk. However, understanding potential complications allows clients to make informed decisions and recognise when something may need professional review. Injectable treatments generally fall into two categories: neuromodulators (commonly known as anti-wrinkle treatments) and dermal fillers. Each works differently within the tissue and therefore carries different types of potential complications. Anti-Wrinkle (Botulinum Toxin) Complications Anti-wrinkle treatments use a neuromodulator to temporarily relax targeted facial muscles. By reducing repetitive muscle contraction, lines gradually soften and the overlying skin is able to rest. Most side effects are mild and short-lived, and are part of the body’s normal response to injection. Common temporary effects may include: • Redness at the injection site • Mild swelling • Small bruises • Temporary tenderness In some cases the medication may diffuse slightly beyond the intended treatment area and influence nearby muscles. This can occasionally cause temporary effects such as: • Slight brow heaviness • Eyelid drooping (ptosis) • Smile asymmetry • Uneven muscle relaxation These effects are uncommon and typically resolve as the medication naturally wears off over several weeks. Clients should contact the clinic if they notice significant eyelid drooping, difficulty closing the eye fully, or unusual muscle weakness outside the treated area so that appropriate advice can be provided. Eye-lid Ptsosis Dermal Filler Complications Dermal fillers work differently from neuromodulators. Rather than affecting muscle activity, fillers restore volume, structure or hydration within the tissue. Because filler physically occupies space within the skin, the potential complications are different. Common temporary effects include: • Swelling • Bruising • Tenderness • Mild asymmetry during the settling period These effects are expected following treatment and usually improve over several days as the tissue settles. Less commonly, complications may include: • Lumps or irregular texture • Prolonged swelling • Delayed inflammatory reactions • Infection Vascular Complications A very rare but serious complication associated with dermal filler is vascular occlusion, where filler compromises blood flow to surrounding tissue. Prompt recognition and treatment are essential to protect tissue health. Warning signs that require immediate assessment include: • Skin that becomes pale, dusky, grey or mottled • Increasing pain that feels disproportionate to treatment • Skin that feels unusually cool to the touch • Delayed capillary refill when the skin is gently pressed • Blistering or darkening of the skin Visual Disturbances In extremely rare cases, dermal filler may affect blood vessels that supply the eye. If filler enters or compresses these vessels it can lead to sudden visual disturbance or loss of vision. Symptoms that require immediate medical attention include: • Sudden blurred or reduced vision • Partial or complete vision loss • Double vision • Severe headache or eye pain These complications are very uncommon, however urgent assessment is essential if any visual symptoms occur. Clients are always encouraged to contact the clinic promptly if anything feels unusual following treatment. Early assessment allows concerns to be addressed quickly and supports the safest possible outcome.

Find answers to common questions about Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. From bookings to jewellery and aftercare, our FAQ covers everything you need to know. Frequently asked questions. Thanks for taking the time to browse this page, hopefully we can answer any questions you may have here to make things a little more convenient and more time efficient. Do I need an appointment? Yes, you will certainly need an appointment, whether it's for a piercing, aftercare check up or to purchase and look at jewellery. Appointments can be booked easily and conveniently through the booking system on our website, or direct through the "book now" button on our Facebook page. Can I have my piercing done with a ring? In most cases, rings are not suitable for initial piercings. Fresh piercings naturally swell as part of the healing process, and rings tend to move and rotate more, which can increase irritation and prolong healing. For this reason, initial piercings are usually performed with more stable jewellery, such as a flat-back or straight post, to allow room for swelling and support a cleaner, more predictable heal. Once the piercing has fully healed and settled, jewellery can be changed to a ring where appropriate and sized correctly to your anatomy. What methods of payment do you accept? We accept cash, debit or credit card and contactless payments including apple or google pay. We also accept Clearpay, if eligible. Do you use a needle or gun for piercings? We use single-use, sterile hypodermic needles only and do not advocate the use of piercing guns. Piercing needles are designed to create a clean, precise opening with minimal tissue trauma. In