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Q1 2026 Arizona Technology Industry Impact Report Recaps Advanced Manufacturing Growth, High-Value Jobs and Workforce Investment

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PHOENIX - Aug. 12, 2026 - PRLog -- The Arizona Technology Council today released its Q1 2026 Arizona Technology Industry Impact Report, highlighting Arizona's continued advancement in advanced manufacturing, aerospace and defense, semiconductors, artificial intelligence and applied research while underscoring growing demand for high-value engineering, cybersecurity and technology leadership roles across the state's innovation economy.
"Arizona's technology economy continues to move up the value chain, driven by growth in advanced engineering, semiconductor manufacturing, cybersecurity and applied research," said Steven G. Zylstra, president and CEO of the Council and SciTech Institute. "This report demonstrates how strategic investments by industry, higher education and public-sector partners are creating high-quality jobs, strengthening our innovation ecosystem and positioning Arizona for long-term global competitiveness."
Key findings from the Q1 2026 Impact Report include:
 Rapid growth in advanced engineering and manufacturing roles: Total computer hardware engineers grew nearly 194% between 2020 and 2025 while the average annual wages exceeded $162,700, reflecting Arizona's expanding leadership in semiconductor and embedded systems development.
Continued expansion of cybersecurity careers: The number of computer and information systems managers increased approximately 42% and information security analysts grew nearly 28%, highlighting increasing demand for governance, risk management and digital security expertise.
Continued decline in legacy IT positions: The ranks of computer systems analysts and computer network support specialists continue to decline as automation, cloud technologies and evolving enterprise IT models reshape workforce demand.
  Beyond labor market data, the Q1 report features a cross-section of company announcements, workforce initiatives and research investments that illustrate how Arizona's technology ecosystem continues to expand through new facilities, production growth, workforce development and innovation partnerships.
Highlights from the Q1 2026 report include:
Technology Career News
 Defense, aerospace companies eye Arizona expansion as state's project pipeline widens
Raytheon to ramp up Tucson production after landing multiyear missile deals
  Diversity in Technology
 Why Communities Thrive When Inclusion Is Not Optional
BizTucson Nextgen Leaders: Katie Schwertz – Senior Manager of Optical Assemblies and Technology, Edmund Optics
  Technology Sector Company News
 Avnet stock hits all-time high after earnings beat expectations for fourth straight quarter
Benchmark Electronics beats Wall Street revenue predictions
  Workforce Development and Education
 ACA Partners with University of Arizona on $35.5M Semiconductor Cleanroom Expansion
ASU and SRP Partnership Offers Mentorship and $20K Pitch Opportunity for Arizona Firms
  Investment and Research
 University of Arizona research expenditures exceed $1 billion
Arizona lands AI venture studio backed by LG Electronics' investment arm
  On the Council's behalf, the quarterly report is compiled by Lightcast, an organization that creates web-based, data-reporting solutions designed to help cities, industries and planners drive effective policy; create new growth; and engage stakeholders.
Download or view the complete report on the Council's website here.

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Blue Wash Cleaning Launches New Website to Streamline Booking for Home Cleaning Services in Nassau County

INWOOD, NY - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Blue Wash Cleaning has launched a new website, bluewashcleaning.com, giving residents and businesses across Long Island a simpler way to schedule residential and commercial cleaning appointments. The digital platform reflects a healthcare-inspired approach to property maintenance and centralizes booking, service details, and local cleaning community updates in one accessible location.
The company was founded in 2025 by David, a full-time nurse who recognized the connection between clean, orderly environments and reduced stress, improved health, and overall well-being. That clinical perspective now shapes the online experience, where visitors can quickly move from a chaotic to-do list to a scheduled service without the friction that often accompanies booking a household task. By reducing the steps required to arrange a cleaning, the platform extends the founder's philosophy of easing the mental load that busy families and professionals carry.

