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Sixth Sixth would highlight the intended audience of sixth formers by indicating their age and possible interests. The Moss could encourage students to learn and idealize teachers by naming the magazine after a difficult but respected business teacher. Ur skool aims for younger students and "Chavs" by using text language to relate to their interests in school news and tips to avoid trouble.
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Target Audience Profile
The target audience for the school magazine is high achieving students in years twelve and thirteen who aim to do well in school. They enjoy revising after school, spending time with friends on weekends, and working part-time jobs. They hope to save money from their jobs to buy a car and have a variety of post-school opportunities. The magazine would provide educational and relaxing content to help balance their work and free time while informing them of future jobs and opportunities.
School magazine analysis 1
This document analyzes the target audience of three different school magazines based on visual elements of their covers:
1) The Caterhamian magazine targets parents of Caterham School students to inform them about how the school performed in the past year based on its formal style and images of academic and extracurricular activities.
2) The School Weekly magazine targets current students with its informal style, weekly schedule, and photos of a school prom and exam stress-relief tips.
3) CHS NEWS targets both parents and students by combining a formal title with colorful sports images and sections of interest to both groups to promote the school's academic and athletic programs.
School magazine analysis FINAL
This magazine is aimed at both parents and students of Caterham School. For parents, it reviews the past school year and highlights the school's performance and extracurricular activities to inform their decision on choosing a school. For students, it could promote the school to prospective new students. The formal layout and images showing academics and sports indicate it provides information for both audiences.
Questions for media
The document discusses a student's school magazine media product for their Sixth Form college. It represents the 16-18 year old age group by focusing on relevant educational and event information. As a college-specific magazine, the intended media institution for distribution is the student's Sixth Form college. The target audience is the students who attend the Archbishop Ilsley Sixth Form college. The magazine aims to attract this audience through relevant images, catchy slogans, humor, and information about exams, revision, and events happening at the college. Through creating the preliminary magazine content and layout, the student learned skills in using Excel for covers and content pages and the Fireworks program for photo editing.
Media analysis - Tia Augustine
This document analyzes a school magazine contents page and cover. It infers that the magazine is targeted towards sixth form/A-level students based on features about the new common room and a student wearing casual clothes. The document also notes the magazine includes articles about exam results, indicating it's aimed at all school years. Bold and bright colors are used on the cover and contents page to catch readers' attention. Emotive language and mentions of students are used to engage parents as part of the intended audience. Overall, the analysis determines the magazine is aimed at students, parents, and the whole school community.
School magazine preliminary task
The document provides details about several student-created magazine covers for a school magazine project. It includes analyses of the covers and content pages for magazines with titles like "Get Ready!", "FFH Magazine", and "Prep School Magazine". Key elements discussed include the target audiences, visuals, layouts, and how well each cover relates its content to its intended readers. The student also proposes a cover for a magazine called "D&S", focusing on sixth form students interested in school sports. It describes the main image, cover lines, and typography for the proposed cover.
School magazine analysis
The document analyzes a school magazine. It notes that the masthead shows the magazine is aimed at the school's audience. The magazine promotes a laidback approach by showing a student with an unbuttoned shirt. All stories focus on music, promoting the school's music programs. The magazine lays out information clearly with easy to read text and a coordinated color scheme to seem professional. It aims to inform parents on the head teacher's thoughts and school updates.
Sixth form magazine analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes three sixth form magazines from different schools. All three magazines have similar purposes of informing students and parents about school events and topics of interest. They each have professional designs for their covers and contents pages with tags, mastheads, and pictures that represent the schools and draw readers in. While styles and color schemes vary, all three provide overviews of the magazines' contents to entice readership across different interests.
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The target audience for the school magazine is high achieving students in years twelve and thirteen who aim to do well in school. They enjoy revising after school, spending time with friends on weekends, and working part-time jobs. They hope to save money from their jobs to buy a car and have a variety of post-school opportunities. The magazine would provide educational and relaxing content to help balance their work and free time while informing them of future jobs and opportunities.
