Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto 2020
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Indigenous FashionWeek Toronto (IFWTO) shifted to a virtual space in the last days of November 2020 without losing any of its energy or its impact.The event featured panel discussions with Indigenous scholars, curators, and makers, and showcased the work of 15 Indigenous designers from across Turtle Island as well as one Māori designer from New Zealand.IFWTO felt like a four-day master class in Indigenous material culture that foregrounded the ways that history informs and guides makers' hands and motivations, but that also cast light on the future-looking creatives who are making the culture.The IFWTO team, founder and artistic director Sage Paul, Development Director Kerry Swanson, and Producer Heather Haynes with Ryerson School of Fashion partners, Riley Kucheran and Ben Barry, put together an event that was cutting edge yet grounded in tradition, intimate but firmly web 2.0, radical and rigorous, all in equal measure.This review shares some of the thematic highlights from the 2020 iteration, such as the decolonizing power of Indigenous materiality, the place of collaboration in Indigenous culture, and the threads that unite past, present, and future Indigenous makers.This review also calls attention to some of the fashions-from the traditional skins used to the glamorous statement jewelry worn to the timeless garments blending futuristic textiles with ages-old adornments-that featured in the films and materialized the key themes of IFWTO 2020.
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This review essay recounts Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto 2020, held virtually over four days in late November 2020, arguing that Indigenous making and methodologies challenge and decolonize the dominant fashion system. It highlights thematic throughlines from the event's panels and fashion films: the decolonizing power of Indigenous materiality, collaboration as an inherently Indigenous methodology, and the threads connecting past, present, and future makers.
Key findings
- IFWTO 2020 moved online due to the pandemic and featured panel discussions with Indigenous scholars, curators, and makers, showcasing 15 Indigenous designers from across Turtle Island plus one Māori designer from New Zealand.
- Hide tanning emerged across panels as a tangible decolonial practice: Melaw Nakehk'o described "blood memory" revitalized through land-based making, and Amber Sandy framed urban hide tanning as a way to reclaim space for urban Indigenous people without easy access to home communities.
- Panelists disagreed on collaboration with settler institutions: Adrienne Keene described shifting toward wanting an educational institution built by and for Indigenous people, and Regan de Loggans asserted the "absolute incommensurability" of learning Indigenous methodologies in a settler institution, while Dori Tunstall and Ben Barry cited institutional efforts to create space for Indigenous faculty and worldviews.
- Christi Belcourt, reflecting on her 2015 House of Valentino collaboration, said she would not change it but finds collaborations with other Indigenous creators more interesting and important; she co-founded Nimkii Aazhibikong, a year-round land-based language and culture reclamation camp for Indigenous youth.
Methods
- Design: a single-author event review of the second biennial Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto, held online over four days in late November 2020.
- Data: the event's programming — a branding masterclass, themed panel discussions, an interview with Christi Belcourt, and evening fashion films — organized by founder/artistic director Sage Paul with Kerry Swanson, Heather Haynes, and Ryerson School of Fashion partners Riley Kucheran and Ben Barry.
- Analysis: thematic summary of recurring ideas from the panels and descriptions of garments shown in the fashion films (e.g., Curtis Oland's "Delicate Tissue," Indi City, Evan Ducharme, Louise Solomon's "Dodem").
Limitations
- Not stated in the paper. The text makes evident that this is a first-person review essay rather than an empirical study: it offers no systematic sampling, data collection, or analysis, and its claims rest on the author's selection of thematic highlights from the event.
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These fashions used traditional materials and methods to avant-garde ends.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The end of each day of IFWTO 2020 closed with a fashion film featuring a number of contemporary designers from across, as well as beyond, Turtle Island.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1During the 'Colours, Materials and Symbols' panel, Dene land-based arts educator Melaw Nakehk'o spoke about hide tanning as a tangible decolonial practice.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1During her interview, Belcourt explained that for the young people attending Nimkii, reclaiming their culture means learning the skills so that they can 'carry these foundational traditional arts forward.'
“During her interview, Belcourt explained that for the young people attending Nimkii reclaiming their culture means learning the skills so that they can”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Christi Belcourt feels it is more interesting and important to focus on collaborations with other Indigenous creators.
“she feels that it is more interesting and important to focus on collaborations with other Indigenous creators.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The film saved the most ethereal brand, Hand of Solomon, for last.
“The film saved the most ethereal brand, Hand of Solomon, for last.”
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Findingnone given§ 1Because of the pandemic, Sage Paul moved the second biennial IFWTO event online.