The website allows clients to explore core offerings in detail, from kitchen degreasing and deep cleaning to move-in and move-out resets and commercial office sanitization. Each service is described so property owners can identify the right option and hand off the physical burden of upkeep. Recurring maintenance plans are presented alongside their loyalty incentives, including 20 percent off weekly service, 15 percent off bi-weekly service, and 10 percent off monthly plans.
The straightforward, transparent design mirrors the company's operational standards, which emphasize precision, reliability, and consistent communication with every customer. Visitors can review the company's credentials directly on the site, including its bilingual English and Spanish team and full insurance coverage through Hiscox. Direct links to customer support and social media channels are also provided.
"The website was built to remove obstacles between a person and a clean home," said a spokesperson for Blue Wash Cleaning. "A nurse's training teaches that order and cleanliness support health and lower stress, and the goal was to make that standard easy to access with a few clicks rather than a series of phone calls."
The platform outlines the company's dedicated service radius, operating from its Nassau County cleaning headquarters at 18 Madison Ave and prioritizing communities that include Valley Stream, Long Beach, Rockville Centre, Lynbrook, and Oceanside. The company remains equipped to travel up to 15 miles beyond the county line to accommodate additional requests.
"Consistency and respect for each property set reliable service apart from the rest of the market," the spokesperson added. "The new site reflects that mandate by presenting clear information, transparent pricing, and a booking process that treats every customer's time as valuable."
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Blue Wash Cleaning is a locally owned residential and office cleaning company serving Nassau County and surrounding areas of Long Island. Its services include home cleaning, recurring cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, kitchen cleaning, and commercial cleaning. The company operates with a bilingual team, maintains full insurance through Hiscox, and follows transparent pricing with no hidden fees. Founded in 2025 on principles drawn from healthcare, Blue Wash Cleaning aims to help clients reclaim their time while maintaining sanitary, orderly spaces at home and at work.

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Blue Wash Cleaning
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Shadow Lake Collision Publishes Parking Lot Collision Guide

Papillion, NE - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Shadow Lake Collision has updated its parking lot collision information for consumers, adding guidance about exterior cameras and sensors to its existing information on visible body damage, panel operation, and bumper impacts.
The August 12 update reflects the growing presence of advanced driver-assistance system components in exterior areas that can be involved in low-speed parking incidents. The revised material gives Papillion and Sarpy County vehicle owners a way to document observable changes while recognizing that technical repair requirements depend on the individual vehicle.

The newly added technology section is the principal change to the resource. It addresses impacts involving areas where cameras, radar units, parking sensors, or other driver-assistance components may be located and explains why the location of those systems can be relevant during subsequent repair evaluation.
Depending on vehicle design and equipment, these components may be associated with bumpers, mirrors, windshields, and other exterior areas. Their locations and applicable procedures are not the same across all makes and models.
I-CAR's OEM Calibration Requirements Search provides independent technical context for the update. The industry resource compiles information researched from vehicle manufacturer procedures, including certain camera and sensor locations and events identified by manufacturers as requiring calibration.
The I-CAR OEM Calibration Requirements Search provides access to that vehicle-specific information.
The I-CAR material also illustrates an important limitation for consumers documenting an accident. Contact near a camera or sensor does not establish that the component was damaged or that calibration is necessary. Those determinations depend on the vehicle, affected system, work performed, and applicable manufacturer procedure.
Shadow Lake Collision cites I-CAR solely as an independent technical information source. I-CAR is not presented as affiliated with, sponsoring, or endorsing the company's consumer information.
The updated resource retains guidance concerning visible exterior damage. Following a parking lot incident, drivers may document conditions such as dents, scratches, paint transfer, cracked bumper covers, damaged lamps, or displaced trim. Photographs can provide a contemporaneous record of the location and visible characteristics of the damage.
Changes in the fit or operation of exterior components are also included. A door that operates differently after an incident, a displaced bumper, or a noticeable change in spacing between adjacent panels can provide information about the area affected by the contact.
Bumper involvement remains a separate consideration in the updated material. The exterior bumper cover is part of an assembly whose construction and associated equipment vary by vehicle. As a result, the appearance of the cover alone does not determine the condition of components in the surrounding area.
Parking lot incidents can involve several forms of low-speed contact, including door-to-panel impacts, bumper contact, and vehicles backing into one another. The updated Shadow Lake Collision material focuses on recording where contact occurred and what changed afterward rather than assigning a repair procedure based solely on the type of incident.
The August revision is intended to account for a change in the information relevant to contemporary collision repair: exterior areas traditionally associated with body damage can also contain or interact with electronic driver-assistance equipment.
This means similar-looking parking lot damage on two vehicles can involve different technical considerations. One vehicle may have exterior components without associated driver-assistance equipment, while another may incorporate sensors or cameras in or near the affected area. Vehicle-specific repair information is therefore relevant when determining what procedures apply.
Shadow Lake Collision's consumer material does not treat every parking lot impact as requiring extensive repairs, diagnostic procedures, or calibration. Instead, it distinguishes conditions a driver can reasonably document from decisions made later using the vehicle's actual condition and applicable technical information.
The revised resource brings visible damage, component operation, bumper involvement, and modern vehicle technology into one reference for drivers following low-speed parking incidents. The addition of camera and sensor information is the primary change included in the August 12 update.
Additional information about auto body repair is available through Shadow Lake Collision. Company updates are available through Shadow Lake Collision on X.
About Shadow Lake Collision
Shadow Lake Collision serves Papillion, Omaha, and surrounding Nebraska communities. The company provides auto body repair, collision repair, hail damage repair, paintless dent repair, OEM-certified repair services, and related vehicle restoration services.


