Supported by Peterborough United Foundation, the Armed Forces Covenant, and local community partners, this new initiative is designed to remove the barriers that stop men from seeking support  no booking, no sign-in, no expectations, no pressure. Just a warm, friendly place where every man is welcome, whether you're 20 or 70, chatty or quiet, struggling or simply needing time out from the noise of life.

Gary shares the spark behind creating the club, why now is the right time, and how a series of small moments  and a lot of kindness  led to a movement that aims to make a real difference in Peterborough and beyond. You’ll also hear about biscuit diplomacy, community collaboration, and a vision for building a space men will rely on all year round.

If you, or someone you care about, could benefit from connection, company, or a calmer place to land, this episode is the perfect introduction.

The Inspired Men Club launches Monday 5th January, 7–8:30pm

 Unit 7F, Shrewsbury Avenue, Peterborough, PE2 7EY
 Come as you are. No pressure, no judgement — just a warm welcome.

In this episode of Inspired Men Talk, we sit down with Dan Riley, a man who faced three life-changing moments most people would never recover from.

A gun pointed at his chest during a bank robbery.
A wildfire forcing him to flee his home in the middle of the night.
And a life-threatening cancer diagnosis that changed everything.

Most men would break under one of these.
Dan went through all three, and found a way forward.

his isn’t about motivation or quick fixes.

It’s a real conversation about what happens when life pushes you to your limit… and how change actually begins.

We explore:

•  Why men ignore warning signs until it’s too late 
•  The real impact of trauma — and what most people get wrong 
•  How small steps can lead to massive change 
•  What helped Dan rebuild physically, mentally, and emotionally 
•  Why pushing things down only makes it worse 

This is what Inspired Men Talk is all about, honest conversations, real stories, and what actually helps you move forward.

#InspiredMenTalk #Podcast #Resilience #MensMentalHealth #SeizeYourSecondChance

In this episode of Inspired Men Talk, we have an honest conversation about men’s body image, self-esteem, and the pressure to look a certain way — something most men don’t talk about, but many silently struggle with.

From social media and unrealistic standards…
to comparison, confidence, and mental health…
we explore what’s really going on — and what actually helps.

We talk about:

Why body image issues in men are growing faster than ever
The hidden impact of social media, filters, and comparison
Why confidence isn’t about how you look
The link between body image and mental health
Simple, practical steps to start feeling better about yourself

This isn’t about perfection.
It’s about understanding what’s happening — and finding a way forward that actually works.

🎧 Listen on Spotify & Apple Podcasts:

🌐 Learn more about Inspired To Change: https://inspiredtochange.biz/ 

The episode wraps up with practical tips for improving self-image and mental well-being.
00:00 Introduction to Inspired Men Talk
00:15 Discussing the Weather and Body Consciousness
01:02 Body Image Pressures and Mental Health
02:20 Personal Experiences with Body Image
04:05 Impact of Social Media and Filters
06:33 Botox and Cosmetic Surgery Trends
07:22 Generational Differences in Body Image
14:03 Plastic Surgery and Mental Health
21:53 Convenience Culture and Body Image
29:42 Struggling with Weight and Lifestyle Choices
30:31 The Excuses We Make
30:54 The Impact of Stress on Health
32:11 The Role of Shame in Motivation
32:58 Personal Stories of Realization
35:46 Small Steps to Big Changes
41:57 The Importance of Internal Motivation
45:31 Controversial Parenting and Obesity
57:06 Final Thoughts and Tips

In this episode of Inspired Men Talk, four solution-focused hypnotherapists representing four decades of experience sit down with Innes to explore his journey, from growing up in a rural village with no local services to launching the non-profit Act with Purpose and advising national leaders.

🔹 This inspiring conversation covers:

• Youth activism and finding your voice at any age
• Mental health challenges, imposter syndrome, and resilience
• Building connection and routine to combat isolation
• Living with purpose and creating social change
• The power of gratitude and emotional intelligence in leadership
• Confronting stigma around age, geography, and ambition

Whether you're a parent, teacher, policymaker or young adult looking for motivation and guidance, this episode is packed with wisdom, warmth and practical tools for emotional wellbeing and impact.

