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luckylana · 1 year
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Friend: How bad do you feel? From 1 to 10?
Me: How much does it count if I'm searching a fix-it AUs fics mostly with time travel?
Friend: 20. I call the police and doctors. And pizza
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saucespicy · 3 months
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Something changed between us after the war…
Now on quiet evenings on Grimmauld Place we often read together in the Black Library and in these moments there is nothing around anymore, just her and me, her quiet breathing and our accidental touching of hands.
And I swear to God this is the best moments of the day.
August 1998.
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thirdspeakerdebater · 9 months
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it’s crazy the parallels between the golden trio ships and marauders ships when you actually think about it.
marauders: you have potter, who gets with the younger sibling of his pure blood best friend (who both look pretty similar to each other but are totally different personalities) and said pure blood best friend gets with the smart, curly-brown haired third best friend who may not be 100% magical blood but still gets top marks in all classes.
golden trio: you have potter, who gets with the younger sibling of his pure blood best friend (who both look pretty similar to each other but are totally different personalities) and said pure blood best friend gets with the smart, curly-brown haired third best friend who may not be 100% magical blood but still gets top marks in all classes.
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grangertrash · 5 months
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God Tier Death Eater!Hermione Fanfiction Masterlist
Devil Doesn't Bargain by starbucksofancientgreece Hermione Granger x Draco Malfoy Words: 141,713 Chapters: 46 "Rule number one: never assume you are safe." During the hunt for horcruxes, a group of snatchers discovers the Golden Trio. In the squabble, the three friends are separated, and while Harry and Ron apparate away to safety, Hermione is taken to face the consequences at Malfoy Manor. This is a dark AU where Hermione finds herself in a tough situation--swear fealty to the Dark Lord, or die. As much as she'd like to claim otherwise, Hermione is nothing if not self-preserving. When she makes the choice, it is an easy one.
Last Year by Canimal Hermione Granger x Draco Malfoy, Hermione Granger x Antonin Dolohov, Hermione Granger x Augustus Rookwood Words: 714,320 Chapters: 367 There's nowhere to hide when a victorious Voldemort sends his best tracker to find Hermione. Draco won't give up until he finds her again. A story of the unraveling of the lies we tell ourselves.
False-Hearted by its_banannaz & Literalily Hermione Granger x Draco Malfoy Words: 76,459 Chapters: 42 Hermione Granger has the potential to be more, MUCH more. And now, she's ready to climb her way to the top, no matter what it takes. Sick of her insincere "friends" and their lack of recognition, Hermione makes a decision that alters the outcome of the war. If no one will put Hermione Granger first, she'll simply have to do it herself. There is no good or bad, not anymore. It's about what gets her where she deserves to be. After reaching a boiling point, she does something that no one ever expected - she becomes a Death Eater. But not just any Death Eater - Voldemort's apprentice. Playing both sides, Hermione Granger now holds more power than anyone realizes. Is it so wrong to be false-hearted when you're finally putting yourself first?
When a Lioness Fights by kayly silverstorm Hermione Granger x Severus Snape Words: 416k+ Chapters: 80 Hermione Granger, master spy, and Severus Snape, spymaster to the Order. An unlikely partnership, forged to defeat the Dark Lord on his own ground. But to do so, they must confront their own darkness within. Spying, torture, angst and love. AU after fifth
The Last Marauder by Resa Aureus Hermione Granger x Remus Lupin Words: 238k+ Chapters: 78 In the wake of the war, Dumbledore's portrait gives Hermione a task that could change the course of history if she succeeds, but unravel time itself if she fails.
