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This chapter discusses marketing channels and physical distribution. It defines channel objectives as creating utility for customers through place, time, form, and information utility. Distribution channels are made up of firms that add utility through physical flow of goods. Key channel members are distributors and agents. The chapter also covers consumer and industrial product channels, establishing direct and indirect channels, working with intermediaries, and global retailing strategies and challenges. It defines supply chain, logistics, and discusses physical distribution and transportation. The chapter concludes with a comparison of US and Japanese distribution channels for automobile parts.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for competing in foreign markets. It discusses why companies expand internationally, differences between cultural and market conditions across countries, and strategies for entering foreign markets such as exporting, licensing, franchising, multi-country strategies, and global strategies. The document also covers how to gain competitive advantages in foreign markets through locating activities efficiently, transferring competencies across borders, and coordinating dispersed activities globally.
This document discusses key considerations for creating products and brands for global markets. It covers three main areas:
1) Product components including core, packaging, and support services components. The core component includes functional and design features while packaging includes elements like price, quality, and styling.
2) Factors influencing whether to standardize or adapt products globally including product lifecycle stage, regulations, cultural differences, and product innovativeness. Both approaches have benefits like lower costs for standardization but better market penetration for adaptation.
3) Brand strategies like developing global, national, or private brands. Key brand decisions involve the brand name and developing brand equity through awareness, image, and associations. Packaging and labeling also require adaptations
The document discusses developing new products for global markets. It covers introducing products into foreign markets through extension, adaptation, or invention strategies. It also discusses developing global products through standardization or modularity. For new product development processes, a company can assign responsibilities to subsidiaries or head office. Sources of new development include lead markets, subsidiaries, purchasing R&D, importing, acquisitions, joint ventures, and alliances. Introducing new products globally requires test marketing and determining the target country and introduction timing.
Chapter 5 Developing the Global Vision 2014Earlene McNair
The document discusses various aspects of developing a global vision and global marketing strategies. It begins by outlining the importance of global marketing and the impact of multinational firms on the world economy. It then describes the external environment facing global marketers, including factors like culture, economic development, politics, and demographics. The document also identifies different ways for companies to enter the global marketplace, such as exporting, licensing, and direct investment. Finally, it lists the basic elements of the global marketing mix, including product, price, place, promotion, and how these elements need to be adapted for different international markets.
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This chapter discusses marketing channels and physical distribution. It defines channel objectives as creating utility for customers through place, time, form, and information utility. Distribution channels are made up of firms that add utility through physical flow of goods. Key channel members are distributors and agents. The chapter also covers consumer and industrial product channels, establishing direct and indirect channels, working with intermediaries, and global retailing strategies and challenges. It defines supply chain, logistics, and discusses physical distribution and transportation. The chapter concludes with a comparison of US and Japanese distribution channels for automobile parts.
This document provides an overview of key concepts for competing in foreign markets. It discusses why companies expand internationally, differences between cultural and market conditions across countries, and strategies for entering foreign markets such as exporting, licensing, franchising, multi-country strategies, and global strategies. The document also covers how to gain competitive advantages in foreign markets through locating activities efficiently, transferring competencies across borders, and coordinating dispersed activities globally.
This document discusses key considerations for creating products and brands for global markets. It covers three main areas:
1) Product components including core, packaging, and support services components. The core component includes functional and design features while packaging includes elements like price, quality, and styling.
2) Factors influencing whether to standardize or adapt products globally including product lifecycle stage, regulations, cultural differences, and product innovativeness. Both approaches have benefits like lower costs for standardization but better market penetration for adaptation.
3) Brand strategies like developing global, national, or private brands. Key brand decisions involve the brand name and developing brand equity through awareness, image, and associations. Packaging and labeling also require adaptations
The document discusses developing new products for global markets. It covers introducing products into foreign markets through extension, adaptation, or invention strategies. It also discusses developing global products through standardization or modularity. For new product development processes, a company can assign responsibilities to subsidiaries or head office. Sources of new development include lead markets, subsidiaries, purchasing R&D, importing, acquisitions, joint ventures, and alliances. Introducing new products globally requires test marketing and determining the target country and introduction timing.
