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cassette deck
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radical
new
Mario
Bellini design
•
Ultra
-
low
wow
&
flutter
• Pitch
control
•
Memory
rewind
•
Automatic
tape bias
&
equalization
switchover
• Dual level meters and peak level
indicator
lamps
•
IC
type
Dolby
circuit
•Three-
way
power
source
•
Limiter
circuit
•
Timer-controlled
recording
start
system
eAuto
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YAMAHA
TC800GL
High-performance
stereo cassette
deck
with
less
than
0.06
%
wow
&
flutter,
radical
new
easy-operation
design,
Dolby
system,
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tape
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po
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mechani
sm.
Cap
st
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and
s
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eve
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tol
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angle
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0.06
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wow
&
flutt
er,
and
an
outstanding
58d8
s
ig
nal-t
o-no
ise
ratio (Dol
by
on
).
Th
e TC-BOOGL is
also
a
triumph
of
s
tyling
an
d s
tereo
engineering
.
Lyin
g
fl
at
or
tilted
forward
on
it
s
fo
ld
-o
ut
s
upp
o
rt
,
it
o
ff
ers
full
con
tr
ol
conven
i
ence
and
visibi
lit
y
fr
om
an
y
operator
p
os
iti
on:
stan
d
ing,
si
tting
or
reclin
i
ng
.
..
.
Three
-
Way
-
Power
Versati
l
ity
AC
l
ine
, 12V
ex
t
erna
l
source,
or
bat
t
eries
in
th
e
built
-in
com
partme
nt. P
owe
r
the
TC
-BOOGL
wi
th
any
of
th
e three;
use
it
at
h
ome
as a
part
of
your
st
ereo
sys
tem
,
in
your
car
or
boat
,
or
as a
port
ab
le
un
it
fo
r l
ive
reco
rding
and
outdoor
listen
ing
.
Automatic
Recording
with
Timer
Plug
th
e
power
cord
into
your
ti
mer
, s
et
up
fo
r re
cording
and
pr
ess
the
Pause
switch
.
When
the
set
ti
me
arrives,
po
wer
to
th
e
unit
will
pop
ou
t
the
Pause
sw
i
tch
and
re
co
rding
wi
ll
begin
(
AC
operation
only).
Super
-
Hard
Permalloy
Rec
/PB
Head
In a
ddit
ion to a special
materi
al
and
co
n
st
ruc
ti
on
which
offers
s
up
e
rb
durabil
ity
and
extended
se
rvi
ce
life,
thi
s head
also
fea
tures
excel
l
en
t sen
sitivity,
an
ou
t
stand
ing
dynamic
r
ange
and
high
s
ign
al-t
o-
noise
ratio
.
It
is
also
one
of
th
e reasons
behind
the
TC-BOO
GL
's
ul
tr
a-
l
ow
di
s
tor
tion.
Reset
the
t
hree
-d
igit
t
ape
co
unt
er
to
zero
and
pres
s
the Me
mory
butt
on
.
Th
en, w hen
you
re
wind
,
the
tape
will
st
op
at
999
to
t you begin
play
at
ze
ro.
Great
for
reh
ear
ing
favorite
pass
age
s,
language
s
tudy,
et
c.
Automatic
Tape
Switchover
For c
hr
ome
casse
tt
es
wi
th the
new
e
xt
ra
ho
le, a
specia
l sensor
a
ut
oma
ti
cally
switches
bias
and
equ
alization,
matching
the
tape
characteristics. A
manual
selector
lets you
swi
tch
back
and
forth
be
tw
een r
eg
ul
ar
casse
tt
es
and
fe
rr
i-chrome
(F
eCr
) types
Limiter
Ci
rcuit
Ideal
for
limiting
pe
ak
s
ur
ges
duri
ng
live
rec
ordin
g,
th
is
c
ir
cui
t
compresses s
ignal
s w
hic
h threaten
to s
aturate
th
e
recor
din
g
sys
tem,
th
us avoi
di
ng clippi
ng
and
over
l
oad
dist
or
tion.
