It Was the Dukes - Trading Places (10/10) Movie CLIP (1983) HD

[@cugamer8862]

I love how when he wakes up and thinks it's a dream he reverts to the old, soft, high-society version of himself. Then when he sees Valentine the hardened, experienced (better) version emerges and he goes into attack mode. Probably Aykroyd's best performance.

[@theprolificnetwork4670]

😆😆 exactly why I wanted to find this scene

[@darrenjohnson2912]

😂😂😂😂

[@kalaong]

@@theprolificnetwork4670 I can't think of many actors who can do extreme personality changes like this - convincingly, that is. Ackroyd goes from cultured wuss to killer punk *mid-breath.* Hell, until Murphy shows up, you could totally buy the soap opera BS; "It was all just a dream!"

[@skylined5534]

*ITWASTHEDUKES ITWASTHEDUKES ITWASTHEJUKES!*

[@rbaltimo]

@@skylined5534 BWAHAHAHA

[@omnivorous65]

Dan Akroyd. Blues Brothers, Trading Places, Ghostbusters. Three iconic comedies and he was in all of them. What a legacy.

[@yosefdemby8792]

@Jack's Videos But Harold Ramis helped expand the script. According to Ramis and Ivan Reitman, it was just page after page of busting ghosts.

[@alvexok5523]

@@yosefdemby8792, I agree. Trading places was one of Aykroyd's best films of all

[@arthurnascimentotubadrumme4209]

He created director chaplin

[@jamespfitz]

To be fair: Nothing But Trouble, but you forgot Driving Miss Daisy and Dr. Detroit.

[@xaenon]

@@jamespfitz Also 'Neighbors' and '1941'.

[@00bikeboy]

Eddie Murphy deserves a lot of credit for this great movie, but Dan Akroyd was under appreciated. He was great as Winthorp!

[@tommyt1971]

00bikeboy He was underappreciated in a lot of his roles. Excellent actor. Never went for the accolades tho. Class act.

[@mer6686]

@@tommyt1971 he was nominated for an oscar for best supporting actor for driving miss daisy

[@alvexok5523]

@@mer6686, Aykroyd was better here. Jessica Tandy and Morgan Freeman were the 2 excellent characters in Driving Miss Daisy though. Aykroyd had very few roles as fabulous as Winthorp. And this was one of Murphy's best too, even better than the Beverly hills cop movies, which I do like. But Trading places is one of my very favorite films of all. So much of the cast is great besides Winthorp and Valentine including the Dukes, Ophelia, Clarance Beaks, Coleman, Penelope, and also the smaller bit roles from Frank Oz, Bo Diddly, and James Belushi. And the story itself is so interesting, and funny. This is one of my favorite movies

[@kevinalfaro3587]

Dan aykroyd is the greatest actor.

[@00bikeboy]

@@mer6686 +1 Thanks for the reminder!

[@bgva82]

I love how Valentine looks away and flatly says "...a dollar."

[@patgogan7324]

One dollar.... *cocks shotgun

[@keiko909]

you know winthorpe was mad pissed when he heard that....

[@enterthecringe7552]

That was some delivery right there. Awesome

[@paulcanis6297]

@@enterthecringe7552 I get older, I realize Eddie is subtle killer sometimes. This is one of his best ever. that delivery gets me too.

[@pji1979]

Agreed. It's perfect.

[@johnbreighner5852]

"It was the dukes. It was the dukes." LOL! LMFAO!

[@michaelhartman683]

"YOU'RE A DEAD MAN, VALENTINE!!!!!"

[@HoldenNY22]

It was the Dukes of Hazard who did all this- John Scheider and Tom Wopat??

[@JP-ks7ey]

@@HoldenNY22 i knew it

[@jasontreyes8078]

Hah hah! It would been funny if he said in the end, "my precious"!!

[@el-kiote]

@@HoldenNY22 Yes. Yes it was.

[@simonjack9699]

I don't care what people say this movie is the perfect movie to teach people about nature vs nurture in sociology in terms of environment and behavior

[@lexdavies3656]

My college professor played this in a sociology lecture once, the whole hall was laughing throughout. Also was funny writing Billy Ray's name in my essay as a citation, lol

[@BudSchnelker]

Ha ha ha. Yeah, because we're all blank slates who can be made into anything with the proper inputs. How does that explain the relative histories of Africa vs. Northern Europe?

