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For many of us, 2021 was just as stressful as 2020 so it only makes sense to treat your loved ones to some incredible gifts this holiday season. If you’re looking to use your dollars to give back to the Black community, finding gifts from these Black-owned businesses could be a great way to snag unique, hand-made goodies that your family and friends are guaranteed to cherish.

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Whether you’re in the market for high-quality beauty products (hair masks and unisex skincare galore) or kitschy home décor accents (this hand-woven quilt is a personal fave!), we’ve got you covered with a plethora of options. Ahead, check out 40 incredible gifts you can nab from Black-owned businesses this year.

Please note that many of these items could be in high demand as we head into the winter months. We recommend starting your holiday shopping early this year to make sure your items are still available—and to ensure that they'll arrive on time, as shipping could be delayed.

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1. For the small business supporter: Books from these Black-owned bookstores

Two book covers: Sulwe by Lupita Nyong'o and The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead
Credit: The Sister's Uptown Bookstore

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Books

There are hundreds of Black-owned bookstores to shop all over the country. Snagging new fiction books, classic memoirs or fun stationery from these spots is a win-win for both parties: You’ll get to give something personal and fun while also supporting independent bookstores. The Frugal Bookstore, for example, is located in Roxbury, MA, and has a great selection of books that primarily focus on people of color, including memoirs, children’s books and more. You can order some online, like the 25th-anniversary edition of the classic children's book, "A Chair for My Mother" by Vera B. Williams, or "Americanah" by Nigerian-born writer Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie. Note that the owners are operating at a higher volume than usual, so it may take a while to receive your shipment.

The Sister’s Uptown Bookstore, meanwhile, is in the Washington Heights/Harlem area of New York City and is currently celebrating its 20th birthday. As the oldest Black- and family-owned bookstore in the neighborhood, you can shop everything from skincare and haircare to jewelry on the site—however, classic novels and modern-day favorites are also sold, including Colson Whitehead's "The Nickel Boys." The Lit. Bar is another New York City location with in-depth sections on its site consisting of book recommendations for a plethora of people: Those looking to learn about Black struggles, those trying to finish 2020 on a high-note, books best for kiddos and more. You can even grab books like Barack Obama's highly-anticipated memoir, "A Promised Land."

2. For the bookworm: This personalized leather bookmark

A leather bookmark inside a book.
Credit: Etsy / AzzoHandmade

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Bookmark

Loved ones who are always talking about their latest read are guaranteed to appreciate this beautiful gift from AzzoHandmade on Etsy: a personalized leather bookmark. You can choose the primary color, embossed style, and customization (initials, names, or symbols, for instance), making this thoughtful present an absolute must-have for frequent readers. Complete with a 5-star rating from more than 250 customers, buyers were thrilled with the fast shipping process and incredible quality of these gorgeous bookmarks.

Get a Personalized Leather Bookmark from AzzoHandmade on Etsy from $19.29

3. For the skincare junkie: Face serum

Bottles of face serum.
Credit: Etsy / FreshSeedGlow

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Face serum

Out of every item in a person’s skincare routine, face serums are perhaps the most fun product to play around with. This handmade one, for instance, is made by FreshSeedGlow on Etsy and has super simple ingredients such as argan oil, avocado oil, glycerin, and essential oils. The 2-ounce bottle has an impressive 5-star rating from nearly 300 buyers who gave rave reviews for its lightweight and hydrating formula. You can even choose your own scent (lavender, lemongrass or frankincense, and myrrh).

Get the Face Serum from FreshSeedGlow on Etsy for $30

4. For the caffeine addict: BLK & Bold Coffee Blend

Bags of BLK & Gold coffee.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: BLK & Bold

There are two kinds of people in the world: Those who can’t function without their daily cup of coffee, and morning people. For the caffeine-reliant population, BLK & Bold’s Coffee Blend is the perfect gift. The dark roast contains fair-trade certified whole beans that you can grind up for steamy cups of full-bodied lattes or classic hot coffees. Better yet, the company donates 5% of its profits to support at-risk youth both locally and nationally.