Mon Couteau Aiguise (My Sharp Knife) by gillianeliza Hermione Granger x Draco Malfoy Words: 169,542 Chapters: 99 “And you understand, I assume, the implications of wearing a piece of jewelry such as the one you have around your wrist?” Professor Snape asked. Hermione looked down at the bracelet in question, remembering the warm and joyful sensation of it first being clasped around her. The words Draco had spoken – will you have me? Will you accept me? “I do, sir,” she answered in her best impersonation of confidence. “But Miss Granger… I must ask – do you understand the cost?” Her brows pulled together. “The cost, sir?” “The Dark Lord will return, girl... When he returns, Lucius – and I for that matter – must resume our places at his side.” Hermione still said nothing, which she could tell surprised her potions professor greatly, so he continued. “What do you think will happen to Draco when his father once again becomes a follower of the Dark Lord?” The sticky dread clawed its way up her throat, as if choking her. Tears welled in the corners of her eyes as she thought of the implications. “So I ask you again, Miss Granger, do you understand the cost?” This work is a dark, Death Eater Hermione AU that begins during third year. Eventual canon divergence.
The Green Girl by Colubrina Hermione Granger x Draco Malfoy Words: 150k+ Chapters: 22 Hermione is sorted into Slytherin; how will things play out differently when the brains of the Golden Trio has different friends? AU. Darkish
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myst867 · 3 months
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Some really fun marauder dialogue in this one as well as some awkward moments when Lily decides she like the James Potter look alike more than the actual James Potter.
In Addition please join Marauders Fanfics for more recommendations for all Marauders Era characters!
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cailynwrites · 3 months
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Care of Magical Creatures by @arsenicjaade - a Podfic
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Whew, got this in just under the wire of @polypodweek ...
Care of Magical Creatures by @arsenicjade Rating: E Tags: Families of Choice, Past Character Death, Grief/Mourning, Magical Tattoos, Werewolves, Written Pre-Half Blood Prince Length: 7 hours
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I wish I could read this for the first time again.
Sirimione and Remione
Time-travel and found family.
This is one of the best fics I've ever read, hands down. Don't let the fact that it's Hermione and Sirius throw you off. I know people have a problem with the age gap, but it makes sense with the time travel.
It will be her and Remus first because Sirius is a little shit and needs to get his act together. There is a huge part of me that wanted her and Remus to end up together because they were perfect together. Alas, Hermione knows it's not meant to be since she knows who his mate is in the future.
One of my favorite Tonks and Draco. They are just perfection in this.
Hermione starts off as the rule-abiding, no cursing or drinking swot we know from the books. But once she time travels and lives her life, Mia Potter is born, and she's a terror. A force to be reckoned with.
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octopussoap · 1 year
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“The rest of her tastes like honey”
I am DONE ive been MURDERED—Straight to jail, Remus you are unreal for this
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cloudxmultifandom · 4 months
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riddikuluslupin · 4 months
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remione [accidentally called your number while drunk asking for a ride and you actually came au] pt 2
She stood on the pavement’s edge, precariously too close to traffic for Remus’s liking, not that there were many cars on the road at such an hour. Why had her friend not been ready to swoop in and get her home safely? Why did she even have to call? What magic conjured up his number in her phone with him living only two blocks away?
The woman — Hermione, he reminded himself — gave a small wave. Her legs wobbled, and she grabbed the nearby lamppost for support. Drizzle fell softly, the droplets frizzing her hair and casting a fuzzy halo around her head. Remus felt visited upon by some supernatural creature as she glowed in contrast to the dark pub front. Gods, he needed to stop reading those fantasy books so late at night, but he hadn’t been able to sleep. Insomnia meant he’d been awake to take her call.
When he pulled up, she steadied herself on the slick car door and mimed rolling down the window. He did so. She peered in blearily at him. Remus wondered if he matched whatever expectation she had after talking with him on the phone. He ran a hand through his hair, knowing he looked rough after not sleeping well last night and now tonight. The days leading up to a full moon wrecked him. 
“Are you—?” they said at the same time. She laughed, and he couldn’t help but offer a small smile.
“Hermione, is it?” he tried again. “Do you still want that ride?”
“Oh, yes. Remus?” He nodded in reply. “If you’re going my way.” Her eyebrows raised conspiratorially as if relaying an inside joke.