contrast, piercing guns rely on blunt force to push jewellery through the tissue at speed, which can cause unnecessary damage and limits jewellery choice and sizing. Piercing guns also cannot be sterilised in a medical-grade autoclave. Wiping or disinfecting the surface of the device does not eliminate the risk of cross-contamination or the transmission of blood-borne pathogens. Do I need an anatomy consultation before booking a piercing appointment? Some piercings are not anatomically suitable for everyone. If a placement requires assessment, it is strongly advised to book an anatomy consultation before scheduling a piercing appointment. This allows for a proper evaluation and helps avoid unnecessary disappointment or wasted appointment time. An anatomy consultation is also recommended if you have had previous surgery, scarring, past trauma, or unique anatomy in the area you wish to have pierced. Please do not book a piercing appointment on the same day as an anatomy consultation. Piercing appointments should only be booked after the consultation has taken place. Any piercings requiring an anatomy consultation will be clearly indicated on the booking system. I have had a piercing done at another establishment & I have concerns, can I come in for a check up? If your piercing was not carried out by us, a troubleshooting appointment is required. This appointment carries a small fee to cover our time, assessment, and professional expertise. We are always happy to take a look and offer honest, informed advice. Aftercare check-up appointments are a routine service offered free of charge to clients who were pierced by us, as part of their original piercing package. This distinction allows us to remain fair and consistent, while continuing to provide ongoing support to our own clients. Do you offer numbing? We do not offer numbing for piercings, and we strongly advise against using any numbing products at home prior to your appointment. Topical numbing agents are medical products and carry risks, including allergic reactions, skin irritation, and vasoconstriction, the narrowing of blood vessels. Reduced blood flow is counterproductive for a new piercing, as healthy circulation is essential for delivering white blood cells and initiating the healing process. Numbing is offered for some aesthetic treatments only, and where appropriate this is limited to a regulated 5% topical cream, used under controlled conditions for the same safety considerations outlined above. How many piercings can I have done in one sitting? For safety and healing reasons, we do not recommend having more than three piercings in a single appointment, with the sole exception of up to four ear lobe piercings. We will not perform more than three cartilage, facial, or body piercings at one time, or any combination of these exceeding three. This is to ensure swelling, tenderness, and aftercare remain manageable, and to reduce the risk of complications during healing. We also recommend waiting a minimum of 12 weeks between piercing appointments. This allows the initial inflammatory phase to settle before introducing additional trauma to the body. These limits are not negotiable and cannot be waived. We always retain the right to set and uphold safe clinical boundaries on the procedures we perform. Do you offer refunds or returns? For hygiene and safety reasons, all jewellery sales are final. Body jewellery cannot be returned or exchanged once it has been fitted into a piercing. If jewellery is purchased but not fitted at your appointment, it cannot be returned or exchanged once it has left the studio. Piercing procedures are non-refundable. While you may choose to remove a piercing at any time, and we are happy to assist with safe removal, refunds cannot be offered for a service that has been correctly and professionally carried out. Please note that aesthetic treatments may require multiple visits to achieve optimal or desired results, and outcomes can vary between individuals. Do you pierce babies/infants? We do not pierce children under the age of 7. We believe it is neither ethical nor appropriate to perform cosmetic piercings on infants or very young children who are unable to understand or consent to the procedure. In addition, children are still developing anatomically, and waiting allows for safer, more accurate placement as the body grows. We will only pierce individuals who are able to give informed consent. Bodily autonomy is fully respected at every age, and no exceptions to this policy are made. Can I bring my own jewellery? We do not pierce with, or fit, jewellery that has been sourced outside of the studio. To maintain safety standards, we must work exclusively with jewellery made from verifiable, implant-grade materials. Jewellery purchased elsewhere cannot be guaranteed safe or suitable for use in the body. For the same reasons, jewellery previously purchased from the studio cannot be reused in a fresh piercing. Once jewellery has been worn, it cannot be re-sterilised to the standards required