Get the BLK & Bold Coffee Blend from Amazon for $25.98

5. For the kitchenware devotee: Gorgeous hand-blown glassware

A teal wine glass and a red glass cake stand, holding a white cake.
Credit: Estelle Colored Glass

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Colored Glass

Named after the founder's grandmother, Estelle Colored Glass has a rich background comprised of original commissioned pieces hand-blown and crafted in Poland. Since then, Stephanie Summerson Hall, the head of the company, has created a beautiful line of wine glasses, decanters, cake stands and so much more. For instance, the brand's colored champagne coupe stemware, available in a set of two, comes in a plethora of incredible hues and retails for $85. Meanwhile, if you're unsure of what color your giftee would most adore, you can snag a gift card for a cake stand ($225) or champagne glasses ($195), allowing them to make the big choice on their own.

Get glassware from Estelle Colored Glass

6. For the one who just got their own place: This gorgeous rainbow quilt

A quilt with rainbows on a children's bed.
Credit: Etsy / CanDidArtAccessories

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Rainbow quilt

Whether they need a unique piece of art for their walls or a cozy blanket to cuddle up with, this Sunset Under the Rainbow Quilt/Wall Hanging is an awesome option for those who recently moved somewhere new. According to the Etsy shop owner, each piece takes about two to three weeks to ship, so you’ll want to order this gift sooner rather than later.

Get the Sunset Under the Rainbow Quilt/Wall Hanging from CanDidArtAccessories on Etsy for $215

7. For the organized one on a budget: This grocery list notepad

A grocery list notepad.
Credit: Etsy / GodlyGorgeous

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Notepad

List-makers, assemble! If you have a friend or family member in your life that refuses to head to the grocery store without a well-made list of specifics, you need to nab this notepad for them. Not only does it include ample space for writing down items, but there’s an area for the date and their budget, too, allowing them to keep track of how much they’re spending at the store. Each notepad comes with 50 pages.

Get the Grocery List Notepad from GodlyGorgeous on Etsy for $10

8. For the one with a killer beard: This beard wash and conditioner from Scotch Porter

Two bottles of beard wash.
Credit: Scotch Porter

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Scotch Porter

Owned by Calvin Quallis, Scotch Porter was founded to help people find better-for-you grooming products, ranging from shampoo to skincare and everything in-between. Quallis wants his customers to feel fresh, confident, and clean, and he pledges for the brand’s Beard Wash and Conditioner, both of which are sulfate-free and aim to repel dandruff and hydrate facial hair with each use.

Get the Beard Wash and Conditioner Bundle from Scotch Porter for $32.50

9. For the chocolate fanatic: Baked Cravings’ chocolate cupcake in a jar

A chocolate cupcake in a jar.
Credit: Baked Cravings

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Chocolate cupcake in a jar

When all else fails, go with sweet treats that nearly everyone can enjoy. Baked Cravings is a New York City-based company that specializes in high-quality baked goods, all of which are Kosher and free from nuts including peanuts and tree nuts. While some of their products are only local to New Yorkers that can pick up in person, some items can be shipped nationwide, like this Chocolate Cupcake in a Jar. Served in a too-cute 6-ounce mason jar, this velvety chocolate cupcake features smooth ganache and buttercream to match.

Get the Chocolate Cupcake in a Jar from Baked Cravings for $7.50

10. For the cozy cuddler: Pillow and throw combo from Bolé Road Textiles

A beige pillow and a gray blanket.
Credit: Bolé Road Textiles

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Pillow and throw combo

The chilly months are essentially unanimous with ultra-cozy blankets to snuggle up in—and you can treat a loved one to a neutral pillow and throw combo from Bolé Road Textiles this holiday season. This comfy pairing comes with an 18-inch by 18-inch throw pillow and a tasseled throw blanket in the color pumice.

