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This little venture inside Harrods is a cute teahouse party. Every girly girl loves it. There are lines and lines of varies tastes of macaroons. I ended up picking pistachio, strawberry, lemon, choco mix and vanilla. My favorite was definitely the pistachio favor. The layer outside is soft with a crunch. The macaroons melt in your mouth when you bit into them. They were 20.80 for a box of 18 or 1.70 each.
You step into what looks like a magical cake shop. I had no idea what to expect but the display cases behind the till (that's register for us Americans) was really quite impressive, stacked highly with cakes and whatnot. There is some limited seating that does seem to have full waiter service. My colleague and I ordered some food at the till and then sat down to eat. The fruit tart had fresh raspberries on top. The custard was made with passion fruit. I liked it, although I would have preferred that the custard not have the passion fruit. It made the overall dish very tangy. Also don't try eating it with the plastic spoon. Mine broke. The macaroons seem to be a hit or miss. I tried the chocolate one and it wasn't bad, but maybe just not my cup of tea. As in, if you give it to me, I will eat it but the flavors were not super wow-ing. The raspberry one was decent as well. My colleague tried the sesame and the chocolate banana ones and was not pleased at all. Also there is no WIFI signal here.
The macaroons here were very good, another place where I heard some hype before trying. They do a great job with their products and have a lot to try. I had a few flavors and was satisfied with my selection. I would recommend trying a few flavors when you order, it's always nice to get a good taste of what they offer.
So the employees here are kind of stiff... and grim. I don't think I saw a single smile from any of them, which I can almost understand since they have to deal with shrill Harrods customers. The prices are also pretty ridiculous. But whatever! I don't care! I'll indulge myself! The place is bright, cheery, and colorful like an elegant boutique-y bakery for a grown up girly girl. I was a total schmuck and bought myself an 11 pound box of 8 smallish macarons. At first I regret it. And then I thought, 'F it. What the hell, it's not like I'm buying myself diamonds.' I got to pick 8 different flavors and I cherished each one instead of gobbling them up like I would normally. My favorites were the rose (so interesting!), pistachio (I don't even like nuts), and the red fruits. They were divine! I only wish I had bought more souvenirs when I was there.. Like a bag and chocolates and a candle. Waaa now I'm having real regrets!
Known to many as the macaron mecca, Ladurée was one of those things on my Paris list that remained incomplete due to time restraints. I was happy to find out that they have a shop within Harrods. After much deliberation, I ordered two macarons to go (rose & pistachio). At £1.75 the solo macarons seem to be the best deal. I thought I knew what to expect when I bit into the first macaron...but my boy did it seem like my tastebuds kicked into overdrive. Even though allergies have had me congested/sneezing all day-each of the filling's had mega bursts of flavor which were easily distinguishable and intense (in a non-artificial way) and the meringue parts were perfect texture-wise (sugary, crisp, & light). Holy macarons! Absolute bliss! Another mouthgasm later-I am kicking myself for not getting with the program earlier. I'm tempted to go get more but they probably wouldn't make it beyond my flight home :/ According to the sales rep, they can last up to 3 days and need to be refrigerated. At least there is a shop in New York ;)
Located on the bottom floor of Harrod's, we stopped in for high tea and there was about a 15 minute wait. Service from beginning to end was really great! We both got the high tea and it came with sandwiches, croissants (they ran out of the small flavored ones so instead of trying 4 kinds we tried 2 kinds but they were full size), desserts and of course tea. Hubby also got a cocktail. The sandwiches were great and my favorite one was the salmon (there was also cheese and ham). The almond croissant was to die for! It was coated in a sugar glaze with a hazelnut filling. We were so full that we only tried the macarons from the dessert tier while we we were there, and took the rest of the cakes with us. Those cakes were amazing even after sitting out for a day and they were so pretty I didn't even want to eat them at first. I've only done high tea once in the US and it came with a lot more small bites - both savory and sweet. Here, the focus was clearly on the beautiful desserts. If you can't stay for high tea I'd recommend coming in for a pastry and coffee (or tea). Also the room is beautifully decorated by chandeliers and a display of macarons in just about every color and flavor.