Chapter 5 Developing the Global Vision 2014Earlene McNair
The document discusses various aspects of developing a global vision and global marketing strategies. It begins by outlining the importance of global marketing and the impact of multinational firms on the world economy. It then describes the external environment facing global marketers, including factors like culture, economic development, politics, and demographics. The document also identifies different ways for companies to enter the global marketplace, such as exporting, licensing, and direct investment. Finally, it lists the basic elements of the global marketing mix, including product, price, place, promotion, and how these elements need to be adapted for different international markets.
This document provides an overview of international marketing and pricing strategies. It discusses topics such as international pricing objectives, approaches to setting international prices including full cost versus variable cost and skimming versus penetration pricing. It also covers pricing issues like dumping, transfer pricing strategies, and factors that influence pricing decisions including costs, competition, demand, and the experience curve effect. The document provides examples and definitions of concepts like price escalation, countertrade, and various pricing methods used in international business.
This document provides an overview of international marketing promotion strategies. It discusses topics like promotion mix, personal selling, international advertising, and global e-marketing. The document outlines the composition of a promotion strategy, including objectives, budget, and integrating advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct marketing. It also summarizes strategies for advertising, including objectives, budget, creative strategy, media planning, and evaluating effectiveness. Sales promotion strategies target consumers, salespeople and business buyers through various incentive-based activities. The overall role of promotion is to stimulate demand by building customer relationships and focus.
The document discusses various elements of international product strategies, including standardization, adaptation, and invention. It analyzes factors for standardizing products globally versus adapting products for local markets. Additionally, it examines strategic alternatives for products and communications in international markets and considerations for choosing a standardization or adaptation approach.
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This document discusses strategies for adapting products and marketing to foreign countries. There are two main strategies - a standardized program that is low-cost but ignores cultural differences, and an adapted program that caters to each market individually. When adapting, companies must consider factors like product features, branding, packaging, advertising, and pricing for each country. For products, companies can pursue standardization, customization, or brand element adaptation. Global communication should adapt the delivery method while keeping the core message consistent. Pricing strategies include uniform prices, market-based prices, managing transfer prices between subsidiaries, and preventing gray markets and counterfeiting. Distribution requires partnering with local channels that vary widely between countries.
This document discusses various topics related to international marketing and product adaptation for foreign markets. It begins by listing recommended reading on the topic and topics to be covered, such as product policy, design, branding, and packaging decisions. It then discusses factors to consider when designing an international marketing program, including the degree of product standardization versus adaptation required. Key decisions for product policy are outlined, such as product type and life cycle. Reasons for product adaptation versus standardization are provided. The benefits of strong brands in local markets are described. International product strategies such as straight extension, adaptation, and innovation are introduced. Considerations for adapting products to foreign markets include target markets, regulations, competition, and company capabilities.
This document provides an overview and roadmap of key concepts for competing in foreign markets. It discusses why companies expand internationally, differences between countries that companies must consider, and different strategies for entering foreign markets such as exporting, licensing, franchising, multi-country strategies, and global strategies. The document also covers how to gain competitive advantages in foreign markets through efficiently locating production facilities and transferring capabilities between countries.
This document discusses product mix and product lines. It defines a product mix as the set of all products offered for sale and explains how analyzing product mix dimensions can help businesses expand. It also discusses how product line analysis can help companies develop platforms to meet customer needs while lowering production costs. Key aspects of product line analysis are product length lines, which are influenced by company objectives, and product mix pricing, which involves finding a price mix that maximizes total profits.
This document discusses the debate between standardization and customization in global marketing. It notes that while standardization allows companies to achieve economies of scale, full standardization may not be appropriate given variations across markets in customer preferences and regulations. Companies must determine the best combination of global and local activities. The document provides several examples of companies that take different approaches, such as McDonald's using a global brand but some localized products, and concludes that adjusting strategies to account for market variations enhances success.