Get the Pillow and Throw Combo from Bolé Road Textiles for $365

11. For the knitter: This kit for DIY cozy socks

Feet wearing green knitted socks and a pile of black yarn.
Credit: Lady Dye Yarns

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Pebbles & Pathways socks

Everyone had their own way of getting through quarantine this year, and if a loved one happened to take up knitting, this too-cute kit from a BIPOC maker is the perfect present. Up for grabs at Lady Dye Yarns, the Pebbles & Pathways Socks by Marceline Smith includes 400 yards of single-ply fingering weight super-wash merino yarn and a mini accessory kit, which consists of a darning needle, stitch-makers, and measuring tape. (You can also purchase the pattern here for an additional $5!)

Get the Pebbles & Pathways Socks by Marceline Smith from Lady Dye Yarns for $27

12. For the vintage shopper: Gently-used threads from RetroRhapsody on Etsy

A person wearing a white knitted sweater with flower details and a person wearing gold hoop earrings.
Credit: Etsy / RetroRhapsody

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Vintage clothing

Nowadays, vintage shopping is all the rage: It’s good for the environment and you get to provide a second life to unique, one-of-a-kind pieces. RetroRhapsody on Etsy is one of many small online shops that specialize in posting gently-used clothes from the ‘70s, ‘80s, and so on. This festive season, you can snag everything from pre-loved jewelry to seasonal sweaters for your much-loved fashionista, and you can even guarantee that no one will get them the same exact gift, either.

Get vintage clothes from RetroRhapsody on Etsy

13. For the artist (or art lover): Our Colorful People watercolor print

An abstract painting print.
Credit: Etsy / SBrownART

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Print

Have a person on your list who adores handmade art? Check out SBrownART on Etsy, who creates a wide variety of watercolor prints that often showcase Black folks. One of his most popular pieces is the Our Colorful People print, which is available for purchase in many sizes.

Get the Our Colorful People Print from SBrownART on Etsy from $26

14. For the one who always has cool socks: Ujima socks

Socks with black feet and primary-color-printed ankles.
Credit: Etsy / MmmmBySpringer

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Ujima socks

There’s no other way to put it: Some people just really love wearing fun socks. It goes without saying that these Ujima Socks from MmmmByCSpringer on Etsy are an awesome gift for that person in your life, with size options in medium, large or extra-large.

Get the Ujima Socks from MmmmByCSpringer on Etsy for $18

15. For the one with a sweet tooth: The Furlough Cheesecake

Cheesecakes.
Credit: The Furlough Cheesecake

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Cheesecake

If your loved one isn’t the biggest fan of chocolate (it’s OK, I won’t judge), you can still nab ‘em something sweet from a Black-owned biz. Case in point, The Furlough Cheesecake, a company that manufactures too-good-to-be-true desserts. Located in Oxon Hill, MD, sisters Nikki Howard, and Jaqi Wright were both furloughed from their jobs in December 2018. They took this as an opportunity to create their own business and the rest is history, as they’ve now sold more than 6,000 cheesecakes to customers all over the world.

If you live in the Washington, D.C. area, you can pick up some delectable desserts in person, otherwise, you’ll have to order online. (Note that it’ll take around five to seven days for your order to process.) The sisters have cheesecake flavors that range from original to sweet potato to cookie dream and… no, I’m not drooling!

Get cheesecakes from The Furlough Cheesecake from $19.99

16. For the all-natural guru: PiperWai Natural Charcoal Deodorant Stick

A stick of Piper Wai deodorant.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Piper Wai deodorant

Now, I know what you’re thinking: Deodorant is not something you want to give to someone for the holidays. And normally, I would totally agree, but finding an all-natural deodorant that truly works is a mission in itself. While you should probably make a disclaimer that you’re not gifting this because the person smells, the PiperWai Natural Charcoal Deodorant Stick has awesome reviews from more than 4,500 Amazon shoppers. Made from activated charcoal, coconut oil, and essential oils, the gender-neutral scent is fresh and airy, while the ingredients are vegan, gluten-, aluminum- and cruelty-free. If you know someone hunting down an effective all-natural deodorant, this might be the one. (Note that Piperwai was founded by Jess Edelstein, who is not Black, and Sarah Ribner, who is Black.)