Th
e
swi
t
ch
can also be
used
with
a
hi
gh i
np
ut
l
eve
l se
tt
ing
for
aut
oma
ti
c level
contro
l; ideal
for
rec
ord
ing
speeches,
confe
rences,
et
c.
Extended
-
Range
Level
Meter
s,
LED
Peak
Indicator
s
Each m
eter
has
an
extra
-
wide
range
of -4
0d
8 to +
6d8,
for
full
visual
v
er
if
ication
of
even
the
most
dy
namic
su
rges
.
There
are
also
l
ong-
l
ife
LED
in
dicators
to
assure
pe
rf
ec
t rec
or
ding
con
t
ro
l.
One
indi
cat
or
lights
fo
r l
eve
ls
above
-3d
8
a
nd
th
e
oth
er
for
l
eve
ls
above
'
4d8.
IC
Dolby
Circuit
Th
e
Dolby
noise
reduction
sys
t
em
cuts
background
noise
and
tape hiss
by
first
boost
ing
the
treble
recording
signal
during
sof
t passages,
then
reducing
the
same
passage
signals
(
and
recorded
noise
)
dur
i
ng
playback.
In
the
TC-BOOGL the
system
is
aided
by
integrated
circuitry
for
better
signal-to-noise
rat
io
and
lowe
r
distortion.
Pitch
Control
"Tune"
you
r
cassettes
to
a
piano,
organ,
etc.,
by
moving
the
slider
left
or right.
Up
to
3"o
playback
speed
adjustment
is
provided
by
a special
servo
circuit.
This
is
the
i
deal
recording
range,
so
perfect
recordings
are
easy
every
time.
Full
Auto
Shutoff
At
the
end
of
a
tape
(
recording
or
pl
ayback
)
the
set
automatically
shuts
off,
to
protect
the
capstan
and
pinch
roll
er
against
deformation
.
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Mic
Mixing
Mario
Bellini Design
The
TC-800GL
concept
was
created
for
Yamaha
by
the
world
-
famous
designer,
Mario
Bellini. He also teamed up
with
our
technicians
to
develop
an
all-new
series
of
orthodynamic
headphones
.
Their
lightweight
comfort
and
thrilling
performance
provide
an
extra
measure
of
music
enjoyment
during
private
listening.
This
feature
lets you be
your
own
disc
jockey,
or
add
your
part
to
.
music
minus
one
recordings
.
The
dual
mic
inputs
work
with
the
level
indicators and separate Line and
Mic
controls
for
a
perfect
balance
of
mixed
signals.
thanks
to
this
special
circuit
design
usually
reserved
for
only
the
most
expensive
integrated
power
amplifiers
.
It
assures
full
frequency
response and
ultra-low
distortion
at
any
listening
level.
OTL Integrated Circuit
Headphone Amp
Snap-Off
Cassette Pocket
Headphone
listening
(via
low
or
high
impedance
headphones
)
provides
supefb
tonal
clarity,
To clean
the
heads and
tape
transport
system,
just
snap
off
the
cassette
cover
for
ful
l,
easy
access.
SPECIFICATIONS:
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- -
--------------------
Recording System
Tape Speed
Wow
& Flutter
Signal-to-Noise
Ratio
Total
Distortion
Frequency Response
Bias Frequency
Input
Sensitivity
/
lmpedence
Channel Separation
Playback Pitch
Control
For
details
please
contact
4-Track, 2-Channel Stereo
4.
8cm
/sec (1½ ips)
Less than 0.
06
% (
WRMS
)
Less than 0
.2
% DIN
Better than
50dB
(DIN, OdB)
Better
than
58dB
(
Dolby
On)
Less than 1.5% (1KHz, OVU)
30
-
13,000Hz
(
LH
Tape)
30-15,000Hz
(
Cr02
Tape)
85KHz
Line:
50mV
/
50K!1
Mic
: 0.
