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Nintendo may be exploring an OLED version of the Switch 2, according to a new report from Eurogamer, which cited South Korean outlet ZDNET Korea as claiming serious internal discussions are underway at the company. (Disclosure: ZDNet and Mashable are both owned by the same parent company, Ziff Davis.)

While many industry watchers had long assumed Nintendo would eventually give the Switch 2 an OLED screen, following the same path as the original Switch, Eurogamer noted this timing came earlier than expected. Per the report, ZDNET Korea indicated that production would not begin before the end of 2027 at the earliest, meaning a release could land around 2028.

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Eurogamer, citing the ZDNET Korea report, noted that Samsung Display could once again supply the panel, as it did for the first Switch OLED, though "the extent of the price increase resulting from the adoption of OLED is a variable." The outlet pointed out that cost was reportedly the primary reason the Switch 2 launched with an LCD screen rather than OLED in the first place, despite OLED being better suited to the console's HDR capabilities.

One insider cited in the ZDNET Korea report claimed Nintendo is considering bumping the display resolution to 1920x1080 for a Switch 2 OLED model, up from the 1280x720 resolution used in the original Switch's OLED version — a change Eurogamer noted would align with the Switch 2's existing native 1080p handheld resolution. The same source indicated that formal product development could begin by the end of this year if the plans move forward, though Eurogamer emphasized that the development stage would still precede actual production.

An OLED upgrade could also help address ongoing criticism of the Switch 2's current LCD panel, which has drawn complaints about ghosting and input lag, along with imprecise HDR performance — issues Eurogamer said have been documented by outlets like Digital Foundry and user complaints on platforms like YouTube and Reddit.

Of course, the OLED version would almost certainly be more expensive. When the original Nintendo Switch OLED model launched, it cost $50 more than the regular version. And don't forget, Nintendo is already raising prices on the Nintendo Switch 2 later this year. Rumor has it that Sony is delaying the PlayStation 6 timeline to wait out price increases caused by the global memory shortage.

Separately, Eurogamer noted that Nintendo has already confirmed that smaller hardware revisions to Switch 2 products will roll out in Europe this summer to comply with right-to-repair rules and updated battery regulations.

GET UNLIMITED PASTA: Starting Thursday, July 16 at 2 p.m. ET, Olive Garden's Never-Ending Pasta Pass goes on sale for $100. Passes unlock unlimited pasta at Olive Garden for 13 weeks. The sale window closes once all passes are claimed.

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We hope you're hungry. After six long years of waiting, the Never-Ending Pasta Pass has returned alongside the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl.

Olive Garden is once again offering customers 13 weeks of unlimited pasta for a $100 flat fee. Only 10,000 passes will be available, and they're expected to sell out quickly, as they did in previous years. So, here's how you can ensure you're one of the customers who gets to enjoy towers of pasta in the coming weeks.

The Never-Ending Pasta Pass goes on sale precisely at 2 p.m. ET on Thursday, July 16 at PastaPass.com. It costs $100, plus tax, and unlocks unlimited dine-in pasta meals, with a choice of homemade sauces and protein topping, as well as unlimited soup, salad, and glorious signature breadsticks. The Pasta Pass lasts from Aug. 24, 2026 through Nov. 22, 2026 and cannot be shared. The never-ending pasta is yours and yours alone to enjoy.

The Never-Ending Pasta Bowl is available starting Aug. 31, so Pasta Pass holders get a week of unlimited pasta before the general population. If you don't secure the Pasta Pass before it sells out, you can still enjoy the Never-Ending Pasta Bowl promotion starting at $14.99 per person.

Set your calendar alerts now for 2 p.m. ET on Thursday if you want to be among the lucky pass holders this season. My stomach is growling already.

Samsung's innovative new display technology might be causing problems on its latest flagship phone.

As originally reported by Korean news outlet Newsway (via Phone Arena), some Samsung Galaxy S26 users online have reported a reddish tint taking over their phone's displays. The S26 Ultra launched earlier this year to very positive reviews (including our own). If the reports are true, that means the defect started popping up within a few months.