Remus clicked the doors unlocked and then leaned over to unlatch the passenger side door. “There’s nowhere else this taxi service is going tonight. Get in before you’re soaked. The rain’ll be picking up.”
She jostled the door open and gracelessly plopped into the seat. Now, in the heat of the car, she unbuttoned her grey coat, revealing a cranberry red dress. She smelled strongly of orange liqueur with the faintest hint of…what was it…something warm and familiar. He turned down the heat when she began fanning herself with her hands. 
“I’ve never done anything like this before.” She turned to him as she buckled her seat belt. “Gotten into a car with a stranger.” A tremor of worry crossed her face as Remus assumed the implications of her situation washed over her. She replaced that doubt with a hesitant smile. “Please tell me you’re not an axe murderer.” 
Remus resisted the urge to say “not yet” and turned up the windshield wipers against the growing storm. Instead, he took everything out of his pockets — his phone and wallet — and pressed them into her hands. “I know it’s not the same, but you’re trusting me, so I’d like to trust you with those. No axe murdering as long you don’t chuck those out the window.”
“I think I can manage that,” she replied. “Do you carry anything interesting with you?”
He shrugged, looking at the address she showed him on her phone so he could type it into his GPS. It wasn’t too far but also wasn’t close. Sleeping tonight looked more and more questionable. “I doubt there’s anything of particular note. Not much worth stealing.” He raised his eyebrows as she immediately plucked a wayward receipt that had been sticking out from his wallet.
“You’ve been to Flourish and Blotts?” she said in an excited rush. The warm amber glow of the streetlamps blinked past outside the windows, briefly casting her face in bronze light before winking back into darkness. No other cars were on this side street.
“I have to restrain myself from going more often. Or else I’d forget to buy groceries and only have books to eat.”
“Not very tasty. Have you seen that they’ve gotten in some new history books about…” 
Despite the lack of traffic, Remus kept his gaze on the road, even though he wanted to watch this woman be so enraptured by books that she soliloquized about what she wanted to purchase next, what she’d already bought, what she was currently reading, and what he should definitely not waste his time on. She brightly asked for his thoughts on books and, after her long, detailed discussion about the more obscure (and potentially occult) subjects she read (really, what was arithmancy? ancient runes?), he felt embarrassed to admit that only myth retellings currently held his attention. 
“No wonder you agreed to pick me,” she said, tapping her chin thoughtfully. “Two mythological creatures passing in the night.”
He tensed at her words and then noticed a smear of red extending down her lip. She can’t suspect, he thought. Deftly, he reached over to pop open the glove box to retrieve a tissue. “And since when is ‘Hermione’ a creature, rather than a human girl?” 
She took the tissue and blotted where he indicated on her face, avoiding his gaze as she blushed into the visor mirror. After shoving the tissue in her purse that Remus noted held two books with multi-colored tabs, she rolled down her window to stick out her hand and then pressed the rain along her flushed neck. Remus turned the heat off and couldn’t help but glance from the road to the hand that lingered on her collarbone. 
“Sidecars always make me hot. I should have stuck with the wine.” She sighed and then said so softly that Remus almost didn’t hear it, “I should have stayed home. So stupid.” 
Since she’d whispered the last part, Remus pretended not to notice; with his sharp hearing, he sometimes had to do so to keep people from looking askance at him and his “strange prying.” He didn’t know what to say, so the silence stretched out between them.
“What are we but creatures?” she replied in a fake lofty tone. “Creatures seeking comfort in all the wrong places.”
The street continued to unwind before them in a blurry line as the wind whipped rain across the windshield. Only one car passed them. Remus chanced another look at her. She stared down into the depths of her hands. He gently cleared his throat. “Do you want to talk about it?”
She fiddled with his wallet, opening it to slide her thumb along the credit cards nestled inside. “It’s nothing particularly special or interesting. A tale as old as time, being stood up, waiting around for him for hours until you decide to get royally knackered.” She plucked out his library card, then his grocer rewards card, until all the cards were freed so that she could sort them by color.
