Editing Halo 4

{{Title|''Halo 4''}}

{{Game infobox

|name= ''Halo 4''

|image= [[File:Halo 4 standard edition (ESRB).png|300px|center]]

|composer=[[Neil Davidge]]<br>[[Kazuma Jinnouchi]]

|publisher= [[Microsoft Studios]]

|platform= [[Xbox 360]]<ref name="Xbox 360">[http://xbox360.ign.com/articles/121/1212411p1.html '''IGN''' - ''Halo 4 Will Be on Xbox 360'']</ref>

|releasedate= November 6, 2012<ref name="Waypoint 4172012">[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/04/17/The-Halo-Bulletin-41712.aspx '''Halo Waypoint:''' ''The Halo Bulletin 4.17.2012'']</ref><br> October 8, [[2013]] {{C|Game of the Year Edition}}<ref name="GoTYE">[http://www.ign.com/articles/2013/08/26/halo-4-game-of-the-year-edition-outed '''IGN.com''' - ''Halo 4 Game of the Year Edition Outed '']</ref><ref>[http://blogs.halowaypoint.com/Headlines/post/2013/10/01/Halo-4-Game-of-the-Year-Edition-.aspx '''Halo Waypoint''' - ''Halo 4: Game of the Year Edition'']</ref>

==Plot==

{{Quote|The Master Chief returns to battle an ancient evil bent on vengeance and annihilation. Shipwrecked on a mysterious world, faced with new enemies and deadly technology... the universe will never be the same.|Official summary{{Ref/Reuse|waypoint}}}}

Halo 4 begins on [[2557|July 21, 2557]],<ref name="Game Informer May 2012">'''Game Informer''': ''May 2012''</ref> four years, seven months and ten days after the armistice ending the [[Human-Covenant War]]. Cortana, laying silent for almost five years, notices that the ship's intruder alarms have activated and attempts to wake John-117 from [[Cryo chamber|cryo-sleep]]. Cortana notifies him that in his sleep, she rewrote the firmware of his [[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark VI|MJOLNIR Mark VI armor]], upgrading the HUD and armor capabilities. With alarms ringing and the intruders spreading to multiple decks, John slips Cortana's chip back into his [[Spartan neural interface|neural interface]] and sets off to find the source of the disturbance. Suddenly, a [[Sangheili]] swordsman comes charging at the Spartan. After neutralizing the threat, John questions the AI construct on why his once-formidable allies have attacked them, to which she has no answer. After fighting the Sangheili and their "repatriated" [[Unggoy]] and [[Kig-Yar]] subordinates, John makes his way to the aft observation deck, viewing a large [[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant|former Covenant]] fleet, led by [[Jul 'Mdama]], surrounding the ''Forward Unto Dawn'' while multiple boarding crafts dock with the heavily damaged aft section of the frigate.  

===The Didact===

After disabling two control nodes, it becomes clear to John that a great threat had once been imprisoned within Requiem. The [[Ur-Didact|Didact]], the Forerunners' greatest warrior, is released from suspended animation within a [[Cryptum]]. Easily disabling John with his powerful abilities, he declares the return of the Forerunners as the galaxy's rulers and saviors. Humanity remains weak and unworthy in his eyes of inheriting the [[Mantle|Mantle of Responsibility]], a view rejected by his wife, the [[Librarian]]. Having always revered the Forerunners as gods,Jul 'Mdama's Covenant quickly swears alliance to the Didact and his Prometheans. The Didact views Jul's Covenant as mere "primitives", but permits them to serve his cause, to prevent the ascension of the human race to galactic prominence.