💬 Subscribe for more episodes that tackle men’s mental health, resilience, and empowered living.

#MentalHealth #YouthLeadership #InnesGordon #InspiredMenTalk #PurposeDrivenLife #MensWellbeing #CommunityEmpowerment #SocialImpact #SolutionFocusedTherapy #EmotionalWellbeing #RemoteScotland #ImposterSyndrome #Resilience #YoungActivists #ActWithPurpose

⏱️ Video Timeline (Chapters for SEO and Viewer Navigation):

00:00 – Welcome to Inspired Men Talk
 01:00 – Meet Innes Morgan: Scotland’s Young Changemaker
 03:00 – Life at the UK's Most Remote Mainland Village
 06:00 – From Angry Letters to Action: The Start of Innes’ Journey
 08:30 – The Decline of Rural Industry and Its Mental Health Impact
 11:00 – Youth Activism: Creating Change Without a Roadmap
 14:30 – What Drives Social Change? Purpose & Community
 18:00 – Facing Rejection, Building Resilience
 21:00 – Identity, Belonging & Imposter Syndrome
 25:00 – Why Routine and Micro-Connections Matter in Mental Health
 28:30 – Moving to London and Cambridge: Culture Shock & Growth
 33:00 – Stigma Around Youth, Accents & Stereotypes
 38:00 – How Gratitude and Self-Awareness Build Emotional Strength
 43:00 – Innes’ Advice for Young People Who Want to Make a Difference
 46:00 – What Has Changed in His Community? Reflections on Impact
 49:00 – All About Act With Purpose & How to Get Involved
 51:00 – Final Thoughts: Resilience, Purpose and the Future

In this episode of Inspired Men Talk, we talk about men’s health, why so many issues go unspoken or unnoticed, and how small things can build up over time, and what can actually help you move forward.

This isn’t about lectures or overcomplicating things.
Just real conversations about real life, and what actually makes a difference.

⏱️ 
00:00 – Intro & Sponsor: Mental Health in the Workplace
01:00 – Meet the Hosts & Guest Line-up
03:00 – Fiona’s Journey: From Nursing to Men’s Health
05:00 – Why Fiona Works with Men (and Not Women)
07:00 – Fiona’s Master’s in Public Health & Focus on Male Suicide
09:30 – Suicide, Stigma & Systemic Gaps in Healthcare
12:00 – Why Men Are Often Missed or Misdiagnosed
15:00 – The Chlamydia Taboo: Older Men & Sexual Health
17:00 – Getting Men Talking: How & Why It Works
18:45 – Why the NHS Was Designed for Women & Children
21:00 – The Need for Male-Specific Healthcare Spaces
25:00 – The Andropause: The Male Hormonal Shift
28:00 – Men, Mental Health & The Fear of Failure
31:00 – The GP Gap: How to Get the Right Help
34:00 – Writing a Letter Your GP Will Read: Practical Advice
36:00 – Referrals, Resources & Knowing Your Rights
41:00 – How to Use Your 7 Minutes with a GP Wisely
44:00 – Polypharmacy & the Impact on Older Men’s Health
48:00 – Gut Health, Mood & Food: The Missing Link
50:00 – The ‘Health House’ Analogy: Understanding the Body
55:00 – Why Suicide Rates in Men Are So High
01:03:00 – Final Reflections: Prevention, Permission, Power

James opens up with raw honesty, warmth, and even humour, offering insights into trauma recovery, the power of choosing your response, and why he considers himself one of the lucky ones.

Whether you’re seeking inspiration, emotional wellbeing support, or simply a story of remarkable resilience, this episode is not to be missed.

💬 Topics include:

• Men’s mental health & emotional wellbeing
• Surviving trauma and natural disaster
• Coping with grief and loss
• The power of CBT and counselling
• Breaking generational cycles & positive parenting

🧠 Empowering conversations that remind us it’s okay to speak up. You’re not alone.

🔗 Connect with James Newell:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesnewell/
Business: https://clearsalesmessage.com

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Visit [your website or resource here] for a free initial consultation and access to our wellbeing resources.