This document discusses various global market entry strategies available to companies, including licensing, joint ventures, foreign direct investment, and strategic alliances. It provides examples of major companies that have used each strategy, such as Starbucks expanding globally through direct ownership, licensing, and franchising. The advantages and disadvantages of each strategy are outlined, with licensing providing a lower investment option but less control, while ownership allows more control but requires greater investment. Strategic partnerships are described as involving independent companies that share benefits and control over assigned tasks through ongoing collaboration. Success requires a joint long-term strategy and reciprocal relationship between partners.
The document discusses the book "Managing Across Borders: The Transnational Solution" by Christopher A. Bartlett and Sumantra Ghoshal. The book addresses the challenges of international business in the 1980s and argues that a new organizational model called the "transnational" solution is needed to achieve global efficiency, national responsiveness, and innovation simultaneously in a changing global environment. It presents case studies of 9 multinational companies and their varying degrees of success adapting to new pressures.
The document discusses factors that influence international pricing strategies, including company, market, and environmental considerations. It also outlines the stages of developing and implementing a pricing strategy, from analyzing influential factors to setting prices and managing fluctuations. Specific costs related to exports are examined, as well as strategies for pricing, objectives, and challenges of international pricing.
This document discusses key concepts in international distribution and supply chain management. It defines distribution as physically moving products and establishing business relationships to support movement. Distribution channels are the systems of intermediaries that guide product movement. The document outlines different types of distribution channels and strategies for structuring channels. It also discusses challenges of global business like political and economic risks and how licensing agreements and supply chain management can help companies operate internationally.
This document outlines an assignment for a marketing course that asks students to research promotional strategies for different product categories. Students must select one of four product categories - sports apparel, automobiles, home furnishings, or televisions. They then analyze the promotional strategies of two companies within that category and make recommendations about how companies can differentiate themselves and their short-term and long-term promotional uses. The assignment requires a 6-8 page paper comparing companies' strategies, proposing ways to differentiate and promote, analyzing pricing decisions, determining effective advertising mediums, and using 5 academic sources.
The document discusses various topics related to global strategies and transnational companies. It provides lists of the top 15 transnational companies by foreign assets in 2005 and the top 10 companies by an index of transnationality. It also discusses the benefits of global sourcing, factors driving globalization and standardization versus adaptation. It covers strategies for achieving a global competitive advantage and building a global presence through appealing brands and global reach.
This document provides an overview of key concepts regarding marketing channels and channel management. It begins by outlining eight learning outcomes, then delves into topics like the definition of marketing channels and why intermediaries are needed, different types of channel intermediaries and their functions, common channel structures for consumer and business products, factors that influence channel strategy decisions, different types of channel relationships, and managing channel relationships including leadership, conflict, and partnering.
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This document provides an overview of Unit 3 - Product and Pricing Decisions. It discusses key topics such as product development, analyzing product components for adaptation, product standardization, and the relationship between products and culture. The document is divided into sections on products for consumers in global markets, product development process, innovative products and adaptation, analyzing product components, and product standardization. It provides definitions and explanations of these important product-related concepts.
This chapter discusses global market segmentation and positioning strategies. It identifies reasons for international market segmentation such as variation in customer needs. The chapter outlines different approaches to segmentation including country-level, aggregate, and disaggregate methods. It also describes bases for segmenting countries including demographics, socioeconomic factors, and consumer behaviors. Finally, the chapter discusses developing positioning strategies and appeals that are uniform versus localized across global markets.
This document provides a literature review on niche marketing. It defines niche marketing as targeting small, specific market segments to achieve dominance. The review explores reasons for niche marketing strategies, including focusing on suitable markets and increasing returns. It also examines characteristics of niche markets, such as higher costs and prices to compensate for lower volumes. Both advantages, like opportunities for growth, and disadvantages, like vulnerability to changes, of niche marketing are discussed. The review aims to understand niche roles and characteristics to help companies determine if niche marketing is an appropriate strategy.
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The document provides information about assignments available for the MBA Semester 4 course MK0018-International Marketing. It lists 6 questions related to concepts in international marketing such as EPRG framework, political environment scanning, market segmentation based on development, global and standardized products, containerization and 4PL operators. It then provides sample answers for each question, discussing topics like management orientations, environmental scanning, international market research, product adaptations, benefits of containerization and factors to consider for product adoption in a foreign market. Students can get the assignments solved at Rs. 125 each by emailing subjects4u@gmail.com or calling 09882243490.
