9 HACKS TO MAKE YOUR HOME LOOK EXPENSIVE 👑

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[@SilviaN1]

Having clean windows and opening them multiple times a day to let fresh air in gives me the feeling of a high end home ☺

[@GpD79]

I agree with most of the tips. Very clearly delivered. The only thing I would caution against is removing the labels on cleaning supplies. Those are typically kept hidden away, not on display. They provide important information and safety precautions. It can also be haphazard if the wrong cleaner is used on the wrong finish, which can cause damage, and it can also be dangerous for the person if they think the bottle contains vinegar but is actually bleach, etc. For this tip, I don't think it's worth the risk when it comes to cleaning supplies.

[@mr.schmebulock]

I was about to say this but thank God someone already did 😬

[@vaderladyl]

Yes I would rather have them in a closed cabinet where they cannot be seen.

[@Dingle1234]

I'd guess that your homeowners insurance may be void if someone were injured.

[@samiradezaki]

You can remove the front and keep the back

[@DogeDavidLoredan]

I definitely agree with the safety aspect, but wouldn’t most products be kept in place is not seen to begin with? That’s making the removal of labels unnecessary? If, for some reason someone is determined to remove labels from cleaning products - I would strongly urge them to take a photo of the products with the labels on *before* taking them off - at least they’ll have a record of each product & its full label w/o guessing or scrambling to find out which product they might be dealing with should an emergency happen.

[@dkirk5814]

This was to the point, without any useless chatter, which is very refreshing for YT. Many thanks.

[@ohmygoshmygolly]

Antiques can add the look of old world luxury. One of a kind pieces such as a unique vase, especially if set on a pedestal will upscale a space.

[@PoshPennies]

you're absolutely spot on!

[@maryabdel-malik656]

Right on and I am antique lover 👍👍

[@maryabdel-malik656]

Thank you great video. I am a lover of maintenance actually I am obsessed with maintenance you can find me on weekends walking with can of paint and brush to make sure no scratches on walls or doors 😄

[@1974angels]

I love antiques myself and I’ve found wonderful pieces rather inexpensively from estate sales, Facebook marketplace and kijiji. What I love about these unique pieces is that I’m the only one with it. It’s not mass produced and totally elevates my home on a budget. The key here is patience because sourcing antiques at also a good price often comes down to luck 😊🤗🌺

[@rocb5473]

A nice fragrance (candles, diffuser) and plants in nice pots or baskets works well for me!

[@jaiyana73]

I recently changed my cheap old fashioned door handles in my home, such a small change gives an elevated modern look to the whole space

[@ColleenHershon]

My tip: No clutter on the kitchen counters! I have only a couple of small appliances on mine. No knife block, spice rack, mugs, etc.

[@mandypdx]

What are no-no’s? I think appliances are, unless you use them everyday. ❤ (Which is my nespresso for me. I even hide my Smeg tea kettle & toaster)

[@rocklobstah1876]

I stash clutter into natural weave baskets to deal with at a convenient time. Baskets add texture and warmth, and gathering bits and bobs for sorting when I can reduces my stress.

[@jstokes]

Great tips! I would add organizing drawers and closets and areas that are not "visual" really helps. For example, people have way too much stuff, and there are a lot of reasons why people keep things. It takes real discipline to eliminate clothes you don't wear, and any number of things that accumulate. Having just what you need, and upgrading those things you do use to something of quality creates a good feeling in your home.

[@JustinFromMD]

I'm not sure many people can honestly tell you what each of the bottles are. It's all fun & games until you confuse the cooking oil spray with cleaning spray and BOOOM!

[@cassieroser]

1- add large Art piece gives drama sophistication 2- get rid of visual clutter , use containers 3- remove labels off products, look simple neutral, which translate to cleaner 4- install dimmer switch 5- add large mirror idea create focal point 6- maintaining clean and functional space 7- introduce pattern, adds texture and complexity, depth 8- use cohesive color palette 9- fresh flowers

[@w.preston9873]

Thank you so much for this "cheat sheet " summation!! This is my learning style!!

[@serenebeth]

Hi! I always like your video content. My idea to add today: Wash the windows! (I guess that goes along with your suggestion for cleaning & maintenance.)