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Mashable reached out to Samsung's mobile representatives for comment, and we will update this story if we receive more information. In a statement to Newsway, the company said it is "currently examining the matter internally to confirm the cause."

While nobody knows the true cause or scale of this phenomenon, many online sleuths are pointing to the new Privacy Display hardware feature as a possible culprit.

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This new feature, which only exists on the Galaxy S26 Ultra, darkens the screen for people who are standing nearby and viewing the screen from an angle, protecting users' privacy. Given the nature of Privacy Display and the fact that this issue only seems to plague S26 Ultra devices at the moment, it makes sense that the feature is currently the betting favorite for the cause of this alleged problem.

The Galaxy S26 Ultra review unit tested by Mashable hasn't developed this issue.

Fun sidenote: As a person with partially color-deficient eyes, I literally can't see the problem. I guess it's a good thing I don't own an S26 Ultra.

SAVE $43: As of July 14, get the ASUS Tuf Gaming 1000W Gold power supply for $151.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $194.99. That's a discount of 22%.

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Thinking about building your own gaming PC? You're going to need a power supply to bring it all together. It can be pricey right now to gather all the components needed for your own custom build, but that's all the more reason to go ahead and buy when you find some of them on sale. We've found one right now that you can pick up for a planned build or use as an upgrade for one you've already got.

As of July 14, get the ASUS Tuf Gaming 1000W Gold power supply for $151.99 at Amazon, down from its usual price of $194.99. That's $43 off and a discount of 22%.

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This 1000W power supply is a great pick for your build, with a protective PCB coating to help guard against moisture, dust, and high temperatures when you've got it installed. It also uses dual ball fan bearings for a long-lasting build that you can count on twice as long as alternative sleeve-bearing options. For the uninitiated, it converts electricity from the wall into the type of low-voltage power your motherboard, GPU, CPU, drives, and fans use.

This one in particular has high enough wattage and voltage to power your high-end GPU and CPU, replace one that just isn't making the grade, or to install and leave extra capacity for any future upgrades you may be planning. It's also a great pick if you want more than enough power for an everyday work or casual PC.

It's a good time to go ahead and buy at this price, even if you aren't planning to enter the PC-building race with the high component and RAM prices happening right now.

Google already has a relatively small presence in my mobile life. Most of my favorite apps now come from F-Droid, and I long ago swapped out Gmail for Proton Mail. When I recently revisited LineageOS, I got a taste of just how far the open source alternatives to Google have come. Removing the tracking from your phone still comes with sacrifice, but not as much as you might think.

SAVE $33.50: As of July 14, the Fitbit Inspire 3 is down to a record-low $66.45 at Amazon in black. That's 34% off its list price of $99.95.

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The latest Fitbit Air fitness tracker is a pretty epic deal at under $100, but we also still have a sweet spot for the nearly four-year-old Fitbit Inspire 3. And we love it even more now that it's down to a record-low 34% off.

As of July 14, you can pick up the Fitbit Inspire 3 for only $66.45 at Amazon in the black shade. That's $33.50 off its list price of $99.95, marking a new best-ever price for the fitness tracker.

Mashable's reviewer called the Inspire 3 "the budget-friendly fitness tracker of our dreams," giving it the Mashable Choice award honor. We're big fans of its intuitive design, impressive app suite, workout insights, and low-profile build. It's an ideal pick for anyone just dabbling in the fitness world or those who are low-tech and don't need a small smartphone on their wrist at all times. It's not going to be as advanced as a full smartwatch, but for basic health and fitness metrics, it'll have you covered. Plus, of course, it doesn't cost a fortune.

In a market full of tricked out trackers, the Inspire 3 is a minimalist option that nails the basics. And even at full price, it tops our fitness tracker roundup as our favorite budget-friendly option. Now down to a record-low $66.45, we can't recommend it enough.

