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| Wednesday, 30-May-2007 08:52 |
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Stone's Name
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阿拉伯白Arabescato Normal
埃及红Aswan Red
埃及米黄New Beige
艾丽丝红Rosa Iris
爱斯他银Oyster Silver
安东尼巧克力Adoni Chocolee
桉树绿Verdre Eucalipto
奥斯塔绿 Verde Aosta
澳洲沙石(粉红色Mount White (Pink)
澳洲沙石(金黄色 Mount White (Dark)
澳洲沙石(浅黄色Mount White (Medium)
巴拿马黑Nero Impala
巴西帝红(细花Royal Red
巴西帝红(中花Colorado Gaucho
巴西点啡 Ipanema
巴西红棕Bratteby
巴西幻彩红Rosso Crepuslolo
巴西金彩麻Amarello Gold
巴西金珍珠Amerello Pearl
巴西新纽啡珠Riosorgeinento
巴希亚蓝Azul Bahia
芭拉黑Barry Black
芭拉灰 Brarry Grey
白海棠White Crabapple
白木纹 Perlino Bianco
白沙米黄 Bianco Botticino
白沙米黄 Cream Pinta
白沙米黄(黄 Biancone D
白沙米黄(灰 Biancone E
白沙石 Limbra Stone
白水晶 Thassos
白水晶 Thassos White
白珠白麻 White Pearl
柏斯高灰 Fior Di Pesco Carnico
宝瓶宫石 Aquarius
宝石啡 Gem Brown
贝勒米黄 Cream Bello
比花蓝 Peval Gream Blue Bahia
彼拉尔巴红 Rosa Peralba
边绿 Verde Verge
宾拉卡红 Pokkala Red
波涛奇瑙挑红石 Pottochino Peack
伯君子黄沙石 P.Jaunz
伯朗细花 Adoni Chocolee
伯朗细花 Imperial Brown
布巴绿 Verde Buba
布丝绿沙石 Buxy Bayada
彩丽纹 Pearl
蚕丝白 Kashmire White
岑溪红 Cenxi Red
查菲比蓝 Zaphipe Blue
查菲比棕 Zaphipe Brown
橙皮红 Rosa Tea
春天红 Spring Rose
春天绿 Spring Ray
纯黑麻 Absoluto Black
纯墨绿麻 Verde Assoluto
达威芮那米黄 Doverena Beige(N)
大白花 Big White Flower
大啡珠 Imperial Brown
大花白 Arabescato
大花白 Arabescato Corchia
大花灰 Arabescato Grey
大花绿 Dark Green
大花绿 Medium Green
大陆绿 Mainland Green
大西洋绿 Luarentide Green
黛丝香槟 Derert Litac
德玛拉金缎 Giallo Damara
德州粉红 Texas Pink
德州粉红(金杜鹃 Texas Red
德州红 Dallas Pink
德州红 Texas Red
帝皇白 Imperial Dumby(II)
帝皇白(纯 Imperial Dumby
帝诺化石 Diano Peal
豆腐花米黄 Botticino Fiorito
杜傲依莎灰 Grey Duauesa
多川粉白麻 Docheung
多拉塔黄沙石 Pietra Dorata
俄国啡珍珠 Brown Pearl
法国红 Rosso Antico
梵格宙绿 Verde Mergozzo
梵格祖绿 Mergozzo Green
梵舍威图灰 Moncervetto
非洲黑 Zimbabwe
啡红根 Café Rosita
啡红麻 Derby Brown
啡网纹 Emperador
啡网纹 Emperador Dark
啡珠麻 Imperial Brown
啡钻 Baltic Brown
啡钻 Baltic Brown “M”
啡钻麻 Baltil Brown
翡翠红 Verde Eucalipto
芬兰红 Finland Red
粉点白麻 Rosa Beta
粉蝶石 Perlino Rosato
粉红绿麻 Pink Green
粉红麻 Pink Porrino
粉红麻 Red Sesame
粉红沙石 Pink Quarzite
粉红水晶 Royal Pink
粉红珍珠 Pink Pearl
枫丹彩虹 Regina Pink
枫叶黑 Negro Espana
枫叶红 Maple-Leaf Red
枫叶绿 Verbe Fontam
枫叶棕 Caledonia D-Brown
佛岗青 Fu Gang Blue
佛里斯塔灰 Grey Forresta
富地红 Richearth Red
富贵米黄 Beige A1&A2
橄榄绿 Olive Green
高蚊+A152红 Marron Guaiba
哥拉斯彩虹 Scuru
哥拉斯彩虹 Tropical Violet
哥斯亚灰 Qasia Auzl
格朗米黄 Gran Beige
格丽丝金麻 Grand Gris
古典金麻 Giallo Anitco
广西白 Guangxi White
国产大花绿 Big Flower Green
哈比丝卡丝红 Habiscuss
海珊瑚 Hassan Green
海洋白 White Marine
海洋白砂石 Sea White
海洋绿 Ocean Green
海洋绿 Ocean Green (India)
海洋绿 Verde Marina
汉白玉 White Marble
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| Friday, 25-May-2007 02:23 |
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Finishings Of Stone Surface
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Polished: To smooth or brighten a surface increasing the reflective quality and luster by chemical or physical processes. Generally gloss levels should be + 90 as measured by a gloss meter. To achieve this, final polishing should have been done by latest Italian/ French machines using imported abrasives.