[@erintannehill]

You had me at dimmer! We installed dimmers and LOVE them! One of my favorite ideas that we used in our home is under cabinet lighting in the kitchen. It really elevates our kitchen experience. We can adjust the light temperature from cool to warm so it always feels like an experience when using them. Window treatments are another idea that made a big difference in our home, too.

[@zerbirae4224]

I use a metallic copper washi tape for labeling containers in the kitchen, I love the way it looks😊

[@neeko4676]

I love this video! I wouldn't recommend removing labels on chemicals. In an emergency you need to know to look up the MSDS forms, if a child ingests a chemical, and there are some cleaning chemicals that can be toxic if used together.

[@luxurycardstore]

I 100% agree removing labels can spell disaster even if you don't have children. It's not a very smart idea because even adults can have unpleasant results without proper labeling. There is a reason certain items are required by law to have warnings on their labels.

[@PoshPennies]

good point!

[@coffeecupconversations]

I am trying to get rid of harmful stuff with chemicals in my house. There is a free Yuka phone app for those on the same journey as I am. I would rather use baking soda and vinegar for cleaning most stuff.

[@Paula-sw2tt]

But you can make more visually pleasing labels than the ones the products come in. You still know exactly what they are.

[@alimo1611]

@@coffeecupconversations me too. I can't stand those chemicals anymore. It's hard even to go into someones super chemically cleaned home and not gasp

[@zandra7966]

Would you do a video on curb appeal because if the 1st impression is cheap, tacky etc nothing inside is gonna change the 1st impression. Peeling paint, writing on door mats, fake plants, plant pots with dead plants, rooster sounding door bells, dirty windows...

[@leosjan1]

We love your videos!!! Thanks! A silly little thing that brings me happiness is using tissue box covers throughout the house. With simple white faux leather covers, they look a lot better! I love your encouragement to maintain what we have. You've said that in past videos, too, and it truly is so important even though it's much less fun than buying new things.

[@PoshPennies]

i love that thanks for sharing!!

[@coffeecupconversations]

I pick fancy tissue box covers, too. I always look for durable beautiful ones at the thrift store to match the room that needs it.

[@Siss2012]

Great advice! I also use tissue covers, it makes a world of a difference!

[@Person-mh6xq]

@@bebenut123though in a bathroom on display is perfectly ok!

[@syncwork]

​@@PoshPennies Hi Posh, i am a homeowner with no deisiging or architect experience. I have a kitchen with window and i have hard time designing my kitchen. Could you please give some idea or guide to design my kitchen to look elegant. I have created a 3D visual of my kitchen in homestyler. How can i share it?

[@MsGPGR]

very nice affordable tips.. i luv ur graceful articulate manner of explaining ur tips..🤩 if i may suggest a tip... take a lil time to put ur house together instead of rushing to finish decorating ur space... as u spend time u will know what u want nd where...🙏

[@mommam.6101]

Regarding taking the labels off of things, I once mixed what I thought was a cleaning solvent with water and washed my basement and first-story windows. What I did was waxed them.

[@evelina2363]

High quality, soft towels are the mark of luxury to me

[@sarat6787]

Thanks for all your great tips! ❤I especially love having a cohesive color scheme throughout the house. I also think having natural materials throughout the house gives an expensive look. I love mixing cheap ikea designs with one or two more expensive wood pieces, for example.

[@hypersynesthesia]

Good tips! The ones I swear by are: - nice, matching towels. TKMaxx/TJMaxx sometimes have nice ones - I got some handsome hammam style ones. - fat, nice bedding that all goes together (not matching but cohesive). I use the double duvet trick: replace fitted sheet with duvet (in cover), then layer the duvet you’ll sleep under, then blanket/coverlet/throw and pillows. It’s like sleeping in clouds and your bed looks tall and luxe. - vintage rugs. Not always easy to find but worth snapping up if you see them. Printed ones always look cheap and a lot of the contemporary ones can look v mass market (because, well, they are), and most of us can’t afford truly high end, distinctive ones. - good lighting (at multiple eye levels) makes a world of difference - not being too restrictive about colour! A general palette is good, a strict colour scheme looks themed, dated and flat.

[@nonawolf7495]

Fabulous video - I love it!! My tip for upscaling a boring/flat space picture frame molding... it's inexpensive, easy to install, and made a huge difference in my "builder basic" house.