without risking contamination of our sterilisation equipment. These policies allow us to uphold strict hygiene, safety, and material integrity across all procedures. When can I change my jewellery? We do not recommend changing or removing your jewellery yourself until the piercing is fully healed. However, your piercer may be able to safely change attachments where appropriate. What prices can I expect? The service charge for a single piercing is £15–£30. This includes sterile, single-use set-up, appointment time, medical-grade sterilisation, skin preparation, and an in-store consultation. Jewellery is not included. We stock premium, implant-grade jewellery only, with prices starting from £20 and ranging upwards depending on material and design. Options include ASTM F-136 / F-1295 titanium, 14ct and 18ct gold, Swarovski zirconia, semi-precious stones, emeralds, and diamonds. Additional costs Downsizing: £15 Jewellery changes: £6 Aftercare products: £8 Aesthetic treatments Prices vary depending on the treatment and products required. Is your studio Wheelchair accessible? The studio is located at street level, and services are carried out on the ground floor. However, there are two steps leading up to the front door, and the street outside is cobbled. Unfortunately, this means wheelchair users or those with limited mobility may find access difficult. We appreciate your understanding and apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Where can I park? There is on-street parking directly outside the studio, subject to pay and display. There are also nearby multi-storey car parks, including Riverside and Prince Bishops. If you’re travelling by public transport, the studio is located right next to the city centre bus station on North Road. Do you sell gift certificates? Yes. We offer e-gift cards, which can be purchased and customised online via our online store. We also sell physical, eco-friendly plastic gift cards in the studio, with the option to add a premium magnetic gift box and gift bag for a more luxurious presentation or easier gifting. My piercing has closed up can I have it re-pierced? In most cases, yes. As long as there is healed, healthy tissue available, a piercing can usually be safely re-pierced. Please note that we cannot take responsibility for piercings that close over. If a piercing has closed, the procedure will be charged as a new piercing. Re-piercing is not discounted. It is the responsibility of the piercee to ensure jewellery and attachments remain secure and in place. Even fully healed piercings should continue to have jewellery installed to prevent closure. Who can bring a child for a piercing? For any piercing on a child under the age of 16, consent must be given in person by a parent or legal guardian. This is a legal requirement, not just studio policy. We cannot accept consent from grandparents, siblings, extended family members, family friends, or third parties. Handwritten notes, phone calls, or messages are not sufficient. If the accompanying adult is not the child’s parent or legal guardian, we will be unable to proceed with the piercing. We understand this can be frustrating, but these safeguards exist to protect your child and ensure legal and ethical compliance. What do I need to bring? Please bring: Photo ID for the parent or legal guardian Proof of the child’s age, such as a passport, birth certificate, or official document showing their name and date of birth Are aesthetic treatments suitable for everyone? Not always. Suitability depends on medical history, skin condition, medications, and treatment goals. If a treatment is not appropriate, we will advise accordingly. Safety always comes first. How do prescription-only treatments work? Some aesthetic treatments are prescription-only and require an assessment by a qualified prescriber. These treatments cannot be carried out without prior approval and a valid prescription. Prescriber clinics are held periodically and dates will be announced in advance. Once a prescription has been issued, treatment can be booked accordingly. Treatments that require a prescription will be clearly indicated on the booking system. Do I need ID? Yes. Valid photo ID is required for all services. Accepted forms include a passport, driving licence, or official photo ID displaying a PASS hologram. Appointments cannot proceed without valid ID. If ID is not provided, the appointment will be cancelled and the booking fee forfeited. Can I combine aesthetic treatments with piercings? This depends on the treatment and area involved. We may advise spacing appointments to allow proper healing and reduce risk. How many treatments will I need? Some treatments require a course of sessions to achieve optimal results. This will be discussed during consultation, as results vary between individuals. Are results guaranteed? No piercing or aesthetic treatment can be guaranteed. Results vary between individuals and depend on factors such as tissue response, skin quality, lifestyle, and adherence to aftercare.

