Beste Philanthropy Australia Podcasts (2024)

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Pamala Wiepking: Understanding Global Generosity 54:19

1M ago54:19

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In this episode, we sat down to talk about how we understand and measure global generosity with Pamala Wiepking, Stead Family Chair in International Philanthropy and Associate Professor of Philanthropy at the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at IUPUI in Indianapolis (and also Professor of Societal Significance of Charitable Lotteries at the Vrij…

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #6 1:01:14

2M ago1:01:14

1:01:14

In the fifth edition of our partnership with the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), we hear from more academics whose work is featured in the latest batch of short, practitioner-focused ERNOP Research Notes. In this episode we hear from: René Bekkers (Vrije University, Amsterdam), about his work on measuring coherence and consensus …

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Mandy van Deven & Chiara Cattaneo: Building and resourcing narrative power 51:02

2M ago51:02

51:02

In this episode we talk to philanthropy and social change experts Mandy van Deven and Chiara Cattaneo about their work on building and resourcing narrative power within civil society. Including: What is narrative power and why is it such an important tool for CSOs? Does narrative work tend to focus more on developing narratives that are relevant to…

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Kate Symondson: Family Foundations, Grantmaking & Next Gen Philanthropy 58:25

3M ago58:25

58:25

In this episode we talk to Kate Symondson, Head of Philanthropy at the Symondson Foundation, about family foundations, grantmaking & next gen philanthropy. Including How do the various members of a family foundation agree on what to fund and how? Which aspects of giving as a family are most rewarding, and which most challenging? Does doing philanth…

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Ian MacQuillin: Disintermediation & Fundraising Ethics 1:01:31

3M ago1:01:31

1:01:31

In this episode we talk to Ian MacQuillin, Founder and Director of the fundraising think tank Rogare about the promise and perils of disintermediation in the charity sector, what a theory of fundraising ethics looks like, and why knowing more about the history of fundraising is important. Including: How did Rogare came about? What are the aims of t…

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Fozia Irfan: Transformative Philanthropy 1:00:19

4M ago1:00:19

1:00:19

In this episode we talk to Fozia Irfan OBE, Director of Impact & Influence at BBC Children in Need and recent Churchill Fellow, about her report Transformative Philanthropy: A Manual for Social Change, and about how philanthropy in the UK needs to change if it is to become a better tool for delivering social justice. Including: What does it mean to…

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Anelise Hanson Shrout: The Great Irish Famine and the origins of transnational philanthropy 59:55

4M ago59:55

59:55

In this episode we talk to historian Anelise Hanson Shrout about her fascinating new book Aiding Ireland: The Great Famine and the rise of transnational philanthropy. Including: Was the global philanthropic response to the Irish famine unprecedented at that point? Is the response best explained by the fact the famine was able to act as an “empty si…

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Amy Schiller: Reimagining the role of philanthropy 57:55

5M ago57:55

57:55

In this episode we hear from author Amy Schiller about her fascinating and thought provoking new book The Price of Humanity: How philanthropy went wrong and how to fix it. Including: Has our understanding of philanthropy has become too centred on the idea that it is solely about funding things that make human life possible, rather than those that m…

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #5 1:02:54

5M ago1:02:54

1:02:54

In the fifth edition of our partnership with the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), we hear from more academics whose work is featured in the latest batch of short, practitioner-focused ERNOP Research Notes. In this episode we hear from: Arthur Gautier from ESSEC Business School, about his work exploring how wealthy people's life ex…

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Krystian Seibert: Developing philanthropy in Australia 59:13

6M ago59:13

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In this episode we talk to Australian philanthropy expert Krystian Seibert about his work with the Productivity Commission's Public Inquiry on philanthropy, including their recent draft report "Future Foundations for Giving" which sets out findings and recommendations on developing philanthropy in Australia. Including: How did the Productivity Comm…

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UnCharitable Special (feat. Stephen Gyllenhaal) 1:28:03

6M ago1:28:03

1:28:03

On this episode we take an in-depth look at the 2023 documentary film "UnCharitable", based on the book and TED talk by Dan Pallotta, which argues that the current funding model for the nonprofit sector is broken. Including -An interview with the Director of the film, Stephen Gyllenhaal, in which he talks about how the film came about, what he lear…

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Philanthropy and Schools 31:59

6M ago31:59

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Philanthropy and Schools by Independent Schools QueenslandVon Independent Schools Queensland

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David Clarke: Wealth Shared 1:02:02

6M ago1:02:02

1:02:02

In this episode we discuss the 'Wealth Shared' project that took place in 2023 in Liverpool, UK - in which 12 randomly-selected citizens of the L8 postcode were given the chance to decide how £100K was given away. We talk to project founder David Clarke, who provided the money and designed the approach, and also hear briefly from Anne-Marie Gilleec…