I LOVE Laduree- we had two afternoon teas between three of us (as recommended by the waiter), there were loads of cakes for us and we ordered an extra drink. They were all delicious and totally decadent- great for a celebration, they do have other things apart from macarons! You can eat outside or in their cute dining room. The waiters are all polite and knowledgeable- I'd recommend Laduree Harrods to any cake lover.
The rumour that Ladurée is in town spread itself fast. Those macaroons, which look so posh in every colour possible, sweeten up your life. Have you known Ladurée produces new flavours each season? One of the oddest was lavender... At the back entrance of Harrods you can directly enter the restaurant. I remember standing around waiting to be placed. It is a mission to get a table and after an exhausting day of shopping this is probably the last thing you need. We got seated in Ladurée dark decorated room on the ground floor and it got a bit stuffed. The stress continued when we found ourselves seated very close to the table next to us. Harrods is one of the touristiest traps in London and conquered by rich Arabs Knightsbridge locals. They spend their days shopping one luxury after the other. Of course Mohamed Al Fayed chose well to place a little bit of Paris as an added diamond at the back of his Harrods. If the macaroons are for you the match in heaven, go to 21 rue Bonaparte in St. Germain in Paris and things suddenly make more sense!
The Ladurée tea room is hidden in the back of the food hall at Harrods. They are constantly renovating the store, so it seems that some days it easier to find than others. When I was here last summer it there was a Krispy Kreme doughnut shop right next to it - which thankfully is no long there! So tacky! If you're just stopping by to pick something up, you can line up at the counter and one of the associates will help you. If you want to dine in, there's usually a wait of anywhere from 10-45 minutes. It's nicer if you're in the rooms the side, or upstairs since the main floor is always bustling with customers coming in and out and it's not as relaxing. It's always very busy here, and it seems they never have enough wait staff, but at least they don't rush you once you are seated. I find the signature hot chocolate at this location more watery than usual (comparing to Burlington Arcade, Tokyo Ginza and the Champs Elysées locations). My sister ordered "Thé Mélange Ladurée" tea, and it was heavenly! One of the most wonderful desserts is the Saint-Honorés, which is a rose and raspberry pastry dessert. One cannot step into Ladurée without having a macaron, or several, and they carry some limited edition boxes for them here if you wish to purchase them. My favourites are the Salted Caramel, Vanilla and Pistachio. When I was most recently there in January the seasonal flavours were Chestnut & Pear, Coconut, Grape & Cinnamon, and Almond Marshmallow
A friend of mine from France and was talking about this place while we were hanging out. The next day I went to Harrod's with another friend and decided to check it out. Most of the restaurants in Harrod's have afternoon tea, all priced around £20, so I decided to go here. We only waited for about 15 minutes before being seated in the Black Room. While waiting, I hopped over to the counter and bought a few French macaroons. I've had them in LA once, but they usually sell out, so I haven't had it in a while. I got a mint, vanilla, chocolate, rose, and pistachio all for a little under £7, a decent price. I really like the ambiance and decor of the place. They also have 3 different rooms, each with a different decoration theme. I ordered the afternoon tea and chose the smoked salmon and cheese sandwiches, traditional laudree croissant, sugar broiche, dark chocolate cake, and rose French macaroon with raspberries (can't remember which items they were on the menu since these options are listed in French); for the tea, I chose the Melange Special Laudree. The tea came first and it was really delicious and full of flavor (rose, vanilla, orange, and cinnamon according to the menu). It was a perfect blend. I couldn't finish all my food, so I shared with my friend. She ate one of my sandwiches and half of the cake and French macaroon. The bill came out to £23 including service charge, which isn't bad considering it's enough to feed 2 people...except that my friend neglected to offer to chip in... Anyhow, it was worth the £23 for the experience, not to mention eating at such a place I wouldn't normally eat at back home. Seeing as this is London, I have to try the afternoon teas wherever I go since I love tea. It's just that, 2 students sitting amidst tables of well-dressed families/couples was a little uncomfortable; I still enjoyed the experience and the food. Oh yes, the French macaroons were DELICIOUS! I ate them all in one sitting later in the evening. My favorite of the 5 were the vanilla and rose; I didn't particularly like the mint one (I think there was anise in it as well). I wish I could buy a box full and take them home back to the States...however they need to be eaten fresh and they're delicate. By the time I got home they were smushed...
