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Duty-free is the place to shop when you’re looking for your favourites at a discounted rate – but this rare sale is rivalling the airport’s price for this best-selling Christina Herrera perfume

If you’ve been looking to add a cult-favourite perfume to your shopping basket without spending a fortune, you’re in luck. You don’t have to be travelling through an airport to score a major discount, either, thanks to this limited-time Lookfantastic sale. This sale has slashed Christina Herrera’s best-selling Good Girl perfume to a better-than-duty-free price. But you’ll want to hurry; there’s no telling how long this rare offer will last.

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A brand synonymous with its chic and unmistakable high-heel bottle shape, there’s one flagship fragrance from Carolina Herrera that remains a firm fan favourite among shoppers.

Coming in a sleek blue stiletto bottle, the Carolina Herrera Good Girl perfume—the original and first in a line of six fragrances under the ‘Good Girl’ title—normally comes with a steep price tag, around £100, depending on which retailer you shop at and the measurement you opt for.

You can snag 50ml of this iconic perfume from Boots for £98, or from Lookfantastic for £78.40, down from £98. Or you can find a 50ml bottle currently selling for £75 on Amazon.

But it’s currently reduced to £53.60, rivalling the likes of duty-free prices, where the Good Girl fragrance was selling for £55 (30ml).

The Good Girl perfume is a seductive blend of light and dark notes, embodying the captivating complexity of women.

This strong and feminine scent is perfect for the modern woman, boasting contrasting notes that leave the wearer feeling emboldened and confident.

The perfume combines the sweet, breathtaking, and alluring qualities of jasmine, which bring bright femininity, with the mysterious side expressed through richly fragrant cocoa. Exciting notes of Tonka follow, while almond and coffee bring notes of bold vibrancy, creating an alluring yet sophisticated scent that celebrates your good and bad sides.

Notably, this isn’t just about the perfume – its bottle makes it a gorgeous addition to your perfume collection, adding a splash of colour and a unique design that’s easy to spot on any vanity.

This cult-classic fragrance currently boasts over 2k 5-star reviews on Lookfantastic, where shoppers can’t stop singing its praises. One buyer beams: “I’ve repurchased this perfume so many times – it’s one that people always compliment me on so highly recommend.”

Another happy shopper shares: “I brought this perfume mainly for its eye catching bottle, and nice sweet almond scent, perfect for day to day or evening wear. Long lasting on the skin, receive many compliments when I’m wearing this perfume.”

Though one shopper does note their gripe with the perfume, noting: “The worst thing about this for me is the bottle, it’s a bit of an eyesore.” That said, they still give the fragrance five stars, going on to say: “But the scent is so sexy and really lasts. I get so many compliments when I’m wearing this.”

This satisfied customer shares the same sentiments: “I have a very large perfume collection, and this is one of my favourites. It’s beautiful, perfect for a date night, and also for day-to-day use. I always get asked what I’m wearing every time I wear this perfume. Every girl needs this perfume.”

When you’re looking for your favorite items at a discount, Duty-free is the place to go shopping, but this limited sale is just as good as the airport’s best-selling Carolina Herrera Herrera perfume.

You’ve come to the right place if you’ve been shopping for a cult-favorite perfume without spending a fortune. With this limited-time Lookfantastic sale, you don’t need to travel through an airport to get a significant discount either. Christina Herrera’s best-selling Good Girl perfume was reduced to a better-than-duty-free level with this sale. There is no telling how long this exclusive offer will last, so you’ll want to act quickly.

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There is one Carolina Herrera flagship fragrance that is a firm favorite with customers and is renowned for its chic and unmistakable high-heel bottle shape.

The original and first of a line of six fragrances under the “Good Girl” title, Carolina Herrera Good Girl, typically comes with a steep price tag, around £100, depending on which retailer you go to and what measurement you choose. It is packaged in a sleek blue stiletto bottle.

This recognizable perfume retails for £98 at Boots or Lookfantastic for £78.40, down from £98. Or purchase a 50ml bottle from Amazon that is currently priced at £75.

However, it’s currently being reduced to £53.60, making it more affordable than the £55 (30ml Good Girl fragrance).