🕒 Timeline / Chapters:

00:00 – Introduction to Inspired Men Talk
 02:00 – Meet James Newell
 04:20 – Early trauma: losing his father to suicide
 08:30 – Travelling solo to reset life
 13:00 – Christmas on Phi Phi Island
 18:20 – The tsunami strikes: James’ near-death experience
 28:45 – Escaping the island and the aftermath
 38:00 – Returning home & recovery
 43:00 – Mental health struggles and therapy
 49:10 – Rebuilding with CBT
 54:40 – Fatherhood, purpose & breaking the cycle
 1:01:00 – The power of choosing your response
 1:07:30 – Final reflections & advice
 1:10:00 – How to connect with James

In this episode of Inspired Men Talk, we talk about resilience, overcoming serious challenges, and how people find a way forward even when things feel at their lowest, and what can actually help you move forward.

This isn’t about lectures or overcomplicating things.
 Just real conversations about real life—and what actually makes a difference.

⏱️ What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
00:00 – Meet Pazbi Zavazki: A Story of Strength
03:15 – Growing Up Between Greece, Poland & the UK
06:40 – Cancer Diagnosis at Age 7 & Relearning to Walk
13:00 – The Power of Hope, Teachers, and Mr Bean
21:00 – Being Diagnosed with ADHD at 30
25:45 – Learning to Focus & Letting Go of Shiny Things
31:10 – How Identity Shifts Rewire the Brain
38:00 – Advice for Parents & Adults Facing Illness
43:30 – Creating Neuroinclusive Standards in Business
50:20 – Travel Tips for Japan!
55:00 – Why Therapy, Focus & Small Joys Matter

Dating in 2025 is harder than ever, especially for men. With dating apps creating unrealistic expectations and rejection becoming a daily struggle, it's no surprise that men's mental health is suffering. In this powerful episode of Inspired Men Talk, hosts Peter Ely, Benn Baker-Pollard, and Gary Johannes sit down with Eamer Draper, a straight-talking dating coach, to unpack the challenges modern men face in dating and relationships.

💡 What you'll learn in this episode:
✔️ The hidden struggles men face in online dating
✔️ Why rejection is actually protection
✔️ The truth about dating app algorithms (and how they work against you)
✔️ How to boost confidence & find meaningful connections
✔️ Practical tips to navigate dating with a healthy mindset

If you’ve ever felt lost in the dating world or frustrated with the modern landscape of love, this episode is for you!

✨ Resources & Links:
🔹 Take the Dating Persona Quiz: https://bit.ly/43orRS2
🔹 Learn more about Kindling Dating Coaching: https://kindlingdating.com/
🔹 Follow Eamer Draper on Instagram: @kindling_dating

💬 What’s your biggest struggle with dating? Drop a comment below! Don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more real conversations on men’s mental health.

#DatingTips #MensMentalHealth #Relationships #ModernDating #OnlineDating #SelfConfidence #Love #InspiredMenTalk #MentalHealthMatters #DatingCoach #PersonalGrowth #DatingApps #MenAndRelationships

Growing up on the tough streets of Johannesburg, Brian opens up about his battles with ADHD, depression, and bipolar disorder, as well as the pivotal role that therapy, self-care, and the 12-step programme played in his transformation. He discusses the importance of asking for help, setting boundaries, and honouring oneself through positive actions.

This honest and heartfelt conversation shines a light on the strength found in vulnerability and offers practical advice for anyone seeking hope and change. Join us for an inspiring story of resilience and self-discovery that is sure to resonate.

Graham found healing through StrongMen, a charity supporting men dealing with bereavement. A transformative walk up Mount Snowdon helped him reset his life and find new purpose. Today, Graham is thriving in his photography career and gives back by supporting others through StrongMen’s initiatives. His story is a testament to resilience, healing, and the power of finding the right support.

Tune in to hear how Graham turned personal tragedy into strength and now helps other men do the same.