1 year ago
Great macaroon ever. Bought varieties of different flavors back to California. Service was fast. Ambiance Harrod is a busiest and chic shopping store. read more
7 years ago
Can't go wrong with Laduree (even if it's not in Paris)! We spent a rainy afternoon in London at Harrods and to our surprise discovered they had a Laduree downstairs. It's decorated very nicely and the staff was very attentive. We decided to take an assortment of macarons back to our hotel and they served as the perfect midnight snack! They're not cheap, but worth the splurge as we do not have one in Texas. read more
4 years ago
Simply the "GOLD STANDARD". I ordered two large raspberry macarons to go. I was not hungry at the time. Later they were as mesmerizing as always. I love their desserts. Super attentive staff. If you see a Ladurée run as fast as you can, order and prepare yourself for sensory overload. read more
This little venture inside Harrods is a cute teahouse party. Every girly girl loves it. There are lines and lines of varies tastes of macaroons. I ended up picking pistachio, strawberry, lemon, choco mix and vanilla. My favorite was definitely the pistachio favor. The layer outside is soft with a crunch. The macaroons melt in your mouth when you bit into them. They were 20.80 for a box of 18 or 1.70 each. read more
The desserts here are small and really cute. However they are kind of pricey. I got the grand cru chocolate dessert. It was really good and just the right size. Additionally, it came in a small little glass cylinder that you can keep. read more
11 years ago
You step into what looks like a magical cake shop. I had no idea what to expect but the display cases behind the till (that's register for us Americans) was really quite impressive, stacked highly with cakes and whatnot. There is some limited seating that does seem to have full waiter service. My colleague and I ordered some food at the till and then sat down to eat. The fruit tart had fresh raspberries on top. The custard was made with passion fruit. I liked it, although I would have preferred that the custard not have the passion fruit. It made the overall dish very tangy. Also don't try eating it with the plastic spoon. Mine broke. The macaroons seem to be a hit or miss. I tried the chocolate one and it wasn't bad, but maybe just not my cup of tea. As in, if you give it to me, I will eat it but the flavors were not super wow-ing. The raspberry one was decent as well. My colleague tried the sesame and the chocolate banana ones and was not pleased at all. Also there is no WIFI signal here. read more
The macaroons here were very good, another place where I heard some hype before trying. They do a great job with their products and have a lot to try. I had a few flavors and was satisfied with my selection. I would recommend trying a few flavors when you order, it's always nice to get a good taste of what they offer. read more
So the employees here are kind of stiff... and grim. I don't think I saw a single smile from any of them, which I can almost understand since they have to deal with shrill Harrods customers. The prices are also pretty ridiculous. But whatever! I don't care! I'll indulge myself! The place is bright, cheery, and colorful like an elegant boutique-y bakery for a grown up girly girl. I was a total schmuck and bought myself an 11 pound box of 8 smallish macarons. At first I regret it. And then I thought, 'F it. What the hell, it's not like I'm buying myself diamonds.' I got to pick 8 different flavors and I cherished each one instead of gobbling them up like I would normally. My favorites were the rose (so interesting!), pistachio (I don't even like nuts), and the red fruits. They were divine! I only wish I had bought more souvenirs when I was there.. Like a bag and chocolates and a candle. Waaa now I'm having real regrets! read more
Known to many as the macaron mecca, Ladurée was one of those things on my Paris list that remained incomplete due to time restraints. I was happy to find out that they have a shop within Harrods. After much deliberation, I ordered two macarons to go (rose & pistachio). At £1.75 the solo macarons seem to be the best deal. I thought I knew what to expect when I bit into the first macaron...but my boy did it seem like my tastebuds kicked into overdrive. Even though allergies have had me congested/sneezing all day-each of the filling's had mega bursts of flavor which were easily distinguishable and intense (in a non-artificial way) and the meringue parts were perfect texture-wise (sugary, crisp, & light). Holy macarons! Absolute bliss! Another mouthgasm later-I am kicking myself for not getting with the program earlier. I'm tempted to go get more but they probably wouldn't make it beyond my flight home :/ According to the sales rep, they can last up to 3 days and need to be refrigerated. At least there is a shop in New York ;) read more