Buffing: Using a non-abrasive pad attached to a machine, which rotates the pad in a circular fashion over the stone, generally between 150-300 RPM. Polishing formulations containing micro-fine abrasive materials are used with buffing to produce a more reflective gloss on the surface of stone. Waxes are also used with buffing to enhance the gloss of polished stone.
Honed: To grind a surface with a high grit material to a uniform specification without producing a reflective surface.
Sawn: i.e. unpolished. It is not advisable to buy this way because : floor polishers do not give as good a polish as factory machine polishers. many defects are not visible easily before polishing.
Calibration: To grind a surface with a high grit material to a uniform surface to maintain the thickness variation.
Gangsaw: To grind two sides of the stone surfaces with a high grit material to a uniform specification without producing a reflective surface.
Shade variation: Slabs / tiles should be sorted to ensure uniformity of shade. Normally, any colour can be sorted into three shades. Sorting is simple -just lay all the material on the floor and look from different directions.
Colour patches: These are darker or lighter patches or bands of single colours due to mineral localisation.
Scratches: The marring of the surface caused by physical trauma such as small stones or sand embedded in shoes scraping across a marble floor.
Staining: The absorption of foreign pigments or oils into the porous stone causing discoloration.
Double color: Sometimes two different grain sizes occur in the same slab, giving the appearance of a double colour.
Free lengths: i.e. lengths varying randomly while width is constant are also very attractive. Choose the widths as per the expected floor area. Buy random lengths and cut at your site to fit.
Flatness Tolerances
A 4’ dimension in any direction on the surface shall determine variation from true plane, or flat surfaces. Such variations on polish, hone, and fine rubbed surfaces shall not exceed tolerances listed below or 1/3 of the specified joint width, whichever is greater. On surfaces having other finishes, the maximum variation from true plane shall not exceed the tolerance listed below or + 3 mm of the specified joint width, whichever is greater.
Polished, honed or fine rubbed finishes... + 0.5 mm
Sawn, Calibrated, 4-cut and 6-cut.... + 1 mm
Edges also can be chamfered / bevelled. Chamfering removes whiteness and chipped edges. This looks very good. Chamfering is a simple process in which a polishing brick is run at an angle of 45 ?.
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| Friday, 18-May-2007 03:50 |
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Shanxi Black
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Shanxi Black which comes from China is a fine-grained, intensive black gabbro.
Technical and physical characteristics: Bulk density: 3,040 kg/dm³, compression breaking load: 350 N/mm², water absorption: 0,327 vol-%.
Uses: Construction stone, ornamental stone.
There are several sorts and qualities, s.a. China Supreme Black XS + China Supreme Black NM.
This stone internationally may be nominated as a granite. For the US- and Chinese market this is correct according to ASTM C 119 resp. GB/T 17670. But in the area of application of the European Standard (EN) this stone must be nominated as gabbro because the EN 12440 demands a scientific terminology for the denomination of natural stones, determined with a petrografic examination according to EN 12407 and 4.2 of prEN 12670.
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| Monday, 16-Apr-2007 05:56 |
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What is Limestone?
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Limestone is a type of rock made up mostly of calcite, a mineral form of calcium carbonate. Most limestone is gray, but all colors of limestone from white to black have been found. Scientists test natural rock to see if it is limestone by pouring cold diluted hydrochloric or sulfuric acid on it. Limestone gives off bubbles of carbon dioxide.
Most fresh water and sea water contain dissolved calcium carbonate. All limestones are formed when the calcium carbonate crystallizes out of solution. It leaves the solution in many ways, and each way produces a different kind of limestone. All the different kinds can be divided into two groups.
