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Craft brewery tour in the heart of paris

Saturdays: 2:30 pm (English) & 4:30 pm (French)

1 hour 30 minutes

25 people maximum

90-minute guided tour and tasting in an authentic craft brewery IN Paris!

• Guided tour of the brewery
• Discover all the steps of the craft beer making process and the ingredients
• Introduction to the art of drinking beer during a tasting class
• Win gifts during the visit!

Discover the TEAM, the ingredients, and the know-how bEHInd BAPBAP's craft beers.

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• 1 guided brewery tour
• 1 tasting class
• 1 souvenir tasting glass !
• 1 glass (25cl)
• 1 beer of your choice
• 2 glasses (25cl)
• 1 cotton tote bag
• 1 six-pack of your choice
• 1 magnetic bottle-opener

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Following in the footsteps of the US craft beer movement, the French are developing small, independent breweries. Hop on our tour of the best microbreweries in and around Paris .

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If Parisian life does not leave you enough leisure time to tour breweries and beer shops to fix your craft cravings, HopBuddy has the solution: get them delivered to you. Right, HopBuddy does not technically qualify as a Parisian brewery, but it is the next best thing. Download the app to your smartphone or use the website to shop for beers online. You will find them all: BAPBAP, La Goutte d’Or, Brasserie de l’Être… and then some more. HopBuddy goes the extra mile and delivers fresh beers by bike in one hour (two hours if you are in the suburbs) to your house, your office, and even your picnic spot. A 24-hour delivery is possible across France.

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What a better way to end this tour of Parisian breweries than with Paris Beer Week ? The festival gathers brewers and drinkers who share the same passion for quality, independent and creative breweries. It takes place annually in the different beer bars in and around Paris. The closing event gathers more than 45 craft brewers and has 90 different craft beers on tap: a real heaven. To make things even better, there is also music all night long.

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 Brasserie de l'Être

Paris hasn't traditionally been a city associated with interesting and unusual beers. Unlike Brussels or Munich, where breweries, bars and beer festivals place the carbonated drink at the center of local culture, the French capital has generally been more specialized in wines. With the exception of a few (mostly Belgian, and sometimes French Canadian) specialty bars serving craft brews, it's generally been pretty hard to find bars in Paris serving anything beyond a few well-known European brands. 

All that's changed over the past few years. Perhaps owing to the city's burgeoning hipster culture, trendy new breweries and microbreweries have been popping up in numerous neighborhoods, generating a new passion for handcrafted, uniquely flavored IPAS, Stouts, Belgian-style Krieks and British-style ales. Not only are these great new places to head for a casual lunch or dinner, but they've also made the Parisian nightlife scene more interesting. Keep reading for the 10 best places to taste craft beer in the capital. 

La Brasserie de l'Etre

Widely considered to be one of the best new Parisian-based microbreweries, this brasserie in the previously seedy, now-hopping 19th arrondissement (district) has quickly become a local favorite. Founded by beer connoisseur Edward Jalat-Dehen in 2016, the microbrewery prides itself on using local Parisian water and malts from surrounding regions, as well as observing environmentally friendly brewing and aging processes. 

The Brasserie de l'Etre brews five permanent varieties of their own-brand beers, as well as special "editions" created in partnership with other breweries and beer artisans. The "permanent collection" includes the Sphinx, a deep, amber-colored wheat beer with delicate floral and herbal notes; Oliphant, an IPA with notes of gingerbread, cyprus, herbal bitters and tropical fruits; and Cerberus Triple Parisienne, a deep, malty beer approaching a stout with rich caramel and hoppy notes, finished off with a touch of honey and tropical fruit. 

The brasserie itself, situated right near the Bassin de la Villette  (the city's largest artificial lake), is a pleasant and off-the-beaten-path spot for enjoying a pint with style. 