 

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For more information about Shadow Lake Collision - Papillion, contact the company here:
Shadow Lake Collision - Papillion
Eric Dawson
(402) 763-5200
info@shadowlakecollision.com
1215 Applewood Dr, Papillion, NE 68046
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Shadow Lake Collision Publishes Guide to Post-Collision Vehicle Changes

Papillion, NE - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Shadow Lake Collision has updated its post-collision consumer information to address how drivers can document vehicle changes following an accident while distinguishing those observations from vehicle-specific technical requirements involving cameras and sensors.
The August 5 update adds advanced driver-assistance system considerations to information covering three more familiar post-collision observations: visible exterior damage, changes in panel fit or operation, and changes first noticed while driving.

Shadow Lake Collision developed the update to address the difference between conditions a vehicle owner can readily observe and technical procedures that cannot be determined from appearance alone. This distinction has become relevant as cameras and sensors are incorporated into exterior areas that may also be involved in collision repairs.
Drivers can document visible changes such as dented panels, cracked bumper covers, displaced trim, damaged lamps, or paint damage. Changes involving doors, hoods, liftgates, bumpers, and adjacent panels can also provide useful information if those components fit or operate differently after an accident.
The update also identifies changes first noticed while driving, including an off-center steering wheel, pulling, unfamiliar vibration, or new noises. Such observations can have multiple causes and are included as information to document rather than evidence of a particular collision-related condition.
The newly added technology portion addresses impacts involving areas where advanced driver-assistance system components may be located.
I-CAR's Repairability Technical Support information shows that camera and sensor locations, as well as manufacturer-specified calibration events, vary among vehicles. Its OEM Calibration Requirements Search compiles information researched from vehicle manufacturer procedures for specific makes, models, and systems.
The source information is available directly through the I-CAR OEM Calibration Requirements Search.
Shadow Lake Collision's references to camera and sensor locations and calibration requirements are based on this I-CAR information and the manufacturer procedures it references. The company's consumer framework is separate from I-CAR's technical guidance.
That distinction is particularly relevant following an impact near a bumper, windshield, mirror, or another area associated with driver-assistance equipment. The location of an impact can be documented by a driver, but it does not by itself establish that a camera or sensor was affected or that calibration is required. Those determinations depend on the individual vehicle, work performed, and applicable manufacturer information.
Shadow Lake Collision's updated consumer framework centers on four questions: What visible exterior changes appeared after the collision? Do any panels or exterior components fit or operate differently? Did any changes in steering, vibration, noise, or vehicle operation begin after the incident? Did the impact involve an area where cameras or sensors may be located?
The August 5 publication differs from the company's previous consumer information by adding the fourth question concerning vehicle-mounted technology. The addition is intended to account for a category of information that drivers can document while leaving technical diagnosis and vehicle-specific procedural decisions to the subsequent evaluation.
The framework is educational rather than diagnostic. It gives Papillion and Sarpy County drivers a concise way to record potentially relevant post-collision information without assuming that an observable condition establishes the scope of repairs.
Additional information about collision repair is available through Shadow Lake Collision. Company updates are available through Shadow Lake Collision on Facebook.
About Shadow Lake Collision