[@janesmith7288]

I just love your videos and especially those examples 🤣. Thanks 💜 from Germany .

[@wendielocke]

Really good advice! When we moved, we were lucky to have a nice neutral background, which was virtually the same as where we moved from. All our decor and furniture items fitted in really well!

[@BrunoKalix]

I love your videos! I wish you released them more often. One item we have renovated in every room at my mum’s house is light fixtures. Easy way to modernise and make a statement. Sconces especially look fancy!

[@kathysimpson3249]

Thanks Vivian. All great tips!

[@MoscowO]

Thank you for the video! I always do one thing that always works for me - match curtains colour to the wall paint. Never fails!

[@jaiyana73]

Wooooo I like this one 👍🏾

[@Robboa1]

Not sure if we look expensive or not, but went a bit rogue in that we met while working in a museum (she in ethnology, me in paleo). We love the museum/gallery look, so sought to emulate it by having furniture that is low and dark so that items of art and nature are highlighted. Saturated and large art pieces are part of the blend, as well as irreverent sculpture and modern Inuit pieces.

[@nickloong]

Displaying some of the highlights of one's hobby collection on a designated area in the living space does make a difference to the look of the interior. It's also a good conversation starter during gatherings or when entertaining guests.😊

[@happygirl8298]

These are wonderful suggestions, especially your advice to stick to a color scheme. I had no idea when I hired an interior designer for my former condo that she could take all the custom window treatments and have them re-tailored to fit the windows in my new condo. And because of the layout of the new condo and the fact that certain pieces of furniture had to be in different rooms, it was important that everything flowed. This saved me many thousands of dollars.

[@marshanhill1762]

Love your advice!!! So practical, somewhat simple but they can have a huge impact on your space. Decanting things that are in plain view and getting rid of visual clutter makes all the difference. Thanks!

[@BOTANICLAIR_RestInNature]

I totally agree with you!! This video is super helpful! I really enjoyed it😍😍

[@RMMomma4Eva]

Genius tip about removing labels! ✅✨👍🏽

[@deborahmichele]

Always love your videos!

[@eliseguerin9749]

Love love love your videos! Always usefull tips and very well explained ❤

[@cookingwithdave5300]

Awesome video! Thanks for all the great ideas!

[@momcatx2]

My husband would lose his mind if I removed all the labels on everything. 😂 I am CONSTANTLY tackling visual clutter.

[@jojocrater1]

Great content as always!! I look forward to your videos 💕

[@michellekimkathol3276]

I use a black sharpie to write directly on my glass container jars to label. Hairspray works to take the written label off if you need to switch them up. Just spray & wipe Also, I'll write directions, notes, etc on the bottoms of the jars if necessary.

[@sharmilagunasekara3159]

Very useful tips. Thank you! ❤️🙏🏽

[@briann8983]

Consider lighting to be the “jewelry “ of a home. Pick interesting lighting. You can find interesting lighting for a decent price that are replicas of more expensive lighting.

[@tinalundy7858]

I love the removal of labels i simple put them in a folder with a pic of the container so this is a quick reference

[@rockshot100]

Poshy, good to see you. All good tips and nothing to add, except maybe burn a candle or two (AFTER dark!). Also even with labels on fancy jars, it is good to use the masking tape with the date on the bottom.

[@DonnaScharff]

Loved these tips and have already implemented most of them! Switching out contractor grade lighting, swtch plates and baseboards will elevate your space. And no space looks lux with dirty windows so find a great window washing company and have them in not only in the spring but the fall as well. A sparkling clean view also makes your home sparkle. One last tip, please don't neglect the scent of your home! Lighting a beautiful essential oil candle or defuser is and easy way to elevate your space. Love you channel and your content! Keep the video's coming! ❤

[@jekalambert9412]

Please DO ignore scents. The chemicals present in most fragrances, even essential oils, is enough to send those of us with chemical sensitivities into distress and even hospitalization. My airways swell shut from fragrance. I even have negative reactions to being in the same space with someone who uses scented body care products or who has laundered their clothing in scented laundry products. A much larger percentage of the population suffers from chemical sensitivities than you imagine. If you're worried about how your space smells, keep it clean (using unscented products) and open the windows. Thank you.