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This document provides information about getting fully solved assignments for various MBA courses and specializations. Students can email their semester and specialization details to the provided email address or call the given phone number to get assignments. It then provides details of one such assignment on the topic of international marketing, including the assignment code and credits, as well as sample answers to 6 questions related to concepts like management orientations, political and legal environments, trade agreements like GATT and WTO, international market segmentation, international packaging, and pricing and costing strategies for export.
This document provides an overview of international marketing and pricing strategies. It discusses topics such as international pricing objectives, approaches to setting international prices including full cost versus variable cost and skimming versus penetration pricing. It also covers pricing issues like dumping, transfer pricing strategies, and factors that influence pricing decisions including costs, competition, demand, and the experience curve effect. The document provides examples and definitions of concepts like price escalation, countertrade, and various pricing methods used in international business.
This document provides an overview of international marketing promotion strategies. It discusses topics like promotion mix, personal selling, international advertising, and global e-marketing. The document outlines the composition of a promotion strategy, including objectives, budget, and integrating advertising, sales promotion, public relations, personal selling, and direct marketing. It also summarizes strategies for advertising, including objectives, budget, creative strategy, media planning, and evaluating effectiveness. Sales promotion strategies target consumers, salespeople and business buyers through various incentive-based activities. The overall role of promotion is to stimulate demand by building customer relationships and focus.
The document discusses various elements of international product strategies, including standardization, adaptation, and invention. It analyzes factors for standardizing products globally versus adapting products for local markets. Additionally, it examines strategic alternatives for products and communications in international markets and considerations for choosing a standardization or adaptation approach.
To what extent must a company adapt its products and marketing program to eac...Sameer mathur
This document discusses strategies for adapting products and marketing to foreign countries. There are two main strategies - a standardized program that is low-cost but ignores cultural differences, and an adapted program that caters to each market individually. When adapting, companies must consider factors like product features, branding, packaging, advertising, and pricing for each country. For products, companies can pursue standardization, customization, or brand element adaptation. Global communication should adapt the delivery method while keeping the core message consistent. Pricing strategies include uniform prices, market-based prices, managing transfer prices between subsidiaries, and preventing gray markets and counterfeiting. Distribution requires partnering with local channels that vary widely between countries.
This document discusses various topics related to international marketing and product adaptation for foreign markets. It begins by listing recommended reading on the topic and topics to be covered, such as product policy, design, branding, and packaging decisions. It then discusses factors to consider when designing an international marketing program, including the degree of product standardization versus adaptation required. Key decisions for product policy are outlined, such as product type and life cycle. Reasons for product adaptation versus standardization are provided. The benefits of strong brands in local markets are described. International product strategies such as straight extension, adaptation, and innovation are introduced. Considerations for adapting products to foreign markets include target markets, regulations, competition, and company capabilities.
This document provides an overview and roadmap of key concepts for competing in foreign markets. It discusses why companies expand internationally, differences between countries that companies must consider, and different strategies for entering foreign markets such as exporting, licensing, franchising, multi-country strategies, and global strategies. The document also covers how to gain competitive advantages in foreign markets through efficiently locating production facilities and transferring capabilities between countries.
This document discusses product mix and product lines. It defines a product mix as the set of all products offered for sale and explains how analyzing product mix dimensions can help businesses expand. It also discusses how product line analysis can help companies develop platforms to meet customer needs while lowering production costs. Key aspects of product line analysis are product length lines, which are influenced by company objectives, and product mix pricing, which involves finding a price mix that maximizes total profits.
This document discusses the debate between standardization and customization in global marketing. It notes that while standardization allows companies to achieve economies of scale, full standardization may not be appropriate given variations across markets in customer preferences and regulations. Companies must determine the best combination of global and local activities. The document provides several examples of companies that take different approaches, such as McDonald's using a global brand but some localized products, and concludes that adjusting strategies to account for market variations enhances success.
