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CANEGROWERS Burdekin Ltd Newsletter Edition 2017/23 Distributed: Tuesday 12 December 2017

Season finish The last bin of cane was tipped at Pioneer Mill about 12.10pm Tuesday 5th

December, bringing the 2017 Burdekin crush to an end.

Wilmar have advised that 8.12 million tonnes of cane across the four mills

and the region's average CCS was 14.0.

Mill totals were:

Invicta - 3.037 million tonnes

Kalamia - 1.600 million tonnes

Inkerman - 1.723 million tonnes

Pioneer - 1.759 million tonnes

End of season information will appear in the next edition of canenews.

STL present at CBL AGM

Sugar Terminals Ltd Chief Executive Officer John Warda was guest

speaker at the CANEGROWERS Burdekin Annual General Meeting in

November.

John informed the meeting of his previous employment experience in

managing grower and corporate owned grain terminals in South Australia

and Victoria highlighting the roles he played in successive mergers and

takeovers. John also gave a comprehensive presentation of the STL 2017

Annual Report and an insight into future plans and initiatives that the

company is considering.

John also informed the meeting that a replacement for previous chair and

board director Stuart Gregory was pending.

STL have since announced that the new director is Leanne Muller. The

STL announcement containing details about Leanne is featured in a

separate article in this edition

CBL Manager Wayne Smith, Chair Phil Marano with STL CEO John Warda

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QFF ready to work with new ministry team The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) congratulates all Ministers appointed to the

new 18-member State Cabinet and looks forward to working constructively with seven

key portfolios over the next term to deliver a thriving and vibrant agriculture sector in the

interest of farmers, regional communities and the state:

• Dr Anthony Lynham – Minister for Natural Resources, Mines and Energy

• Mark Furner – Minister for Agricultural Industry Development and Fisheries

• Leeanne Enoch – Minister for Environment & the Great Barrier Reef, Science and

the Arts

• Mark Bailey – Minister for Transport and Main Roads

• Shannon Fentiman – Minister for Employment & Small Business, Training & Skills

Development

• Stirling Hinchliffe – Minister for Local Government, Racing and Multicultural Affairs

• Jackie Trad – Deputy Premier, Treasurer and Minister for Aboriginal & Torres Strait

Islander Partnerships.

President Stuart Armitage said that QFF and its members looked forward to getting

down to business to further Queensland’s $20 billion agricultural sector.

“It is essential that an effective and influential Agricultural Ministerial Advisory Council

(AgMac) is quickly established. We must be able to get relevant ministers around an

objective, solutions-focused table to appropriately deal with the multi-dimensional and

cross-portfolio issues that modern agriculture faces,” said Mr. Armitage.

“It is also important that the returned government quickly picks up and progresses issues

such as electricity tariff reforms, a Solar Planning Guideline (and Code) and general

planning reforms, bulk water pricing, Condamine Alluvium groundwater buybacks, Local

Management Arrangements, the statewide water measurement and compliance audit,

and removing stamp duty on agricultural insurance, that were put on hold when the

election was called.”

“Our sector needs a stable, consistent government that can deliver a clear and well-

articulated vision. QFF is ready to work constructively with the new Ministry to help

realise this and will judge each member on the merits of their commitment and results for

our sector, not on their postcode.”

Smartcane BMP Accreditation Incentive Payment now available The incentive payment that was

negotiated by CBL into the

Collective CSA is now available to

those growers who have received

their Accreditation and Certificate

for the first three modules of the

Smartcane BMP program.

The payment is claimable from

Wilmar as per the process outlined

in the brochure circulated earlier in

the year, details can be viewed by

clicking here.

Any assistance required to claim

the incentive payment can be

arranged by contacting the CBL

office for any grower who has the

accreditation in place.

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STL appoints independent director Experienced Director Leanne Muller has been appointed today as a new independent non-

executive Director of Sugar Terminals Limited (STL, NSX:SUG), replacing Stuart Gregory who

retired from the STL Board in September 2017.