Get the PiperWai Natural Charcoal Deodorant Stick from Amazon for $15

17. For the safety-conscious trendsetter: This 3-pack of sculpted masks

A selection of colorful, printed face masks.
Credit: Etsy / DEMESTIK

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Masks

This present is for the person that ditched their unfashionable blue surgical mask months ago and has moved on to fun, printed face coverings that match their every outfit. This three-pack of Sculpted Masks from DEMESTIK on Etsy features funky, fashion-forward prints unlike you’ve ever seen before—and you even get to pick which patterns you’d like! While they aren’t medical-grade, they do contain filters (an inner lining made from hypoallergenic cotton) and comfortable elastic ear loops. The shop owner recommends washing these reusable masks upon delivery and then cleaning and air drying them thereafter every three to seven days.

Get the Sculpted Masks (3-Pack) from DEMESTIK on Etsy for $50

18. For the hair-care enthusiast: Hair tea rinse

A jar of hair tea rinse.
Credit: Etsy / TheFroExperts

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Hair tea rinse

If you have a loved one struggling to find the perfect products for their natural hair, snag ‘em the Hair Tea Rinse from TheFroExperts on Etsy. The organic hair care shop is home to tons of handmade products, with this tea rinse being one of their most popular. The owner recommends using this product weekly, noting that it encourages hair growth and strengthening and helps refresh curls.

Get the Hair Tea Rinse from TheFroExperts on Etsy for $24

19. For the one who loves handmade pieces: Shades of Color woven tote bag

A tote bag featuring a painting of a Black woman.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Tote bag

Shades of Color was first founded in 1995 by Adrian Woods and Courtney Hines, and since then, the co-owners have strived to feature Black and POC artists nationwide. The brand works with talented creators such as Henry Battle, Cidne Wallace, and Frank Morrison, with their pieces being printed on calendars, planners, bags, home décor, and more. Shades of Color’s Tote Bags are among its most popular products, and you can choose between 18 different works of art to gift your special someone. Each bag has three pockets, an interior zippered compartment, and a zippered closure.

Get the Shades of Color Tote Bag from Amazon for $28

20. For the stationery aficionado: ‘First I Drink The Coffee’ notepad

A pink notepad that says "First I drink the coffee. Then I do the things."
Credit: Etsy / EffiesPaper

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Notepad

Owned by Kalyn Johnson Chandler, Effie’s Paper on Etsy is a hotspot for stationery and office goodies that inspires her customers to get things done. The ‘First I Drink The Coffee’ Notepad, for instance, is a super cute place to keep track of notes, on-going lists, and doodles, making it a must-have WFH accessory.

Get the First I Drink The Coffee Notepad from effiespaper on Etsy for $16

21. For the plant parent: This neutral cork planter

Succulents growing from corks.
Credit: Etsy / Mindthecork

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Cork planter

Chances are if you have a plant parent in your life, they don’t need any more greenery to take care of. Instead of purchasing a plant they may or may not already have, you can give them a minimalist pot, like this Abeeku Cork Planter from shop owner mindthecork on Etsy. This handcrafted piece is made from sustainable cork, making it biodegradable and recyclable, however, there aren’t any drainage holes.

Get the Abeeku Cork Planter from mindthecork on Etsy for $43.17

22. For the yogi: Yoga Series Jewelry Dish

A white and gold jewelry dish that says "breathe."
Credit: Etsy / Thepinklocket

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Jewelry dish

Now and then, everybody needs a reminder to breathe, to be present, and to be mindful—even those that frequently practice yoga and meditation. This Yoga Series Jewelry Dish from thepinklocket on Etsy is the perfect stocking stuffer for the one in your life constantly protecting their energy. You can choose between three sayings (“breathe,” “Namaste” or “Om”), but regardless of which one you decide on, it’ll be ideal for placing daily jewelry on before your loved one rolls into their downward dog.