[@dtcarpediem]

My brother and I act out that part when he’s saying, “it was the Dukes” all the time 😂😂😂.

[@greeneyedmonster6694]

"One dollar… Fine. That's the way they want it… No problem."

[@xanderluv]

He gonna go bustin asses with a double barrel! lol

[@fortminor85]

@@xanderluv You know you can't shoot people in the kneecaps with a double barrel shotgun just 'cause you're pissed at them.

[@TitanWar93]

@@fortminor85 and why not?

[@alvexok5523]

@@TitanWar93 , I'm sure glad that Valentine talked Winthorp out of doing that, Winthorp's life would've gotten even worse than it had been throughout the film. It's true that the best way to get revenge on someone is to make them poor. Valentine really was a smart character, in spite of his beginnings in the film. I believe in environment over heredity too.

[@alvexok5523]

@@fortminor85, same comment to you that I sent TitanWar93

[@Anynom]

What I love is the reaction of "one dollar....ooooookay....." Like he could almost understand them doing it for a million or a few grand but it's one buck that he finds insulting.

[@Slopmaster]

that subtext always cracked me as if he would feel about having his life upended if the bet had been higher.

[@matthewriley7826]

I love how mostly throughout the movie Louis keeps thinking Valentines this mastermind criminal who ruined his life despite being a homeless beggar when they met.

[@TheaterPup]

"I was poor and no one liked me" Lol

[@xanderluv]

Sounds about right

[@abcedy123456]

My mantra...🙄

[@overdrive7349]

Sadly there are a lot of rich people with fake friends

[@thevampirecielphantomhive2342]

@@overdrive7349 money buys everything and anything you want everything in this world is for sale

[@alvexok5523]

@@thevampirecielphantomhive2342, there are some things money can't buy, when love and real emotions are involved, as discussed in Indecent proposal

[@tylertilwick6852]

0:33 how can anyone *NOT* burst out laughing at that part😂

[@blairbrown4812]

it's strange how in 2021, events of this movie are now more relevant than ever.

[@billgateskilledmyuncle23]

Even the dollar part. Dollar stocks seem to be a new thing.

[@2024SLCLUBBERS]

agreed with gamestop and bitcoin at 47k and Joseph Charles Colin $1 Per Minute Time Priced Art....

[@2525Kody]

Or it just stayed the same.

[@fikratnuraliyev1797]

I love Eddie Murphy's face expression after Winthorpe says n-word

[@crashomatic9929]

"It was the Dukes. It was the Dukes." 0:33 XD

[@pottytheparrot310]

you're a dead man Valentine!

[@sce2aux464]

0:39 "It was an experiment!" XD XD XD

[@evanmiller2562]

His voice X'D

[@JP-ks7ey]

in the words of anakin skywalker "LIAR"

[@crashomatic9929]

@@JP-ks7ey and in Tom's words from big bully "you're dead :)"

[@therealthreadkilla]

the next scene where he's cleaning the shotguns is my favorite

[@darrenjohnson2912]

😂😂😂😂

[@franksbtka1624]

To be fair, a dollar back then could buy you 2 soda cans from a vending machine or 4 local phone calls from a payphone.

[@Sigma0283]

Cool trivia from IMDB: In 2010, as part of the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act, which was to regulate financial markets, a rule was included which barred anyone from using secret inside information to corner markets, similar to what the Duke brothers tried to do in the movie. Since the movie inspired this rule, it has since become known as the Eddie Murphy Rule.

[@spartanx169x]

Trading on insider information has been illegal for decades.

[@Sigma0283]

@@spartanx169x Only if you got caught. The rule was put in place to prevent people with inside information from participation in trading.

[@M0butu]

Funny how it took only 30 years and two bubbles.

[@florinivan6907]

@@M0butu In other words new methods of scamming the place were invented and the methods of the 80s were no longer needed.

[@RRaptor86]

I did not know that.

[@brianloftus4919]

Still cracks me up. Excellent movie all the way through. Without edits of course.

[@IceveinsProductions]

Winthorp looked so comfortable in that bed.

[@jasondyrkacz8270]

IceveinsProductions Wouldn't you be?

[@netherfreakultima4498]

Ikr?