This document discusses various global market entry strategies available to companies, including licensing, joint ventures, foreign direct investment, and strategic alliances. It provides examples of major companies that have used each strategy, such as Starbucks expanding globally through direct ownership, licensing, and franchising. The advantages and disadvantages of each strategy are outlined, with licensing providing a lower investment option but less control, while ownership allows more control but requires greater investment. Strategic partnerships are described as involving independent companies that share benefits and control over assigned tasks through ongoing collaboration. Success requires a joint long-term strategy and reciprocal relationship between partners.
The document discusses the book "Managing Across Borders: The Transnational Solution" by Christopher A. Bartlett and Sumantra Ghoshal. The book addresses the challenges of international business in the 1980s and argues that a new organizational model called the "transnational" solution is needed to achieve global efficiency, national responsiveness, and innovation simultaneously in a changing global environment. It presents case studies of 9 multinational companies and their varying degrees of success adapting to new pressures.
The document discusses factors that influence international pricing strategies, including company, market, and environmental considerations. It also outlines the stages of developing and implementing a pricing strategy, from analyzing influential factors to setting prices and managing fluctuations. Specific costs related to exports are examined, as well as strategies for pricing, objectives, and challenges of international pricing.
This document discusses key concepts in international distribution and supply chain management. It defines distribution as physically moving products and establishing business relationships to support movement. Distribution channels are the systems of intermediaries that guide product movement. The document outlines different types of distribution channels and strategies for structuring channels. It also discusses challenges of global business like political and economic risks and how licensing agreements and supply chain management can help companies operate internationally.
This document outlines an assignment for a marketing course that asks students to research promotional strategies for different product categories. Students must select one of four product categories - sports apparel, automobiles, home furnishings, or televisions. They then analyze the promotional strategies of two companies within that category and make recommendations about how companies can differentiate themselves and their short-term and long-term promotional uses. The assignment requires a 6-8 page paper comparing companies' strategies, proposing ways to differentiate and promote, analyzing pricing decisions, determining effective advertising mediums, and using 5 academic sources.
The document discusses various topics related to global strategies and transnational companies. It provides lists of the top 15 transnational companies by foreign assets in 2005 and the top 10 companies by an index of transnationality. It also discusses the benefits of global sourcing, factors driving globalization and standardization versus adaptation. It covers strategies for achieving a global competitive advantage and building a global presence through appealing brands and global reach.
This document provides an overview of key concepts regarding marketing channels and channel management. It begins by outlining eight learning outcomes, then delves into topics like the definition of marketing channels and why intermediaries are needed, different types of channel intermediaries and their functions, common channel structures for consumer and business products, factors that influence channel strategy decisions, different types of channel relationships, and managing channel relationships including leadership, conflict, and partnering.
International Marketing Management - Product & Pricing DecisionsSOMASUNDARAM T
This document provides an overview of Unit 3 - Product and Pricing Decisions. It discusses key topics such as product development, analyzing product components for adaptation, product standardization, and the relationship between products and culture. The document is divided into sections on products for consumers in global markets, product development process, innovative products and adaptation, analyzing product components, and product standardization. It provides definitions and explanations of these important product-related concepts.
This chapter discusses global market segmentation and positioning strategies. It identifies reasons for international market segmentation such as variation in customer needs. The chapter outlines different approaches to segmentation including country-level, aggregate, and disaggregate methods. It also describes bases for segmenting countries including demographics, socioeconomic factors, and consumer behaviors. Finally, the chapter discusses developing positioning strategies and appeals that are uniform versus localized across global markets.
This document provides a literature review on niche marketing. It defines niche marketing as targeting small, specific market segments to achieve dominance. The review explores reasons for niche marketing strategies, including focusing on suitable markets and increasing returns. It also examines characteristics of niche markets, such as higher costs and prices to compensate for lower volumes. Both advantages, like opportunities for growth, and disadvantages, like vulnerability to changes, of niche marketing are discussed. The review aims to understand niche roles and characteristics to help companies determine if niche marketing is an appropriate strategy.
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The document provides information about assignments available for the MBA Semester 4 course MK0018-International Marketing. It lists 6 questions related to concepts in international marketing such as EPRG framework, political environment scanning, market segmentation based on development, global and standardized products, containerization and 4PL operators. It then provides sample answers for each question, discussing topics like management orientations, environmental scanning, international market research, product adaptations, benefits of containerization and factors to consider for product adoption in a foreign market. Students can get the assignments solved at Rs. 125 each by emailing subjects4u@gmail.com or calling 09882243490.