===Campaign===

#[[Prologue]] - ''"Catherine Halsey is interrogated deep within a secret ONI facility."'' (Cinematic)  

'''[[Forerunner]]'''

*[[Librarian]]

*[[Ur-Didact]]

**[[Mgalekgolo]]

*[[Sangheili]]

**[[Sangheili Ranger|Ranger]]

**[[Sangheili Storm|Storm]] {{1st}}

*[[Covenant remnants]]

**[[Jul 'Mdama's Covenant faction]]

*[[Ecumene]]

**[[Lifeworker]]

**[[Warrior-Servant]]

***[[Promethean]]

*[[Unified Earth Government]]

**[[United Nations Space Command]]

****[[SPARTAN-IV program]] {{1st}}

*****[[Fireteam Castle]] {{1st}}

**[[Circinius IV]] {{Mo}}

***[[Corbulo Academy of Military Science]] {{Mo}}

*[[Concord]] {{1st}}

*[[Epoloch system]]

**[[Requiem]]

***[[Control]] {{1st}}

***[[Haven]] {{1st}}

***[[Librarian's Rest]] {{1st}}

***[[Quarry]] {{1st}}

***[[Sniper Alley]] {{1st}}

*[[Epsilon Eridani system]]

**[[Reach]] {{Mo}}

*[[Epsilon Indi system]]

**[[Harvest]] {{Mo}}

*[[Khaphrae system]]

*[[Sol system]]

**[[Earth]]

***[[Africa]]

***[[United Republic of North America]]

****[[New Phoenix]] {{1st}}

*[[Human-Covenant War]]

**[[Battle of Circinius IV]] {{Mo}}

***[[Battle of Mombasa]] {{Mo}}

***[[Battle of Voi]] {{Mo}}

**[[Battle of Installation 04]] {{Mo}}

**[[First Battle of Harvest]] {{Mo}}

*[[Post-Covenant War conflicts]] {{1st}}

**[[Battle of Requiem]] {{1st}}

*[[M395 DMR]] {{1st}}

*[[M41 rocket launcher]]

*[[M45 shotgun#M45D Tactical Shotgun|M45D shotgun]] {{1st}}

*[[M46 Light Anti-Aircraft Gun]]

;Unusable

*[[Mark 2551 Magnetic Accelerator Cannon]] {{1st}}

*[[M97 Lance]]

*[[Landmine|UNSC landmine]]

*[[M85 Scythe]] {{1st}}

====Covenant====

;Usable

;Unusable

**{{UNSCShip|Pillar of Autumn}} {{Mo}}

*{{UNSCShip|Infinity}}

*[[M510 Mammoth]]

*[[Orbital defense platform]]

*[[Spade]] {{C|War Games simulator only}}

*[[Tractor unit]] {{C|War Games simulator only}}

*{{Class|Vindication|light battleship}}|

====Covenant====

;Usable

;Unusable

*[[Covenant drop pod]]

*[[Seraph]]

====Forerunner====

*''[[Mantle's Approach]]'' {{1st}}

*[[War sphinx]] {{C|Eye only}}

|title-8=Equipment and technology|

;Other

*[[Ancilla]] {{Mo}}

*[[Artificial intelligence]]

*[[Data crystal chip]]

*[[Data pad]]

*[[Emergency locator beacon]]

*[[Energy shielding]]

***[[LOCUS-class Mjolnir|Locus]] variant {{1st}}

***[[MJOLNIR Powered Assault Armor/Mark V#GEN2|Mark V]] variant {{1st}}

***[[OCEANIC-class Mjolnir|Oceanic]] variant {{1st}}

***[[ODST armor#MJOLNIR GEN2/ODST|ODST]] variant {{1st}}

**[[UNSC Navy Service Uniform]]

*[[Unggoy combat harness]]

*[[Z-9930 Information Vector Console]]

''Halo 4'' was developed for the Xbox 360 console.{{Ref/Reuse|Xbox 360}} The game's creative team, which comprised nearly 200 individuals who developed the game for nearly three years,<ref name="GTTV 612012">[http://www.gametrailers.com/video/e3-2012-e3-2012/730801 '''GameTrailers.com:''' ''E3 2012: Halo 4 Xbox Evolved Promo'']</ref> was led by creative director [[Josh Holmes]].{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} The game has been stated to continue the ''Halo'' series' tradition of inspiring wonder in the player while providing engaging, visceral gameplay. The game utilizes much of the "sandbox" that has been featured across all six prior ''Halo'' games and other media, in addition to introducing new characters, weapons, vehicles, and other elements.{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} The game's "sandbox" and overall style are meant to be evocative of ''Halo: Combat Evolved'' moreso than of later installments.{{Ref/Reuse|CVG}} [[Dual wielding]] is not accessible in the game.<ref name="GI podcast">[http://media1.gameinformer.com/media/audio/theshow/halo4/halo4special.mp3 '''Game Informer:''' ''Halo 4 Special Podcast'']</ref> During production, Halo 4 was given the codename "Halo Onyx".<ref>[https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Brwkm '''Artstation:''' ''Halo 4 - vehicles'' - concept art bears the logo "Halo Onyx".]</ref>