[@DonnaScharff]

@@jekalambert9412 I'm so sorry for your health issues. Fortunately no one in my family or friends suffers from your condition. So we will continue to enjoy a scented home.

[@helenconnell5195]

I love your fireplace!!!

[@juliecaron7569]

Just discovered your channel, wow, love your videos!

[@traceygartrell3419]

Thank you for your inspiration

[@shreyashshrivastav2801]

Loved every single aspect of your video!! Thanks for sharing these tips ❤ Btw I usually don't comment on any video but you made me to do it.. Appreciate it ❤❤ .. From India

[@Donnaconrad1]

Love your videos!!!

[@cogitoergosum75]

Excellent advice!!!

[@stellalouca4537]

Love your videos 😊

[@wilhelmina8843]

Declutter and maintenance are the first two things that should be done for a more luxurious look.

[@hoedown175]

Please don’t remove labels on cleaning supplies!! They have safety warnings and usage directions beyond “spray, pour, and don’t ingest”

[@mandypdx]

Like what?? I label bleach vs non bleach, all purpose vs window cleaner … what should I be looking for?

[@StickFiguresMaster]

“Hoe” down Why 😂 why the 🤬is that your account name?! 🤣 Don’t remove the labels? We learn how to use products enough to not need the directions anymore at times, so everyone knows how to use shampoo, hair dye, how to make food, tie their shoes, it’s mankind learning to surpass the world of 100 words explanations and rules.

[@wailin4315]

Can't agree more

[@lutfiyyatimol6762]

She did say that if you are living in a large family then it might not be practical.. But if it's just a couple then I am sure you can read the labels before you remove them so you are familiar with safety instructions. Anyway.. You're not going to remove labels off cleaning supplies that are kept away in cupboards.. Her tip is more for items that stay out like dishwashing liquid, laundry detergent, softener, etc..

[@scifirocks]

Even those aren't safe to decant. If a toddler or pet gets into it and drinks cleaning supplies it's very important to give the Dr/vet the original packaging.

[@SparkleInMoonlight]

Removing labels: so true. For practical reasons, I left one label at the one "invisible" side and turn in the vessel without the label :-) This way I know all the important info from the back without the promotional label on the front (unless the vessels are in a cupboard - then I don´t bother removing anything :-) ).

[@DogeDavidLoredan]

I definitely appreciate your tip on labels, and this was a GREAT video overall, so please *don’t take this as an insult* BUT I *really* need to emphasize the importance of knowing what chemical you’re using - even those that seem harmless or used frequently can react with other ingredients, or damage/destroy something it wasn’t meant to be used on, or even cause severe burns, blindness or harm to a child or anyone else unaware of the dangers it poses. Likewise, without knowing the proper “Caution/Warnings” & “What to do if on skin, in eyes, inhaled, mixed with ammonia, spilled, used on metal pipes, used with septic systems etc.” it could lead to permanent harm (burns, irritation or rashes, eye damage, blindness, lung damage, property damage etc) that can be avoided or greatly minimized when the *proper* treatment for the *specific* chemical is followed as per the label (or Poison Control who will *need the ingredients of the label*) Lots of common cleaning products contain things like ammonia, chlorine, sodium hydroxide, hydrochloric or sulphuric acid, sodium hypochlorite, peroxide, sodium carbonate (washing soda) etc. Although these chemicals (and most chemicals) shouldn’t be seen as scary or avoided - they should be respected & understood at the bare minimum, for the potential reactions they could have that could make them dangerous, and the “what if” scenarios I mentioned above. **If you’re determined to remove labels, at least take a photo of each product with its full label & bottle before removing it. Make sure you share these photos with your family - or print them and have them near where you store those chemicals** “An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” as they say. And anyway, besides hand soap & sanitizer, all cleaning products/chemicals are kept out of common sight in cupboards or the laundry & bathroom etc. in my home. Even the dish soap is put under the cupboard after use. (If our guests find some reason to go through our child-resistant cupboards where we do keep certain in rather than ask for anything they might need - our concern would be far fixed on the disrespect of our personal home than on what anyone thought of what they found in said cupboards that they had no business being in to begin with 😂) As for the bathroom, we have a reusable porcelain liquid soap pump which we fill with the soap from the plastic bottles. (No labels to worry about) And as for what’s in our utility room and laundry room (which is kept locked for the sake of our young sons) our guests have no business being in, we aren’t particularly worried about what they think about our labels but would be more concerned about the invasion of our privacy in that event 😂 ***Sorry for the long winded post! I just felt it needed to be said as a safety concern coming from a house with small children. Please don’t take this as a criticism or personal attack against the creator of the video! It should be noted that I agree with what she said in theory about labels, and the video itself was very well made and presented! I am sure she never intended to imply removing safety warnings - but you never know what people will do to impress others or how extreme they’ll take a suggestion to extend to literally scrubbing off all labels off of everything (as I am picturing some doing now) Again, I subscribed to this channel because this WAS a quality video, but the safety issue on labels was directed at everyone - not the uploaded! 😊 ♥️ Hope you all understand!