Timeline of Key Events:

• Childhood:
  Casey grew up without his biological father, leading to deep feelings of abandonment. At 16, his mother’s divorce from his stepfather intensified these emotions, leading to rebellious behaviour and difficulty processing his trauma.
• Teen Years (16):
  Casey’s bad attitude affected his promising football career. Conflicts with coaches and a lack of focus due to personal struggles led him to walk away from the sport, despite his natural talent.
• Early Adulthood (18-20):
  After being rejected by Oxford University, Casey left education behind and dove into entrepreneurship. He sought out successful mentors, interning and eventually starting his own businesses, striving to prove himself.
• Fatherhood (22):
  Becoming a father at 22 was a pivotal moment. Casey struggled with feelings of inadequacy and fear of abandonment, which led him to seek therapy to address the emotional wounds from his childhood and improve his relationship with his son.
• Personal Growth (Mid-20s):
  Therapy helped Casey confront his fear of rejection and abandonment, which had affected his business and personal relationships. This shift allowed him to step back from overworking, prioritize family, and redefine success on his terms.
• Current Life:
  Now a fractional CMO and business coach, Casey helps entrepreneurs align their business goals with personal fulfilment. His focus is on achieving work-life balance and emotional clarity, ensuring success in both business and personal life.

Tune in to hear a compelling story about transformation, hope, and the power of talking, even when it feels hardest.

In this eye-opening episode of Inspired Men Talk, we dive deep into critical discussions around youth mental health, suicide prevention, and the pivotal work of The OLLIE Foundation. Join our host, Gary Johannes, and guests from The OLLIE Foundation—Chris Sibley, one of the founders, and Debbie Roberts, the CEO—as they share powerful stories and essential information about supporting mental health in young people.

🎥 Key Takeaways:

The OLLIE Foundation's mission: "One Life Lost Is Enough."
Exploring suicide prevention strategies and how to support those in crisis.
The impact of medications on mental health, including unexpected side effects that can lead to anxiety, depression, or suicidal thoughts.
The importance of mental health education and coping strategies for teens and their support networks.

Innovative initiatives like the Prescription Safe Plan and training programmes are designed to equip people with the tools to better understand and navigate mental health challenges.
📌 Why Watch? If you're passionate about mental health awareness or know someone who could benefit from understanding emotional wellbeing, this episode is a must-watch. The insights shared could be life-saving, whether you're a parent, teacher, or someone directly affected by mental health issues.

🚨 Calls-to-Action:

Subscribe to our channel for more crucial discussions on mental health and wellbeing.
Like this video if you found it helpful, and share it with someone who needs to see it.
Comment below with your thoughts or questions—let's keep the conversation going!
🔗https://theolliefoundation.org/
https://www.facebook.com/TheOLLIEFoundation/
https://www.instagram.com/the_ollie_foundation/

Visit The OLLIE Foundation: theolifoundation.org for more information and access to free resources, including their Prescription Safe Plan.

Explore their YouTube channel for more in-depth talks and training on mental health topics.
#MentalHealthAwareness #SuicidePrevention #YouthMentalHealth #MentalHealthSupport #AnxietyManagement #DepressionHelp #SelfHarmPrevention #StressReduction #Mindfulness #CopingStrategies #ResilienceBuilding #TeenMentalHealth #MentalHealthResources

Free peer support groups across the UK
24/7 text helpline for immediate assistance
Innovative outreach through the Flaming Unicorns rugby team

Key topics:
✅ Addressing military and veterans' mental health
✅ Breaking down barriers in male-dominated workplaces
✅ Generational attitudes towards mental health
✅ Strategies for suicide prevention
Learn how Tough Enough to Care transforms lives and creates vital support networks for men struggling with mental health.
Ready to make a difference? Visit https://www.toughenoughtocare.org to access support or join the movement.
Subscribe to Inspired Men Talk for more crucial conversations on men's wellbeing and mental health awareness.
#MensMentalHealth #ToughEnoughToCare #StuartBratt #MilitaryMentalHealth #SuicidePrevention #ToxicMasculinity #ManUpCulture #VeteransMentalHealth