Get the Yoga Series Jewelry Dish from thepinklocket on Etsy for $27

23. For the home décor connoisseur: Gold Gilded Mint Leaf Catchall Dish

A teal and gold dish that resembles two hands cupped together.
Credit: Etsy / MadeByRheal

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Catchall dish

This year, you can ditch the gift card to a home goods chain store and order this beautiful Gold Gilded Mint Leaf Green Catchall instead. After all, what’s more appreciated than a handmade piece specifically picked out for a loved one? Happy customers gave rave reviews for this pretty accent with some using them for jewelry, candles or crystals.

Get the Gold Gilded Mint Leaf Catchall Dish from MadeByRheal for $25

24. For the one who cherishes their skincare routine: Universal Moisture Essence from BeautyStat

A bottle of BeautyStat next to a bowl of fruit.
Credit: BeautyStat

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: BeautyStat

After nearly a decade of writing the BeautyStat blog, Rob Robinson founded his brand to create skincare that actually works. Robinson, a cosmetic chemist, sought to seek out ingredients that get the job done, resulting in a small but effective line of skincare. The Universal Moisture Essence, for example, is made from 100% pure squalane extracted from sustainable plant sugars that are said to hydrate and nourish the skin, even in super dry conditions.

Get the Universal Moisture Essence from BeautyStat for $40

25. For the lover of all things spice: Essie Spice Mango Chili Medley

A jar of mango chili marinade.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Spicy medley

There are a few different types of cooks that exist. There’s the one that meticulously follows recipes to every teaspoon, and then there are those that toss and throw spices in for the sake of flavor and experimentation. Your gift recipient doesn't have to be either of these people, but they certainly do have to like a spicy kick in their cooking to enjoy Essie Spice’s Mango Chili Medley. For $11, you can gift this 10.5-ounce vegan cooking sauce and marinade, providing them with a tangy dose of onion, mango, and hot pepper.

Get the Essie Spice Mango Chili Medley from Amazon for $11

26. For the one still cutting their hair at home: The Cut Buddy

A Cut Buddy template for beard trimming and hair cuts.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Cut Buddy

If you know a friend or family member still struggling to shape their beard or hair at home, do them the favor of giving them The Cut Buddy. This Shark Tank-approved product was invented by Joshua Esnard, who grew up making too many mistakes when trying to cut his own hair. As a result, The Cut Buddy was born, and now, this on-the-go template can easily be used to reduce errors when shaving or cutting your own ‘do.

Get The Cut Buddy from Amazon for $11.99

27. For the self-care maven: Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair Deep Conditioning Mask

A jar of Briogeo hair mask.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Briogeo

One of the more well-known Black-owned businesses is Briogeo, a.k.a., a brand that specializes in top-notch hair care products that nearly anyone can use. The Don’t Despair, Repair Deep Conditioning Mask is one of its most popular products (it has a 4.4-star rating from nearly 2,500 Amazon shoppers!) and is a great gift option for those in need of some serious self-care time. The cruelty-free formula is an intensive weekly treatment best fit for dry or damaged hair and is made from natural ingredients that will enhance resilience and help protect against future harm.

Get the Briogeo Don’t Despair, Repair Deep Conditioning Mask from Amazon for $38

28. For the lowkey makeup wiz: The Lip Bar lip gloss

Lip bar lipstick and a person wearing it.
Credit: Amazon / The Lip Bar

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Lip bar

The Lip Bar is a non-toxic, vegan, and cruelty-free cosmetics brand that was founded by Melissa Butler in 2012. Butler envisioned a business that challenged current beauty standards, ranging from the ingredients to the models. Nowadays, The Lip Bar is known for not only its pigmented lipsticks and glosses but its wide variety of face and eye products, too. You can snag the brand’s original lip gloss for the person in your life that tends to not wear a ton of makeup on the daily, but still enjoys applying subtle touches.

Get The Lip Bar Lip Gloss from Amazon for $13.99

29. For the fashionista: Small multicolored oval hoop earrings

Multi-colored oval earrings.
Credit: Etsy / EshJewelryCompany

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Hoop earrings

Stylish loved ones will always make sure their outfits are on-point, even if they’re still working at home. To support their fashion-forward vision, you can pick up these Small Multicolored Oval Hoop Earrings from EshJewelryCollection on Etsy, where you can choose between a gold or silver finish.