School magazine analysis 1
This document analyzes the target audience of three different school magazines based on visual elements of their covers:
1) The Caterhamian magazine targets parents of Caterham School students to inform them about how the school performed in the past year based on its formal style and images of academic and extracurricular activities.
2) The School Weekly magazine targets current students with its informal style, weekly schedule, and photos of a school prom and exam stress-relief tips.
3) CHS NEWS targets both parents and students by combining a formal title with colorful sports images and sections of interest to both groups to promote the school's academic and athletic programs.
School magazine analysis FINAL
This magazine is aimed at both parents and students of Caterham School. For parents, it reviews the past school year and highlights the school's performance and extracurricular activities to inform their decision on choosing a school. For students, it could promote the school to prospective new students. The formal layout and images showing academics and sports indicate it provides information for both audiences.
Questions for media
The document discusses a student's school magazine media product for their Sixth Form college. It represents the 16-18 year old age group by focusing on relevant educational and event information. As a college-specific magazine, the intended media institution for distribution is the student's Sixth Form college. The target audience is the students who attend the Archbishop Ilsley Sixth Form college. The magazine aims to attract this audience through relevant images, catchy slogans, humor, and information about exams, revision, and events happening at the college. Through creating the preliminary magazine content and layout, the student learned skills in using Excel for covers and content pages and the Fireworks program for photo editing.
Media analysis - Tia Augustine
This document analyzes a school magazine contents page and cover. It infers that the magazine is targeted towards sixth form/A-level students based on features about the new common room and a student wearing casual clothes. The document also notes the magazine includes articles about exam results, indicating it's aimed at all school years. Bold and bright colors are used on the cover and contents page to catch readers' attention. Emotive language and mentions of students are used to engage parents as part of the intended audience. Overall, the analysis determines the magazine is aimed at students, parents, and the whole school community.
School magazine preliminary task
The document provides details about several student-created magazine covers for a school magazine project. It includes analyses of the covers and content pages for magazines with titles like "Get Ready!", "FFH Magazine", and "Prep School Magazine". Key elements discussed include the target audiences, visuals, layouts, and how well each cover relates its content to its intended readers. The student also proposes a cover for a magazine called "D&S", focusing on sixth form students interested in school sports. It describes the main image, cover lines, and typography for the proposed cover.
School magazine analysis
The document analyzes a school magazine. It notes that the masthead shows the magazine is aimed at the school's audience. The magazine promotes a laidback approach by showing a student with an unbuttoned shirt. All stories focus on music, promoting the school's music programs. The magazine lays out information clearly with easy to read text and a coordinated color scheme to seem professional. It aims to inform parents on the head teacher's thoughts and school updates.
Sixth form magazine analysis
This document analyzes and summarizes three sixth form magazines from different schools. All three magazines have similar purposes of informing students and parents about school events and topics of interest. They each have professional designs for their covers and contents pages with tags, mastheads, and pictures that represent the schools and draw readers in. While styles and color schemes vary, all three provide overviews of the magazines' contents to entice readership across different interests.
In what ways does your media school magazine
The student's school magazine develops conventions of real media products by using direct gaze from models on the front cover to create a relationship with readers, similar to an example magazine. However, the school magazine is more formal than the example due to its theme and target age group. It challenges conventions by featuring three models instead of one. The magazine aims to attract six form students by featuring topics like "university time" and displaying diverse, powerful representations of women rather than stereotypical portrayals. The student learned to further develop Photoshop and Prezi skills from constructing this magazine.
Childrens magazines
Asuh is an Islamic children's magazine published in Malaysia that teaches Islamic values and lessons to readers aged 6-12 in a simple way. It uses illustrations and colorful pages to make the content interesting and easy to understand. The magazine contains lessons on reading, exercises, facts, and other topics while promoting an Islamic message. However, the magazine could improve by addressing issues like spelling errors, uninteresting articles, and providing more useful information to help spread Islamic teachings.