5V
/
10K!1
Better
than
30dB
± 3%
Output
Level/
Impedance
Fast
Wind,
Rewind
Time
Se
miconductors
Power
Consumption
Power
Source
Dimensions
(W x H x D)
Weight
Line:
0.4V
(OVU)
Headphone: 1
mW
/8!1,
3mW
/
150
!1
Within
80
Seconds
(
C-60
Tape)
45
Transistors
, 6 ICs,
38
Diodes
16W
U.S.A. & Canada: 117V,
60Hz
Europe:
220
/
240V
,
50Hz
Other
Areas:
117
/
220
/
240V,
50
/
60Hz
DC
12V
(
UM
-2 batteries x 9)
312 x
98
x
312mm
(12¼" X 3¾" X 12
¼"
)
5Kg
(
11
lbs.)
without
batteries
Specif
icati
ons
subject
to
change
wi
thout
not
i
ce
. Dolby is a trademark
of
D
olby
laboratories, Inc.
SINCE
1887
.
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CO
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LTD., HAMAMATSU, JAPAN
□ YAMAHA INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
..._
P.O. Box
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U.S.A.
□
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1330
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Ave
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Winnipeg,
Man
.
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Canada
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CONTENTS
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SETTING
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RECORDING..
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BATTERY
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CLEANING
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MINI
CASSETTE
GUIDE
CASSETTE
RECORDING
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THE
DOLBY
SYSTEM
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DOLBY
RECORDING
& PLAYBACK
POINTS
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YOU
CAN
BE
A MIXER ! ...
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OUT
&
AROUND
WITH
YOUR DECK...
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FM
RECORDING
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THE TAPE
MECHANISM
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CASSETTE TAPE & SELECTORS ..
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MIXING
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DUBBING
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CASSETTE DECK CARE
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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CASSETTE
QUESTIONS
&
ANSWERS
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READ
THI
5 Fl
RST
In
order
to
derive
the
most
in listening pleasure
and
durability
from
your
TC-
800G
L,
pay careful
attention
to
the
following
points
, in
order
to
avoid
unnecessary damage.
• Avoid
exposing
the
unit
to
direct
sunlight,
heat
or
dust.
• Avoid an especially
cold
location
.
• Do
not
place
the
unit
near
sources
of
magnetism,
such as a television
set
or
an
appliance
which
incorporates
a
motor
or
transformer,
etc.
• Avoid a
location
with
noticeable
vibration.
•
If
you
hear
a click
sound
when
the
power
switch
is
turned
on,
this
is
perfectly
normal
and
does
not
indicate a
defect
in
the
unit
.
To
protect
the
mechanism (and
your
tapes) against
dust,
store
each
cassette
in
its
own
case. Tapes
should
be fully
wound
in
the
opposite
direction
at
least
once
every
three
months.
SETTING
UP
THE
TC-SOOGL
To
use
the
unit
on
a
table
-
top,
etc
., first swing
out
the
support
flap
on
the
rear side,
then
rest
the
recorder
tilting
up
so
the
support
is
flat
on
the
table-top.
This
unique
design was especially
created
for
Yama-
ha by
the
world-famous
Mario Bellini,
and
it
makes
the
TC-800G L a
unique
addition
to
any
decor
.
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3
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CASSETTE POCKET
Insert
the
cassette here
to
play. When the Eject
key
is
pushed, this
pocket
pops
up
.
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EJECT KEY
To remove
the
cassette from
the
pocket
press
this key.
Be
sure
to
press
the
Stop
key first,
so
that
the
tape
is
not
moving when
the
Eject
key
is
pressed.
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STOP
KEY
Press this key
to
stop
the
tape
during Play,
Record, Fast Forward or Rewind modes.
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REWIND (
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KEY
4
Use
this key
to
rewind
the
tape
.