📌  Highlights:
Claire's unique journey from pharmacy to hypnotherapy
Addressing the stigma around men’s health products
The importance of early intervention and open discussions
Insights into "Pharmacy First" and its benefits
Practical advice for men seeking mental health support
🔍 Key Takeaways:
Men's Mental Health Awareness: The importance of discussing and addressing mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, and substance abuse.
Male Suicide: Understanding the critical statistics and ways to provide support.
Mental Health Services for Men: Exploring available resources and treatment options tailored for men.
Breaking the Stigma: Encouraging open conversations about men’s mental health and reducing the associated stigma.
Pharmacy First Initiative: How it can assist in addressing common health concerns promptly.
📱 Connect with Claire Noyell:
In-Person Pharmacy Consultation: Gravesend Regent Pharmacy (Wednesdays)
Hypnotherapy Practice: Inspired to Change Hypnotherapy www.inspiredtochange.biz
Contact: claire@inspiredtochange.biz
👉 Don’t forget to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more inspiring content!

Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
02:15 - Claire’s Career Journey
10:45 - Men's Mental Health and Stigma
20:30 - Early Intervention and Seeking Help
30:00 - Understanding "Pharmacy First"
40:50 - Practical Advice for Men

Inspired to Change Hypnotherapy -  www.inspiredtochange.biz

#MensMentalHealth #MaleSuicide #DepressionInMen #AnxietyInMen #MensHealthWeek #MentalHealthServicesForMen #MentalHealthTreatmentForMen #MensMentalHealthSupport #MensMentalHealthAwareness #MensMentalHealthStatistics #MensMentalHealthStigma #MensMentalHealthAndSubstanceAbuse #InspiredMenTalk #MentalHealth #Hypnotherapy #PharmacyFirst

Today, we are joined by Jason Firmager, a therapist with a rich background in hypnotherapy, psychotherapy, and cognitive behavioural therapy, among other areas. Jason's journey into therapy was driven by his own personal challenges and a profound desire to understand the complexities of the human mind. Beyond his personal experiences, Jason has been particularly attuned to the struggles men face post-COVID, observing a troubling trend among men who find it difficult to express vulnerabilities due to societal stigma. 

Today, he will share his insights on the importance of mental health support for men, the establishment of his charity aimed at encouraging open conversations, and how his life experiences have shaped his approach to helping others. Stay tuned as we delve into these crucial discussions with Jason.

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Each host brings a unique perspective from their respective generations, creating an intensely personal and universally relatable narrative. They don’t merely recount experiences; they dissect them, offering up the unvarnished truth and the wisdom they've gathered along their paths. This conversation goes beyond the typical, providing a deep dive into the complexities of transitioning into manhood. It makes it invaluable for young lads grappling with adolescence, parents searching for insights, or anyone keen on understanding the nuances of personal growth.

Inspired Men Talk emerges as a beacon of hope and understanding amidst the usual superficial discussions. It’s an open invitation to a community where struggles are aired, lessons are shared, and isolation is banished. Whether you’re seeking guidance, inspiration, or just a proper natter about the highs and lows of life, this episode is a must-listen. Join our hosts as they lay bare the realities of the journey to manhood, offering laughs, solidarity, and a healthy dose of reality. Don’t let this enlightening episode pass you by—it’s more than a conversation; it’s a lifeline.

This episode explores the complex dynamics of peer pressure, survival, and the quest for identity in a community where the line between fitting in and standing out is as thin as a spray can's nozzle. Nathan opens up about the early days of his graffiti adventures, the formation of his crew "MIS" (Menace in Society), and the challenges and triumphs of navigating a path through a culture dominated by masculinity and ego.

Listeners will be treated to an intimate account of Nathan's first encounters with the law, the pivotal moments that steered him away from a life of more serious crime, and the transformative power of art as a means of expression and redemption. Through candid reflections on bullying, the impact of one's social environment, and the journey towards understanding and empathy, Nathan's story is a testament to the belief that one's past does not define their future.

This episode is not just about graffiti; it's a story of resilience, growth, and the art of turning life's canvases into masterpieces. Join us on "Inspired Men Talk" as Nathan 'Nice' Murdoch paints a picture of his life, art, and the indelible marks we leave on the world and each other. Whether you're an art enthusiast, someone seeking inspiration to change their narrative, or just looking for a compelling story, this episode promises to engage, provoke, and inspire.