A captivating fusion of light and dark notes, The Good Girl perfume embodies femininity in all its complexity.

The contrasty notes in this powerful and feminine scent, which encourages the wearer to feel inspired and confident, are ideal for modern women.

The perfume combines the mysterious side expressed in cocoa with the sweet, breathtaking, and alluring qualities of jasmine, which bring forth feminine femininity. Tonka-infused notes are followed by almond and coffee, which give off a sensual yet sophisticated scent that celebrates both your positive and negative traits.

Not just about the perfume, which has a gorgeous bottle that adds color and a striking design that is obvious on any vanity.

Over 2k 5-star reviews of this cult classic fragrance are currently available on Lookfantastic, where users can’t stop raving about it. One customer exclaims, “I’ve repurchased this perfume so many times, and people always praise me for it so highly recommend it.”

Another happy customer comments, “I brought this perfume primarily because of its eye-catching bottle and nice sweet almond scent, perfect for daytime or evening wear. I’m wearing this perfume because it has a long-lasting effect on the skin and I get many compliments for it.

Although one customer does express their disapproval of the perfume, saying, “The bottle is the worst part of this for me, it’s a bit of an eyesore.” Despite that, they still rate the scent 5 out of 5 and continue to say, “But the scent is so seductive and lasts a long time. When I wear this, I get so many compliments.

This pleased customer is also sentimental about “one of my favorite perfumes,” according to her. It’s gorgeous, ideal for both daytime use and a date night. Every time I wear this perfume, I’m asked what I’m wearing. This perfume is essential for every girl.

Exclusive: Coronation Street actor Gareth Pierce, who plays Todd Grimshaw, is stepping into one of his darkest storylines so far, and his family can hardly bear to watch

Instead of lapping up his latest dramatic storyline, Corrie actor Gareth Pierce says his family can hardly bear to watch it. Likewise, fans who originally championed the romance between his character, Todd Grimshaw and hunky scaffolder Theo Silverton, have warned him to steer clear of his new love.

Tortured Theo (James Cartwright), left his wife and kids after falling for undertaker Todd, having suppressed his homosexuality since undergoing conversion therapy at the hands of Noah Hedley (Richard Winsor), a church clerk, who is now dating his ex.

And in a shocking twist, viewers will see Theo becoming increasingly abusive towards Todd – isolating him from his family and friends, before turning to violence.

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Gareth, who has played Todd for five years, tells the Mirror: “My wife and daughter dip into Coronation Street occasionally and they’re hugely supportive, but this story will be a very uncomfortable watch for any family member of mine.

“Even my parents may find moments that they don’t really enjoy watching. Todd is in danger. Theo’s behaviour is becoming increasingly controlling, and there’s a moment coming up where it becomes physically abusive for the first time. There’s a line that has definitely been crossed; it will be hard to watch.”

The relationship will turn violent next month, after Theo makes Todd promise not to speak to vicar Billy Mayhew – his ex-boyfriend-turned close friend – anymore.

When Theo returns home one evening to find the place empty, he is furious to discover that Todd is in the pub with Billy, and so downs a bottle of brandy before violently confronting the undertaker on his return.

Revealing the reaction of Corrie fans, Gareth says: “When I’m out doing my shopping, people come up and say, ‘That Theo’s no good, you want to get out!’ I’ll reply,’ You might be right, we’ll have to see, but I do as I’m told, I’m not the writer!’”

Gareth, 44, was born in Pwllheli, north Wales, where he lived until he was nine. “My dad was in the military, so we moved around quite a lot as a family after that – not just in the UK, but also in Europe. I speak fluent Welsh and English, and my French, German and Italian are pretty good too,” he says.

A bit of a class joker, he says this encouraged his teachers to put him on stage when he was 11. “I really lived for making my mates laugh,” he recalls. “It occurred to the school to stick me on stage. Once I had this outlet for that side of my personality, I calmed down.”

At 16, he was accepted into the National Youth Theatre in London, before studying at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. His first TV role was in 2002 in the BBC Wales series First Degree.