[@rosycandyhaven]

That bed,, that apartment. Denholm Elliot as your butler. Who couldn’t feel comfortable haha

[@jayratliff4191]

"How much...?" I start laughing even before the reply!

[@returnoftheredeye]

This, and 'Coming to America' were the absolute zenith of Eddie Murphy's career.

[@HovaNirvana]

returnoftheredeye A little movie called "Beverly Hills Cop" has a place in that conversation as well.

[@crysjumar1]

no no, you MUST add in Beverly Hills Cop. That's the Eddie Murphy hat trick.

[@joel8583]

"Beverly Hills Cop" added.

[@crysjumar1]

48 Hours, honorable mention. lol

[@joel8583]

'sigh'!

[@Be1lover]

Love that "It. Was. The. Dukes. It. Was. The. Dukes."

[@tami8458]

"YOU'RE A DEAD MAN, VALENTINE!"

[@KeithFroehlich07]

This movie set up the greatest cross promotion cameo of all time when the Duke's were in Coming to America as homeless bums.

[@thomassodomizer764]

"You're a deadman Valentine!"

[@tami8458]

"(Choking)It was the Dukes, it was the Dukes!"

[@abcedy123456]

Ha ha.

[@mohamedashian604]

Tami Okoro Dedeh dukes used us as Guinea pigs to see how our lives would turn out they made a bet

[@geoffwilliams4478]

@@mohamedashian604 I'm afraid it's true, Sir.

[@mohamedashian604]

Geoff Williams dukes ruined my life over a bet ? for how much ?

[@nataliegillmore7436]

It's a good movie to watch during Thanksgiving, Christmas and New years etc.

[@rotcod2886]

Great moment by Eddie with that frown.

[@karazor-el6085]

That was one of the most honest displays of regret I've seen in a performance. He looks truly embarrassed to have been a part of it, even unwittingly.

[@mrbrowz1000101]

In the TBS version (I think) you can see Dan Akroyds hands just holding air around the camera lens lol. Love this movie!

[@teniola9304]

0:35 It was The Dukes 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

[@hip2thabone_da_sticky1]

He sounds like a frog on crack!😁

[@SirScavenger]

One of my favourite scenes, ruined someone's life for 1 lousy dollar.

[@Cinemabuff97]

0:31-0:38 Homer vs Bart

[@boyscouts83712]

Too true

[@albertpringle3397]

FOESHOW

[@mohamedashian604]

Christian Trahan why you little!!!!!

[@AbhilashGregory1985]

"Why you little..."!😂

[@TheaterPup]

Great editing gag there, how fast Louis is able to get to Billy Ray, lol.

[@IAMBENNYBLANCO.]

They need to do a sequel to this.... with Dan, Eddie, Jamie Lee....

[@matthew8153]

In today’s woke society? HELL NO!!!

[@r6685]

You see the Duke Brothers in Coming to America as homeless guys and Prince Akeem gives them some “pocket change”.

[@jolinejoline2471]

~a Dollar ~ it gets me every time.

[@jacobrichardson1952]

0:33 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 IT WAS THE DUKES IT WAS THE DUKES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@fan.80s_90s]

You're a dead maann Valentine!!!.

[@rossdiamondthief6627]

0:33 I literally can’t breath🤣😂

[@Frenchblue8]

Our family watches this every Christmas, along with , 'Its A Wonderful Life', Elf, 'The Snowman", Charlie Brown Christmas, The original Grinch, ;Rudolf & Frosty, tv versions, from the '60s, Shirley Temple's Heidi, Amahl & the Night Visitors. A Child's Christmas in Wales - and the best Christmas film of all time - 'A Christmas Carol' - 1951, with Alastair Sim. Some Laughs, tears, smiles and something for everyone.!

[@Cinemabuff97]

Don't forget National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, Unaccompanied Minors, A Christmas Story, Disney's A Christmas Carol and The Polar Express!!

[@Frenchblue8]

Absolutely, yes to all! We also just last Christmas discovered on KZbin a British family film from the 90s called, I think, The Greatest Store in the World" Adorable, improbable, heartwarming, corny - perfect Christmas fare!

[@Cinemabuff97]

***** sweet

[@umbalaba]

Oooooh National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation is just about Chevy Chase's best movie! It is awesome!