“Because of the pandemic, founder and artistic director Sage Paul, a Toronto-based, Dene woman and member of the English River First Nations moved this second biennial event online.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1De Loggans asserted the absolute incommensurability of learning Indigenous methodologies in a settler institution.
“De Loggans asserted the absolute incommensurability of learning Indigenous methodologies in a settler institution.”
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Findingown data§ 2 1At the closing, Elder Pauline Shirt, member of the Plains Cree, Red-Tail Hawk Clan, answered the question of how to foster Indigenous resurgence.
“At the closing, Elder Pauline Shirt, member of the Plains Cree, Red-Tail Hawk Clan answered this question.”
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Findingown data§ 2 1During the branding masterclass, Garvia Bailey and Andrew and Iain Foxall spoke positively of collaboration for Indigenous brands.
“During the branding masterclass, Garvia Bailey and Andrew and Iain Foxall, spoke positively of collaboration for Indigenous brands.”
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Findingreasoning§ 2 1Keene expressed that her thinking has shifted to wanting an educational institution built by and for Indigenous people.
“Keene expressed the way her thinking has shifted to wanting an educational institution built by and for Indigenous people.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1O'Brien shared that with ancestral threads there is potential for acknowledging that we carry those in our own hands and, being alive in the present, that we are creating for the future as well.
“O'Brien shared that”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Oland's collection, predominantly in beiges, tans, and browns, expressed 'the delicate balance of taking and receiving from nature.'
“The collection, predominantly in beiges, tans, and browns expressed”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1During the panel 'A Thread That Never Breaks,' Paul moderated a discussion with Lisa Myers and Meghann O'Brien.
“During the panel”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Christi Belcourt felt she would not change any aspect of the experience of her 2015 collaboration with the House of Valentino.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Curtis Oland of the Lil'Wat Nation showed raw-edged shirt dresses, coats, and pants for men and women.
“Curtis Oland of the Lil'Wat Nation showed raw-edged shirt dresses, coats, and pants for men and women.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Métis designer Evan Ducharme showed sophisticated separates and dresses for diverse body types in an elemental palette of black and red, embellished with the designer's signature hand embroidered mesh technique along the sleeve or down the middle of the chest.
“Métis designer Evan Ducharme showed sophisticated separates and dresses for diverse body types in an elemental palette of black and red, embellished with the designer's signature hand embroidered mesh technique along the sleeve or down the middle of the chest.”
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Findingreasoning§ 2 1Adrienne Keene and Regan de Loggans acknowledged the problems of collaboration for Indigenous people.
“Adrienne Keene, member of the Cherokee Nation and Assistant Professor at Brown University, and scholar, curator, and activist, Regan de Loggans of the Mississippi Choctaw, acknowledged the problems of collaboration for Indigenous people.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The days' panels offered a broad swathe of topics central to Indigenous culture and material practices and to the business of Indigenous fashion.
“The days' panels offered a broad swathe of topics central to Indigenous culture and material practices and to the business of Indigenous fashion.”
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Findingnone given§ AbstractIFWTO 2020 showcased the work of 15 Indigenous designers from across Turtle Island and one Māori designer from New Zealand.
“showcased the work of 15 Indigenous designers from across Turtle Island as well as one Māori designer from New Zealand.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Foxall spoke of the potential of a pan-Indigenous agency that could function as a PR machine that would do the work of building an overarching brand story.
“Foxall spoke of the potential of a pan-Indigenous agency that could function as a PR machine that would do the work of building an overarching brand story.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1During the 'Land-Based Fashion' panel, Bobbi Itta acknowledged the importance of reciprocity in these relationships: when she wanted to learn tanning she went to an elder and asked if she could help.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The brand Indi City, led by Angel Aubichon and Alex Manitopyes, brought a glamourous aesthetic of tailored and monochromatic skirt and pant suits with metallic and colourful statement earrings, necklaces, and chest plates, and covet-worthy gold moccasins.
“The brand Indi City, led by Angel Aubichon and Alex Manitopyes, a two-spirit Cree, Métis, and Anishinaabe couple, brought a glamourous aesthetic of tailored and monochromatic skirt and pant suits with metallic and colourful statement earrings, necklaces, and chest plates, and covet-worthy gold moccasins.”
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Findingnone given§ AbstractThe 'Indigenous Fashion Education' panel approached the issue of collaboration from the perspective of educational institutions.
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Findingnone given§ AbstractIFWTO 2020 featured panel discussions with Indigenous scholars, curators, and makers.