Ms Muller’s appointment was made after an extensive recruitment and selection process. STL

Chairman Mark Gray said “Leanne has strong skills as a company Director with Data#3, QInsure

Limited, Peak Services and Guide Dogs Queensland. She is also a highly experienced executive

with over 30 years’ experience, split evenly between senior corporate financial management roles

in organisations balancing service outcomes with financial sustainability and professional advisory

services.”

Mr Gray continued “We are delighted to have someone of Leanne’s calibre join STL. Her skills and

experience will add to the capability of the Board in fulfilling its increased responsibilities under the new business model.”

Ms Muller added “I am looking forward to working with the Board and management team at STL. I have worked in and with

businesses undergoing significant change throughout my career and believe I will be able to add value to STL as it continues its

evolve its operations. As a born and bred Queenslander I am also passionate about Queensland businesses”.

Ms Muller’s appointment maintains the STL Board composition of seven members, with four industry Directors (two grower

elected and two miller elected) and three independent non-executive Directors.

Newly appointed STL

Independent Director

Leanne Muller

Ray Hildebrandt farewelled by Inkerman growers

Burdekin Productivity Services Field Officer Ray Hildebrant was

celebrated at a farewell BBQ held by Inkerman

CANEGROWERS on Wednesday 6th December.

The Inkerman growers showed their appreciation for Ray’s 35

years servicing the growers of Inkerman.

Beginning in 1982 at the CANEGROWERS office in Home Hill,

Ray has seen the different generations of farmers, fathers, then

sons and grandson’s running the family farms.

Ray’s experience and knowledge has been invaluable, with

growers grateful for his tireless work and co-operation; he will

be very hard to replace.

QFF congratulate Labor on State Election victory, now time to deliver The Queensland Farmers’ Federation (QFF) congratulates

Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk on leading the Labor

Government to re-election at the State Election.

QFF President Stuart Armitage welcomed the Premier’s

recognition that agriculture was a ‘key driver’ of jobs in

Queensland and said that with a majority government it was

now time to deliver for the sector.

“On behalf of intensive agriculture, QFF congratulates the

Labor Party on securing government for a second term. QFF

and members look forward to working alongside the

government to deliver the vibrant and thriving agricultural

sector Queensland deserves,” Mr. Armitage said.

“The election result, while in no way emphatic, delivers a

degree of certainty for the state and the agricultural sector in

the coming years. More importantly though, the stability must

be complemented by a clear and well-articulated vision.”

“Central to achieving this will be appointing the right minister

for our sector. Someone who is willing to listen and work with

industry, and is given a strong and influential position in the

Cabinet.”

“QFF will continue to advocate for a thriving and vibrant

agriculture sector in the interest of farmers, regional

communities and the state”.

Inkerman growers farewelled Burdekin Productivity Services Ray

Hildebrandt (middle) after 35 years of service

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CANEGROWERS Queensland … taking up the fight on all issues affecting cane farmers

Executive Comment

• CANEGROWERS Vice-Chairman represented the organisation at the NFF AGM and members council last week. At the

AGM the membership elected a number of new Directors and voted to change the tenure of Board members. The role of

President was uncontested with Fiona Simson returning for a second term. Victorian Farmers Federation President and

mixed farmer David Jochinke was elected to the position of Vice President. Three new Board Directors were elected:

Agforce Director and cattle producer Robyn Bryant, Dried Fruits President Mark King and NSW Farmers President and mixed

farmer Derek Schoen. Chair of Grain Growers Limited and New South Wales grower John Eastburn and NSW Farmers

Executive Councillor and cattle producer Tony Hegarty were elected for a further term. The newly-elected Directors join

independent Directors David Carr and Andrea Koch, who were appointed to the Board in August 2017. At the AGM,

members also voted in favour of constitutional changes that will see Director terms changed from one year to three, with a

maximum of two terms able to be served. Further comment on the content of the meeting is provided below.

• Responding to enquiries and commentary on election outcomes.

• CANEGROWERS Chairman presented the industry at the World Association of Beet and Cane Growers meeting in London.