[@Frenchblue8]

umbalaba yes another good one! And was already mentioned. also the 1980s A Child's Christmas in Wales, with Denholm Elliott, It's a Wonderful Life, Home Alone & Home Alone 2 lost in New York. And one I watch that I don't think anybody else does because it does not show up on any Christmas movie list but it's also the only Bond film that takes place near a holiday with holiday festivities featured n it. And that is 1969's On Her Majesties Secret Service. I love a little 007 with my mistletoe LOL🎄

[@archersmith869]

They can’t and shouldn’t remake this movie ...

[@elreyyakko]

Its a remake itself,based on some 60-70s movie

[@theamazingandtalentedblake8296]

@@elreyyakkowhich movie was that

[@elreyyakko]

@@theamazingandtalentedblake8296 this was 3yrs ago, for the life of me,cant remember what it was.

[@SweetSweetWaldo]

It was the Kochs, it as the Kochs, it was the Kochs....

[@gatorboy8681]

0:26 uh Dan… your line was was supposed to be “thank god it’s over”

[@williamprice4748]

“Ruined my life over a bet”.............”for how much”...........a dollar 😅😂😭☠️💀

[@artmv1149]

My favorite holiday movie! Murphy, Akroyd and Jame Lee!! And "Coleman"!

[@timothyj.harrington8952]

0:33 It - was - the - Dukes! - It - was - the - Dukes!!!!! LOL

[@alexandrebertrand-lafleur3114]

Timothy J. Harrington you're a dead man, Valentine!

[@skynetprime82]

Timothy J. Harrington ROFL

[@rafael4795]

lol no, exciting.

[@netherfreakultima4498]

XDDD That is so Eddy Murphy

[@cool4rocknroll]

Thanks for the correction. I accidently mispelled Aykroyd's name. By accident. Stupid errors. Well accidents happens.

[@Shiirow]

Winthorps life. "Id buy that for a dollar."

[@lavarboykin]

0:33 this is my favorite part when Ackroyd choke Eddie had me crying from this scene

[@rafael4795]

I love this classic Eddie Murphy choke.

[@francisclause9307]

Ahhhhh!! Here I am forty some years later and still gushing over Jaime Lee Curtis.Been in love with her a long time.

[@Biggdoom344]

Her mom was no slouch either.

[@skylined5534]

@@Biggdoom344 And her sister, Allegro Curtis.

[@CptHook-1149]

Don't forget her stunning striptease in True Lies..., I adore her...

[@thecowboy9698]

So now we know what Brody was doing before for teaming up with Indianna Jones.

[@jasonbishop197]

best movie in comedy...

[@doronstauber7285]

I rate this movie in my top 5. Best Comedy by a long shot too.

[@Archie2c]

I always appreciated the lunge from flat on his back to strangle on top that's some super human stuff right there.

[@jb20092009]

This movie and The Man With Two Brains got this from Monty Python.

[@rafael4795]

I love this classic Eddie Murphy choke. 0:30

[@rafael4795]

@@matthewmulholland1797 unforgettable scene! hahahaha Greetings from Brazil.

[@alexaiello9577]

At 0:32-0:38 I swear he sounded a lot like gulum from Lord of the Rings. 😂😂😂 I died I couldn't breathe I was laughing so hard.

[@ZhaoYun320]

God DAMN how young AND Skinny Aykroyd was in this flick its a trip. He was funny as hell here along with Murphy.

[@williamcrowe2576]

I can dig how the two decided get back at the Dukes through financial means at the Stock Exchange.

[@joaquinsaavedra6531]

0:33: (Chocking) It... was... the... Dukes. It... was... the... Dukes.

[@M0butu]

When Valentine says "A Dollar", Winthorp finally realizes that - no matter how hard he tries - the Dukes will never respect him, as they traded him away for one dollar. Just like any random street bum. A big step for such a pampered buffoon like Winthorp. Btw stellar writing IMHO.

[@CptHook-1149]

R.I.P. Coleman, I dream of having such a butler..., next life, maybe...

[@MaximGhost]

0:24 This is why Eddie is the GOAT of comedy movies ... he'll partake in a scene where the N-word (or the less severe variant used here) is part of the punch line.