• Address:  7ter rue Duvergier, 19th arrondissement
• Metro:  Jaures 
• Tel:  +33 (0) 6 62 71 66 00
• Opening Hours:  Daily except Sunday, 6:00 pm to 2:00 am 

Le Bouillon Belge

Le Bouillon Belge 

This unassuming bar situated in a sleepy stretch of northeastern Paris is one of the neighborhood's best-kept secrets. For beer connoisseurs who appreciate the complexity of a good Belgian-style brew, Le Bouillon Belge is an ideal stop on a craft-beer bar crawl in the capital. 

The menu is extensive, but Belgian beer lovers can taste classics including Cherry kriek from Lindeman's, a variety of lambic and trappist-stye beers from La Mort Subite, classic brews from well-known brands such as Duvel and Chimay, and Boon Oud Geuze—an intensely sour, cider-like beer made by blending young and aged varieties of lambics. This last beer is for the more intrepid taster-- it's certainly not to everyone's taste. 

Inside, there's a slightly grungy vibe more fitting of a pub in Portland or London than a bar in Paris, with picnic-table seating, condiments in large plastic bottles, enormous metal beer kegs serving as decor, and a bar staff that's friendly but gets straight to the point. You can enjoy Belgian classics like moules-frites with your brew; the made-to-order fries are crispy and delicious. The bar also currently serves a variety of traditional dishes from the Philippines. 

• Address: 6 Rue Planchat, 20th arrondissement 
• Metro:  Buzenval 
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 43 70 41 03 
• Opening Hours:  Daily, 5:00 pm to 2:00 am; Sundays until midnight

​This new star in the Parisian microbrewery firmament makes what many say are some of the most creative, delicious and palate-challenging beers in the country. Unfortunately, their "brasserie" can be visited upon reservation only , and opening hours are limited — this isn't a bar in the full sense. 

However, the visit is highly recommended if you want to learn more about how this quirky brewery creates is distinctive beers. The 90-minute tour and five-beer tasting session will introduce you to some of BAPBAP's signature creations, including the original Pale Ale; Vertigo, an India Pale Ale made with seven different barley and wheat malts; and Toast, a deep Porter with distinctive, rich notes of chocolate, toffee, coffee and — you guessed it — toasted bread. In total, the company currently produces 12 artisanal beers.

Luckily for anyone who's acquired a taste for these brews, they're also now available in many other bars and shops around the capital. They've also teamed up with the previously-mentioned La Brasserie de l'Etre and New York-based Brooklyn Brewery to roll out a few limited-edition beers.                

• Address:  79 Rue Saint-Maur, 11th arrondissement
• Metro:  Rue Saint-Maur 
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 77 17 52 97
• Shop opening hours: Tuesday to Friday, 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm; Saturday from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Closed on Sunday and Monday. 
• Reserve a tour and tasting session here 

Paname Brewing Company

The Paname Brewing Company

Another new arrival in Paris' increasingly hip  19th arrondissement , the Paname Brewing Company offers gorgeous views over the Bassin de la Villette; on a nice day, it's one of the best places in town to meet up with friends for a pint in the sun and a casual meal. It's open every day from late morning until the wee hours of the morning, too, so it makes a great go-to option for craft beer tasting if you're hankering to start early, stay out late — or both. 

Grab a table outside or at a table inside — the enormous floor to ceiling windows mean you'll get great views either way. Some of the brewery's own beers worth tasting include the Barge du Canal, an American-style IPA with strong hoppy notes and a full body; the L'Oeil de Biche (Doe's Eye), a pale ale that's crisp and fruity and perfect for a hot day on the canal; and Casque d'Or, a cloudier beer made with wheat malt and featuring deep, spicy notes of ginger, bitter French hops and orange rind. 

The salads, pizzas, wraps, burgers and other casual fare are all solid and reasonably priced here, and there are several options for non meat-eaters. 

• Address: 41 bis Quai de la Loire, 19th arrondissement    
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 40 36 43 55
• Opening Hours: Daily, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm

Brasserie de la Goutte d'Or

 Brasserie de la Goutte d'Or

Opened in 2012, the Brasserie de la Goutte d'Or is widely credited as having revived the local brewery tradition in Paris. Springing up in the traditionally working class neighborhood of Barbes , the bar brought new energy — not to mention troupes of young nightlife-seekers — into an area that has generally resisted gentrification. 