A key message from both the WABCG was that the market demand for sustainably produced sugar is increasing, with major

food and beverage companies demanding certification for environmentally and socially sustainable supply chains. The

response has been the development of sustainability programs in many countries and at least three different programs vying

for international dominance: Bonsucro, Vive and Proterra. The Qld industry is well positioned to meet the challenges of this

rapidly changing environment with Smartcane BMP already meeting the core environmental elements.

Smart Farm Grants

• CANEGROWERS have held discussions with DEHP and SRA on partnership opportunities for funding. Proposals are due

on 21 December 2017.

• CANEGROWERS have fielded a number of enquiries from growers on small grant funding. Proposals are due on 6

December 2017.

Rats

• CANEGROWERS met with SRA and Hebert Cane Productivity Services Board to discuss options for aerial rat baiting. The

best option is to extend the label on Rattoff to include aerial application. This will require working with the manufacturer and

APVMA. SRA will lead the project

Reef Alliance RAP Project

• CANEGROWERS joined a teleconference with QFF and NQ Dry Tropics to discuss three innovation project proposals from

the Wet Tropics. Further information is required and this will be assessed and sent to the Australian Government for any final

approvals.

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Database Mapping

• CANEGROWERS met with ESRI to discuss requirements for linking the Smartcane BMP database to a spatial mapping

system.

Nitrogen

• CANEGROWERS met with Bernard Schroeder USQ and SRA on nitrogen, SIX EASY STEPS and N roadmap.

Marketing

• We are assisting CANEGROWERS Mackay in their response to Mackay Sugar Limited’s announced termination of its RSSA

with QSL.

Electricity

• The AER has invited CANEGROWERS to join the Consumer Reference Group it has established as part of its review of the

rate of return guideline.

• With the RoR an important determinant of electricity prices, this is an important and useful appointment. It recognises of the

quality of CANEGROWERS contribution to the national electricity debate.

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CANEGROWERS Queensland … taking up the fight on all issues affecting cane farmers

Trade

• CANEGROWERS represented the Australian sugar industry at WABCG, ISO, Global Sugar Alliance and a number of other

representational and trade related meetings in London. The meetings were attended by sugar industry representatives from

all continents.

The Brazil government is introducing a new structure “Renovabio” to introduce more predictability in its ethanol program

and to promote improved environmental and economic efficiency.

Renovabio is structured around the creation of and trading carbon credits.

Brazil is progressing with the development of GM sugarcane varieties and approvals for the sale of sugar from these

varieties in its key markets.

BT cane varieties have been approved in Brazil and are being multiplied for commercial release.

Approvals are being sought in China, Russia, India, Indonesia, Canada, US and Japan.

A significant Cabinet reshuffle in Thailand has delayed implementation of the proposed regulatory changes that eliminate

Thai production quotas and abolish the country’s fixed domestic prices amongst other things. The Thai sugar industry

expects the new structures to be in place during the first quarter of 2018.

The Global Sugar Alliance is pursuing several topics:

EU – examining the prospect of further WTO action on sugar subsidies

China – monitoring the administration of safeguard measures

Pakistan and India – export subsidies.

The ISO confirmed that Australia will be Deputy Chair in 2019 and Chair in 2020.

Australia will host the ISO’s mid-year meeting in Australia in 2011

• Increased market access for Australian sugar to the EU and UK as part of the forthcoming Australia-EU FTA negotiation and

following Brexit an Australia-UK FTA were the focus of meetings with UK MEP Stephen Timms, the UK Department for

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA), the UK Department of International Trade and the Australia-UK Chamber of

Commerce.

While significant uncertainty remains over the likely structure of future arrangements, the UK has strong interest in

supporting both its cane sugar refining and beet sugar production interests. This contrasts with the European

Commission’s support of beet sugar production over cane sugar refining.

• Representing ASA, CANEGROWERS participated in a series of trade meetings with Australia’s Ambassadors in Geneva and

Brussels and senior agricultural trade officials of the US, Canada, Guatemala, Brazil, UK, the WTO, US and EU presenting

the case for the importance of improved trade outcomes to the Australian sugar industry.