[@dplowden8490]

This has to be the funniest scene in the movie!!...I still don't know how dan aykroyd kept a straight face during this scene

[@mumblerapper1105]

What if the dukes tried to take winthorpe back, what would they say? "Oh it was just a PRANK bro"

[@alvexok5523]

The Dukes probably thought that Winthorp would be so happy to see his old cushy life back, that he'd eventually forgive them. But, the Dukes also weren't too concerned about how much the experience hurt him because they were two heartless soulless men. They didn't even do it for the money, it was like just for fun.

[@thealmighty9]

@@alvexok5523 They also weren't going to take him back after what he did, they were just going to go with some other random person

[@alvexok5523]

@@thealmighty9, the film didn't really explore too much on who they'd take back if they didn't take back Winthorp. It probably wouldn't be someone random with a very high level executive position like that. As for if they'd take him back, Randolph told Mortimer in the bathroom "now what do we do about taking Winthorp back and returning Valentine to the ghetto?", and Mortimer replied that he didn't want him back after what he did (waving the gun around and planting drugs while disguised as Santa). But it was only Mortimer who said he didn't want him back, he was the one who insisted that Winthorp would end up coming out on top no matter what they did to him. Randolph expected an outcome like the one they got (he said earlier how if they strip him of everything, he'd take to crime like a fish to water). Since one was willing to take him back and the other not, I'm really not sure if they actually would have or not if the movie hadn't taken the other turn of them both being stripped of everything

[@xaenon]

The Dukes weren't going to take Winthorpe back. The callous disregard implied by the trivial bet shows they couldn't care less about anyone 'beneath' them. And the fact they referred to it as the 'usual' bet.... indicates that this sort of thing is not exactly new.

[@mrcritical6751]

They’d probably pull some bullshit saying “you were right, Valentine framed you and weaselled his way into the company. We’re sorry Winthorpe we should have believed you”

[@JoeBobTarheel]

One of the best scenes

[@MDthornton83]

This part made me laugh so hard!

[@romulusnr]

This is the last MovieClips clip for this movie, but the best parts of the movie haven't even happened yet.

[@mig7290]

Seemingly Denholm Elliot was robbed in New York once but when the mugger realized who he was he let him go.

[@patgogan7324]

Denholm Elliot such class..

[@mrbrowz1000101]

"Oooonnnne Dollar..." 🤭🤫

[@katarinakrnjevic8183]

This movie was hilarious , it's also very underrated.

[@lisalambert2904]

It is very funny but you do have to watch out to how you go about watching it, due to its EXTREME racism and also how it’s malicious towards woman and it’s misogyny. If you are going to share this movie you have to definitely show it to the right people and explain that none of what they say or do is ok and realize the time it was made and how it’s not accepted.

[@overratedgm5713]

@@lisalambert2904 I don't remember any racism or misogyny, but I admit there was a tiny bit of animal cruelty, with the way they depicted the gorilla.

[@lisalambert2904]

@@overratedgm5713 dw I can read sarcasm but it’s sad and a bit crazy this was only the 80s? Like that’s nuts to me that there was this bad of racism going on not that long ago.

[@overratedgm5713]

@@lisalambert2904 It is kind of nuts...... Beef Jerky Time!

[@cool4rocknroll]

When Dan Ackroyed (Louis Winthorpe III) choked Eddie Murphy (Billy Ray Valentine). That Shit was too funny for me. Eddie sounded like a frog. Too hilarious.

[@JML101582]

My favorite scene!

[@traintrack3761]

0:33 Ok that voice is funny! XD

[@bigvrocks2480]

Great movie! I was poor and no one liked me". LMAO!

[@t100base]

a motherfucking dollar! damn man, the struggle is real.

[@NY4Life]

0:29-0:31 WOW! What a leap!

[@evanmiller2562]

Amazing movie XD It was the Dukes. It was the Dukes!

[@jonathanmendoza2319]

0:30 Why You Little!

[@AirMarshalFiftyCent]

This is the 10/10th clip? There's like 45 minutes left in the movie after this scene.

[@nicholasmaude6906]

One of the actors approached to play Coleman was Ronnie Barker, I'd loved to have seen him play Coleman.

[@dantecarroll1012]

This movie should never be remade. It's a Classic!! There is no one who could ever play any of the characters from this film. They would do it injustice.