Located on the bottom floor of Harrod's, we stopped in for high tea and there was about a 15 minute wait. Service from beginning to end was really great! We both got the high tea and it came with sandwiches, croissants (they ran out of the small flavored ones so instead of trying 4 kinds we tried 2 kinds but they were full size), desserts and of course tea. Hubby also got a cocktail. The sandwiches were great and my favorite one was the salmon (there was also cheese and ham). The almond croissant was to die for! It was coated in a sugar glaze with a hazelnut filling. We were so full that we only tried the macarons from the dessert tier while we we were there, and took the rest of the cakes with us. Those cakes were amazing even after sitting out for a day and they were so pretty I didn't even want to eat them at first. I've only done high tea once in the US and it came with a lot more small bites - both savory and sweet. Here, the focus was clearly on the beautiful desserts. If you can't stay for high tea I'd recommend coming in for a pastry and coffee (or tea). Also the room is beautifully decorated by chandeliers and a display of macarons in just about every color and flavor. read more
11 years ago
Best macarons ! Don't full yourself at paul's or café concerto I also really like they tea time and brunch there is very good :) read more
I LOVE Laduree- we had two afternoon teas between three of us (as recommended by the waiter), there were loads of cakes for us and we ordered an extra drink. They were all delicious and totally decadent- great for a celebration, they do have other things apart from macarons! You can eat outside or in their cute dining room. The waiters are all polite and knowledgeable- I'd recommend Laduree Harrods to any cake lover. read more
18 years ago
The rumour that Ladurée is in town spread itself fast. Those macaroons, which look so posh in every colour possible, sweeten up your life. Have you known Ladurée produces new flavours each season? One of the oddest was lavender... At the back entrance of Harrods you can directly enter the restaurant. I remember standing around waiting to be placed. It is a mission to get a table and after an exhausting day of shopping this is probably the last thing you need. We got seated in Ladurée dark decorated room on the ground floor and it got a bit stuffed. The stress continued when we found ourselves seated very close to the table next to us. Harrods is one of the touristiest traps in London and conquered by rich Arabs Knightsbridge locals. They spend their days shopping one luxury after the other. Of course Mohamed Al Fayed chose well to place a little bit of Paris as an added diamond at the back of his Harrods. If the macaroons are for you the match in heaven, go to 21 rue Bonaparte in St. Germain in Paris and things suddenly make more sense! read more
The Ladurée tea room is hidden in the back of the food hall at Harrods. They are constantly renovating the store, so it seems that some days it easier to find than others. When I was here last summer it there was a Krispy Kreme doughnut shop right next to it - which thankfully is no long there! So tacky! If you're just stopping by to pick something up, you can line up at the counter and one of the associates will help you. If you want to dine in, there's usually a wait of anywhere from 10-45 minutes. It's nicer if you're in the rooms the side, or upstairs since the main floor is always bustling with customers coming in and out and it's not as relaxing. It's always very busy here, and it seems they never have enough wait staff, but at least they don't rush you once you are seated. I find the signature hot chocolate at this location more watery than usual (comparing to Burlington Arcade, Tokyo Ginza and the Champs Elysées locations). My sister ordered "Thé Mélange Ladurée" tea, and it was heavenly! One of the most wonderful desserts is the Saint-Honorés, which is a rose and raspberry pastry dessert. One cannot step into Ladurée without having a macaron, or several, and they carry some limited edition boxes for them here if you wish to purchase them. My favourites are the Salted Caramel, Vanilla and Pistachio. When I was most recently there in January the seasonal flavours were Chestnut & Pear, Coconut, Grape & Cinnamon, and Almond Marshmallow read more
16 years ago
A friend of mine from France and was talking about this place while we were hanging out. The next day I went to Harrod's with another friend and decided to check it out. Most of the restaurants in Harrod's have afternoon tea, all priced around £20, so I decided to go here. We only waited for about 15 minutes before being seated in the Black Room. While waiting, I hopped over to the counter and bought a few French macaroons. I've had them in LA once, but they usually sell out, so I haven't had it in a while. I got a mint, vanilla, chocolate, rose, and pistachio all for a little under £7, a decent price. I really like the ambiance and decor of the place. They also have 3 different rooms, each with a different decoration theme. I ordered the afternoon tea and chose the smoked salmon and cheese sandwiches, traditional laudree croissant, sugar broiche, dark chocolate cake, and rose French macaroon with raspberries (can't remember which items they were on the menu since these options are listed in French); for the