In Geneva, the case was put for the market benefits that would flow from worthwhile new restrictions to be placed on

trade distorting domestic supports.

In Brussels, the case was made for the full inclusion of sugar in the forthcoming Australia-EU FTA and the importance of

Brexit arrangements not further limiting Australia’s access to the EU.

• We also met with representative of Tate & Lyle Sugar, the European Sugar Refiners Association and European Sugar Users

to coordinate messages discuss the optimal positioning of sugar in the Australia-EU FTA negotiations.

National Farmers Federation (NFF) Members Council

• CANEGROWERS attended the NFF members council AGM and meeting on 27 and 28 November 2017. The following were

some of the issues raised:

Agtech developments (digital technologies used in agriculture) including the Precision to Decision project and Agtech start

-ups through SproutX.

Primary Industries Education Foundation where resources are made available to teachers and curriculums are influenced

at a Federal level.

Energy/climate change where a NFF policy was agreed.

National agricultural vehicle notice developments and the need to provide the necessary changes at a Federal level to

ensure that the National Heavy Vehicle Regulator (NHVR) is effective.

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Transport

• CANEGROWERS attended an NFF phone hook-up to finalise a project on how to educate other road users about traveling

with agricultural vehicles and to develop a process and strategy to ensure that NHVR is committed to certain issues in the

development of the national agricultural vehicle notice.

• CANEGROWERS held discussion with the Local Government Association of Queensland and they will work with the Gold

Coast, Logan and Hinchinbrook councils to approve permits for harvester movement over the Christmas curfew period.

Enhanced Efficiency Fertiliser Project (EEF60)

• An EEF60 project team meeting was held in Townsville.

• The project is tracking well with 53 of the 60 sites having trial treatments completed, 5 still in progress and two have been

withdrawn. Of the 6 water quality monitoring sites 2 have been completed and are operating and the others are due for

installation in the near future.

• Field visits to sites were made in the Burdekin and it was interesting that the zero N treatments at one site was so clearly

visible at this early stage.

Smartcane BMP

• Meeting with SRA regarding ideas for collaboration.

• Meeting with consultants re progress on the marketing and communication strategy.

• Reviewed progress with improving the registration and business structure components of the BMP platform.

• Deb Telford, the BMP facilitator for Innisfail, was presented with the Reef Extension Officer Award at the recent Reef Alliance

awards dinner. This is in recognition of Deb’s tremendous efforts working with growers through a number of reef related

programs.

• Further refinements to the BMP web platform are underway which will improve the registration process and the management

of assessments. In particular, the current focus on registering individual businesses will be modified so that a grower

managing farms across several businesses can do one registration that covers all relevant businesses, with one nominated

to be the ‘parent’ business. This will avoid growers receiving multiple reminders for annual reviews, with all assessment and

accreditation processes linked to the parent company. This improvement will be applied to existing registrations as a

collection of businesses comes forward for accreditation or annual review.

• Unilever UK has been in touch to learn more about the BMP program. Unilever is investigating options for sourcing materials

to feed into their targets for sustainable sourcing of sugar (and other ingredients). They share our desire to minimise the

paperwork burden on growers who want to demonstrate their sustainability, often for multiple reasons such as water quality,

sustainable sourcing of sugar, biofuel feedstock etc. This means an approach that most efficiently demonstrates

sustainability, regardless of which set of standards or indicators are being promoted by various organisations or special

interest groups.

Smart Farm Funding

• The Australian Government recently announced the Smart

Farms Small Grants which provides funding to the tune of $50

million to agricultural industries. The funding is provided under

the National Landcare Program, and growers can directly apply

for grants between $5,000 and $100,000. The funding is to

develop and extend new tools, methods and technology so

growers can continue to be at the forefront of land management

and increase on-farm productivity.

• Supported projects will improve soils, vegetation and

biodiversity, and support farming communities to increase

awareness, knowledge, skills and capacity to adopt best

management practices. To be eligible, growers will need to

demonstrate how their project will deliver sustainable and

improved outcomes in key areas: on-farm soil, vegetation, and

biodiversity.