The art director for ''Halo 4'' was [[Kenneth Scott]]. He described the visual style of ''Halo 4'' as being more ingrained in the expanded universe fiction, and more "mature" than before. With the game's increased focus on the Forerunners, the artists invested heavily on the look and feel of Forerunner technology, including the incorporation of more "active" Forerunner technology as opposed to the mostly inert and abandoned structures seen in the earlier games.{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}}

[[Sotaro Tojima]], best known for his work on [[Wikipedia:Konami|Konami's]] ''[[Wikipedia:Castlevania: Circle of the Moon|Castlevania: Circle of the Moon]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia: Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots|Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots]]'', served as ''Halo 4'''s audio director.{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} The team has performed many live audio recording sessions, several of which occurred in [[Wikipedia:Tasmania|Tasmania, Australia]]. Some of these recording sessions took place in generally inhospitable environments, such as underwater, in fire, and in ice, through the use of specially designed microphones;{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} other recording sessions utilized "homemade" explosives.<ref name="Audio">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Lci6hIWxZss'''Halo Waypoint''': ''Halo 4 Field Audio Recording'']</ref> Tojima intended for the game's audio to be clearly grounded in the ''Halo'' universe, though to also have a more realistic quality than in past titles.{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} A video was released on February 23rd depicting 343i recording weapon and explosion audio alongside the [[Wikipedia:United States Army Special Forces|U.S. Army Special Forces]]. Weapons such as the [[Wikipedia:M4 carbine|M4 carbine]], [[Wikipedia:FN SCAR|Mk 17 battle rifle]], [[Wikipedia:M240 machine gun|M240 general purpose machine gun]], [[Wikipedia:Barrett M82|M107 sniper rifle]], [[Wikipedia:M2 Browning|M2 heavy machine gun]], and [[Wikipedia:M72 LAW|M72 rocket launcher]] were used in the recording.{{Ref/Reuse|Audio}}

On April 11, 2012, the composer for ''Halo 4'' was announced to be [[Neil Davidge]], best known as the co-writer and producer for the British electronica duo [[Wikipedia:Massive Attack|Massive Attack]].<ref>[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/04/11/Neil-Davidge.aspx '''Halo Official Site''': ''The Halo Bulletin: 4.11.12'']</ref> Davidge first started in his role as the future composer in late 2010, eventually having his first meeting with 343i laying out his ideas for the music of the game.<ref name="Edge 582012">[http://www.edge-online.com/features/scoring-halo-4?page=2 '''Edge Magazine:''' ''Scoring Halo 4'']</ref> After the meeting, Davidge began writing 20 to 30 pieces that would be the base of the ''Halo 4'' score, which he officially began working on in August of 2011. Davidge has since stated that over four hours and an estimated 300 pieces had been written as of May 8, 2012.{{Ref/Reuse|Edge 582012}} Composing ''Halo 4'' is noted as being split into four distinct "tiers," each consisting of central themes for a handful of missions. [[Kazuma Jinnouchi]] composed a number of additional tracks for the game.<ref>[http://www.halo4soundtrack.com/ '''Halo4soundtrack.com''']</ref> Many of the key compositions were recorded and completed in January 2012 ahead of 343i's completion deadline.{{Ref/Reuse|Edge 582012}} Though still grounded in the ''Halo'' universe, the score for ''Halo 4'' takes a new direction from [[Martin O'Donnell]]'s composition in previous ''Halo'' titles.{{Ref/Reuse|bulletin1}} Orchestral and composition for the score was done at the famed [[Wikipedia:Abbey Road Studios|Abbey Road Studios]] in [[Wikipedia:City of Westminster|Westminster]], [[Wikipedia:London|London]], [[Wikipedia:England|England]], mostly notably known for their work with [[Wikipedia:The Beatles|The Beatles]] during the 1960s.<ref name="Composing Worlds">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmfGsuOacMA&hd=1 '''YouTube:''' ''Making of Halo 4: Composing Worlds'']</ref>

====Armor permutations====

The player can only choose from a standard [[SPARTAN-IV program|Spartan]] model. There are several armor permutations which can be combined. All armor permutations do not have any effects on gameplay. They are unlocked by achieving ranks and commendations.