Spotify just made controlling music as easy as talking to a friend. The streaming service is introducing a "conversational experience" beta for Premium subscribers that let you have back-and-forth voice or text conversations to control and learn about whatever you're playing.

The 2026 World Cup is down to four teams, but there's only two spots in the final. That'll be decided this week with two absolutely huge semi-final matchups, starting with France vs. Spain. This is a battle between two of the pre-tournament favorites, pitting Mbappé against Yamal.

It all kicks off at 3 p.m. ET. Here's all the information you need to watch this semi-final fixture.

FIFA World Cup schedule today: July 14

• Semi Final: France vs. Spain (Dallas Stadium) — kickoff at 3 p.m. ET

How to watch FIFA World Cup games todayWatch France vs. Spain

Before the tournament started, most fans would have expected these teams to reach this late stage. It's the Euro 2024 champions against a team that has dominated every team they've faced. It's a battle between two teams stacked with talent, including Real Madrid's Mbappé and Barcelona's Yamal. What more could you want?

It's impossible to predict which team will come out on the top. All we'll say is that Spain haven't looked as slick as we're used to. They relied on late goals to beat Portugal and Belgium, whereas France haven't really looked troubled.

Live coverage will be on Fox and Fox One. Peacock will carry the live Spanish-language coverage.

More live streaming optionsLive TV cable replacement

Not interested in signing up for a standalone streaming service like Fox One or Peacock? You can sign up for a live TV cable replacement service, like YouTube TV or Hulu + Live TV.

These services carry over 100 live channels, but run off a WiFi connection. You'll get live access to Fox and FS1, plus a whole lot more. Here are some options to consider:

• YouTube TV — 10-day trial, then $67.99/month for 3 months

• Fubo Sports — 1-day trial, then $45.99/month for 1 month

• Hulu + Live TV — 3-day trial, then $89.99/month

Watch the World Cup for free with a VPN

It's possible to watch the World Cup for free on international services like ITVX, BBC iPlayer, NOS, or RTÉ. Our global World Cup watch guide can walk you through the process.

You will need a VPN to live stream the World Cup on these free streaming services. We recommend ExpressVPN — a Mashable-tested service and an Official Tournament Supporter of the FIFA World Cup in the U.S., Canada, and Europe — as our VPN of choice for sport. It offers servers in 105 countries, a user-friendly app available on all major devices, a speedy connection, and up to 10 simultaneous connections.

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I have hated using barrel jacks as power sources for years, but never realized that I wanted a USB-C-powered mini PC until I tried out GEEKOM's latest IT13 Max system. While you can power other mini PCs with barrel jacks, GEEKOM went the extra mile and built in a Power Delivery port just for that purpose.

Watching a new show and constantly changing the volume is one of those small issues that has only gotten worse. Loud action scenes blast you back in your seat, then someone starts talking, and you can't make out a word. Sometimes, the show was badly mixed, but that's not always the case. The usual issue is a combination of things that started long before the content ever reached your TV, and it may be the reason you can’t hear the dialogue.

SAVE $20: The Edifier Vintage Wood Bluetooth speaker is on sale at Amazon for $79.99, down from the normal price of $99.99. That's a 20% discount.

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Putting on a great playlist while cleaning the house can change the entire vibe. The same goes for listening to an audiobook while cooking dinner. If you've been getting by with listening to your favorites at home with one earbud in so you can still be part of the household conversation, consider upgrading to a home Bluetooth speaker. There's an especially pretty model on sale today.

As of July 14, the Edifier Vintage Wood Bluetooth speaker is on sale at Amazon for $79.99, down from the normal price of $99.99. That's a 20% discount. Both the brown and ivory colorways are incuded in this deal.

With a fun retro style, the Edifier is well deserving of a place on your living room's bookshelf or your bedside table. Edifier put thicker foot pads and spherical contact surfaces on the Bluetooth speaker to help provide better insulation from vibrations. You'll be able to crank up the summer tunes without the speaker bouncing around.