Shadow Lake Collision serves Papillion, Omaha, and surrounding Nebraska communities. The company provides collision repair, auto body repair, hail damage repair, paintless dent repair, OEM-certified repair services, and related vehicle restoration services.

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For more information about Shadow Lake Collision - Papillion, contact the company here:
Shadow Lake Collision - Papillion
Eric Dawson
(402) 763-5200
info@shadowlakecollision.com
1215 Applewood Dr, Papillion, NE 68046
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Anfesa's Jewelers Hosts Annual Wedding Band Extravaganza

GARNER, NC - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Anfesa's Jewelers will host its Annual Wedding Band Extravaganza on August 14 and 15, 2026, presenting an expanded selection of wedding bands for couples and individuals in the Triangle region. The two-day event takes place from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. at the store and focuses on providing access to a wide range of styles for both men's and ladies' bands. Master jewelers will be available on site to assist with fitting, matching to existing engagement rings, and discussing options that align with personal preferences.
The event brings together hundreds of wedding bands, including designs from established manufacturers and designers. Attendees can examine classic gold and platinum options alongside more contemporary styles that incorporate textures, inlays, engravings, and alternative metals. The selection covers both traditional and modern approaches, allowing participants to compare pieces side by side during the limited weekend window.
Appointments are recommended to ensure personalized attention, though walk-ins are also accommodated. The format supports detailed conversations about band width, metal choices, comfort fit, and how a wedding band complements an engagement ring. On-site staff can address sizing needs and provide guidance on the practical aspects of daily wear.
Anfesa's Jewelers has long specialized in bridal jewelry, guiding clients through the process of selecting pieces for engagements and weddings. The Annual Wedding Band Extravaganza builds on this focus by concentrating resources on wedding bands for a concentrated period. The store's recognition as a bridal destination in the Triangle area stems from its consistent work with couples seeking coordinated sets or individual bands that reflect their styles.
"This annual event allows couples and individuals to explore a concentrated selection of wedding bands with direct support from our jewelers," said Anfesa Matthews, Owner of Anfesa's Jewelers. "It creates space for thoughtful decisions about pieces that will be worn every day."
The store's inventory regularly includes brands and designs that appear in greater volume during the event. Men's bands often feature options in various finishes and materials, while ladies' bands include styles suited for pairing with different engagement ring settings. Custom design services remain available for those seeking modifications or completely original pieces, with the process involving collaboration, 3D modeling, and fabrication by the in-house team.
"Wedding bands represent a lasting part of the commitment, and the event is structured to help people find options that feel appropriate for their lives," said Anfesa Matthews, Owner of Anfesa's Jewelers. "Having the full range available over two days supports that process."
In addition to the bands themselves, the store provides related services such as appraisals, repairs, and adjustments. The on-site repair facility, staffed by master jewelers, handles tasks that support both new purchases and existing jewelry. These capabilities allow clients to address sizing or maintenance needs in conjunction with their selections.
Anfesa's Jewelers operates as a family-owned business founded in 1993 in Garner, North Carolina. Over more than three decades, the company has developed expertise in fine jewelry, custom designs, and watches while serving the Triangle region. The store maintains a state-of-the-art repair facility and emphasizes personalized service for special occasions and everyday needs. Its offerings extend to engagement rings, other bridal pieces, and a variety of fine jewelry categories.
The Annual Wedding Band Extravaganza forms part of the store's pattern of hosting focused events that highlight specific segments of its inventory. By concentrating on wedding bands for the August weekend, the event provides a clear opportunity for those in the planning stages of a wedding or looking to update or complete their sets. Details about available styles and the assistance process will be addressed during visits over the two days.