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This document provides an outline for Chapter 16 of a marketing textbook. The chapter discusses international marketing strategies and the marketing mix from a global perspective. It examines reasons why companies may standardize or adapt their products, pricing, promotions and distribution for different countries. The chapter also explores orientations like production, sales and customer orientations that influence a company's globally integrated or locally responsive strategies. Case studies are provided on how companies like Avon develop standardized and adapted marketing approaches in over 120 countries.
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ASSIGNMENT
DRIVE SUMMER 2015
PROGRAM MBADS – (SEM 3/SEM 5) / MBAN2 / MBAFLEX – (SEM 3) /
PGDIB – (SEM 1)
SUBJECT CODE & NAME IB0011 - International Marketing
BK ID B1199
CREDITS 4
MARKS 60
Note: Answer all questions. Kindly note that answers for 10 marks questions should be
approximately of 400 words. Each question is followed by evaluation scheme.
1. The orientation of a company’s top management, its beliefs and assumptions significantly
impact its approach to international marketing. Discuss the concept of EPRG framework.
Answer:International marketingissimplythe application of marketing principles to more than one
country. However, there is a crossover between what is commonly expressed as international
marketing and global marketing, which is a similar term.
The international marketinginvolvementof amanufacturingcompany may widely vary from a state
of nodirectinvolvementtoastate of total involvement.Severaltypes of involvement are generally
observed, even though they are not mutually exclusive nor sequentially progressive.
Depending on the kind and degree of its involvement in
2. Explain the role of political environment scanning in international marketing. What is political
risk?
Answer: Marketing managers are confronted with many environmental concerns, such as those
posed by technology, customers and competitors, ethics and law, the economy, politics,
demographics,andsocial trends.All organizations should continuously appraise their situation and
adjust their strategy to adapt to the environment.
3. How are the international markets segmented on the basis of development?
2. Answer:Marketsegmentationisa marketingstrategywhichinvolvesdividinga broad target market
into subsets of consumers, businesses, or countries who have, or are perceived to have, common
needs, interests, and priorities, and then designing and implementing strategies to target them.
Market segmentation strategies are generally used to identify and further define the target
customers,andprovide supportingdataformarketingplanelements such as positioning to achieve
certainmarketingplanobjectives.Businessesmaydevelop product differentiation strategies, or an
undifferentiated approach, involving specific products or product lines depending on the specific
demand and attributes of the target segment.
4. Differentiate between national and international products, global and standardised products
with examples.
Answer: National vs International
The world is divided geographically into close to 200 countries or nations. These boundaries or
divisions are not natural, but man made on the basis of perceived similarities between peoples,
cultures, languages and religions. When we are talking about an event taking place inside the
boundariesof acountry,the eventistermedasnational andpeople takingpartinthe event are also
citizens of that country, but another event held inside that country becomes international as it
involves participation of people from some other
5. Write short notes on:
a) Containerization
Answer: Containerization is a system of intermodal freight transport using intermodal containers
(alsocalledshippingcontainersandISOcontainers) made of weathering steel. The containers have
standardized dimensions.
They can be loaded and unloaded, stacked, transported efficiently over long distances, and
transferred from one mode
b) 4 PL operators
Answer: Differs from third party logistics in the following ways; 1)4PL organization is often a
separate entity established as a joint venture or long-term contract between a primary client and
one or more partners;2)4PL organizationactsas a single interface between the client and multiple
logistics service providers; 3) All aspects (ideally) of
3. 6. Choose a product and explain how you will prepare seven steps in a global e-marketing plan?
Answer:The e-marketingplanisbuiltexactlyonthe same principlesasthe classical plan. There is no
different approach, but there might be some formal differences given by the uniqueness of the
internetenvironment. Many of these differences come from the necessity to ensure a high rate of
responsivenessfromthe customers,since the e-world is moving faster and requires faster reaction
from its companies, compared to the traditional offline marketplace.
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