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Mary Rose Gunn: Supporting Small Charities to Thrive 52:13

7M ago52:13

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In this episode we speak to Mary Rose Gunn, Founder and CEO of The Fore, about why small charitable organisations are so valuable and how to support them to thrive. Including: How did The Fore come about, and what does the organisation exist to do? Is there too much competition and not enough collaboration in the charity sector? Why is this? How ca…

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Amanda Watt: Mastering Parent Engagement 19:08

7M ago19:08

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Parent engagement is widely considered one of the last levers to be pulled in education in terms of improving school performance and increasing student, staff and parent wellbeing. In this episode of The School Bell, we speak with Amanda Watt about the work she and her team are doing to enhance connections between families and schools as part of he…

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #4 1:02:27

7M ago1:02:27

1:02:27

In the fourth edition of our partnership with the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), we hear from more academics whose work is featured in the latest batch of short, practitioner-focused ERNOP Research Notes. In this episode we hear from: Pamala Wiepking (Lilly Family School of Philanthropy, IUPUI & Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam) and…

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J. Bob Alotta: AI, Philanthropy & Civil Society 46:24

8M ago46:24

46:24

In this episode we talk to J. Bob Alotta - SVP, Global Progammes at Mozilla - about what is happening at the intersection of artificial intelligence, philanthropy and civil society. Including: What role can open source approaches play in ensuring that AI is developed in a way that benefits society? What is Mozilla funding in this area, and how much…

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2024 Predictions for Philanthropy & Civil Society - Part 2 1:03:41

9M ago1:03:41

1:03:41

As is now tradition, in our final episode of the year we take a look at some of the key themes and trends in philanthropy and civil society right now and offer some thoughts on what the coming year might bring. In this second of two parts, we focus on the opportunities and challenges that technology will bring. Including: Will Twitter (oh, alright,…

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2024 Predictions for Philanthropy & Civil Society - Part 1 1:10:35

9M ago1:10:35

1:10:35

As is now tradition, in our final episode of the year we take a look at some of the key themes and trends in philanthropy and civil society right now and offer some thoughts on what 2024 might bring. In this first of two parts, we explore developments in the wider political and economic landscape, as well as taking a deep dive into what to expect i…

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Farahnaz Karim: Catalytic philanthropy, impact investing & the UN SDGs 55:12

9M ago55:12

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In this episode we talk to Dr Farahnaz Karim, Founder & CEO of Insaan Group, about catalytic philanthropy, impact investing and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Including: What does Insaan Group do, and how did the organisation come about? What does the current impact investing market landscape look like? Where is the money coming from, and wh…

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Elizabeth Barajas-Román: Feminist funding and gender equity 46:09

9M ago46:09

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In this episode we speak to Elizabeth Barajas-Román, President & CEO of the Women's Funding Network, about taking a feminist approach to funding and what more philanthropy should be doing to drive gender equity. Including: What does it mean to be a feminist funder? Is feminist funding just for those who are interested in gender and women's issues, …

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Sara Lomelin: Community, Identity & Collective Philanthropy 48:01

10M ago48:01

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In this episode we speak to Sara Lomelin, founding CEO of Philanthropy Together, about the rise of giving circles and the intersection between philanthropy, community and identity. Including: How did Philanthropy Together come about, and what is the organisation's mission? Who gets involved in giving circles? Are they different from"typical donors"…

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Joshua Amponsem: Funding youth climate justice work 57:18

10M ago57:18

57:18

In this episode we talk to Joshua Amponsem, co-founder and Strategy Director of the Youth Climate Justice Fund, a newly-formed organisation that aims to support youth-led climate movements with trust-based funding, resources and youth-to-youth development. We discuss: How did YCJF come about? What is the organisation's mission and what does it aim …

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #3 51:43

11M ago51:43

51:43

This is the third edition of our partnership with the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), in which we talk to academics whose work is featured in the latest batch of short, practitioner-focused ERNOP Research Notes. In this episode we hear from: Marlou Ramaekers from Vrije Universitat in Amsterdam, on how behaviour modelling and enco…

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Aaron Horvath: Civil Society & the Limits of Measurement 58:50

11M ago58:50

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In this episode we talk to Aaron Horvath, a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Stanford University's Center on Philanthropy & Civil Society, about his research on how nonprofits responded in an unexpected way to new regulatory reporting demands- going well above and beyond what was expected of them. Including: What is the notion of "supererogation" an…

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Lorena Gonzalez & Jes Olvera: Philanthropy, justice and child migrants 48:10