[@darrancoyle1352]

I NEED THE DOLLA, DOLLA, DOLLA IS WHAT I NEED!💰

[@Braktooth]

Hey hey!

[@luatala8008]

48hrs, BHC and this,all within a few years at the beginning of his acting career. Has anyone done more in their silver screen debut than EM? I think not!!

[@HovaNirvana]

Best opening trifecta EVER.

[@overratedgm5713]

You are forgetting the awesome movie 'Best Defense' which came out before Beverly Hills Cop

[@adey88splace]

"A dollar..."

[@rickrouse7865]

hey back then $1 can buy you a slice of pizza and a small drink

[@rommelbarahona5991]

winthorpe : ONE DOLLAR hahaha =)

[@MrFg1980]

Instead of thirty seconds of jingly noises they could play more of the clip...

[@stevejones6247]

it was the Dukes it was the Dukes

[@luislopez3726]

After the whole scene Me: A dollar?? Ouch!!

[@mwayuh4493]

Me being like Eddie Murphy when my sister sees me I’m like help meeeeeeeeee 👁👄👁

[@simonjack9699]

I always thought it was weird how the movie Campaign with Will Ferrell and Zack from Hangover was just like Trading Places

[@dabin88]

Duke and Duke didn't ruin his life because his life was full of fake friends and people who didn't care about him only material things. I think this was a good life experience for him

[@mrcritical6751]

He would’ve been dead without Jamie Lee Curtis though, he probably would’ve been mugged and killed day one

[@jb20092009]

A very roundabout way of finding out who your real friends are…and they’re more apt to be on the lower end than the higher one.

[@sneezyg1]

IT WAS THE DUKES IT WAS THE DUKES

[@ajiffy9219]

Now that I’m older Valentine was never played. His like changed for the better

[@Camime]

Is it bad my dad would say this while strangling me?

[@crysjumar1]

"why, you little....."

[@alvexok5523]

In real life, a dad doing that to his son is messed up. The Simpsons is a comedy not meant to be taken too seriously. In real life, trying to jump over a gorge on a skateboard and then falling down the side of it would not be funny, it would kill you. But it was funny when it happened to Homer, especially the way it happened a second time.

[@rahsaanthomas7030]

@@alvexok5523 And that's why Homer's Law was implemented..

[@Cukito4]

In the real scene with the proper format, you can see his hands holding air instead of Valentine's neck.

[@alliequinn6267]

it was the dukes it was the dukes

[@michaelhartman683]

Allie Quinn "YOU'RE A DEAD MAN, VALENTINE!!!"

[@WWAHP]

I can't believe, that Winthorpe never figured it out himself, that the Dukes had set him up. He played a very bad game of Checkers, when he thought that it was Valentine, who engineered the whole thing, as a Harvard man, he should've had his Chess game on. LOL

[@fighterck6241]

Yeah that always bothered me. Like a low level conman managed to set all this up but the multi millionaire Dukes are above suspicicion.

[@rosycandyhaven]

I think it’s because they were white and of his class. He also worshipped them as you see from his reaction when they didn’t praise him for his work. He was able to believe it of a black guy from the ghetto as to him they were all criminals. Look at the way he reacted when he bumped into Billy Ray knocking him over. He automatically assumed he was stealing his briefcase rather than just handing it back. Then he believed it was some kind of revenge on Billy Ray’s part for having him arrested

[@johnwooden7614]

Great movie, I've known people just like the Dukes, arrogant, elite d bags, when people like that loose everything and end up poor tickles me to no end. Welcome to the 90% world.

[@alvexok5523]

Some types of rich people have probably started thinking that they're invincible, they've never had the feel of not living a cushy life

[@RobertWilke]

Well we did get to see what happened to them. We find out in cameo they did in Coming to America. Thing was it was a perfect setup for a sequel. If Ralph Bellamy hadn't passed they probably would have done it.

[@fleetadmiralauto6506]

0:26 The excuse of every white guy in the 60s

[@whooelse9444]

And even til this day for many.

[@dimviesel]

@@whooelse9444 funniest line in the whole movie…and all of history😆

[@biancavega850]

Happy valentines mr valentine lol

[@marvinsilverman4394]

0:43 she is laughing???

[@moisesdegracia5635]

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