Throughout its history, Anfesa's Jewelers has supported multiple generations of families with jewelry selections tied to life milestones. The upcoming event continues that involvement by directing attention to the practical and symbolic role of wedding bands. Participants can expect a structured environment for examining options and receiving guidance from experienced staff members.
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For more information about Anfesa's Jewelers, contact the company here:
Anfesa's Jewelers
Anfesa
(919) 773-0013
info@anfesasjewelers.com
205 New Fidelity Ct, Garner, NC 27529

Blue Water Jewelers Announces Relocation and August Inventory Reduction

ST. AUGUSTINE, FL - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
Blue Water Jewelers has announced plans to relocate to a new showroom on Highway 312 in the fall of 2026. In preparation for the move, the store is conducting a store-wide inventory reduction during the month of August at its current location.
The new site will be positioned next to Black Molly Grill and Barwick Bank. Blue Water Jewelers, a jewelry store in St. Augustine, FL, will remain open at its existing Anastasia Boulevard address with regular operations while staff prepares for the transition. An official move date will be shared closer to October.
The August inventory reduction encompasses more than 8,000 pieces drawn from the store’s existing collections. Categories include engagement rings, natural and lab-grown diamonds, earrings, necklaces, bracelets, chains, fashion jewelry, and estate pieces. Additional items have been supplied by the store’s designers to support the reduction of stock ahead of the relocation.
Nicole Nettles, owner of Blue Water Jewelers, described the dual focus of the announcement. “The relocation represents a significant step for the business, and the August inventory reduction is a practical measure to manage the volume of jewelry currently on hand before the move,” Nettles said.
Nettles added context about continuity of service. “Customers can continue to visit the current location throughout August and the remaining months leading up to the transition,” Nettles said.
Blue Water Jewelers was founded in 2006 and moved in 2010 to the historic Bank of Anastasia building, where it has operated for more than 15 years. The store offers custom jewelry design, on-site repairs, appraisals performed by a Graduate Gemologist, and a selection of watches. Services for first responders and military personnel remain available.
The inventory reduction is intended to streamline the physical transfer of merchandise to the new showroom. Once the relocation is complete, the Highway 312 location will become the primary retail space. Until that time, the Anastasia Boulevard store continues to serve as the point of contact for purchases, repairs, and consultations.
This development follows a pattern of measured growth for the business. Previous expansions and community events have supported its presence in the St. Augustine area. The planned move to Highway 312 is designed to improve accessibility for customers in surrounding neighborhoods while maintaining the technical and design services that have defined the store’s operations.
As August progresses, the inventory reduction will continue on a daily basis. Stock levels will fluctuate as pieces are selected, and remaining items will be prepared for transfer to the new site. The store has indicated that all current services, including custom design work and appraisals, will proceed without interruption during this period.
The relocation planning also involves coordination of staffing, display systems, and security arrangements for the new facility. Blue Water Jewelers has operated from its present site for an extended period, establishing routines for both local clients and seasonal visitors. Maintaining those routines at the current address through the summer and early fall allows the business to complete the transition in stages rather than in a single abrupt change.
Estate jewelry and one-of-a-kind pieces form part of the inventory being reduced. These items, along with standard collections, are included so that the volume of merchandise requiring physical relocation is manageable. Designer-supplied stock added for the period further supports the goal of adjusting overall inventory levels before the October timeframe.
Blue Water Jewelers continues to provide the same range of professional services that have characterized its work since the 2010 move to the Bank of Anastasia building. Clients seeking repairs, custom designs, or formal appraisals can schedule those services at the current location throughout the remaining months of the year. The store’s Graduate Gemologist remains available for evaluations and guidance.
The announcement places the inventory reduction within the broader context of operational planning. By addressing stock levels in August, the business aims to simplify the logistical requirements of the fall relocation. The Highway 312 site is expected to offer expanded space and improved access while the current location continues to function as the active retail and service point until the move is finalized.