Browse our facial and oral piercing gallery at Jade Alexandra Aesthetics & Adornments, Durham. Expert placements with safe techniques and luxury implant-grade jewellery. Facial & Oral Piercing

Professional chemical peels in Durham at Jade Alexandra Collective, targeting acne, pigmentation, dull skin and signs of ageing with tailored treatment plans. CHEMICAL PEELS Professional Chemical Skin Peels Chemical peels are a controlled exfoliation treatment designed to improve skin texture, tone, and clarity by accelerating the skin’s natural cell turnover process. At Jade Alexandra Collective, we use professional-grade chemical peels. These are medical-grade formulations intended for use by trained practitioners and are selected based on individual skin type, concern, and tolerance. Chemical peels can help improve the appearance of: Acne and congested skin Pigmentation and discolouration Fine lines and signs of ageing Dull, uneven skin tone and texture Chemical peels work by applying a carefully formulated solution to the skin, which promotes exfoliation and stimulates cellular renewal. As older, damaged skin cells are shed, newer, healthier cells rise to the surface. This process can help reduce breakouts, soften fine lines, improve pigmentation irregularities, and enhance overall skin luminosity. Treatment strength and formulation are selected following a full consultation and skin assessment. Peels are suitable for a wide range of skin types, including sensitive skin, when correctly prescribed and applied. For optimal results, skin peels are recommended at regular intervals as part of an ongoing skin maintenance programme, combined with appropriate home care. Full aftercare guidance is provided to support safe healing and maximise results. Price A range of professional chemical peels are available, with prices starting from £50.00. Book Now

At Jade Alexandra Collective Durham, your safety comes first. We follow the highest hygiene standards, use implant-grade jewellery, and prioritise client care. USEFUL INFORMATION Some helpful links and informational images regarding safe piercing. Read more at APP here Read more at APP here

Meet Jade, owner of Jade Alexandra Collective in Durham. A UKAPP-educated piercer, jewellery specialist, and aesthetic practitioner rooted in ethical, anatomy-led care. ABOUT THE OWNER Hi, I’m Jade, the practitioner and owner behind Jade Alexandra Collective. My work is led by care, precision, and deep respect for the body. I believe in taking time, doing things properly, and creating a space where people feel safe, listened to, and supported in their choices. I entered the industry in 2010 through an apprenticeship in tattooing, which became my introduction to body modification. While tattooing wasn’t the path I ultimately followed, it led me to body piercing, where I found a practice that blended technical skill, creativity, and meaningful client care. Like many in this industry, my early experiences taught me as much about what was missing as what was possible. Those lessons shaped my values early on and continue to guide how I work today. Education, ethics, and responsibility matter deeply to me, and I believe learning never truly stops. Over the years, I’ve developed my practice through hands-on experience, continued professional training, and attendance at UKAPP educational seminars. My focus has always been on safety, anatomy, quality materials, and supporting the body’s natural healing process. Jade Alexandra Collective was created with intention and heart. I wanted to build something that felt considered and human. Every decision within the studio is guided by those principles. In 2019, I found my professional home at Buzzin Guns, a studio environment that aligns with my values and allows me to work independently while being part of a supportive, like-minded team. Aesthetics, Wellness & Skin Rejuvenation In 2025, I expanded my practice into aesthetic care, completing extensive training in dermal fillers, skin boosters, microneedling, chemical peels, dermaplaning, anatomy and physiology, and emergency management including hyaluronidase and anaphylaxis. My approach to aesthetics is gentle, anatomy-led, and focused on balance and skin health. Treatments are never about changing who you are, but about supporting how you already feel and helping you feel more at ease in your own skin. Adornment, whether through piercing or jewellery, is approached with the same care. Every service is thoughtful, precise, and tailored to the individual. Beyond the Studio Outside of work, I’m someone who values quiet moments, self reflection, learning, and time spent in nature. I have a small army of long-haired Miniature Dachshunds. I occasionally breed and show them, they are one of the greatest sources of joy and meaning in my life. I’m incredibly grateful for the support of my family and friends, who encourage me every step of the way. With Gratitude Thank you for trusting me with your body and your care. It’s something I hold with a great deal of respect, and I’m grateful to share even a small part of your journey. Jade xx About the owner: About