Unfortunately, the opening days and hours are quite limited, so you'll have to carefully choose your moment to come check out the space and taste some excellent beers, named and inspired after the neighborhood. Tastings and visits to the brewery are free. Favorite brewed beers include the Chateau-Rouge, named after the nearby metro stop and surrounding neighborhood, and offering intense spicy and malted notes. The 3ter, meanwhile, is a coffee trippel that is strongly reminiscent of the roasted bean. 

One of the things that makes these beers so distinctive? They're mostly unfiltered and unpasteurized, allowing the native flavors of malts, wheats, hops and other ingredients to come through with strong, fresh notes. They're also made specifically to be enjoyed with food and desserts, and the bar staff can help you choose some delicious and complementary pairings. In short? A dream for anyone with a love for beer and cuisine. 

• Address:  28 Rue de la Goutte d'Or, 18th arrondissement
• Metro:  Barbes-Rochechouart or Chateau Rouge 
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 9 80 64 23 51
• Opening Hours: Thursday to Friday, 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm; Saturday 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm. Closed Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. 

Calling itself a "beer cafe" and gastropub, the label is probably fitting, since Brewberry closes on the early side and is open from mid-afternoon. It's an ideal spot for artisanal beer-tasting in the Latin Quarter : aficionados can choose between 450 different craft beers from around the world in the downstairs bar and cellar, while upstairs in the pub, handcrafted beers from Parisian microbreweries are readily served on tap. 

Whether you're a fan of Belgian, French, American, Dutch, German or even Norwegian beers, you're likely to find something perfect for your palate and mood in the cellar. The small plates and platters feature local cheeses and charcuterie, with suggestions for beer pairings. 

• Address:  18 Rue du Pot de Fer, 5th arrondissement
• Metro:  Censier-Daubenton 
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 43 36 53 92  
• Opening Hours: Tuesday to Saturday, 3:00 pm to 11:00 pm; Sunday 3:00 pm to 9:00 pm. Closed Mondays. 

Le Triangle

This cheerful restaurant and microbrewery situated in the Canal St Martin neighborhood has gained legions of fans for its small-batch beers made onsite. The menu also includes a frequently-refreshed selection of delicious craft brews from around the world. The Petite Passion is a fresh blonde lager with notes of oatmeal and passionfruit, while the Presse Abricot is a Parisian-made white beer with lemony notes: perfect for summer and made in the style of the "Berliner Weisse". 

In addition to their short but excellent menu of craft brews, Le Triangle is also a good spot for lunch or dinner. The menu primarily features traditional French and Italian dishes, with a focus on local produce and fresh flavors. 

• Address:  13 rue Jacques Louvel Tessier, 10th arrondissement
• Metro:  Goncourt/Hopital St Louis 
• Tel:  +33 (0)1 71 39 58 02
• Opening Hours:  Daily, 6:00 pm to 10:30 pm 

Café L'Envol Québécois

L'envol Quebecois

For anyone with a taste for a good craft brew hailing from Quebec , this bar on a quiet street deep in the Quartier Latin is a welcome change from the humdrum Paris brasserie. Run by a jolly French Canadian named Antoine, the bar offers a laid-back, North American atmosphere that can be a welcome reprieve from sometime-seriousness of the typical Parisian brasserie. Sit back in a comfy booth or chair and sip French Canadian brewery favorites, from St-Ambroise (their apricot-infused wheat ale is particularly refreshing in summer) to Belgian-style trappist brews, character-filled ales and lagers from Fin du Monde, Belle Gueule or Maudite. 

The decor is willfully and delightfully kitschy-Canadian, with abundant maple-leaf and fleur-de-lys flags, knick-knacks and maple syrup seemingly offered at every turn. For a refreshing aperitif, try a kir or house beer infused with maple syrup. Food choices include hamburgers, and French Canadian specialties (to the regret of many, though, there's no poutine in sight). Admittedly, the prices here aren't the lowest, but when you're craving a good Quebecois bar, this one can't be beat. 