12M ago48:10

48:10

In this episode, we talk to Lorena Gonzalez and Jes Olvera from the Young Center for Immigrant Children’s Rights about their work supporting unaccompanied child migrants in the US, and what it means to put justice at the heart of their approach to philanthropy. Including: What is the current landscape of philanthropic funding for immigrant rights l…

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Martha Awojobi: Anti-Racism, Philanthropy & Fundraising 56:17

1y ago56:17

56:17

In this episode we talk to Martha Awojobi, Founder/CEO of JMB Consulting about the upcoming BAMEOnline conference and about what it means to bring the principles of anti-racism to bear on philanthropy, charity & fundraising. Including: How did the BAMEOnline conference come about, who is it for, and why is it needed? Does philanthropy and the chari…

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #2 50:49

1y ago50:49

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In this episode we hear from three academics whose work is featured in the latest batch of short, practitioner-focused Research Notes from the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP). We have: Claire van Teunenbroek from the University of Twente in the Netherlands, talking about her work on crowdfunding and philanthropy Tobias Jung from t…

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Philanthropy, Civil Society and AI 1:10:37

1y ago1:10:37

1:10:37

In this episode we take a deep dive into the opportunities and challenges that artificial intelligence might bring for philanthropy and civil society. Including: Why is everyone talking about AI all of a sudden? What do we actually mean by "AI"? How much of the talk about "AI For Good" is substantive, and how much is hype? What are some of the best…

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Patricia Illingworth: Philanthropy & Human Rights 49:05

1y ago49:05

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On this episode, we talk to philosopher and lawyer Patricia Illingworth about her recent book Giving Now: Accelerating Human Rights for All, and about how we can apply the framework of human rights to some of the big questions about the nature and role of philanthropy. Including: What does it mean to use human rights as a framework for understandin…

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Pluralism in Philanthropy 1:14:01

1+ y ago1:14:01

1:14:01

In this episode we take a deep dive into an issue that has been generating a lot of debate recently: is pluralism in philanthropy a good thing, or not? Including: What has caused the latest furore, and what has the reaction been? Is philanthropic freedom genuinely under threat, and if so why? Or is this just a straw man? Should donors and foundatio…

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Philanthropy & Music 1:07:56

1+ y ago1:07:56

1:07:56

In this episode we take a look at the long history of the relationship between philanthropy and music. Including: Philanthropy supporting music Patronage & philanthropy Who gets to decide which music count as "art"? How did Victorian paternalism tie in with the promotion of music? How and when did the state come to accept responsibility for funding…

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Dr Ewan Kirk - philanthropy & giving 'permission to fail' 49:31

1+ y ago49:31

49:31

In this episode we talk to philanthropist Dr Ewan Kirk, founder of the Turner Kirk Trust, about why he believes it is so important that philanthropists are willing to take risks and give the organisations they support 'permission to fail'. Including: Why is it so important to give charities permission to fail? What factors make something a “good” f…

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Michael Thatcher: Rating charities 45:57

1+ y ago45:57

45:57

In this episode we talk to Michael Thatcher, CEO of US nonprofit rating service Charity Navigator, about why and how the organisation tries to help people to choose charities more effectively. Including: What is Charity Navigator? What is its mission and what services does it offer to try to achieve that goal? What criteria does the Charity Navigat…

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ERNOP: Connecting Philanthropy Academia & Practice #1 1:06:44

1+ y ago1:06:44

1:06:44

This episode is the first of what will hopefully be a regular series, in partnership with the European Research Network on Philanthropy (ERNOP), in which we discuss their quarterly Research Notes. This is a new project that will produce short, accessible summaries of recent academic research relating to philanthropy, with the aim of bringing resear…

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Emma Beeston & Beth Breeze - Advising Philanthropists 40:34

1+ y ago40:34

40:34

In this episode Rhod talks to philanthropy adviser Emma Beeston and academic Dr Beth Breeze about their new book Advising Philanthropists. Including: What are some of the key elements of philanthropy advice? How much is philanthropy advice about objective, technical things (e.g. tax, structures etc) and how much is it about subjective things (about…

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Tris Lumley (NPC): Open Philanthropy 59:02

1+ y ago59:02

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On this episode, as part of our occasional mini-series in partnership with NPC, we talk to Tris Lumley about open philanthropy: what it is, why it is important, and how we make it happen. Including: What is NPC’s Open Philanthropy project? How did it come about? How has NPC been putting some of its thinking about open philanthropy into practice? Wh…

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Claire Dunning: Philanthropy, State & Society in the US 1:04:55

1+ y ago1:04:55

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In this episode we talk to historian and political scientist Claire Dunning about her book Nonprofit Neighborhoods: An urban history of inequality and the American state, and her work on the history of radical philanthropy in Boston. Including: -What are the “nonprofit neighborhoods” described in the book? -Can participation in nonprofits become an…