He was also in the S4C series Caerdydd for four years, saying: “I started out playing a lot of geeks, but I then played a soldier coming back from Iraq in the feature film Cymru Fach, which was the first more hard-edged character. I was able to root that quite a lot in my childhood, growing up in a military family. On the back of that, I was in a series called Y Pris, playing a sociopathic skinhead – he was horrible.”

In turn, he says this landed him a year-long role as Lenny Mac, an abusive drug dealer and jailbird in Stella, which had an all-star cast led by Ruth Jones. He also enjoyed theatre work, including a stint at London’s Globe Theatre and in 2020 joined the cast of Radio 4’s The Archers as Gavin, the son of Philip Moss.

Later that year, he joined Corrie, playing Todd, replacing Bruno Langley, who had left the show. “I knew there were going to be plenty of eyes on the re-cast and whether it was going to work or not,” Gareth acknowledges. “But I saw it as a great opportunity to play a character who was established and complex and had these rich shared histories with other characters.

“I watched the previous actor’s depiction, so I could zone in on some of his key traits, but then it became about building my own performance and focusing on things that came more naturally to me as a performer, rather than trying to match the previous depiction.”

And Todd’s character has come full circle, starting as a sneaky schemer and now revealing his vulnerable side after meeting Theo. Gareth warns that the couple’s relationship will become increasingly abusive over the coming weeks and months, revealing: “It’s emotional control and body image. Theo has already tried to get Todd on a fitness kick, and he starts to make the odd comment about Todd’s body. Theo is fighting on a few fronts to chip away at Todd’s self-esteem.

“Further down the road, there’s financial control. It’s very frustrating for the audience. They just want to shout, ‘run!’ I think that’s quite close to real life. We can be objective about other people’s relationships sooner than we can be about our own.

“So, the audience is a little further ahead than Todd in recognising what’s going on. The audience is also party to a couple of occasional sadistic glances from Theo that Todd doesn’t see.”

James Cartwright and Gareth – who were both in The Archers – have found the storyline intense at times. “Between scenes we get a cuppa together and have a good laugh,” Gareth says. “You need that when the story is quite dark. James is a genuinely lovely guy in real life, so it can’t be easy playing such a sadistic character.”

In real life, Gareth loves keeping fit and unwinds from work with endurance sports, including cycling, swimming, hiking, trail running and triathlons. “I’ll always try to put that into my day if I can,” he says.

“I try to organise at least one charity event a year. This year, I’ve done a Cardiff to Tenby 100-mile bike ride to raise money for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital in Cardiff. I also partner with Age UK, and two years ago, I did the SAS Fan Dance, which is based on part of the SAS selection course.”

Gareth is also a talented singer and musician. He’s been in several bands over the years, including the indie group Hafaliadau = Equations, which released a Welsh-speaking album in 2008.

Also the drummer in two heavy metal bands – Survivalists and Brandyman – he says: “We had quite a cult following. I had a Freddie Mercury moustache and wore sleeveless tops.

“I’ve always been into heavy metal, punk and hardcore, and I worked for Rock Sound magazine for quite a few years. I miss it; I’m planning to get an electronic drum kit soon.”

Eagle-eyed Corrie fans noticed in a recent episode two tattoos on Todd’s calves, which he had done during his heavy metal days. “There was always a part of me that wanted tattoos, but another part of me thought they weren’t great for an actor, because they can get you typecast,” he says.

“I waited until eight years ago and decided to get them on my legs, so they’re not always visible. There are a few different bits, but primarily there’s a stag with a rising sun and an owl with a moon. They do have some significance, but I also just like that neo-traditional style.

“We’ve always shot around them on screen. Then, more recently, we decided that there was no real reason that Todd couldn’t have explored some tattoo culture off-screen during his London years!”

For confidential support, call the 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Freephone Helpline on 0808 2000 247 or visit womensaid.co.uk If you or your family have lost a friend or family member through fatal domestic abuse, AAFDA (Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse) can offer specialist and expert support and advocacy. For more info visit www.aafda.org.uk

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Exclusive: Coronation Street actor Gareth Pierce, who plays Todd Grimshaw, is stepping into one of his darkest storylines so far, and his family can hardly bear to watch

Instead of lapping up his latest dramatic storyline, Corrie actor Gareth Pierce says his family can hardly bear to watch it. Likewise, fans who originally championed the romance between his character, Todd Grimshaw and hunky scaffolder Theo Silverton, have warned him to steer clear of his new love.