===Spartan Ops===

{{Main|Spartan Ops}}

''Spartan Ops'' is a secondary campaign that replaces the [[Firefight]] mode featured in ''[[Halo 3: ODST]]'' and ''[[Halo: Reach]]''.{{Ref/Reuse|IGN 4/7/2012}} Much like traditional campaign cooperative play, ''Spartan Ops'' allows up to four players to participate in weekly objective-based episodic missions.{{Ref/Reuse|GI podcast}}{{Ref/Reuse|IGN 4/7/2012}} Missions intertwine directly with events in the main ''Halo 4'' campaign, expanding on the story of the UNSC ''Infinity'' and her crew;{{Ref/Reuse|GI podcast}} this new mode is being likened to a second full-scale campaign for the game.{{Ref/Reuse|Guardian 632012}} Compared to a season of a television program, each "episode" of ''Spartan Ops'' features a pre-rendered cinematic and five playable missions complete with new events, characters, locations, and gameplay challenges, totaling up to 12 hours of new gameplay.{{Ref/Reuse|Game Informer May 2012}}<ref name="LEHB 6272012">[http://www.littleenglishhaloblog.com/2012/06/new-halo-4-info-blowout-via-expertzone.html '''Little English Halo Blog:''' ''New Halo 4 Info Blowout via ExpertZone!'']</ref> The development of ''Spartan Ops'' saw the largest influx of new characters, along with corresponding facial and voice talent, and gameplay/sandbox elements into any property of the ''Halo'' franchise since 2001.{{Ref/Reuse|RTX Halo 4 panel}} 343 Industries will be supporting additional ''Spartan Ops'' missions for months after launch of the game and unlike ''Reach'' challenges, players have the opportunity to play from the beginning of the episodic campaign regardless of when they started playing. The first "season" is included with the price of the game, though 343i has not ruled out charging players for additional ''Spartan Ops'' seasons.<ref name="NYDN 4302012">[http://www.nydailynews.com/entertainment/system-update-halo-4-preview-glimpse-return-master-chief-article-1.1068510?pgno=1 '''NYDailyNews.com:''' ''SYSTEM UPDATE: Halo 4 preview, with our first glimpse into return of Master Chief'']</ref> Frank O'Connor has stated that ''Spartan Ops'' will "bridge the gap" between the events of ''Halo 4'' and the future release of its sequel.{{Ref/Reuse|NYDN 4302012}}

===Merchandise===

====Editions====

Announced on May 16, 2012, 343 Industries revealed a collector's edition for ''Halo 4''.<ref name="Bulletin 51612">[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/05/16/The-Halo-Bulletin-51612.aspx '''Halo Waypoint:''' ''The Halo Bulletin 5.16.12'']</ref> The ''[[Halo 4 Limited Edition]]'' has been noted as "maximizing your multiplayer experience," which in turn expands on the fiction of the ''Halo'' universe like many aspects of the game as a whole.{{Ref/Reuse|Bulletin 51612}} The Limited Edition is presented in a large, minimalistic grey case that is adorned with an updated United Nations Space Command insignia; the game itself is included in a smaller silver tin case that features similar artwork to the larger case and is embossed with futuristic artwork. It is currently available for purchase worldwide starting at $99.99 ([[Wikipedia:United States Dollar|USD]]).{{Ref/Reuse|Bulletin 51612}} 343 Industries has confirmed that there will not be a "''Legendary Edition''" for ''Halo 4'', citing that they didn't want consumers to have to choose what version-specific ancillary items they would receive.{{Ref/Reuse|Bulletin 51612}}