Preliminary Task
The document outlines the preliminary task of producing a school/sixth form magazine. It provides a target audience profile of female 16-19 year old students who are fun, quirky, ambitious, and hard-working. The mission statement defines the magazine, called "Cla*ss", as aimed at outgoing yet hardworking sixth form students at Douay Martyrs School looking for survival tips and entertainment. The mock-ups show the magazine will be basic in style but fun, entertaining, and informative on topics like school survival, jobs/university, and fun games.
Preliminary Task
The student is creating a magazine for their school as a coursework project. They intend to make the magazine formal to provide inspiration and useful information to students. It will have a grey, red, and black theme to clearly represent the school. The magazine will include both images and words to appeal to different types of readers. The student conducted market research with 20 classmates about what they would like to see in a school magazine. Based on the feedback, the student decided to create a special edition focused on the school's sports day that also includes information about other recent events.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for designing a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual and conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly from a convenient location in the study room to help sell more issues. Articles will include university rankings, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Textual Analysis of Sixth Form Magazines
Annotation of 3 Sixth Form magazines' front covers and contents pages to help me come up with ideas for my own production.
School magazines
This document provides an analysis of the front covers of 5 different school magazines. For each magazine, key elements like the masthead, date, layout, headlines, and images are evaluated. Overall comments are provided on aspects like the masthead size and style, central images, use of fonts and colors, and how clearly the school name and logo are displayed. The purpose is to critically review different design choices and provide feedback to improve the overall appeal and professionalism of school magazine covers.
Preliminary Task
This document outlines a mood board and preliminary tasks for designing a magazine for Harris Academy Crystal Palace. It discusses font styles and sizes, color schemes, elements that need to be included like a logo and title. Potential magazine names are presented such as "The Harris Times" and "HNM". A draft front cover layout and content page layout are shown. The final outcomes will be a front cover featuring Harris students and a content page listing titles and page numbers.
College Magazine Research
This document summarizes research on the front covers of three different college magazines. The first magazine contained a masthead, pull quote, and imagery of students that presented a neat, organized layout appealing to serious students. The second magazine had a simple layout with little information that could intrigue or put off readers. The third magazine had a "cluttered" layout with varying imagery sizes and neat writing that showed contrast appealing to students' personal styles.
Research and Planning
The document analyzes a magazine for sixth form students. It notes that the front cover features a smiling girl looking at the reader to convey the school is a happy place. The left third of the page contains articles on topics of interest to sixth formers, such as students, TV, and creativity. Page numbers are included to indicate where articles can be found. The target audience is made clear as sixth form students aged 16-18, so the magazine includes content relevant to their interests both inside and outside of school.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual, conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly in the study room for convenience. The magazine will include rankings of universities, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
'On form' annotation
The document provides an analysis of the cover and contents page of a magazine aimed at sixth form students. The cover uses puns and informative headlines to entice students and suggest the magazine will provide exclusive information to help them perform well. Both the cover and contents page feature clean, classic designs and images of smartly dressed students that appeal to the target audience and reinforce the magazine's brand. Key details are presented clearly without unnecessary embellishment to make important information easily accessible to readers.
School magazine analysis
Both magazines have different target audiences and styles. The "Prep School" magazine targets adults with young children and uses a simple image of children reading, while "Bromley High" appeals to teenagers and uses a dynamic artistic image of a teenage girl to imply a focus on creative studies. Although the magazines differ in their visuals and audiences, they both keep their designs simple without additional stories, focusing the reader's attention on the main cover image.
Suffolk one sixth form magazine
This document analyzes the cover and contents page of the "ONE Magazine" for Suffolk Sixth Form School. The cover features a teenage model to attract pupils, along with the headline "Delhi Bound" in a modern font. The contents page uses slanted images and text to give a contemporary feel, with photos of celebrities, animals, and fictional characters to entertain and excite teenage readers. The magazine's style aims to appeal to its target audience with sans-serif fonts, thin lines, and stripped down medieval themes.
Music magazine research
The document summarizes research conducted through a questionnaire to understand student preferences for a school magazine. Key findings include:
- Most students read magazines monthly and expect to see topics like driving tips and information on trips.
- Students prefer the magazine use their school's colors and include a balance of images and text, but with a slight bias toward more visual elements.