If
you
wish
to
press
the
Fast Forward key
after
rewinding,
be
sure
to
first arrest
tape
motion
with
the
Stop
key.
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PLAY (
►)
Press this key alone
to
play
the
cassette
in
the
pocket.
This key
must
be
pressed
at
the
same time as
the
Rec key for recording.
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FAST FORWARD (
►
►
)
KEY
This key will advance
the
tape
at
high speed.
If
you
wish
to
press
the
Rewind (
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)
key
after
the
fast forward
is
used, be sure
to
first arrest
tape
motion
with the
Stop
key.
f)
RECORD (REC) KEY
When
you
wish
to
record, press this key and
the
Play (
►
)
key
at
the same time.
If
this key is pressed during any
other
mode,
the
recorded program material passing
in
front
of
the
head will
be
erased.
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PAUSE KEY
To
stop
tape
motion
temporarily during record·
ing
or
cassette play, press this key. Press again
to
restart
tape
motion
.
NOTE: This key
is
designed
to
be
set
in
the
depressed position when
the
unit
is
to
be
started
using a
timer
connected
to
the
power
source.
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LEVEL METERS
The
meter
needles deflect
to
the
right
to
let
you
check signal strength during playback
or
record·
ing. The range
of
each
meter
is
from
-40d8
to
+6d8.
The
left
meter
is
for
the
L channel,
the
right for
R.
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PEAK INDICATORS
The green lights when
the
level
is
-3d
8
or
more,
the
red when
the
level rises
to
+4d8
or
over.
For
optimum
recording, try
to
keep the level
within these ranges
(i
.e., so
that
the
green light
is
on
and
the
red
is
oft). This level can be
adjusted by setting
the
Mic
and Line
In
input
levels.
G,
BATTERY CHECK BUTTON
Press this
button
to
check
the
battery
level or
the
12V
DC
power source. The right peak level
meter
needle will
deflect
according
to
the
power
strength. Power
is
sufficient it
the
needle de·
fleets
into
the
blue zone.
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LIGHT
BUTTON
During
battery
or
DC
operation
the
level meter
lamp will light
when
this
button
is
pressed.
In
order
to
save power, however,
the
lamp will
slowly fade
out
in
approximately
3 seconds.
ti)
TAPE COUNTER RESET BUTTON
Push this
button
and
the
tape
counter
will
be
reset
to
"000".
This will make it easier
to
retind
the
beginning
of a program during recording
or
playback.
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MEMORY STOP SWITCH
This
feature
is
ideal
when
you
want
to
replay
a
just
-recorded passage, or when
you
want
to
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Iisten
to
the
same portion
of
a cassette more
than once.
Set
the Memory switch on (depressed)
and reset the
counter
to
"000"
at
the beginning
of
the
passage. Then, when you have finished
the passage (recording or playback), press
the
Rewind key. The tape
will
wind back
to
the
"999"
point, permitting you
to
restart from
"000
."
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LIMITER BUTTON
If
the input
level
is
too
high
dur
i
ng
recording,
sound distortion will occur. Setting this
button
on will suppress these excessive peaks
to
cut
distortion.
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DOLBY SWITCH
Press this tape
to
record or play back a tape
us
i
ng
the Dolby noise reduction system built
into the TC-800GL. This system w
il
l reduce tape
hiss and background noise during low-volume
passages.
Be
sure the Dolby switch
is
off when
playing a cassette which was
not
recorded using
the
Doi
by
system.
4D
TAPE SELECTOR SWITCH
This selector can
be
switched
to
make the most
of
the
differ
ent
characteristics of FeCr and low
noise tapes. When the selector
is
depressed it
is
set for FeCr, and when it
is
out
it
is
set for
low noise tape.