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Support with Bluetooth 5.0 means you'll have seamlessly speedy transmission, and it helps with lower battery consumption. If you'd rather not connect with Bluetooth, you can connect via AUX, a USB-C port, or TF card. Edifier mentions the Vintage Wood speaker has battery power for up to 10 hours of playtime with the 2,500mAh lithium-ion battery.

Adding to the style of the Edifier speaker, the buttons have a piano-key button design. The compact design of the speaker measures about six inches in width, three inches high, and a bit over four inches deep.

While the stylish Edifier Vintage Wood Bluetooth speaker is on sale for under $80, upgrade your tunes. Since it only weighs a pound, you can easily take it around the house to have your audio in any room.

SAVE $24: As of July 14, get the Acer Wireless Gaming Headset for $15.99 when you use promo code 2P4KAZRL at Amazon, down from its usual price of $39.99. That's a discount of 60%.

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Whether you're looking for a way to enjoy your favorite games in private or to make sure you can chat with other players on your team, a great gaming headset is a must. And while there are some that you can splurge on, right now this Acer option that's been heavily discounted by way of a promo code will be a fantastic pick for many users.

As of July 14, get the Acer Wireless Gaming Headset for $15.99 when you use promo code 2P4KAZRL at Amazon, down from its usual price of $39.99. That's $24 off and a discount of 60%. This code will add a $24 promo credit to your purchase at checkout, so it will automatically be discounted off of your final price.

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This striking black and green Bluetooth headset is compatible with PS5, PS4, PC, and Switch. It offers 2.4GHz wireless tech for the best connection possible, with low-latency transmission under 15ms. That gives you a strong, solid connection for when you're playing fast-paced team-based games or twitch titles that demand your full attention and fast reflexes.

It has 50mm dynamic drivers as well as a 20Hz-20kHZ rang, with immersive 3D audio and precise sound field positioning so you can feel like you're right in the middle of your favorite games. Plus, its noise-cancelling mic ensures your teammates can hear you while cutting down on background chatter, with a 270-degree adjustable boom mic and one-tap option.

If you're ready for a new headset that's good for multiple use cases, make it this one — don't forget to grab one while it's on sale.

Performance sedans aren't as easy to find as they used to be. As SUVs continue to dominate showroom floors, the few that remain have become increasingly expensive, with many now starting well north of $40,000.

TL;DR: Volkswagen’s new eBike range starts at $3,999 and comes packed with tech you’d normally expect in a car, including a rear camera, blind spot alerts, and smart lights that signal braking and turns.

For years, e-bike makers have competed on the usual specs: more power, longer range, and bigger batteries. The new Volkswagen-licensed eBike range from N+ takes a different approach.

Instead of focusing on speed, it borrows safety features you'd normally expect to find in a modern car, including a rear-view camera and radar-powered blind spot alerts. Starting at $3,999, the premium eBike range is now available for preorder, with deliveries expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026.

A display integrated into the handlebars

The biggest talking point is Smart View, a built-in rear-view camera and radar system designed to help riders stay aware of traffic behind them.

Instead of turning your head to check for approaching cars, the bike streams a live rear view to a display integrated into the handlebars. At the same time, radar monitors traffic approaching from behind and can warn riders about vehicles entering their blind spots. The goal is simple: help cyclists keep their eyes on the road ahead while staying aware of what's happening behind them.

Car-style lighting comes to an e-bike

Volkswagen's automotive influence is most evident in the bike's lighting system.

A full-length LED light strip runs along the top tube, making the bike easier to spot during the day. More importantly, it doesn't just stay illuminated — it also behaves like a car's lighting system. The strip glows red when the rider brakes and amber when turning, helping communicate the rider's intentions to drivers and other road users.

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The eBike is designed to work with two connected accessories that expand its safety features.