Get the Small Multicolored Oval Hoop Earrings from EshJewelryCompany on Etsy for $32

Leather cufflinks imprinted with the letter M.
Credit: Etsy / KingsleyLeather

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Personalized cufflinks

Cufflinks provide a fun pop of personalized style, and these customizable ones are an awesome gift for the special dude in your life who loves to get dressed up. Made by KingsleyLeather on Etsy, this best-selling accessory is manufactured from antique full-grain leather and is set in a stainless steel setting. (They’re also available in classic black or dark brown!)

Get the Personalized Cufflinks from KingsleyLeather on Etsy for $71.94

31. For the sustainable chef: Iya Foods Grilled Steak Suya

A package of pepper-soup seasoning.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Steak suya

Iya Foods is all about sustainability and nourishment. The brand uses locally-sourced ingredients from environmentally-conscious farmers and uses energy-efficient power and a strong recycling policy. They also foster strong food connections between the United States and Africa by utilizing African-inspired ingredients, products and brands. You can shop Iya Foods’ products on Amazon, like this Grilled Steak Suya, which is influenced by Yaji, a popular meat rub in Africa.

Get the Iya Foods Grilled Steak Suya from Amazon for $4.99

32. For the beauty guru: Beauty Bakerie Setting Powder

A jar of setting powder.
Credit: Amazon

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Setting powder

Makeup fanatics are sure to appreciate this too-cute setting powder from Beauty Bakerie, a Black-owned brand that creates and packages their products with dessert themes in mind. This item, for example, is made to look like a bag of flour, and we couldn’t be more obsessed. You can purchase it in three different shades: translucent, brown or yellow.

Get the Beauty Bakerie Setting Powder from Amazon from $24

33. For the one who celebrates their birthday all month long: This handmade birthstone ring

Gold rings with colorful stones.
Credit: Etsy / AnnaSwainjewelry

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Rings

We all know that person who _adores _their birthday, so why not give them an extra reason to love their special day? This holiday season, you can grab these beautiful gold-plated birthstone rings at Etsy for just $34.55. These simple-yet-stackable jewelry has a whopping 4.9-star rating from more than 100 shoppers who were obsessed with the dainty look, noting that the packaging was even gorgeous.

Get the Birthstone Ring from AnneSwainjewelry on Etsy for $33.62

34. For the quirky fashionista: These miniature food earrings

Earring that look like cheesecake.
Credit: Etsy / CraftyLittleDreams

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Food earrings

I'm not even going to lie: If I received a pair of these earrings for the holidays, I would be simply over the moon. Shop owner CraftyLittleDreams creates too-cute food-themed jewelry, ranging from fried eggs to fortune cookies, and they're seriously_ _adorable.

Get miniature food earrings from CraftyLittleDreams on Etsy from $7.50

35. For the one who appreciates hand-written notes: These abstract greeting cards

A greeting card with abstract art.
Credit: Etsy / CanDidArtAccessories

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Cards

Chances are, you might have spent a lot of time away from loved ones this year, so there's no better gift than greeting cards that encourage hand-written notes and letters. The Detours Greeting Card box set, created by CanDidArtAccessories on Etsy, comes in a pack of six and retails for $20.

Get the Detours Greeting Card Box Set from CanDidArtAccessories on Etsy for $20

36. For the aromatherapy addict: This candle that's also a work of art

Candles in marbled containers.
Credit: Gilded

Gifts from Black-owned businesses: Candles

Although Gilded is best-known for its skincare products, the brand also makes seriously beautiful candles that smell _insanely _good. For instance, this fire roasted marshmallow scent from the holiday collection is up for grabs in three marbled hues, but your giftee will probably save the vessel even after the candle is long gone.

Get the Fire Roasted Marshmallows Scented Candle at Gilded for $68

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