To play chrome (CrO
2)
tapes, no switchover is
necessary
as
long
as
the cassette has
the
extra
hole on its rear edge (see Fig. 4). A special
sensor on the TC-800GL
will
d!!tect
that
a CrO
2
cassette is being played, and wi
ll
set
the
bi
as
accordingly.
NOTE:
To play or record a CrO
2
cassette with-
out
this extra hole, set for FeCr tape.
tE)
POWER
SWITCH
Press
to
switch on the unit during AC or
DC
operation.
Fig. 4
C) PITCH CONTROL
During playback
the
slide can be used
to
adjust
the pitch ±3% from the central
("O")
position.
The central position can
be
felt by a click stop.
Use
the Pitch control
to
match
the
cassette
pitch
to
another
instrument
(i
.e., piano, etc.).
During recording
the
pitch control has no effect.
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SLIDER
INDICATIONS
At
the central slider
position,
the
number
"6"
will
just
be visible.
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PLAYBACK LEVEL CONTROLS
During playback, the volume
level
of
the
left
and right channels can
be
adjusted together or
separately using these sliders.
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LEVEL
CONTROLS
When recording using
the
microphone, adjust
the
input
volume with these sliders while watching
the level meters. Left and right inputs can
be
adjusted independently.
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LINE INPUT LEVEL CONTROL
When recording the program source comi
ng
in
through the Line
In
jacks, control the
level
using these sliders and watching the level meters.
Left and right inputs can be adjusted independent·
ly.
USING A
TIMER
1. Plug
the
TC-800GL power cord into
the
timer.
Plug
the
timer power cord into an electric outlet.
2.
Set
the
timer
to
the
desired time.
3.
Set
the
TC-800GL Power switch
on
(depressed).
The power will
not
come
on
at
this time.
4. Depress
the
Pause key.
5. Press
the
Play and Rec keys together.
6. Adjust
the
Line level control for
the
proper input
level.
Be
sure you
do
not
accidentally switch
the
TC-800GL power off.
7. When
the
recording
is
finished and
the
end
of
the
cassette reached,
the
auto-stop mechani
sm
will switch
the
TC-800GL
off
automatically.
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Stereo Pre-
Main
Amp Speaker System
TAPE
REC
0JT SPEAKERS
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To
AC
Headphone
LINE
IN
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TO PLAY A RECORDED TAPE
1.
Make
sure the power source, headphone, amplifier
and speakers are
all
correctly connected accord-
ing
to
the above diagram.
2. Switch on the power.
3.
Slip the cassette into the pocket.
Pushing the Eject key
CD
causes the cassette pocket
®
to
jump up.
Fig. 8
The side of the tape you wish
to
hear should be
up. Push the tape into the
pocket
® and then
snap down the pocket
©.
Fig. 9
4. Set
the
Tape Selector switch and Dolby switch
according
to
the type of tape and whether it
was recorded with or
without
the Dolby system.
5. Press the Play key and the tape will begin
to
move.
6. Watching the level meters, adjust
the
Playback
level
slider (adjust for a maximum of +3dB).
7.
Set
the amplifier volume and tone controls for
the most pleasing sound.
8. When the whole tape has played and
is
on the
takeup
reel, the auto-stop mechanism will
shut
off the TC-800G
L.
To Iisten
to
the
other
side,
press
the
Eject key,
take
out
the cassette,
turn
it upside down and reinsert it.
9. To
stop
play
at
any time, simply press
the
Stop
key.
• FAST FORWARD:
Use
it
to
skip over certain
passages during playback.
• REWIND:
Use
this key
to
return the tape,
to
listen
to
the same passage again.
The auto-stop function also works during rewind,
when the end of the tape
is
reached.
The Auto-stop feature will
not
work during
battery
or
DC
operation, only with
AC
power
supply.
• PAUSE:
Use
this key
to
temporarily
stop
play
at
any point.
NOTE:
The Pause can be cancelled
by
pushing
the
button
once again,
or
by use of a
timer when
the
Power switch
is
set on
(see
pg.
4 ).
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