“The event featured panel discussions with Indigenous scholars, curators, and makers”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1For Nakehk'o, 'blood memory' is revitalized through land-based making.
“For Nakehk' o,”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Some of the most dramatic collections were shown in the third day's fashion film, entitled Tu Gh' eg Tl' e'th, or 'Streams,' in Dene.
“Some of the most dramatic collections were shown in the third day's fashion film, entitled Tu Gh' eg Tl' e'th, or”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1One striking black strapless sheath dress featured crystal beading that fell like tears from the shoulders and empire waist.
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Findingnone given§ 2 1During the 'Land-Based Fashion' panel, Amber Sandy shared her vision of hide tanning in urban settings as a powerful way to reclaim space, particularly for urban Indigenous people without easy access to their home communities.
“during the compelling discussion during the”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The evenings of IFWTO 2020 were capped off with fashion films featuring club and streetwear, high fashion, and avant-garde design in an oneiric world of Indigenous iconography and atmospheric music by Cris Derkson.
“The evenings were capped off with spectacular fashion films that featured club and streetwear, high fashion, and avant-garde design in an oneiric world of Indigenous iconography and atmospheric music by mixed-heritage Cree and Mennonite composer, Cris Derkson.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Christi Belcourt co-founded the Nimkii Aazhibikong, a year-round, land-based, language and traditional culture reclamation camp for Indigenous youth.
“The artist co-founded the Nimkii Aazhibikong, a year-round, land-based, language and traditional culture reclamation camp for Indigenous youth.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Dori Tunstall and Ben Barry used the example of the ways their respective institutions are creating space for Indigenous faculty or developing courses that center Indigenous worldviews and practices.
“Dori Tunstall, Dean of the Faculty of Design at OCADU, and Ben Barry, Chair of the Ryerson School of Fashion, used the example of the ways that their respective institutions are creating space for Indigenous faculty or developing courses that center Indigenous worldviews and practices.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The feeling of the shows moved from anti-establishment to otherworldly, through lighting and music, the abstracted set design, and the fashions that ranged from club and streetwear to tailored suiting and reimagined iconic garments foregrounding Indigenous design.
“The feeling of the shows moved from anti-establishment to otherworldly, through lighting and music, the abstracted set design, and the fashions that ranged from club and streetwear to tailored suiting and reimagined iconic garments foregrounding Indigenous design.”
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Findingreasoning§ 2 1For Kramer, Indigenous fashion is part of a matrix that requires an influx of young talent supported by established cultural producers.
“For Kramer, Indigenous fashion is part of a matrix that requires an influx of young talent supported by established cultural producers.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1The discussion centred on a 2020 art show co-curated by Paul and Myers that featured works by O'Brien, along with six other Indigenous artists, and foregrounded the way that Indigenous making weaves together past, present, and future.
“The discussion centred on a 2020 art show co-curated by Paul and Myers that featured works by O'Brien, along with six other Indigenous artists and foregrounded the way that Indigenous making weaves together past, present, and future.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Each of the four days of IFWTO 2020 consisted of two or three events that drew from academic tradition but were rooted in Indigenous methodologies.
“Each of the four days consisted of two or three events that drew from academic tradition but were rooted in Indigenous methodologies.”
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Findingnone given§ AbstractIFWTO 2020 shifted to a virtual space in late November 2020 without losing its energy or impact.
“Indigenous FashionWeek Toronto (IFWTO) shifted to a virtual space in the last days of November 2020 without losing any of its energy or its impact.”
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Findingown data§ 2 1Paul and Riley Kucheran facilitated a masterclass in branding, themed panel discussions, and an interview with artist Christi Belcourt.
“Paul and Riley Kucheran, an Assistant Professor at the Ryerson School of Fashion and member of Biigtigong Nishnaabeg, expertly facilitated a masterclass in branding, a number of themed panel discussions, and a fascinating interview with artist Christi Belcourt.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Christi Belcourt asserted that living on the land means 'having to break away from the traditional calendar.'
“On the second day, Paul and Kucheran interviewed Métis artist and activist Christi Belcourt, who asserted that living on the land means”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Ojibwe designer Louise Solomon showed the first model with a golden turtle shell balanced upright above her head, while other models wore flesh-toned and clear plastic sheaths adorned with sorbet-coloured horsehair, braided across the bodice and sweeping from the waist to the floor.
“Ojibwe designer Louise Solomon showed the first model with a golden turtle shell balanced upright above her head, while other models wore flesh-toned and clear plastic sheaths adorned with sorbet-coloured horsehair, braided across the bodice and sweeping from the waist to the floor (Figure 2).”