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Prepare for your visit to Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. Read our before-appointment guide covering studio etiquette, preparation, and client care. PRIOR TO YOUR APPOINTMENT SOME HELPFUL THINGS TO CONSIDER BEFORE ATTENDING YOUR APPOINTMENT HAIR If you have long hair, please ensure it is securely tied back before your appointment. This is especially important for facial treatments and piercings, as loose hair can interfere with the procedure and contaminate freshly prepared skin. FOOD & HYDRATION Please ensure you have eaten within the last four hours and are well hydrated before attending your appointment. Low blood sugar can cause light-headedness or fainting during treatments. If you have felt faint during procedures in the past, bringing a small sugary snack is advised. TIMING & HOLIDAYS Consider any upcoming holidays, travel, or events before booking. If your plans may interfere with proper aftercare such as swimming, extended travel, or limited access to cleaning facilities, it may be best to postpone your appointment until afterwards. LIFESTYLE CONSIDERATIONS Your lifestyle can impact healing and treatment outcomes. Before booking, consider whether you: Swim regularly, take part in contact or high-impact sports, wear helmets, face coverings, stethoscopes, or uniforms that apply pressure to the treatment area If any of these apply, we recommend delaying your appointment or booking a consultation first. This allows us to assess anatomy, discuss your lifestyle, and ensure the safest, most appropriate approach before proceeding. STUDIO ETIQUETTE We want every client’s experience to be safe, comfortable, and respectful. To maintain a clean, clinical environment for everyone, please observe the following guidelines while in the studio. At the Desk or Waiting Area Please avoid handling piercings, treated areas, or jewellery, including healed piercings. Touching the ears, face, or jewellery can transfer bacteria to shared surfaces, increasing the risk of contamination for staff and other clients. If you bring previously worn jewellery, ensure it is kept in a sealed bag or container. Used jewellery must never be placed directly on the desk or counter. In the Restroom Please do not handle piercings, jewellery, or treated areas in the restroom. Jewellery insertion or removal must not take place in the restroom or any communal area of the studio. If you would like jewellery changed or checked, this must be carried out by studio staff in the treatment room under appropriate conditions. In the Treatment Room Please switch off your mobile phone on entry. Before placing any personal belongings down, ask your practitioner where they should be stored. Avoid touching fresh piercings or recently treated areas. These are considered open or vulnerable sites, and unnecessary contact increases the risk of infection. Photography, video recording, or camera flashes are not permitted during procedures, as they can distract the practitioner and compromise safety. You are welcome to take photos after your treatment has been completed, with the practitioner’s consent. Please do not photograph staff without prior permission.

Learn how body jewellery works at Jade Alexandra Collective, Durham. From threads to hinged rings, discover safe implant-grade jewellery designed to last. How professional body jewellery works. If you’re unfamiliar with the types of body jewelry used in piercings today, it can be a bit confusing. You may be wondering how to remove it, take it apart, or put it back in if it becomes loose or falls out. Modern professional piercing jewellery is quite different from the older “scroll” or “butterfly” backed designs, which can be commonly used. While those styles can still be fine for healed earlobe piercings, they pose significant challenges in fresh piercings or in areas beyond the lobes. The main issue with older styles like the butterfly backing is that they are difficult to keep clean, often collecting dirt and debris in their crevices, which increases the risk of infection. Additionally, the poor surface polish of these designs makes healing more difficult and can lead to prolonged irritation. They also typically come in only one size, which can result in the jewellery being too short, causing it to embed into the tissue and sometimes requiring surgical removal. Given the vast differences in human anatomy, it’s simply not practical to use this outdated style of jewellery for modern piercings. Thankfully, piercing practices have evolved, and today’s jewellery is designed with both size and style flexibility, ensuring it’s easier to clean, more comfortable to wear, and better for healing. Modern body jewellery also features innovative mechanisms for secure attachment, offering a wide range of options that suit various placements and accommodate individual anatomical differences, all while supporting successful healing and long-term wear. Style of jewellery. If you were pierced with us, your piercer should have given you an aftercare leaflet with your jewellery details on it, including the type, length, gauge and mechanism. If you still have this it will be good to take a look for your reference. Body jewellery for piercing is made up of components, which typically include a shaft or post and attachment. The shaft is the part that passes through the piercing, whilst the attachment is typically the decorative part of the jewellery. Attachments are inserted into the shaft or post with either a threading (screwed into) mechanism or held in by tension with a thread-less/push pin ( pushed into) mechanism. Shafts come in numerous styles, such as: Labret - a straight post with a fixed disk and single hole for attachment Barbell - a straight post with holes for attachments on both ends Curved barbell -a curved post with holes for attachments on both ends Circular barbell - an almost fully circular post similar to a ''horseshoe'' with holes for attachments on both ends If your style of jewellery is a ring, it may be hinged, captive/segment or seamless in style. To tighten threaded jewellery, turn the attachment clockwise to screw into the threaded post until it will not turn further any further and has locked into place securely. To remove the attachment, simply unthread it by unscrewing anti-clockwise until the attachment is released from the post. To adjust the tension or remove thread-less jewellery, please watch the video demonstration. See diagrams for reference

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