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Jake Ferguson & Vanessa Thomas, Baobab Foundation: Creating a new kind of philanthropic funder 59:18

1+ y ago59:18

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In this episode Rhod talks to Jake Ferguson and Vanessa Thomas, two of the Committee members of the Baobab Foundation - a new member-led endowed grantmaker that is seeking to address issues of systemic racism and intersectional injustice in the UK. Including: How did the Baobab Foundation come about? What has been the progress so far? Has the momen…

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Profit and Purpose? Philanthropy's relationship with business 1:16:34

1+ y ago1:16:34

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In this episode we take a deep dive into the relationship between philanthropy and business. Commercial ventures have always played a key role in generating wealth for people to give away through philanthropy, but is there more to it than that? And what are the promises and pitfalls of trying to combine profit with purpose? Including: Does philanth…

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2023 Predictions for Philanthropy & Civil Society 1:24:40

1+ y ago1:24:40

1:24:40

In our last episode of the year, we take a look at some of the key issues and trends affecting philanthropy and civil society right now and offer some thoughts on what to watch out for in 2023. Including: The impact of the ongoing cost-of-living crisis and possible recession on philanthropy, everyday giving and the work of charities. Polarisation a…

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10 years of the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission 17:18

1+ y ago17:18

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Too Much Philanthropy News! (The downfall of Sam Bankman-Fried, plus Bezos's big pledge & Scott's latest gifts). 1:08:45

1+ y ago1:08:45

1:08:45

In this episode we take a look at a few of the biggest stories from what has been a notable newsworthy couple of weeks for philanthropy - focusing on the fallout from the spectacular implosion of crypto billionaire and high profile Effective Altruist Sam Bank-Fried. We also take a look at a big philanthropy pledge from Jeff Bezos and the latest on …

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Sara Slaughter & Derek Mitchell: Proximity and Radical Humility in Grantmaking 1:02:17

2y ago1:02:17

1:02:17

In this episode, Rhodri talks to Sara Slaughter, Executive Director of the W. Clement and Jessie V. Stone Foundation, and Derek Mitchell, CEO of Partners in Schools Innovation about their relationship as funder and grantee, and how they have worked together to move towards to a new focus on equity and justice. Including: How and why has Stone Found…

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How philanthropy is helping to tackle educational disadvantage 20:27

2y ago20:27

20:27

It’s been 11 years now since a landmark review of the Australian education system was chaired by one of the nation’s best-regarded businessman and Philanthropy Australia Life Member David Gonski AC. The report identified several highly concerning trends in the educational outcomes of Australian students. One review recommendation stands out and mor…

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Philanthropy, Gratitude & Recognition 1:11:47

2y ago1:11:47

1:11:47

In this episode we explore whether it is always necessary to say thank you for a philanthropic gift, whether it might sometimes be problematic, and the implications of how we choose to recognise donations. Including: If we view philanthropy as a duty of justice, rather than a charitable choice, does that mean we have a right to expect it and theref…

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Martha Lackritz-Peltier: Technology, International Development & Cross-Border Giving 55:07

2y ago55:07

55:07

In this episode, Rhod talks to Martha Lackritz-Peltier, General Counsel of nonprofit technology specialist TechSoup, about using tech to overcome some of the barriers to cross-border giving and the localization of international development. Including: What is the UN’s Grand Bargain? Why is this important? Why has it not been delivered on so far? Wh…

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Wendy Mills: Ed LinQ and Mental Health First Aid 22:52

2y ago22:52

22:52

Wendy Mills is a clinical nurse and Ed-LinQ Coordinator which comes under the Children's Health Queensland Hospital and Health Service. Wendy joins The School Bell to discuss mental health and wellbeing, the support Ed-LinQ provides to schools and how ISQ is working with Ed-LinQ on behalf of the sector. Practical strategies for schools, teachers an…

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The Cost of Living Crisis: with Angela Kail (NPC) 1:01:29

2y ago1:01:29

1:01:29

In this episode Rhodri is joined by Angela Kail (Director of Consulting at New Philanthropy Capital (NPC)) to take a look at the growing cost of living crisis in the UK (and beyond), and what means for philanthropy, grantmaking and the work of civil society organisations. Including: Impact on charity finances What will the impact of inflation be wh…

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Episode 4 17:39

2y ago17:39

17:39

Our characters get to sing and dance and celebrate – forgetting for a while that they are locked up. Matilda gets relief and release from the letter she has been waiting for: ‘Look at me, I am a daughter, look me in the eye I’m just like you…’Von barnyreed

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