• QCGO has been fielding enquiries on the

funding. Applications close at 2pm AEDT, 7 December 2017.

Terry Granshaw 0437 553 149

tgranshaw@bps.net.au

Contact Terry on 0437 553 149 to attend

the next Smartcane BMP workshop

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1. QFF gained insightful data from its flood recovery

workshops which showed lackluster on-farm disaster

recovery and need for a new approach to help affected

farmers. QFF statement HERE.

2. Have you got your 'Plant Life Balance' right? QFF industry

member Nursery & Garden Industry Queensland

(NGIQ) is encouraging people to increase the number of

plants they have to improve air quality and well being.

Details HERE. Download the free virtual greening

app HERE.

3. The summer edition of QFF's Energy Savers e-news is

out now. See the latest case studies & upcoming events,

and how farmers can register for an expanded Energy

Savers program HERE.

4. Farmers are urged to get in quick before applications for

the Smart Farms Small Grants Round One close on 7

December 2017. Grants between $5,000 and $100,000

are available. Details HERE.

5. More than eighty women participated in workshops hosted

by QFF across regional Queensland during October to

identify opportunities for business development and

leadership. See a wrap-up HERE.

6. The Queensland Rural Jobs & Skills Alliance

(RJSA) latest e-news including details on the Farm

Business Management course, the Queensland

Agriculture Workforce Network (QAWN) and Reef

extension workshops can be seen HERE.

7. Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) was the hot topic

for a panel of industry leaders at Rural Press Club's

breakfast last week. See what QFF President Stuart

Artimage has to say about its affect on Australian

agriculture HERE. Details HERE.

8. Telstra has released its first Regional and Rural

newsletter designed to keep you updated on activities and

initiatives across regional Australia. Sign up HERE. See

newsletter HERE.

9. Agvet chemical store owners are urged to conduct safety

checks on their premises in preparation for fire and

cyclone season. Agsafe media release HERE.

10. Australia's most exciting innovations are coming out of the

ag sector with advances in agribusiness creating new

opportunities for food production and technology. Details

HERE.

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Pricing information

Growers can monitor QSL pool performance via the Price Pool Matrices

published on the QSL website (www.qsl.com.au). This information is updated

regularly and provides a sense of how the QSL-managed pools are performing

over the current season.

Crop Year Indicative Price Movement

2017 Season 394.11 -4.81

2018 Season 419.00 -5.09

2019 Season 438.29 -5.10

2020 Season 440.31 -5.40

Calculation using ICE Closing Prices or equivalent Bank Swap Rates and

prevailing AUD/USD exchange rates

Refer to https://www.wilmarsugarmills.com.au for additional Pricing

Information and trends

$/Tonne IPS

GROSS 2017

QSL Harvest Pool $443

QSL Actively Managed Pool $425

QSL Guaranteed Floor Pool $372

QSL US Quota Pool $726

QSL 2-season Forward Pool $490

Advance Rates are based on a grower's individual estimated final sugar price.

For more information growers can access Wimar's monthly Pool Reports,

Allocation Account Amount Reports, their applicable Advance Finance Charge

via the reporting page of the Pricing and Payments

section of the GrowerWeb. The cashflow forecast tool is also available in the

Pricing & Payments section.

Default Default

Advances

Cash on delivery

Advances

Jun -17 65% 90%

Jul -17 65% 90%

Aug -17 65% 90%

Sep - 17 67.5% 90%

Oct -17 70% 90%

Nov - 17 72.5% 90%

Dec -17 75% 90%

Jan - 18 80% 90%

Feb - 18 85% 90%

Mar - 18 90% 90%

Apr -18 92.50% 92.5%

May -18 95% 95%

Jun -18 97.5% 97.5%

Jul -18 100% 100%

Wilmar Indicative Future Sugar Prices

as at 12 December 2017

2017 Season Advances Schedule

As at 11 December 2017

QSL Indicative ICE 11 prices

The figures quoted above are indicative of available ICE 11 prices as at the

current date and reflect the weighted average AUD/mt price. The prices have

been adjusted to include Over-the-Counter (OTC) margin fees charged by

banking institutions and, therefore, may differ from daily prices quoted by the

ICE #11 Exchange and/or other Marketers of Growers’ Economic Interest in

Sugar (GEI Sugar). Values also do not account for any adjustments resulting

from local grower-miller pricing arrangements. For more information, view the

latest QSL Market Snapshot here.