• Address: 30 Rue Lacépède, 5th arrondissement
• Metro: Jussieu or Censier-Daubenton 
• Tel: +33 (0)1 45 35 53 93
• Opening Hours: Daily except Sunday, 6:00 pm to 2:00 am 

La Robe & La Mousse

This chic but resolutely 21st-century bar and pub near the Theatre de l'Odeon in the heart of the St-Germain-des-Prés district is appreciated by locals for its large selection of local craft beers. Half of the beers on tap served here are from Parisian microbreweries, including some of the ones already mentioned on this list.

The bar and restaurant also boasts a good wine menu specializing in organic and biodynamic bottles. This is a great place to head for craft beer tasting on the left bank.  There are also a small selection of cheese and charcuterie plates, quiches and nibbles on offer, if you've skipped dinner or need a little snack. 

• Address:  3 Rue Monsieur le Prince, 6th arrondissement 
• Metro:  Odeon 
• Tel:  +33 (0) 9 81 29 29 89
• Opening Hours: Sunday to Wednesday, 4:00 pm to 1:00 am; Thursday to Saturday, 4:00 pm to 2:00 am 

Frog Brew Pubs

The Frog stable of beer pubs have been open in Paris since 1993, and making their own artisanal beer for their eight locations around the city at one central, dedicated brewery . While the pubs have had a reputation over the years as a place where English and American expats like to hang out, the craft beer Renaissance in the city has given the chain a new halo of credibility and cool. 

Some popular Frog beers include their Galactic Empire IPA, Rhubarb White and Apricot Wheat (both ideal for summery days), Cherry Porter, and Hopster, a dry-hopped pale ale. The Ginger Twist, meanwhile, is a spicy amber ale that will please more discerning palates. 

All pub locations serve bar food such as hamburgers, tacos, mixed salads and sandwiches. 

Address: Various locations around Paris 

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THE 10 BEST Paris Beer Tastings & Brewery Tours

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Paris Craft Beer Small-Group Walking Tour

Discover craft beer in paris in a small-group, exclusively french, sample an array of unique french craft beers from paris and all over france, taste the history, learn about french beer, and how its history pre-dates that of wine.

Walking Tour

While France is mainly known as a wine country, it also has deep historical ties with beer as well. For example, the common word for a restaurant, brasserie , is also the same word used for a 'brewery' . Moreover, beer also predates wine in France by approximately 500 years!

In this Paris craft beer walking tour we showcase all that French Craft Beer has to offer. We visit craft beer bars and sample a variety of different styles of beer, all exclusively French. We discuss French beer history and cover everything from the beginnings of beer in France approximately 2,500 years ago, to the recent boom of craft beer in the last 10 years.

We'll meet in the center of Paris at our favorite local craft beer bar (location upon booking). After getting to know each other and tasting a variety of beers, we will either walk (or take the metro depending on weather) to our next location. As we walk we will go over local history of the area. We will continue in this way visiting two more craft beer bars. At our last craft beer bar we will also enjoy some traditional French cheese and/or charcuterie to pair with the beer.

*Please note that while you can sample any of the beers at any of the locations, full beverages will be not be included.

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• 3 different craft beer bars
• 2 taster beers at each location
• French beer history
• Local professionally licenced guide

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Also, for more info on craft beer you can try this site: http://craftbeer-paris.com

Check out a few names and calendar ;

http://uk.tourisme93.com/paris-region-brewers.html

A few guided tour available :

http://www.tourisme93.com/visites/fr/2417-9690-brasserie-la-parisienne-visite-degustation-de-bieres-et-initiation-a-la-bierologie.html

http://www.tourisme93.com/visites/fr/2370-9636-brasserie-gallia.html

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Paris Hilton reacts to concern over son Phoenix, 1, wearing life jacket backwards: ‘Oops’

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Paris Hilton is taking tips from the parenting police.