This week, dive deep into the heart warming world of "Man and Man's Best Friend." Join us as we unravel the layers of love, loyalty, and lessons learned from our furry companions. From the tail-wagging joy of dogs to the silent companionship of cats and beyond, we explore how these animals shape our lives, mend our hearts, and influence our mental health.

Gary, Ben, Peter, and Chris share personal anecdotes, laughter, and insights into how pets have been more than just animals to us. They've been guardians, friends, and therapists, offering unconditional love without a word.

As we discuss the profound impact of pets on our lives, we also delve into the science behind this unique bond. Discover how these relationships boost our wellbeing, teach us about loss, and offer a form of support that's unmatched by humans.

Whether you're a pet owner or someone yearning for that connection, join us for a journey of understanding, compassion, and unconditional love. It's not just about dogs; it's about every creature that has the power to touch a human soul. So, tune in and let's share in the universal language of love that pets bring into our lives.

🔗 https://inspiredtochange.biz/podcasts/

#BlueMonday #PodcastIntro #FactOrFiction #CuriosityMeetsConversation #JoinTheDiscussion 🎧

You've probably heard the term before, but what exactly is the man flu, and why does it seem to be controversial? Is it a legitimate phenomenon, Peter thinks so… or just a case of exaggeration and stereotype, Gary thinks it could be…  Join us as we explore the science, psychology, and humour behind the man flu.

Join us on this insightful journey into the world of sniffles, coughs, and the age-old question: does the man flu genuinely deserve its reputation? 

In this episode, we ‘ALL’ have strong opinions on the subject. 

This podcast is delivered to you by 4 guys, all solution-focused hypnotherapists and part of the Inspired To Change team.
Christopher Johannes | Benn Baker-Pollard | Peter Ely | Gary Johannes 
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Brace yourself as our special guest, Gamal Turawa, talks about being a Black police officer in the Met. The discussion is profound and thought-provoking. Gamal reveals such truths. The lengths he went to fit in with his peers. 

 Some of the extraordinary truths included statements such as:

• "I sacrificed my colour, and I sacrificed my sexual orientation."
• "I grew up in a time where I was ashamed to be black."
• "Vulnerability is My Superpower."
• "There is a space for dark humour. But it's how it's managed."
• "Whatever you are going through, It's a chapter, not the whole book."
• "You force banter underground, and then you get the WhatsApp groups."

The Black Cop: a villain, a victim and a hero​ – Bafta 2022 Best Short Film winner

https://youtu.be/6quoiHR1VxA?si=uK09RNXjnKIy-b7k

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As always, the conversation is open and candid. 

Remember, if you ever want to talk, all of us are here. There are also some great services that will hold that space for you. 

Please find us at 
www.inspiredtochange.biz 
https://www.facebook.com/inspiredmentalk
https://www.instagram.com/inspired_men_talk/

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However, is it used as a weapon by some? If so, why? 
is it sometimes meant well but misses the spot as we don't know the person well enough or their history?

Today, we open it up for discussion and would love your thoughts too.

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Jamie was the perfect guest when the topic of winning came up.  The debate is often spoken about at school sports day but is evident in most areas of life, from school sports day to working life and even being a parent. Listen to Jamie's perspective on the Win at All Costs Vs. Everyone's a Winner debate, after all, he's been competing for nearly 30 years and has a regional martial club with over 1000 members, he's got to have a view, however, the view of this world champion might surprise you.

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Enjoy  

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With 4 very different perspectives, we also take a shallow dive into the cultural imbalance in therapy and whether more male therapists from different walks of life would also benefit this area too. 

The big questions asked on the podcast are:
Do we need more male therapists?
Why we might need them?
What would make a good male therapist?

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Christopher Johannes | Benn Baker-Pollard | Peter Ely | Gary Johannes 
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We venture into the world of when men do talk and who we would talk to if we felt the need and also when it's been made uncomfortable to do so.

have a listen and give us feedback please 

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