- Gathering input directly from the target audience allows the magazine creator to design a publication that aligns with student interests to achieve maximum readership and engagement.
School Magazine Planning Ideas
The document discusses plans for a school magazine covering the stresses of sixth form. The front cover story will focus on how to manage workload and deadlines to reduce stress. It will show a student surrounded by schoolwork, symbolizing feeling trapped. The headline "Stress Due: How to Overcome It" will be in a stamp-like font. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students seeking guidance on managing coursework, exams, universities, and revision.
Powerpoint 1st skl mag
This document summarizes the key steps taken to create a school magazine for a preliminary design task. The target audience was identified as 11-16 year olds. Research was conducted on existing school magazines. A front cover and content page were then designed in Photoshop featuring a masthead, cover lines, images and typography aimed at appealing to the target demographic. Images of students were selected and edited to be medium close-ups. Colors and fonts were used consistently to reinforce the houses within the school. The content was designed to interest both genders with topics like sports, drama, exams and gossip. Feedback was gained on prototyping the magazine design.
School magazine analysis
This document analyzes school magazine covers to identify common codes and conventions. It notes that school magazines target students primarily. Key elements identified include:
- Using images of happy students in school uniforms to promote a positive view of the school and connect with the target audience.
- Including cover lines about relevant topics to entice different groups like students and parents.
- Clear mastheads and publication details like issue numbers and dates for basic identification.
- Including the school website, cost, and promotional items to encourage purchases.
- Featuring recognizable students and school identifiers like badges to reinforce the school identity.
School magazine-evaluation
The document discusses the design and layout choices made for a school magazine. It aimed to utilize common magazine conventions like clear sections and features while also challenging conventions through design choices like a vertical masthead. Research including a student survey helped appeal to different social groups and sixth formers by covering diverse topics and using inclusive imagery and language. Learning new software like Photoshop and websites expanded the creator's technical skills and ability to make the magazine seem professional.
Final
The document describes a magazine cover that the author created for their school. It follows some conventions of real magazines but also challenges conventions by having a minimal, stylized design. The target audience is sixth form and college students interested in fashion, music and current affairs. Key elements include a black and white color scheme with red cover lines to attract readers and stand out from typical school magazines. Through the process, the author learned new editing and layout techniques in Photoshop and how to publish documents online.
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In what ways does your media school magazine
The student's school magazine develops conventions of real media products by using direct gaze from models on the front cover to create a relationship with readers, similar to an example magazine. However, the school magazine is more formal than the example due to its theme and target age group. It challenges conventions by featuring three models instead of one. The magazine aims to attract six form students by featuring topics like "university time" and displaying diverse, powerful representations of women rather than stereotypical portrayals. The student learned to further develop Photoshop and Prezi skills from constructing this magazine.
Childrens magazines
Asuh is an Islamic children's magazine published in Malaysia that teaches Islamic values and lessons to readers aged 6-12 in a simple way. It uses illustrations and colorful pages to make the content interesting and easy to understand. The magazine contains lessons on reading, exercises, facts, and other topics while promoting an Islamic message. However, the magazine could improve by addressing issues like spelling errors, uninteresting articles, and providing more useful information to help spread Islamic teachings.
Preliminary Task
The document outlines the preliminary task of producing a school/sixth form magazine. It provides a target audience profile of female 16-19 year old students who are fun, quirky, ambitious, and hard-working. The mission statement defines the magazine, called "Cla*ss", as aimed at outgoing yet hardworking sixth form students at Douay Martyrs School looking for survival tips and entertainment. The mock-ups show the magazine will be basic in style but fun, entertaining, and informative on topics like school survival, jobs/university, and fun games.
Preliminary Task
The student is creating a magazine for their school as a coursework project. They intend to make the magazine formal to provide inspiration and useful information to students. It will have a grey, red, and black theme to clearly represent the school. The magazine will include both images and words to appeal to different types of readers. The student conducted market research with 20 classmates about what they would like to see in a school magazine. Based on the feedback, the student decided to create a special edition focused on the school's sports day that also includes information about other recent events.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for designing a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual and conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly from a convenient location in the study room to help sell more issues. Articles will include university rankings, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
Textual Analysis of Sixth Form Magazines
Annotation of 3 Sixth Form magazines' front covers and contents pages to help me come up with ideas for my own production.