The first group includes limestones that formed almost completely without the aid of organisms. This type of limestone is forced out of solution when the water evaporates. Such evaporation takes place in the hot lagoons of many coral reefs, and in most shallow tropical seas. The high temperature causes the water on the surface to evaporate. A white "lime" mud is deposited on the bottom of the sea. This white mud slowly hardens into a light-colored limestone with a fine grain and even layers. Chalk is a limestone that remained soft.
When spring water evaporates on land, calcium carbonate forms a crust over moss, dead leaves, and the ground. It builds up a mound or terrace called tufa. Evaporation of water in limestone caverns forms another variety of limestone, called travertine, into stalactites and stalagmites.
The second group of limestones forms by the work of organisms. Many aquatic organisms draw calcium carbonate out of the water and use it to make their shells and bones. The oysters, clams, snails, corals, and sea urchins do this. When the animals die, the shells and bones are broken up by waves into shell and coral sand and mud. Many of the beaches on Pacific islands are made of such coral mud and sand. Most of the limestone layers in all parts of the earth were once shell or coral sand and mud. A limestone called coquina, formed of shells and coral, occurs in Florida. It is used to make roads and in building.
Limestone makes an excellent building stone because it can be carved easily. Like sandstone, it can be cut any way without splitting. For this reason, both limestone and sandstone are often called freestone. Limestone is especially good for foundations and walls where a high polish is not needed. Quarries in Indiana produce about half the building limestone in the United States.
Some factories use limestone to clean waste gases and water before releasing them into the environment. Limestone is also used to make lime and to smelt iron ore.
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| Wednesday, 11-Apr-2007 06:18 |
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What is Travertine?
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Travertine marble, pronounced TRAV uhr teen, is a dense, closely compacted form of limestone found mostly in banded layers. Most travertine is white or cream colored. It consists mainly of calcium carbonate. It forms when calcium carbonate separates from water through evaporation. Travertine is often used as decorative building stone because it is easy to cut.
Travertine occurs in areas where limestone is common and where circulating ground water contains calcium carbonate. It often forms around the mouths of hot springs and in streams. Rock formations called stalactites and stalagmites, which are found in caves, consist primarily of travertine.
The word travertine comes from an old Roman name for Tivoli, a town in Italy where large deposits of travertine occur. In the United States, travertine forms around the Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park.
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| Tuesday, 10-Apr-2007 03:03 |
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What is Marble?
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Marble is a rock widely used in buildings, monuments, and sculptures. It consists chiefly of calcite or dolomite, or a combination of these carbonate minerals. Most marble of commercial value was formed in the Paleozoic Era or earlier in Precambrian Time. Marble is found in many countries, including Belgium, France, Greece, India, Italy, Spain, and the United Kingdom. South American nations also have large marble deposits. In the United States, Georgia produces the most marble.
Other chief marble-producing states include Alabama, Colorado, Montana, Tennessee, Texas, and Vermont.
Properties:
Marble is formed from limestone by heat and pressure in the earth¡¯s crust. These forces cause the limestone to change in texture and makeup. This process is called recrystallization. Fossilized materials in the limestone, along with its original carbonate minerals, recrystallize and form large, coarse grains of calcite. Impurities present in the limestone during recrystallization affect the mineral composition of the marble that forms. At relatively low temperatures, silica impurities in the carbonate minerals form masses of chert or crystals of quartz. At higher temperatures, the silica reacts with the carbonates to produce diopside and forsterite. At extremely high temperatures, rarer calcium minerals, such as larnite, monticellite, and rankinite, form in the marble. If water is present, serpentine, talc, and certain other hydrous minerals may be produced. The presence of iron, alumina, and silica may result in the formation of hematite and magnetite.
The minerals that result from impurities give marble a wide variety of colors. The purest calcite marble is white. Marble containing hematite has a reddish color. Marble that has limonite is yellow, and marble with serpentine is green.
Marble does not split easily into sheets of equal size and must be mined carefully. The rock may shatter if explosives are used. Blocks of marble are mined with channeling machines, which cut
grooves and holes in the rock. Miners outline a block of marble with rows of grooves and holes. They then drive wedges into the openings and separate the block from the surrounding rock. The
blocks are cut with saws to the desired shape and size.
Uses:
Marble has long been highly valued for its beauty, strength, and resistance to fire and erosion.
The ancient Greeks used marble in many buildings and statues. The Italian artist Michelangelo used marble from Carrara, Italy, in a number of sculptures. Marble from Tennessee was used in parts of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. The Lincoln Memorial, also in Washington, was built of marble from Alabama, Colorado, and Georgia.
Extremely pure calcite marble is used for most statues. This kind of marble is translucent¨Cthat is, light penetrates a short distance below the surface of the marble before it is reflected. Large
blocks of colored marble are used for columns, floors, and other parts of buildings. Smaller pieces of such marble are crushed or finely ground and used as abrasives in soaps and other products.