The Smart Helmet pairs with the bike over Bluetooth and mirrors its lighting, making riders even more visible. It also includes a built-in accelerometer that can detect a crash and send a text message to emergency contacts if an accident occurs.

Then there are the Smart Glasses, which work much like a heads-up display. Instead of constantly looking down at a screen, riders can view navigation prompts, blind spot alerts, and riding information directly within their field of vision. According to N+, the display technology was developed by engineers who previously worked on fighter pilot head-up displays.

Pricing and preorder details

The Sport eBike starts at $3,999, and the Crossover eBike starts at $4,349. Both are available for preorder now, with deliveries expected to begin in the fourth quarter of 2026 once certification is complete. Customers who pre-order also receive the Smart View Package, normally valued at $699, at no extra cost.

The bike is currently listed in three frame sizes and is expected to launch through selected retail partners and the company's official online store.

A Home Assistant dashboard can be a useful way to see key information about your smart home or even to control your smart home devices. You can spend a small fortune setting up a large, high-end wall-mounted dashboard, but you don't have to break the bank. There are plenty of ways to build your own Home Assistant dashboard for under $20.

Whether you adore or despise Ryan Murphy, you have to admit, no one does outrageous TV quite like him.

From the ridiculous high school antics of Glee to the murder and sex (or often, murderous sex) of American Horror Story, Murphy has cemented himself as TV's top provocateur. He looks to keep up that track record in FX's The Shards, a series bursting with high school drama, sex, and murder.

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Based on American Psycho author Bret Easton Ellis' 2023 autofiction novel of the same name, The Shards brings viewers to 1981 Los Angeles, where a group of high school seniors are about to experience a truly life-changing final year.

Our way into this senior group is Bret (Igby Rigney), who hopes to become a writer some day. His friends Susan (Kaia Gerber), Debbie (Hayes Warner), and Thom (Graham Campbell) welcome a new student into their group: the enigmatic and mildly frightening Robert (Homer Gere).

Robert enrolls at Bret's school just as a new serial killer is terrorizing Los Angeles. Named "the Trawler," they've been targeting teenagers all over the city. Is Robert's arrival at the same time as the Trawler's rise mere coincidence? Or could he be the boogeyman haunting L.A.?

Based on The Shards' trailer, something concerning is clearly going on with Robert, to the point that Bret even calls him a "psycho" (maybe an American psycho, Bret?). To get a glimpse of Robert's uneasy dynamic with Bret, as well several pool makeouts, watch the whole trailer above. Who knows, this could just be your next summer TV obsession.

The first two episodes of The Shards premiere Aug. 5 at 9 p.m. ET on Hulu and FX.

The best T-Mobile back-to-school deals for students: Best phone deal Samsung Galaxy S26 or iPhone 17 Free with T-Mobile Get Deal Best wearable deal Apple Watch SE3 Free with T-Mobile Get Deal Best budget phone deal iPhone 16e + $100 Mastercard Free with T-Mobile Get Deal Best tablet deal Galaxy Tab A11+ (New Tablet Line) Free with T-Mobile Get Deal Best budget phone plan deal Metro Unlimited 5G $20/month Get Deal Best home internet deal 5G Home Internet $35/month Get Deal

Back-to-school shopping is already expensive, and this year, tech upgrades aren’t getting any cheaper. Between the ongoing memory crunch (aka RAMageddon), higher hardware costs, and recent Apple price hikes on some products, finding a good deal on the gadgets students need matters more than ever.

Luckily, not every back-to-school tech upgrade has to hurt. T-Mobile’s latest offers are helping students and families save on the stuff they’re most likely shopping for, from free Galaxy S26 and iPhone 17 deals to tablets and home internet.

Before you start picking your new phone color, there’s a catch worth knowing about. These T-Mobile deals do come with a few strings attached. Depending on the offer, you may need to add a new line, pick a qualifying plan, or trade in an eligible phone to get the advertised price. Some savings are also delivered through monthly bill credits.