Tortured Theo (James Cartwright), left his wife and kids after falling for undertaker Todd, having suppressed his homosexuality since undergoing conversion therapy at the hands of Noah Hedley (Richard Winsor), a church clerk, who is now dating his ex.

And in a shocking twist, viewers will see Theo becoming increasingly abusive towards Todd – isolating him from his family and friends, before turning to violence.

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Gareth, who has played Todd for five years, tells the Mirror: “My wife and daughter dip into Coronation Street occasionally and they’re hugely supportive, but this story will be a very uncomfortable watch for any family member of mine.

“Even my parents may find moments that they don’t really enjoy watching. Todd is in danger. Theo’s behaviour is becoming increasingly controlling, and there’s a moment coming up where it becomes physically abusive for the first time. There’s a line that has definitely been crossed; it will be hard to watch.”

The relationship will turn violent next month, after Theo makes Todd promise not to speak to vicar Billy Mayhew – his ex-boyfriend-turned close friend – anymore.

When Theo returns home one evening to find the place empty, he is furious to discover that Todd is in the pub with Billy, and so downs a bottle of brandy before violently confronting the undertaker on his return.

Revealing the reaction of Corrie fans, Gareth says: “When I’m out doing my shopping, people come up and say, ‘That Theo’s no good, you want to get out!’ I’ll reply,’ You might be right, we’ll have to see, but I do as I’m told, I’m not the writer!’”

Gareth, 44, was born in Pwllheli, north Wales, where he lived until he was nine. “My dad was in the military, so we moved around quite a lot as a family after that – not just in the UK, but also in Europe. I speak fluent Welsh and English, and my French, German and Italian are pretty good too,” he says.

A bit of a class joker, he says this encouraged his teachers to put him on stage when he was 11. “I really lived for making my mates laugh,” he recalls. “It occurred to the school to stick me on stage. Once I had this outlet for that side of my personality, I calmed down.”

At 16, he was accepted into the National Youth Theatre in London, before studying at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. His first TV role was in 2002 in the BBC Wales series First Degree.

He was also in the S4C series Caerdydd for four years, saying: “I started out playing a lot of geeks, but I then played a soldier coming back from Iraq in the feature film Cymru Fach, which was the first more hard-edged character. I was able to root that quite a lot in my childhood, growing up in a military family. On the back of that, I was in a series called Y Pris, playing a sociopathic skinhead – he was horrible.”

In turn, he says this landed him a year-long role as Lenny Mac, an abusive drug dealer and jailbird in Stella, which had an all-star cast led by Ruth Jones. He also enjoyed theatre work, including a stint at London’s Globe Theatre and in 2020 joined the cast of Radio 4’s The Archers as Gavin, the son of Philip Moss.

Later that year, he joined Corrie, playing Todd, replacing Bruno Langley, who had left the show. “I knew there were going to be plenty of eyes on the re-cast and whether it was going to work or not,” Gareth acknowledges. “But I saw it as a great opportunity to play a character who was established and complex and had these rich shared histories with other characters.

“I watched the previous actor’s depiction, so I could zone in on some of his key traits, but then it became about building my own performance and focusing on things that came more naturally to me as a performer, rather than trying to match the previous depiction.”

And Todd’s character has come full circle, starting as a sneaky schemer and now revealing his vulnerable side after meeting Theo. Gareth warns that the couple’s relationship will become increasingly abusive over the coming weeks and months, revealing: “It’s emotional control and body image. Theo has already tried to get Todd on a fitness kick, and he starts to make the odd comment about Todd’s body. Theo is fighting on a few fronts to chip away at Todd’s self-esteem.

“Further down the road, there’s financial control. It’s very frustrating for the audience. They just want to shout, ‘run!’ I think that’s quite close to real life. We can be objective about other people’s relationships sooner than we can be about our own.