Crushed or ground marble is also used in paving roads and in manufacturing roofing materials and soil treatment products.
Source: World Book Encyclopedia
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| Thursday, 5-Apr-2007 08:37 |
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What is Granite?
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Granite--The Earth’s Oldest Building Material
Granite is quite literally as old as the earth. It is formed from liquid magma, the molten rock still found at the core of the planet, cooled slowly to form a substance approaching the hardness and durability of diamond. Granite is an igneous rock, the name reflecting its fiery beginnings. The chemical composition of granite is similar to that of lava. However, granite owes its hardness and density to the fact that it has been solidified deep within the earth, under extreme pressure. Over the eons, seismic activity has changed the crust of the planet, forcing veins of granite to the surface. Glaciers scraped off layers of dirt, sand and rock to expose granite formations. Typically revealed by outcrops, the deposits have been discovered on all the continents.
Composition
"Granites are formed of an aggregate of crystals which are molded together without any interspace between them or which enclose one another. The magnificent crystallinity of granite is a striking characteristic." Geology of Granite, E. Raguin, London, 1965 p.3
It is accurate to speak of "granites," because many varieties of the stone exist. While they differ in color, texture and crystalline structure, the granites have three essential minerals in common:
* Feldspar (50% or greater)
* Quartz (25-40%)
* Mica (3-10%)
These minerals occur in different proportions, giving each granite its own color, texture and structural characteristics. In addition, hornblende, magnetite, hematite, pyrite, zircon, garnet, corundum and other minerals may be present in smaller amounts, adding to the unique coloration and texture of each granite deposit. In supplying granite for all large building or complex of buildings, it is essential that the stone be consistent in color and texture. To assure this, each granite color must be quarried from the same deposit. With natural material like granite, a certain amount of "movement" or grain in the stone must be expected. Many people find this flow and blending of colors to be the most compelling reason for using granite.
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| Friday, 23-Feb-2007 07:23 |
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Apexstone Amoy marble & granite
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Apexstone Amoy Marble & Granite is a Xiamen, China based stone manufacturer and global supplier. We fabricate and export marble, granite, sand stone, travertine, limestone and slate products.
Our products:
2cm and 3cm gang saw and circular saw slabs for stone fabricators include granite slabs, marble slabs, limestone slabs and travertine slabs. Cut to size stone tiles for interior and exterior wall cladding and flooring include marble tiles, limestone tiles, travertine tiles, granite tiles, onyx tiles, slate tiles, mosaic tiles and laminated stone-porcelain tiles. Also available are 3mm (1/8") super thin honeycomb tiles, 1cm light panel laminated synthetic aluminum-plastic slabs and fiberglass backed stone panels. Size of tiles can be 3/8", 1/2" or 3/4" thickness by 12"x12", (or 300x300x10 by EU standard), 16"x16" (400x 400x12), 18"x18" (457x 457x 20), 24"x24" (600x 600). Tiles are applied as wall tile, bathroom tile, shower tile, floor tile, fireplace surround flooring tile, counter top back splash tile, interior and exterior wall cladding, pool tile and roofing tile.
Kitchen countertops are also known as worktops and bench tops. There are islands and wet and dry bar tops also in the kitchens. We provide prefab (prefabricated) and customer size granite counter tops, marble counter tops for any application. Most of prefab countertops are sized by 96" x 26"x3/4" or 108" x 25 1/2"x1 1/4", islands are by size 72" x 36" or 72" x 39" or free length x 42". Standard width for bar tops is 18". Standard back splashes are 4", 6" or 18" full height. We put steel rod to reinforce the stone when there is a sink or range cut-out on the kitchen slab. Our bathroom products include bathroom vanity tops (vanities, bathroom countertop slabs), granite bathroom vanity top, marble bathroom vanities, backsplash, end splash, vanity skirt, apron, soap dish, facial slot cut-out, toilet tissue cut-out. Shape can be straight front, bowed, banjo front and drip less. Standard width of bathroom vanity top is either 19" or 22", some people use 22 1/2". The length can be 25", 31", 37", 49", or 61". Sink clips help put under mount porcelain sinks. Other bathroom products are stone shower pans, trays, shower bases, tub decks, 3/8" tub surrounds and shower surrounds, which are mostly in size 60"x30" or 72"x30".
Solid stone sinks for kitchen sinks and bathroom sinks we have granite sinks, marble sinks, onyx sinks. They can be any shape such as bowl, square or special deign pedestal, vessel and farm sink. Stainless steel sinks, ceramic sinks and porcelain sinks are shipped with hotel and condo projects.
