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Disclaimer
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Some of the actions described in this text would get you into
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a great deal of trouble with the law, furnishing you with a
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permanent criminal record if you were caught committing them.
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I hereby take no responsibility for your actions in any case.
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You make your decisions. I do not. Now, read and learn.
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ÜÜ ÜÜ
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ÚÄÝÛÝ ÜßÜÜÞÞþ ÜÝß ÜÝß ÜßÜÜÞÞþ ÞÛÞÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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³ ÝÛÝ ÝÝ Þ ÞÞ ÞÞ ÝÝ Þ ÞÛÞ Manipulating JCPenny's ³
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³ ÝÛÝ Üþ ßÛ ßÛ Üþ ÞÛÞ security system, a practical ³
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³ ÝÛÝ ÜÝß ÞÞ ÞÞ ÜÝß ÞÛÞ user's guide. ³
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ÀÄÝÛÝ ÜÝÝÝÜÜÜÝÝÜÝÝÜ ÜÝÝÜ ÜÝÝÝÜÜÜÝÝ ÞÛÞÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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ßß ßß File: 2112.010 [032595]
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Writer: King of Loaf
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I must say that I am a disgruntled former employee.
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I worked for JCPenny's for 8 months, and during that time I
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learned a great deal about their security and cash handling
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practices.
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Reconnaissance <- Cool spy-like term.
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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First, become acquainted with the store you will be using.
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Visit it a few days before. Roam around - know where all the
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different departments are located and what items they carry.
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Most of the sales employees won't care what you do - they just
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want to go home or to lunch, but the few who care will watch
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you like a hawk. Stupid, self-important employees are often
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overly cautious and very paranoid, and won't be reasonable.
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When you make your inspection, buy something. You can have
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someone return it later.
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Don't stay in the store for over 30 minutes. Casually scope
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the ceiling for the cameras - they use them. Try to dress
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nicely, be clean-cut, and if you have long hair, tuck it under
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your hat.
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They often single out young people based on the way they
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look. This is especially true for minorities, so be careful
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if you're hispanic or black.
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The Refund
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To preform the refund you must know these things: what item
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you wish to swap, where it's located and what your size would
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be in that item. In this walk-through we'll use denim jeans,
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which, by the way, is what I suggest for use.
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The refund is executed by walking into the store either
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empty-handed or with a empty bag, picking up four identical
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pairs of jeans 2 or 4 inches too small or large, then walking
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to the register and requesting a refund, citing that your
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aunty bought you the wrong size birthday present. Take the
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cash and head for the door. Be courteous and impatient, if
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you're a good enough actor to combine the two effectively.
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Example: You wear size 30-30 jeans. You enter the store
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through the package pickup door. The western wear
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department (which also handles jeans) is near. You walk
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briskly, but not hurriedly, to the table or rack containing
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your jeans and grab 4 pairs of size 30-36 jeans, which
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obviously wouldn't fit you, but Aunt Betty might not
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realize the difference. You walk to the counter, deliver
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your spiel, and wait for your cash. Management might be
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called to get change - don't worry. You don't need a reciept
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to get a refund at Penny's.
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The only red flag is if the salesperson gets a call as soon as
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you approach the register. This would be security, who has
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been watching you, possibly watching you pick the jeans up.
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The security guy might tell her to answer in "yes" or "no"
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only. He might tell her to say, "No thanks, I don't need any
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change."
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If this happens, it's still not over.
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They can't bust you until you have "lost the opportunity to
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pay for the merchandise," which means you are past the nearest
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register on your way to the exit. Come back to the register
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later, and perhaps ask to exchange one pair of jeans because
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you don't want 4 pair of black 505s. This is the most secure
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method of ripping them off.
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Shoplifting
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ÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ
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Harder to get away with, shoplifting has many variations, only
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a few of which only a few will be discussed here.
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A. The All Out, Balls to the Wall Shoplift
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When shoplifting, always have a car waiting right outside,
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headed toward the exit of the mall parking lot, ready to go.
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Enter the store with a few of your buddies, grab everything
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and haul ass out the door.