“So, the audience is a little further ahead than Todd in recognising what’s going on. The audience is also party to a couple of occasional sadistic glances from Theo that Todd doesn’t see.”

James Cartwright and Gareth – who were both in The Archers – have found the storyline intense at times. “Between scenes we get a cuppa together and have a good laugh,” Gareth says. “You need that when the story is quite dark. James is a genuinely lovely guy in real life, so it can’t be easy playing such a sadistic character.”

In real life, Gareth loves keeping fit and unwinds from work with endurance sports, including cycling, swimming, hiking, trail running and triathlons. “I’ll always try to put that into my day if I can,” he says.

“I try to organise at least one charity event a year. This year, I’ve done a Cardiff to Tenby 100-mile bike ride to raise money for Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospital in Cardiff. I also partner with Age UK, and two years ago, I did the SAS Fan Dance, which is based on part of the SAS selection course.”

Gareth is also a talented singer and musician. He’s been in several bands over the years, including the indie group Hafaliadau = Equations, which released a Welsh-speaking album in 2008.

Also the drummer in two heavy metal bands – Survivalists and Brandyman – he says: “We had quite a cult following. I had a Freddie Mercury moustache and wore sleeveless tops.

“I’ve always been into heavy metal, punk and hardcore, and I worked for Rock Sound magazine for quite a few years. I miss it; I’m planning to get an electronic drum kit soon.”

Eagle-eyed Corrie fans noticed in a recent episode two tattoos on Todd’s calves, which he had done during his heavy metal days. “There was always a part of me that wanted tattoos, but another part of me thought they weren’t great for an actor, because they can get you typecast,” he says.

“I waited until eight years ago and decided to get them on my legs, so they’re not always visible. There are a few different bits, but primarily there’s a stag with a rising sun and an owl with a moon. They do have some significance, but I also just like that neo-traditional style.

“We’ve always shot around them on screen. Then, more recently, we decided that there was no real reason that Todd couldn’t have explored some tattoo culture off-screen during his London years!”

For confidential support, call the 24-hour National Domestic Abuse Freephone Helpline on 0808 2000 247 or visit womensaid.co.uk If you or your family have lost a friend or family member through fatal domestic abuse, AAFDA (Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse) can offer specialist and expert support and advocacy. For more info visit www.aafda.org.uk

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Mum-of-five, Katie Price, has a volatile relationship with most of her exes, but there is one who her family still talk to – 13 years after they broke up

Katie Price has revealed the one ex-boyfriend her family still speak to – 13 years after they broke up. The mum-of-five, 47, who has a volatile relationship with most of her exes, spoke was reminded of her former flame on the latest episode of her podcast.

When she was 34, Katie embarked on a passionate relationship with Argentinian hunk, Leandro Penna, now 39, after meeting at one of Elton John’s parties.

They ended up getting engaged before calling it quits soon after, with Leandro claiming Katie ‘drove him insane.’ However, the glamour icon’s sister, Sophie, revealed the star’s family still speak to the polo player. It comes as Katie’s other ex, Alex Reid, promised to ‘reveal the truth’ about the model after leaking a video of the star appearing to count wads of cash after declaring herself bankrupt.

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Opening up about her fondness for Leo, Sophie, said: “Do you know what, I like Leo. I do like Leo and (my husband) Harry still talks to Leo now and then on Facebook. And he sort of says, ‘How are you?'”

Katie’s whirlwind relationship with the Argentine came two years after her split from Peter Andre. They, of course, had to put up with a language barrier, with Katie not speaking any of Leo’s native Spanish, however, they made it work via the ‘language of love’.

“If life isn’t for livin’ and lovin’, then what is it for? And anyway – three is a lucky number,” she told The Sun after getting engaged.

Katie and Leo eventually split at the end of 2012, after a flurry of fiery rows, with Leo later claiming he dumped the OnlyFans star because she was driving him “insane”.

Speaking to Caras magazine in Argentina, he said at the time of their break-up: “I left her simply because she is crazy. Katie’s brain is not wired right, or the wires don’t connect properly.