[@shannoncagle8991]

Love your videos. I would like to see photos of less drastic “what not to do” Maybe things that are not so obvious.

[@katereznikov8792]

Great video, thank you

[@lizhoward9754]

If you only remember one thing in this video, remember to NEVER upholster a sofa or chair with patterned fabric….unless you are an upholster. I have made that mistake and it cost a fortune to have my very well made sofa reupholstered 15 years later. The “in” pattern I picked for my sofa in the early 80s looked drab and dated by the late 90s. So I had to pay a fortune to have it reupholstered in a solid color. If you love patterns like me, you can add patterned pillows and throws to chair/sofa.

[@karinevrabely1959]

A good smell and candles!

[@rebecafreites3652]

Great video! Well one thing that I think is good to make your home look expensive is introducing moldings, chandeliers and high curtains

[@pearlhartney9]

I would love to see a tour of your home. I think when I first watched you were renting and decorating the bathroom. You have mentioned since that you have bought a home so would love to see what you have done with it. Especially if you have before and afters photos or are going to do a project.

[@camillea7697]

Lovely and smart

[@michelenemarusiak4918]

I love the green water picture behind you, would love to know where you got it.

[@robynmarty3853]

I love flowers. My cats do too. They would chew and eat.

[@WayneLLC]

Hi, I am new here. I have been looking through your videos, and really like your fluid, concise and practical presentation, especially coupled with photos to illustrate your points. Was wondering if you can provide some tips (maybe via a video) on accessories/items 'matching' - such as like sofa and how to choose the pattern/shape of cushion and rug. Or like the dining table and how you would go about choosing the pendant light and dining chairs. I am in such a predicament myself and I am just no-good with being intended but not 'matchy-matchy' 😢

[@schw0373]

Use mostly neutrals, replace carpet with nice hardwood (bonus points if it's a herringbone pattern in white oak), make sure your kitchen cabinets go all the way to the ceiling and aren't in a dated color/design, add hidden LED lighting under the cabinets, tear down walls, replace dated ceiling fans and built-ins, and add big windows.

[@jekalambert9412]

Don't tear down walls. Open plans make your living space feel like a corporate environment and increases heating and cooling costs.

[@kathysimpson3249]

Tips from your passed videos that I love are use natural materials and use quality linens

[@Sky-hl7hd]

Excellent ideas!! 👍. I’m having so much horrible trouble trying to figure out a Small space dilemma 😢. My dining room gets minimal lighting and I have espresso cabinets and dining table I need help figuring out what to put against the one wall in that room without making it feel any darker and or trying to make it feel brighter 😢

[@elaineanderson8460]

I use Label Maker and use same containers bought for nuts so storing are all same jar.

[@rsamuels6969]

Amazing video! One question: ☺️I LOVE your blouse in the video- can you share where you got it from?

[@ginalewis5777]

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. This is your best video yet!

[@Paula-sw2tt]

I have cats, so I am very limited in what fresh flowers that I can use on my home. I love faux flowers 'cause they are so much safer! And my cats come before anything else in my home.

[@Siss2012]

I have cats too, and roses (with the thorns clipped or removed ), sunflowers and gerber daisies are ok for them. I especially love gerber daisies, as they come in so many different colours. I also like to mix real with faux flowers, it tricks the eye into thinking they are all real!

[@Paula-sw2tt]

@@Siss2012 I knew about roses and sunflowers. orchids African violets and real violets are not poisonous too. I did not know about Gerber daisies. Thank you.