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Findingreasoning§ 2 1The decolonizing power of Indigenous materiality was an idea that emerged from a number of panels at IFWTO 2020.
“The decolonizing power of Indigenous materiality was an idea that emerged from a number of panels.”
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Findingnone given§ 2 1Andrew Foxall used the example of the 'Made in Italy' brand as a model that could help bolster market presence for Indigenous designers.
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Interpretationnone given§ 1IFWTO 2020 offered four days of intimate discussions, compelling panels, and dramatic fashions that highlighted the radical currency at the heart of Indigenous culture and cultural practices.
“IFWTO 2020 offered four days of intimate discussions, compelling panels, and dramatic fashions that highlighted the radical currency at the heart of Indigenous culture and cultural practices.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1The foundational Dene artform of hide tanning is an opportunity to embody Indigenous history and to reconnect with the land.
“This foundational artform of the Dene is an opportunity to embody Indigenous history and to reconnect with the land.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Overall, the idea of collaboration was most strongly felt as an inherently Indigenous methodology, but one that should only be cautiously used with settler institutions.
“Overall, the idea of collaboration was most strongly felt as an inherently Indigenous methodology, but one that should only be cautiously used with settler institutions.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 1IFWTO 2020 provided a harbour in the last dark days of November that cast light on the ways Indigenous making and methodologies challenge the dominant fashion system and inherently decolonize thinking about fashion.
“However, Indigenous Fashion Week Toronto 2020 provided a harbour in the last dark days of November that cast light on the ways that Indigenous making and methodologies challenge the dominant fashion system and inherently decolonize thinking about fashion.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1The fashion films made manifest the many themes that were fleshed out during the days' panels.
“The fashion films made manifest the many themes that were fleshed out during the days' panels.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Because of the cultural erasure by colonialism and its institutions, Indigenous resurgence requires passing down ancestral knowledge.
“Because of the cultural erasure by colonialism and its institutions, Indigenous resurgence requires passing down ancestral knowledge.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Indigenous making entails seeing the whole process, from skills development to environmental protection.
“Indigenous making entails seeing the whole process, from skills development to environmental protection.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Indigenous vision also sees fashion as a tool for resurgence and decolonization.
“Indigenous vision also sees fashion as a tool for resurgence and decolonization.”
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Interpretationnone given§ AbstractIFWTO 2020 felt like a four-day master class in Indigenous material culture that foregrounded the ways history informs and guides makers' hands and motivations and cast light on future-looking creatives making the culture.
“IFWTO felt like a four-day master class in Indigenous material culture that foregrounded the ways that history informs and guides makers' hands and motivations, but that also cast light on the future-looking creatives who are making the culture.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1One of the strongest ideas to resonate in many of the discussions at IFWTO 2020 was the connection to both past and future generations.
“One of the strongest ideas to resonate in many of the discussions was the connection to both past and future generations.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Sharing isn't one-way.
“However, sharing isn't one-way.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Indigenous making, rooted in nature's cycle, challenges the colonial-based fashion system.
“Indigenous making, rooted in nature's cycle, challenges the colonial-based fashion system.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1It is not just the current generation that benefits from Nimkii, but future generations that regain traditions that would have been lost because of colonization.
“It is not just the current generation that benefits, but future generations that regain traditions that would have been lost because of colonization.”
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Interpretationnone given§ 2 1All garments in the IFWTO 2020 fashion films highlighted the traditional skills that were central to the discussions of the day.
“All garments highlighted the traditional skills that were central to the discussions of the day.”
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Interpretationreasoning§ 2 1Whether beading, weaving, or hide tanning, these creative practices are passed on from generation to generation.
“Whether beading, weaving, or hide tanning, these creative practices are passed on from generation to generation.”
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- Venue
- Fashion Studies
- Publisher
- Ryerson University
- Published
- 2021-01
- Volume
- 3
- Issue
- 2
- ISSN
- 2371-3453 (ISSN-L)
- OpenAlex
- W4242494479
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- References
- 0
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- journal article
- Language
- en
- Open access
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- Licence
- cc-by-nc-nd
- Locations
- Fashion Studies (publishedVersion, cc-by-nc-nd)
- Topics
- Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Museology › Fashion and Cultural Textiles
- Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Visual Arts and Performing Arts › Cultural and Historical Studies
- Social Sciences › Arts and Humanities › Museology › Crafts, Textile, and Design
- Keywords
- Indigenous fashion, Indigenous material culture, decolonization
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