[[McFarlane Toys]] announced three waves of action figures, vehicles, toy sets, and other products for ''Halo 4''.<ref name="Waypoint McFarlane 1192012">[http://halo.xbox.com/blogs/Headlines/post/2012/01/19/McFarlane-Toys-to-Create-Halo-4-Action-Figures.aspx '''Halo Waypoint:''' ''McFarlane Toys to Create Halo 4 Action Figures'']</ref> The [[McFarlane Toys/Halo 4 Series 1|first series]], released in August 2012, featured four 6-inch carded figures, which include returning characters John-117 and a [[Sangheili Zealot]] and two new inclusions into the ''Halo'' universe, the Unggoy Storm and two Spartan Warriors, one red and one blue;<ref name="McFarlane News 6112012">[http://halo.xbox.com/en-us/Universe/detail/mcfarlane-halo-4-figures/2dad5e8b-2522-4030-b4fd-8423c52436ee#imageNumber=6 '''Halo Waypoint:''' ''MCFARLANE TOYS BRINGS THE NEXT HALO GAME TO LIFE WITH HALO 4 ACTION FIGURES!'']</ref> a larger boxed product, featuring an up-scaled John-117 and accessories within a frozen cryopod is also available.{{Ref/Reuse|Waypoint McFarlane 1192012}} Released alongside ''Halo 4'' in November was the second series, including a figure of Cortana and a SPARTAN-IV soldier with two new enemy types, the Crawler and the Watcher; another large boxed product, featuring a Promethean Knight, was released in Holiday 2012.{{Ref/Reuse|Waypoint McFarlane 1192012}}  

The [[McFarlane Toys/Halo 4 Series 3|third series]], which were released on February [[2015]], feature three figures: [[Jul 'Mdama]] with an energy sword, [[Gabriel Thorne]] with an MA5D assault rifle, and [[Sarah Palmer]] with two M6H magnums.<ref>[http://www.halotoynews.com/2014/09/10/mcfarlane-halo-4-series-3-figures-jul-mdama-thorne-palmer/ '''Halo Toy News''' - ''McFarlane Halo 4 Series 3 Figures! Jul 'Mdama, Thorne & Palmer!'']</ref>

Ending off the 10-year anniversary celebration of ''Halo Fest'' at PAX Prime 2011 in Seattle, Washington was the release of a trailer following the first panel discussing ''Halo 4''.<ref name="concept glimpse">[http://youtu.be/vAKmu2yn3Fk '''YouTube''': ''Halo Fest: Halo 4 Concept Art Glimpse'']</ref> Released on August 28, 2011, it would be the first new glimpse of the game since its reveal at E3. It featured glimpses at many of the upcoming campaign's environments, including a terrestrial world with Forerunner glyphs on the surface, several location drafts which feature distinctly [[Forerunner]] buildings and ships, concepts of the ''Forward Unto Dawn''<nowiki />'s wreckage, and some concepts of the then-unidentified Requiem. Two of these images were repurposed as the cover art for the ''Forerunner Saga'' novels, ''Cryptum'' and ''Primordium''.{{Ref/Reuse|h4panel}} Following the ''Halo 4'' title card was a quick teaser of an early iteration of the [[Promethean Knight]].

{{Main|Making Halo 4}}

''Making Halo 4'' is a documentary series covering the development of ''Halo 4'', presented and narrated by the staff of 343 Industries. A total of seven videos were released under this documentary series. The first video, titled "[[Making Halo 4: First Look|First Look]]", revealed the first in-game footage of ''Campaign'' and ''War Games'' for ''Halo 4'' along with various gameplay elements. ''[[Making Halo 4: Composing Worlds|Composing Worlds]]'' is the second video, focusing on the audio design of the development. The third video, titled "[[Making Halo 4: A Hero Awakens|A Hero Awakens]]", goes in great detail on the development of storyline and character performances. The fourth video, titled "[[Making Halo 4: Return of the Forerunners|Return of the Forerunners]]", focuses on the development of the Prometheans and their weapons. The fifth, titled "[[Making Halo 4: Infinity Multiplayer|Infinity Multiplayer]]", focuses on the development and inspiration of ''Halo 4''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s [[Infinity (mode)|multiplayer mode]]. The sixth video, titled "[[Making Halo 4: Majestic Map Pack|Majestic Map Pack]]", focused on the development of the ''Majestic Map Pack''. The seventh and last video, titled "[[Making Halo 4: Spartan Ops: Season 1|Spartan Ops: Season 1]]", focused on the development of the ''Spartan Ops'' mode.

===Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn===

{{Main|Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn}}

Announced on April 30, 2012, ''Halo 4: Forward Unto Dawn'' is a five-episode live-action series with a total runtime of 75 minutes, making it one of the longest marketing programs for any game in history.{{Ref/Reuse|Variety 4302012}} ''Forward Unto Dawn'' chronicles the life of [[Thomas Lasky]] from his experiences at [[Corbulo Academy of Military Science|Corbulo Academy]] decades before his service aboard the UNSC ''Infinity'', alongside his "mentor" John-117. 343i's business director, Matt McCloskey, stated that ''Forward Unto Dawn'' would allow the franchise to "make ''Halo'' accessible for people who haven't played the games." Both McCloskey and [[Frank O'Connor]] noted that the series would flesh out the fiction of the universe, particularly ''Halo 4'''s. Viewers are given background information on the various events set prior to the game and the characters set to appear in it, as well as being introduced to new elements and expanding on old ones.  

== Reception ==

''Halo 4'' has received extremely positive acclaim from critics, and high praise for surpassing expectations. IGN's Ryan McCaffrey gave the game a score of 9.8 out of 10, calling it "not only a success, but a bar-raising triumph for the entire first-person shooter genre,"<ref name="IGN Halo 4">[http://www.ign.com/articles/2012/11/01/halo-4-review ''Ryan McCaffrey'', "Halo 4 Review", IGN]</ref> and  praised most aspects of the game, ranging from graphics and design to enemy behaviour, and called the multiplayer "golden". Criticisms of the game were that the need to view the Terminal through Halo Waypoint "serves only to pull you out of the experience, literally and figuratively.",{{Ref/Reuse|IGN_Halo_4}} and that "some of its fetch quest-y, flip-three-switches sequences feel like they artificially lengthen the game because of how long you can get hung up on them when the going gets tough."{{Ref/Reuse|IGN_Halo_4}} The only negative of multiplayer was that the Spartan Ops mode "lacks the replayability and score-based incentives of the Firefight mode it replaces," and that the new lobby system was "a bit more cluttered and difficult to parse through than previous Halos," but otherwise praised it as "on par with what Bungie had previously established."{{Ref/Reuse|IGN_Halo_4}} His overall conclusion was that "Halo has been rebuilt. It has been redefined. And it has been reinvigorated."{{Ref/Reuse|IGN_Halo_4}}

File:Halo4-GameCover.jpg|Full game cover for ''Halo 4''.

File:Halo 4 cover art ESRB (without Xbox 360 logos).jpg|North American/ESRB cover art without Xbox 360 branding. Released May 14, 2012.

File:H4Chief.gif|Animated video of the ''Halo 4'' cover.

File:Halo_4_splash.JPG|A promotional image for ''Halo 4'', depicting the wreckage of the ''Forward Unto Dawn'' descending toward [[Requiem]].

<gallery>

File:Halo4MultiplayerDMR.jpg|The HUD utilized in ''Halo 4'''s multiplayer on the map ''[[Haven]]''.

File:Halo 4 Multiplayer Screen.jpg|A screenshot from the game's Infinity mode.

H4-Wraparound-3.jpg|Two opposing Spartans fight, with one wielding a [[Z-180 Close Combat Rifle|scattershot]].

===Concept art===

<gallery>

File:H4_Requiem_Concept_1.jpg|A general view of Requiem.

File:H4_Iris_Concept_1.jpg|The wreckage of the ''Forward Unto Dawn'' entering an iris-like opening on Requiem.

File:H4 Forerunner damage process.jpg

File:H4 forerunner Power supply Concept art.jpg

File:H4 CutDLC UnderWaterCovenant Concept 1.jpg|Visual exploration for DLC, focusing on an underwater map with Covenant technology.

File:H4 CutDLC UnderWaterCovenant Concept 2.jpg|Visual exploration for DLC, focusing on an underwater map with Covenant technology.

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