tea, I chose the Melange Special Laudree. The tea came first and it was really delicious and full of flavor (rose, vanilla, orange, and cinnamon according to the menu). It was a perfect blend. I couldn't finish all my food, so I shared with my friend. She ate one of my sandwiches and half of the cake and French macaroon. The bill came out to £23 including service charge, which isn't bad considering it's enough to feed 2 people...except that my friend neglected to offer to chip in... Anyhow, it was worth the £23 for the experience, not to mention eating at such a place I wouldn't normally eat at back home. Seeing as this is London, I have to try the afternoon teas wherever I go since I love tea. It's just that, 2 students sitting amidst tables of well-dressed families/couples was a little uncomfortable; I still enjoyed the experience and the food. Oh yes, the French macaroons were DELICIOUS! I ate them all in one sitting later in the evening. My favorite of the 5 were the vanilla and rose; I didn't particularly like the mint one (I think there was anise in it as well). I wish I could buy a box full and take them home back to the States...however they need to be eaten fresh and they're delicate. By the time I got home they were smushed... read more
11 years ago
Don't understand me wrong ...i have the reason to give only 2 stars for them even thought How much i love their macarons ( i can die for it !!) but their service is suck! Their sweet and drink is superb! But service and waitress is suck ! So slow, always disappear, so difficult to find them when you want something .... read more
11 years ago
Interior is amazing, food is amazing, pastries are amazing, service is amazing. This place is simply amazing! If you're a tourist: go there! Even though it's a bit pricey it's an experience you don't want to miss. If you're not a tourist: GO THERE!!! Do me a favour and get one of the macaroons. Thank me later. read more
7 years ago
They left out two of the things I ordered, and sadly I didn't realize until I arrived back at our hotel. I paid for these items, but after tasting the quality, I let it go. This was the best pastry shop we visited while in London. I'm an amateur baker, but not on their level. The quality was superb. The tartlets were light, flavorful and flaky. The macaroons the best I've ever had. Wonderful!! read more
13 years ago
This review is for Laduree in general, not just the one in Harrod's. I've been to all the Laduree's here in London, but this is the one I frequent the most, just because I tend to be in this general more often, but they are all great. The absolute best of the best when it comes to macarons. When it comes to the old debate of Laduree vs Pierre Herme, I'd say Laduree wins hands down. Their macarons are so much lighter, which I personally prefer. Rose and Salted Caramel are probably my favorite, but the new flavour Marie Antoinette (best name ever and gorgeous color) is quickly being my new fave. I've not tried many other things because I am so loyal to the macarons, but I've also sampled their Praline Mille Feuille and it was so delicious. Also love their Thé à la Vanille. Since Harrrod's is a tourist mecca, this branch does tend to get pretty busy, but the wait has never been too long. There is also seating outside, which I assume would be lovely in the spring. As for the other locations... The one in Burlington Arcade is tiny, with no salon, so it's perfect if you just want to grab some macarons or patisserie. They do teas and coffee and have some tables in the arcade, but it's more of a takeaway place. The one in Covent Garden has a salon upstairs with a balcony that has some really nice views over the Apple Market and the square. Really nice for a late afternoon tea. read more
10 years ago
If you are going for shopping around harrods, this is the place to get relaxed after hours of walking Staff are nice and the place is quiet Coffee are amazing Except macarons I don't recommend any pastries though read more
Laduree was so good it was worth 2 trips there in our week long trip in London! I've never been a macaroon fan but these are pretty good. I was there for the cakes (and kind of the tea). The second time we came here, we sat upstairs at a window seat so we would people watch and look at the ridiculously expensive cars drive by. If you can make afternoon tea - it's not a bad deal! read more
Laduree for tea is one of those experiences you need to try especially if you have been shopping all day in harrods and need a shout down to recover from the hoards of shopping you have just done. Forewarned there is always a queue but don't fret it moves very quickly. There is a selection of teas.. And I mean selection... So choose wisely.. No no I'm just kidding with you... Lol.. I went for the Earl Grey Fleurs and it was yummy... And what better way to serve it than with some of their best sellers, the salted caramel, rose and pistachio macaroons?? I also like the marshmallow ones even though I'm not usually a marshmallow fan?? It's not your Starbucks kinda of tea drinking so shot relax and enjoy... If the weather is good ask to be seated outside.. read more