Blue Water Jewelers specializes in fine jewelry, diamonds, watches, and custom design services. The establishment also provides jewelry repair, appraisals, and gemstone evaluations performed on-site. Located on Anastasia Island, it serves local residents and visitors seeking pieces for a range of occasions.
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For more information about Blue Water Jewelers, contact the company here:
Blue Water Jewelers
Robert Nettles
(904) 829-5855
BlueWaterJewelers@gmail.com
500 Anastasia Blvd, St. Augustine, FL 32080

LeoDaniels Jewelers Observes More Than 40 Years of Operation in August

MINNEAPOLIS, MN - August 12, 2026 - PRESSADVANTAGE - 
LeoDaniels Jewelers is observing more than 40 years of continuous operation as a family-owned jewelry business during the month of August 2026. The period includes activities that recognize the company’s history and its ongoing role in serving customers seeking fine jewelry for personal and family occasions.
As a jewelry store in St. Louis Park, MN, LeoDaniels Jewelers was established in 1984. Across more than four decades, the business has maintained a focus on craftsmanship, material quality, and services that support long-term ownership of jewelry pieces. August has traditionally provided a natural interval for reflection on quieter personal milestones, including anniversaries and late-summer birthdays, and the company has aligned certain activities with that seasonal context.
Company educational materials highlight peridot as the birthstone associated with August. Historical references note its long use and its suitability for settings that emphasize understated durability rather than temporary fashion. Such information forms part of broader resources intended to help customers understand the characteristics of gemstones and metals selected for lasting wear.
Daniel Kutoff, Co-Owner of LeoDaniels Jewelers, spoke about the significance of the milestone. “Reaching more than 40 years of operation reflects the consistent support of the community and the value placed on pieces that accompany real-life events over time,” Kutoff said.
Chaim Kutoff, Co-Owner, addressed the educational dimension of the company’s work. “Customers regularly seek factual details about how jewelry is constructed and how it can be maintained across years. Providing that context remains central to the business,” Kutoff said.
Services available throughout the period include custom design, professional repairs and restorations, cleaning, polishing, resizing, stone adjustments, and formal appraisals. These capabilities allow customers to address both new selections and the upkeep of existing items. Staff members draw on accumulated experience to discuss metal properties, setting techniques, and routine care methods that help preserve structural integrity and appearance.
Blog content from the company expands on related subjects. Recent entries examine the practical differences between short-term fashion constructions and more durable pieces, the grading criteria applied to diamonds by the Gemological Institute of America, and care practices intended to limit tarnish and surface wear. Additional posts address the selection of items suited to quiet commemorations rather than high-visibility occasions. These materials supply background that customers can reference when considering options.
Over the decades, the business has adapted collections and processes while retaining attention to heirloom-quality construction. Items are selected and finished with the expectation of extended wear, whether for daily use or for marking relationships that continue across seasons and years.
August activities include a designated sale window that runs through August 14. The interval provides structured access to certain categories of inventory, including select sterling silver fashion pieces, gold jewelry in multiple finishes, and loose lab-grown diamonds available for custom settings. Participation occurs through in-store visits, with availability dependent on current stock.
The combination of the operational milestone, seasonal birthstone associations, and available services forms the basis of the current recognition period. Customers interested in reviewing options or addressing maintenance needs can do so while the designated timeframe remains open. The company’s approach continues to center on clear information about materials, construction, and long-term care rather than transient trends.
LeoDaniels Jewelers is a family-owned business specializing in fine jewelry, custom design, repairs, and appraisals. Founded in 1984, the company features collections centered on diamonds, gemstones, and quality pieces while providing educational resources on jewelry topics.


 
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For more information about LeoDaniels Jewelers, contact the company here:
LeoDaniels Jewelers
Daniel Kutoff
(855) 302-3626
marketing@leodaniels.com
4110 Minnetonka Blvd, Minneapolis, MN 55416

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