After the reality star was called out over her 1-year-old son Phoenix’s backwards life vest during their Hawaii vacation, she acknowledged the error in a TikTok comment .

“Oops!” she wrote to one of her followers, thanking them for the help.

“I never let him out of my arms,” the “Simple Life” alum, 43, noted. “thought it was backwards too, I said that to the person who I bought it from & they said it was on right.

“But thank you so much for letting me know,” she concluded.

The “Stars Are Blind” singer also thanked a separate social media user who advised she “swap the puddle jumper for a float jacket.”

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Hilton continued documenting her tropical trip with Phoenix, husband Carter Reum and their 6-month-old daughter, London.

The baby girl, whose face was kept off of social media until April, matched her mom in pink outfits during the getaway.

Hilton and Reum, 43, welcomed London via surrogate in November 2023, 10 months after Phoenix’s arrival .

Since becoming a mother, the hotel heiress’s parenting skills have come under fire on multiple occasions.

In December 2023, she came to her own defense after “Paris in Love” viewers blasted a scene where she changed her eldest child’s diaper “for the first time.”

The new mom wrote, “When it comes to being a mom, I’m fully involved and loving every moment of it,. … It’s interesting how a playful comment can be taken so seriously.”

She did, however, acknowledge her mistake when being called out for incorrect car seat set-ups earlier this month.

Hilton showed Phoenix and London “strapped in” correctly, writing, “Thanks for the mom advice, I’m new to this.”

She and Reum, who have been married since November 2021 , gushed publicly about their family plans , before getting engaged .

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Paris La Défense Arena: From Taylor Swift Stage to 2024 Olympics Venue

J ust hours after Taylor Swift finished the final Parisian show on her record-breaking Eras world tour at the Paris La Défense Arena, a remarkable transformation was already underway.

Set to host swimming events at the Paris 2024 Olympic games, the shift from hosting the most talked-about concerts in the world to an Olympic venue with two full-sized swimming pools poses a serious challenge.

Since its grand opening in 2017, the Paris La Défense Arena has been home to a mix of cultural and sporting experiences. Located in Europe's largest financial district just 30 minutes from central Paris, the venue has been home to a host of events.

The Rolling Stones were the first to grace its stage, setting the tone for an lineup of famous performers, including 50 Cent, Black Eyed Peas, P!nk and Elton John. Meanwhile, the building's sports tenant, French rugby union team Racing 92, frequently draws fans who fill the space with excitement.

Europe's Largest Indoor Venue

As Europe's largest indoor venue, the space isn't just structurally impressive but benefits from modern technology designed specifically to create experiences. With retractable bleachers spanning more than 13 kilometers (roughly 8 miles) creating an adaptable seating space, it is also home to one of the world's largest screens—a staggering 2,600 square meters (about 28,000 square feet).

The fixed roof allows for complete control over weather conditions, and the venue utilizes eco-friendly water-cooling systems for temperature control. Combining the closed roof with state-of-the-art lighting, sound systems and the acoustics lets the arena curate a custom environment for each show or sporting event.

"Modern, adaptable, offering excellent acoustics and visibility, the venue is also perfectly connected to the transport network, allowing easy access during competitions," Bathilde Lorenzetti, vice president of Paris La Défense Arena, told Newsweek .

As Swift's final notes lingered in the air on May 12, a dedicated team of more than 2,500 people descended upon the arena, transforming it into the epicenter of Olympic swimming. With 80 trucks dedicated to Swift's staging alone, they set about taking down the setting that drew an audience of 45,000 fans four nights in a row—with 20 percent traveling from the U.S.

Concerts, Sports and Global Events

For American travelers, attending a concert at the Paris La Défense Arena offered an opportunity to see their favorite artist in a unique setting. Plus, unlike in the U.S., where ticket acquisition can be cutthroat and expensive , France's strict laws regulating ticket resale to ensure fair access to events at face value.