School magazines
This document provides an analysis of the front covers of 5 different school magazines. For each magazine, key elements like the masthead, date, layout, headlines, and images are evaluated. Overall comments are provided on aspects like the masthead size and style, central images, use of fonts and colors, and how clearly the school name and logo are displayed. The purpose is to critically review different design choices and provide feedback to improve the overall appeal and professionalism of school magazine covers.
Preliminary Task
This document outlines a mood board and preliminary tasks for designing a magazine for Harris Academy Crystal Palace. It discusses font styles and sizes, color schemes, elements that need to be included like a logo and title. Potential magazine names are presented such as "The Harris Times" and "HNM". A draft front cover layout and content page layout are shown. The final outcomes will be a front cover featuring Harris students and a content page listing titles and page numbers.
College Magazine Research
This document summarizes research on the front covers of three different college magazines. The first magazine contained a masthead, pull quote, and imagery of students that presented a neat, organized layout appealing to serious students. The second magazine had a simple layout with little information that could intrigue or put off readers. The third magazine had a "cluttered" layout with varying imagery sizes and neat writing that showed contrast appealing to students' personal styles.
Research and Planning
The document analyzes a magazine for sixth form students. It notes that the front cover features a smiling girl looking at the reader to convey the school is a happy place. The left third of the page contains articles on topics of interest to sixth formers, such as students, TV, and creativity. Page numbers are included to indicate where articles can be found. The target audience is made clear as sixth form students aged 16-18, so the magazine includes content relevant to their interests both inside and outside of school.
Mission statement
The document outlines a mission statement for a school magazine aimed at sixth form students interested in social events, school events, and university prospects. The magazine will be called "Our View" to suggest it was written by students and make them feel involved. It will have a casual, conversational style while still being informative and educational. Copies will cost 50p each and be available monthly in the study room for convenience. The magazine will include rankings of universities, fashion tips, and teacher interviews.
'On form' annotation
The document provides an analysis of the cover and contents page of a magazine aimed at sixth form students. The cover uses puns and informative headlines to entice students and suggest the magazine will provide exclusive information to help them perform well. Both the cover and contents page feature clean, classic designs and images of smartly dressed students that appeal to the target audience and reinforce the magazine's brand. Key details are presented clearly without unnecessary embellishment to make important information easily accessible to readers.
School magazine analysis
Both magazines have different target audiences and styles. The "Prep School" magazine targets adults with young children and uses a simple image of children reading, while "Bromley High" appeals to teenagers and uses a dynamic artistic image of a teenage girl to imply a focus on creative studies. Although the magazines differ in their visuals and audiences, they both keep their designs simple without additional stories, focusing the reader's attention on the main cover image.
Suffolk one sixth form magazine
This document analyzes the cover and contents page of the "ONE Magazine" for Suffolk Sixth Form School. The cover features a teenage model to attract pupils, along with the headline "Delhi Bound" in a modern font. The contents page uses slanted images and text to give a contemporary feel, with photos of celebrities, animals, and fictional characters to entertain and excite teenage readers. The magazine's style aims to appeal to its target audience with sans-serif fonts, thin lines, and stripped down medieval themes.
Music magazine research
The document summarizes research conducted through a questionnaire to understand student preferences for a school magazine. Key findings include:
- Most students read magazines monthly and expect to see topics like driving tips and information on trips.
- Students prefer the magazine use their school's colors and include a balance of images and text, but with a slight bias toward more visual elements.
- Gathering input directly from the target audience allows the magazine creator to design a publication that aligns with student interests to achieve maximum readership and engagement.
School Magazine Planning Ideas
The document discusses plans for a school magazine covering the stresses of sixth form. The front cover story will focus on how to manage workload and deadlines to reduce stress. It will show a student surrounded by schoolwork, symbolizing feeling trapped. The headline "Stress Due: How to Overcome It" will be in a stamp-like font. The target audience is 16-18 year old college students seeking guidance on managing coursework, exams, universities, and revision.