[@Siss2012]

@@Paula-sw2tt great to learn about orchids! Love them! Thank you too😀

[@RosesandBlingPapercrafts]

@@Siss2012 Oh I wanted to start a gerber garden so I can pick my own flowers for indoors. I wondered if they’d be safe for our cat. Thanks for the info 🙂

[@Siss2012]

@@RosesandBlingPapercrafts that would be awesome! Freshly cut flowers from your own garden every day! Heaven! Go for it!

[@Anesthesia_]

Large plants and high ceiling with curtains Chandeliers and spot lights

[@rpierce7004]

Turns out, I'm doing most of these, but I'm still not happy with my home. Just don't have the $ to make the changes I really want. Thanks for the great tips!

[@Dana-ml7sy]

Sometimes if you are never content with your home it may be that you have no appreciation or gratitude for what you have. A change of perspective along with rearranging the furniture may be all that is needed. No one ever has it all & even if you won the lottery it really doesn’t bring happiness, ask those who won it. Contentment is the one thing you can do for yourself. Tell yourself how lucky you are & remember others can be a whole worse off.

[@rpierce7004]

@@Dana-ml7sy I will think about this.

[@gailfairweather1515]

Curtains the right curtains can make the space

[@mechthildhaeussler5736]

For dimmable light, I just use IKEA connected light bulbs. There are 2 different models of switches, to modify either light tone (cold to warm) AND light power (low to high), or power only.

[@maryelizabeth6542]

Large rugs; not cluttered with a lot of small ones. I recently replace three small rugs in an entryway with one large one.

[@plamenadimova2778]

May be some GOLD coloured elements-black&gold,white&gold,pink&gold...not too much just a little bit

[@momof4darlings]

💯

[@fern828]

What color is the paint in the bedroom at 4:15? It looks like antique white. Very serene color.

[@fern828]

Oops 4:09!

[@khyatibhatt2730]

You look so lovely

[@jillquimpo-paredes6485]

Make sure the room smells good.

[@PEACENORACISM]

People who came here to make mom proud 😂

[@prairie2gem]

great info and budget minded, thank you! I always look forward to your videos (I only wish the clown-horn sound effect to signify 'design-fail' was used more abundantly on this one, it always makes me smile. Maybe next time?) 🤡

[@RosesandBlingPapercrafts]

As someone with small children and allergies be careful removing labels. We have safety, allergens and poison information (including the poisons hotline information) listed on the labels here ☠️

[@derred723]

Damn that's a lot of Patron. I need to hang out with you!!!

[@faiznasyra]

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@syncwork]

​ @Posh Pennies Hi Posh, i am a homeowner with no deisiging or architect experience. I have a kitchen with window and i have hard time designing my kitchen. Could you please give some idea or guide to design my kitchen to look elegant. I have created a 3D visual of my kitchen in homestyler. How can i share it?

[@thomaswalker8790]

Guess, the color pallette and the lighting are vitaly important to the transformation of any home. It makes all the difference no matter how big or small the home is.

[@samijust8689]

Make things easy to maintain- have a “home” for everything. I struggle with this! For example, a place near the entry to hide shoes.

[@martyk6132]

Great vid, I would add ckeanliness( you alluded to this in the maintenance part), and scent. Nothing cloying.

[@summerrose4978]

Find great artwork at estate sales

[@mdelong]

WHIMAS

[@mcraig57]

I'm still trying to figure out why?

[@tjordan78]

Removing labels from cleaning materials you store under your sink will NOT make your house look more expensive OMG. Just store those items out of view and save yourself all that time and energy. Those labels are never coming off anyway.

[@monikafitzjohn329]

NEVER remove a label from chemicals , it is useful for your doctor to see what you sprayed in your eye or on your skin in case of emergency !! And many other useful information like: do not mix with this or that as you can create very harmful substances

[@PaulinaLukowska]

Remove labels... Genius. ❤❤❤

[@nemo9396]

Large framed prints are at least 100+ USD. The print you showed is just the price for the PDF file. No way you're getting a framed canvas at 4 USD.

[@DecoratewithAtefeh]

I have a video about how to make your living room stylish in affordable ways. I would appreciate it if you check that out 🥰

[@karolina8367]

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