Some U.S. tickets to Taylor Swift 's Eras Tour sold for upwards of $8,000, while tickets in Paris were nearer the $175 mark. This accessibility, combined with the arena's proximity to central Paris, is something that the venue hopes to capitalize on during the 2024 Olympics , too.

On May 15, La Défense Arena officially passed the keys to the Olympics, marking the beginning of a new chapter for the arena. By June 20, two Olympic-sized swimming pools will be fully constructed in the space that recently held thousands of Swifties, ready for the games beginning on July 24.

"Even in a different configuration from what we had for Taylor Swift, the arena leaves no one indifferent," Lorenzetti said. "With a population coming from all over the world, there is no doubt that the atmosphere will be intense, sometimes overheated as we approach the final rounds. We hope that spectators will have a memorable experience at our venue, as is the case with each of our events."

As the countdown to the Paris 2024 Olympics continues, the Paris La Défense Arena is poised to welcome 1,736 athletes from around the globe and thousands of spectators.

The excitement doesn't end there, either. Looking ahead to 2025, the Paris La Défense Arena is set to become the esteemed home of the Rolex French Masters Tennis tournament, further solidifying its status as a premier destination for sports and music. With a fresh lineup of concerts also on the horizon, the arena continues to captivate and inspire audiences from around the globe.

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Taylor Swift may attract more U.S. luxury travelers to Paris for Eras Tour than Olympics

PARIS — Try and come for Taylor Swift's job. The superstar is playing a four-night stint in Paris, jumpstarting the 18-city European leg of the Eras Tour , and she may have drawn more Americans to France than the upcoming Olympics.

Jack Ezon, the CEO of Embark Beyond , a luxury travel agency based in New York City, said the Swift is generating five times the bookings as the summer games, as first reported in the Strait Times .

Although there is still time to arrange trips for the Olympics, held from July 26–Aug. 11, Ezon said his company has booked more than 200 Parisian vacations for Swifties. The average stay is three nights, and a third of the reservations are for mothers and daughters.

Cheaper to buy French vacation than one U.S. ticket

Swift changed up her three-plus-hour show to incorporate her 11th studio album, "The Tortured Poets Department." She's been working on the change for 8-9 months , since the singer-songwriter took a two-month break in fall 2023 to premiere her concert movie to theaters and release "1989 (Taylor's Version)." The updates have driven up excitement and demand for the Eras Tour with American fans wanting to see the modified show.

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"The tickets to go to Indianapolis are like $5,000 apiece," says Stephanie Gottschalk waiting in line for the second Paris show with her daughter Brooklynn. "For us to fly here, stay in the hotel and buy the tickets was about $5,000 total. So half the price. And we got to experience Europe. We got to go to the Eiffel Tower and create memories that we're going to remember for the rest of our lives."

Dressed in "Bejeweled" outfits, the Gottschalks were already planning another trip back to Europe to see the record-breaking tour again.

"We've already started looking into Switzerland," Stephanie says. Swift will play in Zürich's Stadion Letzigrund for two nights July 9-10.

The Eras Tour will head back to the U.S. in the fall with October and November shows in Miami, New Orleans and Indianapolis. As of Saturday, the cheapest U.S. ticket on resale site StubHub.com was $1,615 for New Orleans. The most expensive VIP seat was worth $11,701 for Miami.

Global impact felt

The Swift Effect — a boost to local, state and national economies — was felt during the first year of the Eras Tour. According to Bloomberg Economics, Swift's concerts contributed $4.3 billion to America's gross domestic product. In Japan, the massive concert is estimated to have pumped $228 million (¥34.1 billion) into the country with $162.7 million (¥24.3 billion) going directly to Tokyo. In Australia, Swift was expected to sell $66 million worth of merchandise . Edwin Tong, Singapore politican and minister for culture, community and youth, said the country paid Swift $2-3 million dollars to exclusively play in the country.

Swift will perform Sunday night in La Défense Arena in Paris before heading to Stockholm, Sweden.

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