Powerpoint 1st skl mag
This document summarizes the key steps taken to create a school magazine for a preliminary design task. The target audience was identified as 11-16 year olds. Research was conducted on existing school magazines. A front cover and content page were then designed in Photoshop featuring a masthead, cover lines, images and typography aimed at appealing to the target demographic. Images of students were selected and edited to be medium close-ups. Colors and fonts were used consistently to reinforce the houses within the school. The content was designed to interest both genders with topics like sports, drama, exams and gossip. Feedback was gained on prototyping the magazine design.
School magazine analysis
This document analyzes school magazine covers to identify common codes and conventions. It notes that school magazines target students primarily. Key elements identified include:
- Using images of happy students in school uniforms to promote a positive view of the school and connect with the target audience.
- Including cover lines about relevant topics to entice different groups like students and parents.
- Clear mastheads and publication details like issue numbers and dates for basic identification.
- Including the school website, cost, and promotional items to encourage purchases.
- Featuring recognizable students and school identifiers like badges to reinforce the school identity.
School magazine-evaluation
The document discusses the design and layout choices made for a school magazine. It aimed to utilize common magazine conventions like clear sections and features while also challenging conventions through design choices like a vertical masthead. Research including a student survey helped appeal to different social groups and sixth formers by covering diverse topics and using inclusive imagery and language. Learning new software like Photoshop and websites expanded the creator's technical skills and ability to make the magazine seem professional.
Final
The document describes a magazine cover that the author created for their school. It follows some conventions of real magazines but also challenges conventions by having a minimal, stylized design. The target audience is sixth form and college students interested in fashion, music and current affairs. Key elements include a black and white color scheme with red cover lines to attract readers and stand out from typical school magazines. Through the process, the author learned new editing and layout techniques in Photoshop and how to publish documents online.
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3- ุฏูุฉ ุงููุชุงุจุฉ ูุงูุตูุฑ ุนุงููุฉ ุฌุฏุงู ุฌุฏุงู ุฌุฏุงู
4- ูููุงูู ุจุนุถ ุงูู
ุนููู
ุงุช ุชู
ุชูุถูุญูุง ุจุดูู ุชูุตููู ุฌุฏุงู (ุชูุนุชุจุฑ ูุฏู ุงูุทุงูุจ ุฃู ุงูุทุงูุจุฉ ุจุฅููุง ู
ุนููู
ุงุช ู
ูุจูู
ุฉ ูู
ุน ุฐูู ุชู
ุชูุถูุญ ูุฐูู ุงูู
ุนููู
ุงุช ุงูู
ูุจูู
ุฉ ุจุดูู ุชูุตููู ุฌุฏุงู
5- ุงูู
ูุฒู
ุฉ ุชุดุฑุญ ููุณูุง ุจ ููุณูุง ุจุณ ุชููู ุชุนุงู ุงูุฑุงูู
6- ุชุญุชูู ุงูู
ูุฒู
ุฉ ูู ุงูู ุณูุงูุฏ ุนูู ุฎุงุฑุทุฉ ุชุชุถู
ู ุฌู
ูุน ุชูุฑูุนุงุช ู
ุนููู
ุงุช ุงูุฌูุงุฒ ุงูููููู ุงูู
ุฐููุฑุฉ ูู ูุฐูู ุงูู
ูุฒู
ุฉ
ูุงุฎูุฑุงู ูุฐูู ุงูู
ูุฒู
ุฉ ุญูุงูู ุนูููู
ูุฅุชู
ูู ู
ููู
ุฅู ุชุฏุนููู ุจุงูุฎูุฑ ูุงูุตุญุฉ ูุงูุนุงููุฉ ููุท
ูู ุงูุชูููู ุฒู
ูุงุฆู ูุฒู
ููุงุชู ุ ุฒู
ูููู
ู
ุญู
ุฏ ุงูุฐูุจู ๐๐
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