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Example: You have a truck sitting in position (heading out of
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the parking lot, at the exit, motor running, in gear). You
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and 3 other guys run in through the west entrance near
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dresses. You grab a shitload of prom dresses and formals and
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head out the door. You throw the shit in the back of the
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truck and take off.
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I know of no practical methods, however, which would allow
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you to convert that merchandise to cash - trying to get a
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refund the same store wouldn't be very wise, and you'd join
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the ranks of the really stupid thieves who made the news for
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pulling shit like that. A JCPenny's in a different city may
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work if you returned only one item, or two unrelated ones, and
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didn't wait too long to do it - if you show up with half a
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dozen things which have been out for a couple months, it would
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be rather suspicious.
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B. The Sneak Shoplift
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This technique requires some minor sleight of hand to sneak
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the merchandise off. If you like ties, cologne, or your
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girlfriend doesn't mind getting perfume without the box,
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this is fairly easy - wear a heavy, dark-colored long-sleeved
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button-down shirt (with your own tie) and leave the middle
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two buttons unfastened, hidden by your tie. Don't tuck it in
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flat.. leave space for the single object you will take. A
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clean baseball cap would be a good idea, as well. It's a
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weird look, but I know guys that dress like this normally.
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Perfect your economy of motion - getting an object inside your
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shirt smoothly from a normal position. If you can move your
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hand across your torso and slip and item inside without
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slowing down, you'll do. It need not be perfect, but it's
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your ass.. so make sure you get something good. Drakkar Noir
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really sucks. I like Aspen, personally. Free promotional
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gifts for fragrance purchases of over $19.95 in value are out
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of the question, unfortunately.
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The shoplifting techniques are not new information. At best,
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they're variations of age-old techniques which everyone
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(including salespeople) knows about. There are many more ways
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to shoplift. It's kind of an art, perhaps even an athletic
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competition - but the rush one feels is due to too much danger
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for too little reward.. which brings us directly into the
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solution for this quandary, Technique #3.
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#3 The Register Break In
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This one is much easier than you'd think, and fast (a solid 7
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seconds if you're dextrous). It will take at least that much
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time to get the register open, take the money, and splitting.
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Having a car waiting would still be an excellent idea - this
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is greater reward for greater danger.
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At JCPenny's, there are several basic single-key commands to
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the register.
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Key Purpose
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ÚÄÄÄÂÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄ¿
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³ 1 ³ Brings up the Sales Procedure. ³
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³ ³ (useless to you, unless you want ³
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³ ³ to buy something..) ³
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³ 2 ³ The Exchange Procedure. ³
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³ 3 ³ No Sale, what you're there for. ³
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ÀÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÙ
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When an empolyee wants to open the register without making a
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transaction, he types "3". The register then pauses, waiting
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for his Employee Number, which is 3 digits. He doesn't have
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to type his number in, though, because the machine recalls the
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last employee who used the register - that number is already
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displayed as the default. Pressing ENTER selects it. So to
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execute a "No Sale", an employee would type "3" and then ENTER
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twice.
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That's all one has to do to open the register.
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If there is a problem and it asks for a number, any 3 digit
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number will work. Use 999 - it's the default employee number,
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commonly used when an employee wants to refund an item without
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losing their commission (they steal, too).
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At JCPenny's the registers often run out of change. People
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want refunds or whatever. If you watch closely, when an
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employee calls for change, you will see a merchandiser go to
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an unoccupied nearby register to get it. These registers are
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"change registers" and are perfect for the Register Break In.
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Example: You noticed in your inspection that the lingerie
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register is a "change register". Walking up to the register
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when no one is looking, you hit 3 and then ENTER twice. The
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register drawer pops open - you grab all the paper money out
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of the slots and from under the black case, dumping it into a
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bag, or, better yet, your dark, tucked-in, long-sleeved shirt.
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You get out the door and into the waiting car by whatever
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means seems most appropriate, be it hauling ass or walking
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briskly.. taking it slow and casual could get you tackled from
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behind, but running could draw attention when your criminal
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action did not.
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Dangerous? As hell. Once again, it's your ass - robbing a
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register is a completely different episode of Cops than petty
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shoplifting.
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Information wants to be free - but read the disclaimer at the
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top of this file again.
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