“I don’t know what’s wrong with her. I was thinking it over recently and one day I packed my bags and left.

“There was nothing else I could do. She was driving me insane.”

Leo added: “That’s it, there’s no going back.”

In contrast, Katie said she wished her ex well, but her generosity didn’t last long.

After their split, the glamour icon claimed she had been forced to hand back her engagement ring.

The allegation was made during a X/Twitter exchange with her friend when presenter, Phil Turner, tweeted in 2013: “I’m sorry to hear your heart ring has been repossessed.”

To which Katie replied: “Just did (hand it back)! That man took advantage of my generosity if only peeps could see the emails all over Christmas him wanting me back. (sic)”

Katie’s spokesperson told the Evening Standard at the time: “Katie found out that the ring had not been paid for by Leo and so has returned it rather than have the jeweller out of pocket and Leo pursued for the debt.”

However, Leandro slammed Katie’s version of events, saying the ring didn’t arrive until after they had broken-up, and claimed it was The Pricey who ordered the sparkler for herself.

He told the outlet: “The ring in question has never been in my possession. It was a ring Katie Price designed, ordered and had delivered directly to herself from her personal jeweller.”

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Mum-of-five, Katie Price, has a volatile relationship with most of her exes, but there is one who her family still talk to – 13 years after they broke up

Katie Price has revealed the one ex-boyfriend her family still speak to – 13 years after they broke up. The mum-of-five, 47, who has a volatile relationship with most of her exes, spoke was reminded of her former flame on the latest episode of her podcast.

When she was 34, Katie embarked on a passionate relationship with Argentinian hunk, Leandro Penna, now 39, after meeting at one of Elton John’s parties.

They ended up getting engaged before calling it quits soon after, with Leandro claiming Katie ‘drove him insane.’ However, the glamour icon’s sister, Sophie, revealed the star’s family still speak to the polo player. It comes as Katie’s other ex, Alex Reid, promised to ‘reveal the truth’ about the model after leaking a video of the star appearing to count wads of cash after declaring herself bankrupt.

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Opening up about her fondness for Leo, Sophie, said: “Do you know what, I like Leo. I do like Leo and (my husband) Harry still talks to Leo now and then on Facebook. And he sort of says, ‘How are you?'”

Katie’s whirlwind relationship with the Argentine came two years after her split from Peter Andre. They, of course, had to put up with a language barrier, with Katie not speaking any of Leo’s native Spanish, however, they made it work via the ‘language of love’.

“If life isn’t for livin’ and lovin’, then what is it for? And anyway – three is a lucky number,” she told The Sun after getting engaged.

Katie and Leo eventually split at the end of 2012, after a flurry of fiery rows, with Leo later claiming he dumped the OnlyFans star because she was driving him “insane”.

Speaking to Caras magazine in Argentina, he said at the time of their break-up: “I left her simply because she is crazy. Katie’s brain is not wired right, or the wires don’t connect properly.

“I don’t know what’s wrong with her. I was thinking it over recently and one day I packed my bags and left.

“There was nothing else I could do. She was driving me insane.”

Leo added: “That’s it, there’s no going back.”

In contrast, Katie said she wished her ex well, but her generosity didn’t last long.

After their split, the glamour icon claimed she had been forced to hand back her engagement ring.

The allegation was made during a X/Twitter exchange with her friend when presenter, Phil Turner, tweeted in 2013: “I’m sorry to hear your heart ring has been repossessed.”

To which Katie replied: “Just did (hand it back)! That man took advantage of my generosity if only peeps could see the emails all over Christmas him wanting me back. (sic)”

Katie’s spokesperson told the Evening Standard at the time: “Katie found out that the ring had not been paid for by Leo and so has returned it rather than have the jeweller out of pocket and Leo pursued for the debt.”

However, Leandro slammed Katie’s version of events, saying the ring didn’t arrive until after they had broken-up, and claimed it was The Pricey who ordered the sparkler for herself.

He told the outlet: “The ring in question has never been in my possession. It was a ring Katie Price designed, ordered and had delivered directly to herself from her personal jeweller.”

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