Estimated QSL Pool Prices

As at 24 November 2017

2017 Season Advances

Schedule

As at 31 August 2017

Applicable

from

Forward

Pricing

Default

Pools %

Rate

Default

Pricing

Indicative

price

Initial 60% 60% 252.08

24 Aug 17 70% 70% 305.64

19 Oct 17 72.5% 72.5% 309.12

14 Dec 17 90% 75% 336.99

25 Jan 18 90% 80% 359.45

22 Feb 18 90% 82.5% 370.69

22 Mar 18 90% 87.5% 393.15

19 Apr 18 90% 90% 404.38

17 May 18 92.5% 92.5% 415.62

21 Jun 18 95% 95% 426.85

July 18 100% 100% 449.32

Percentage rate approved by QSL Board

The program above is indicative only in its entirety and should not be taken as a

commitment by QSL with regard to either the advance rate or date of increase.

The program may change during the season depending on movements in the

marketing and shipping plans, sugar price and currency movements and timing

of cash flows. Suppliers’ positions in relation to any pricing elections may also

impact the timing and size of advance payments.

Confirmed

$/Tonne IPS

GROSS 2017

Wilmar Production Risk Pool $384

Wilmar Managed Pool $409

Wilmar US Quota Pool $638

Estimated Wilmar Pool Prices

As at 29 September 2017

As of the 29th September Wilmar does not currently have a component which is required to be

sold or priced in order to manage storage constraints in the sugar terminals and, at this stage,

remains unpriced until tonnage in this pool begins being delivered into sugar terminals. This

means the Gross Pool Price is currently a marked-to-market price reflecting the March 2018

and May 2018 ICE #11 futures positions, which is consistent with the expected sales program.

If you would like to know more about Wilmar's Production Risk Pool and our pricing approach,

please contact a member of the Grower Pricing Team.

Gross Pool Prices are an estimate based on the tonnes hedged and current market price (as at

the last business day of the month) for unhedged tonnage. Allocation Account Amounts begin

the season as estimates and are reviewed and updated on a monthly basis as actual

premiums and costs are known.

The monthly pool price report is available on the Wilmar grower web

Contact Us

HEAD OFFICE

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bdk@canegrowers.com.au

Office Hours Mon - Thurs: 9am - 5pm

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CANEGROWERS Hall

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Wayne Smith General Manager 0428 834 802

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Manager: Finance & Admin 4790 3602

Tiffany Giardina Payroll & Administration 4790 3601

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Manager racheal_olsen@solarisinsurance.com.au

4790 3606

0408 638 518

Email address: firstname_lastname@canegrowers.com.au

DIRECTORS

Phil Marano

Chair

marano@bigpond.com 0404 004 371

Owen Menkens

Deputy Chair

owen_menkens@hotmail.com 0409 480 179

Steven Pilla spilla8@bigpond.com.au 0417 071 861

Roger Piva rogerdpiva@gmail.com 0429 483 815

Sib Torrisi sibbyt58@bigpond.com 0429 827 196

Greg Rossato greg_rossato@outlook.com 0418 713 563

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Burdekin Cane Auditors—Workplace Coordinators

Site Name Email Phone

Invicta Ray Collinson ray@burdekincaneaudit.com.au 4782 9153

Kalamia Vicki Lewis vicki@burdekincaneaudit.com.au 4783 0319

Pioneer Geraldine Cantarella geraldine@burdekincaneaudit.com.au 4782 5346

Inkerman Mark Saunders mark@burdekincaneaudit.com.au 4782 1020

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