Always love coming here while shopping at Harrods. Amidst all the English high tea in the city, having French afternoon tea is a nice change. Price is reasonable and the sweets never disappoint. And just nice sitting in the afternoon enjoying hot chocolate (yes, instead of tea - another plus) in a very nice room away from the mad mass inside Harrods. Reasonable prices too (see my review on the Savoy and you will know what I mean) Definitely my top choice of afternoon tea In London. read more
Ladurée gives me mixed feelings every time. Their products are good, but I'm always underwhelmed, because for the quality they claim to have I expect better. I'm not sure why I keep giving them chances. Perhaps the queues make me hope that it's going to be better this time around. Their presentation is certainly pretty. Their cakes and macarons barely live up to the boxes they come in. Their macarons flavours aren't very creative. Pistachio, coffee, melon, other one-note flavours. They taste fine. I don't have much more to say about them. I suppose that says it all. read more
9 years ago
I must say that it was one of the most exciting moment for me as I love macaroons and laudree is known for them! To start with, I went to the location in Covent garden and the easiest way to locate it is that it's in the market hall right next to Godiva and somwtimes can be hard to spot if there is some road show happening in the alley next to it. This location also has dining with aftetnoon tea and snacks. It was very crowded and I was able to get good time to look tru and talk to the lady there of what's popular and whats her favorite. I got all the flavors of macaroons that they have got. My favorite is pistachio and coconut! They are melting in my mouth when I tasted them. Tip: if you are traveling make sure you tell them so that they pack differently. Mine survived 12-18 hour flight. I'd definitely recommend tourists to visit here to experience laudree at least once esp if they have sweet tooth we do :) read more
7 years ago
15 years ago
Let me preface this by saying I'm not a macaron lover. I could take them or leave them. We didn't have time to try them while in Paris, we were eating inside Harrods and I found Ladurée on the way to the bathroom! Score! We snatched up a couple macarons to eat with our morning coffee. My favorites were the Rose and Salted Caramel. read more
12 years ago
Items Selected: Iced Coffee Chocolate Coconut Cream, Strawberries and Cream, Pure Chocolate, Pistachio, Peach, Salty Caramel, Lime and Basil, Coffee Macaron Duck Foie Gras with redfruit macaron and toasted kugelhof French Toast, Pure Maple Syrup Savarin - Baba in dark rum, Chantilly Cream, Apricot Jelly St. Honore Fraise Coco - Choux cream puff, coconut cream, strawberry compote, coconut Chantilly, fresh strawberries With rainy weather dampening my day on grass at The All England Club after only a few matches plus a bowl of cream-clad berries it was back to London that I turned and without dinner reservations until late that evening a three o'clock lunch took place in the upstairs tea room of Laduree at Harrod's. Fancifully decorated behind its 1862 "Maison Laduree" marquee and located just past a room of watches that left me an envious shade of green it was at a "Please wait to be Seated" sign that my afternoon began and with the lone host apparently encumbered by patrons who chose not to read it was with patience tested that I did wait, a total of twenty minutes and eight flawless cookies separating me from my eventual seat. Truly a divine room with thirty foot ceilings nearly met by shelves of scented candles, confections, teas, and sweets it was with an abrupt greeting that my arrival to the table was met and although wait times would later prove substantial an expedited order was placed, a total of four items progressing in three courses as my water glass languished and iced coffee tasted 'instant' at best. Obviously not known for their service given my previous experiences with the brand in Paris but generally making amends with the quality of the product it was without indecision that my meal began with a thick cut of foie gras and reportedly sourced from an independent farm in Southern France the results would wow, each creamy bite spread on toasty citrus kuglhof savored until the very last. Returning at this point to sweeter things it was with good fortune that this particular Laduree offered breakfast throughout the day and with wispy brioche surprisingly light despite its ample imbuement of butter I took great advantage of a bottle of pure maple syrup, the golden sponge eventually near-saturated and all the better for it. Rounding out the meal with desserts, admittedly the most difficult decision of the day, it was eventually in a duo that I partook and although the tender baba was quite good beneath a light veil of rum it was the seasonal St. Honore with textbook choux amidst bright berries and light cream that stole the show - a big step up from the tiny bowl at Wimbledon to say the least. read more
7 years ago
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