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If you were already planning to upgrade your phone before heading back to school, this is one of T-Mobile’s biggest offers. New customers who switch their number can get a Samsung Galaxy S26 or iPhone 17 for $0 with qualifying plans, with the discount applied through 24 monthly bill credits.

You’ll need a qualifying T-Mobile plan, and depending on the offer, you may need to switch your number to get the full discount. If you cancel service before the credits finish, you’ll be responsible for the remaining device balance.

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Metro by T-Mobile is offering the iPhone 16e for $99.99 upfront when you bring your existing number to its $50 per month AutoPay plan. After three months of service, you’ll also get a $100 virtual prepaid Mastercard, effectively covering the phone’s cost.

The iPhone 16e is Apple’s more affordable iPhone option, giving students access to features like Apple Intelligence support, a 48-megapixel Fusion camera, and a familiar iOS experience without jumping up to the price of a flagship model.

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A tablet can be a pretty handy school sidekick, whether you’re downloading textbooks, taking notes, or giving your laptop a break. Right now, T-Mobile is giving the Samsung Galaxy Tab A11+ 5G (128GB) away with a new qualifying tablet line.

The catch? The $289.99 price is covered through 24 monthly bill credits, so you’ll want to stick with the plan for the full promo period to get the complete discount.

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Moving off campus usually means adding one more thing to your budget: WiFi. T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is down to $35 per month when bundled with a qualifying T-Mobile phone plan, saving you $15 per month.

New customers can also get a free month of service plus up to $200 back via virtual prepaid card, making it a great option for students moving into an apartment or anyone who wants simple setup without a long-term price surprise. Eligible plans come with a five-year price guarantee, so your monthly rate won’t change during that period (excluding certain fees and upgrades).

Google Maps is one of the most convenient apps, and we use it so much that it's easy to ignore or overlook some of its more frustrating aspects. A prime example is all the autoplaying videos when you look up a restaurant in Maps, then click through to the results. Here's how to put the brakes on those videos.

Fans of Prisoners will one to keep an eye out for this one — but parents may have to look away.

Netflix's trailer for The Whisper Man sees a widowed father (Adam Scott) enlisting the help of his estranged, retired detective dad (Robert DeNiro) after his little boy is abducted.

The twist? There seems to be a connection between his son's disappearance and a serial killer known as The Whisper Man, whom his dad was responsible for catching years earlier — and who is still in prison.

As Scott's character asks in the trailer: "Then how is he killing again?"

Based on Alex North's novel of the same name, this dark crime thriller also stars Michelle Monaghan, Hamish Linklater, Owen Teague, Acston Porto, and Will Brill.

The Whisper Man begins streaming on Netflix on Aug. 28.

SAVE $40: As of July 14, the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker is on sale for $89.99 at Amazon. That's $40 off its full price of $129.99.

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When the weather feels a bit too hot, as it has so far this summer, an iced coffee is the perfect pick in the morning. The Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker can help brew these up for you (alongside hot coffee, for when you prefer that), and it's currently on sale at Amazon. What better time to check it out?

As of July 14, both the white and gray models of the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker have been marked down to $89.99 at Amazon. Compared to their full price of $129.99, you're saving $40.

SEE ALSO: De'Longhi has expanded its espresso machine lineup — where to buy Classic Matte Black and Classic Stainless Steel

If you're hoping to enjoy a fresh iced coffee in the mornings, the Keurig K-Iced automatically adjusts the brew temperature of your preferred coffee so it starts out hotter to get a full flavor, then cools down. That way it won't taste watered down while you're drinking it. A hot cup of coffee can be brewed just as easily and there's even a "Strong Brew" function that makes it a bit bolder.

No matter what you're brewing, the Keurig K-Iced can accommodate three cup sizes: 8, 10, and 12oz. For iced coffee, this includes ice. Plus, it can brew with any K-Cup pod, including the My K-Cup universal coffee filter.

Be quick to score this great deal on the Keurig K-Iced Coffee Maker at Amazon while it's still on sale.

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