Advanced computerized facilities help promote our granite trim, granite molding, marble trim, marble molding, threshold, window sills, stair, thread, steps and riser. We work with creative designers to introduce specially medallion border and mosaic inlay artworks to our buyers. We have granite stone columns and marble stone pillars by Doric, Ionic, Corinthian and Tuscan type. Baluster and railing for platform or balcony. The paving stone and cobblestone products are for plazas, play grounds or heavy duty roads.
Highly decorative carved stone products include fireplace mantel surround, water fountain, gazebo, portico, door way, foyer, alcove, female and angel statue, abstract sculpture, garden sculpture, garden furniture, and wall sculpture. The fireplace mantel surrounds are made up from mantel tops, legs, hearth, in filled panels and moldings.
We help people find source of manufacturers in China for solid wood cabinet, plywood cabinets, bathroom cabinet, kitchen cabinet, hotel furniture, bathroom sink faucets, shower mixer and 16 or 18 gauges satin or brushed finished single bowl and double bowls stainless steel kitchen sinks.
Frequently used stone:
Marble and travertine colors: Egyptian Yellow, Sunny Light, Cream Marfil, Empress Green, Volakas White, Botticino Classico, Bianco Carrara, Ariston, Sahara Beige, Rosso Levanto, Rojo Alicante, Tea Rose, Rosalia, Rosso Verona, Toprak Beige, Moca Crema, Galala Beige, Portoro, Ivory Beige, Thassos White, Statuario, Arabescato, Ariston, Bianco Perlino, Royal Botticino, Botticino Fiorito, Breccia Sarda, Rustic Beige, Perlato Svevo, Iran Pink, Crema Valencia, Imperial Green, Emperador Light, Emperador Dark, Black Marquina, Travertine Navona, Travertino Romano, Dynasty White, Quyang Yellow, Henan Beige and Honey Onyx.
Granite colors: Baltic Brown, Tan Brown, Cafe Imperial, Saphire Brown, Tropic Brown, Dakota Mahogany; Giallo Fiorito, Raw Silk, Giallo Veneziano, Juparana Colombo, Golden Leaf, Giallo Ornamental, Giallo Antico, Santa Cecilia, Madura Gold, Kashmir Gold, Giallo SF Real, Autumn Gold, Samoa, New Venetian Gold, Giallo Napoleon, Giallo California, Carioca Gold, Somoa, Multicolor, Imperial Red, Santiago Red, Carmen Red, Rosa Beta, Africa Red, Blue Pearl, Laverdar Blue, Blue Eyes, Emerald Pearl, Butterfly Green, Verde Uba tuba, Forest Green, Black Galaxy, Black labrador, Impala Black, Africa Black, Steel Gray, Paradiso, Belfast, Labrador, Imperial White, Kashmir White, White Galaxy, Regina White, G655 Hazel White, G654, G682 Golden Peach, Rustic yellow, Tan Sand, Golden Sand, G611 Almond Mauve, G634 Misty Mauve, G635 Pink Rose, G636 Almond Pink, G640 Luna Pearl, G648 Deer Brown, G664 Misty Brown, G657 Rosa Luna,, G684 Black Pearl, G687 Peach Red, G439 Big White Flower, Tiger Skin White, Leopard Skin, G562 Maple Leaves, China Green, Surf White, Shanxi Black, Absolute Black, Tianshan Red, Huidong Red, Chengde Green, Evergreen, Crystal Green, Ice Blue, Mum Yellow, Autumn Leaf, Butterfly Blue and Mongolia Black.
Surface finishing of stone: polishing (polished), honed, flamed, water jet, plate, sand blaster, tumbled, bush hammered, chiseled, antique chemical treated and factory applied sealed to protect from acid and dirty infiltration.
Edge finishing (edging) of stone: eased and polished (straight), half (demi) bull nose, pencil edge, waterfall edge, laminated double ogee, beveled, triple waterfall, rounded corner, trim, cove dupont, chamfered edge.
Who buy from us?
We provide containers loading qualified products and drafting shop drawing service to fabricators, import and export trading companies, distributors, wholesalers, retailers, estimators, installers, hotel owners, condos and resorts developers, general or sub contractors, construction companies, home builders, architects, interior designers and decoration specialists. Our efforts are recognized by customers from more than 30 States in US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Southeast Asia, Great Britain, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Russia, Croatia, Ukraine, and Ireland.
Join us in the beautiful magical kingdom of natural stone!
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Apexstone Amoy Marble & Granite
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| Friday, 16-Feb-2007 15:46 |
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