“What a prick,” he said. Gods, no wonder she sounded close to tears on the phone when she mentioned how alone she was standing outside. “Do you want to find his house and teach him a lesson?”
“I had plenty of time to consider what kind of lesson I’ll teach him should he ever dare darken my doorstep,” she said and smiled weakly at his attempt to cheer her up. “Plus, I thought you weren’t an axe murder. Will you be coming along for moral support then?”
He considered this as she applied a lip balm over her faded lipstick. There was the smell from earlier—a mix of vanilla and cinnamon. She caught him glancing at her mouth. Remus reached to turn down the heat again only to realize he’d shut it off earlier. His brain felt fuzzy from lack of sleep, the hard pull of the moon, and something else he couldn’t quite name.
“Have you ever stood up a date before?” she asked, her body angled towards him, her elbow propped up on the center console and hand cradling her head. Her hair brushed his argyle sweater.
Feigning insult at such a question, he said, “I would never.” He contemplated revealing that he could barely even remember the last date he’d gone on, that he remained an unattractive prospect because of his finances, his job, his condi- He swiftly cut this short as he noticed her staring up at him, her brow furrowed as if trying to puzzle out his thoughts.
“Where did you take your last date? And, please don’t say a pub.”
Remus rubbed the back of his neck and grimaced. How many months ago was it when he went for coffee with his co-worker Dora? She’d made calf-eyes at him, twirling whichever colorful extension she’d clipped into her hair that day (pink, purple, or blue), until he’d agreed to a date. “It was quite a while ago. We went to that little coffee shop attached to Dogweed and Deathcap.”
“Oh, the plant shop?” She brightened and sat up straighter. Searching through her purse, she pulled out a catalog with the shop’s logo on the front and leaned in closer to him. She’d shucked off her coat, and her bare shoulder bumped his arm as the car hit a pothole. She pointed to a dark purple flower. “They just put in my order for these.” 
Remus deftly glanced at it before looking back at the road, unable to identify it. “Which are those?”
“Aconitum,” she said. “I’ll have enough for several planters.”
Only a couple streets from her place, Remus managed to keep his car on the road when she said the flower’s name. “Why do you need so much wolfsbane?”
“You know it?” she said in surprise, then she was off again, chatting away as she had when discussing books. “Do you have some? I understand it’s highly toxic, and the shop waffled about allowing me to order that many plants. But they caved because I’m such a regular, although don’t tell them one reason for that is I killed off all my petunias and mandragoras. Overwatered them.” She ran her finger through her hair, causing it to frizz even further. “That won’t happen this time because I’ll be using them for a, erm, chemistry project.” 
“Nothing related to cooking?” 
“You’ll be pleased to know I’m also not a murderer.” She paused dramatically before following up with, “Yet.”
The GPS dinged as the car pulled in front of her small, dark-windowed house. Hermione scowled. “Ginny couldn’t even leave the porch light on? That boy better have been worth the lay.” 
Again, Remus reached over, barely avoiding brushing her knees that she didn't seem to notice were in his path, to open the glove box and fish out a torch. “I’ve got to have a talk with this Ginny about her priorities. If you don’t mind my company a little longer, I’ll walk you to the door.”
He tapped the torch against his thigh until the light flared to life. The rain had tapered back to a drizzle, and Remus jogged over to her side and had the door open before she’d managed to unbuckle the seat belt. She took his offered hand and wobbled a little less as she stepped onto the sidewalk in her sensible heels. With her coat back on but unbuttoned, she shivered as the wind blew in from the north. Its icy fingers threaded through Remus’s sweater. A bone-deep tired dragged at him, and his eyes flickered shut.
“Are you all right?” She hadn’t released his hand and squeezed it until he reopened his eyes to look down at her worried face. Outside, underneath the thin moonlight pushing through the clouds, the watery mascara smudges on her cheeks stood out clearly. What sodding prick stood up a pretty woman who read esoteric books and grew poisonous plants for fun. 
“Are you a witch?” Remus side-stepped her question with one that had been brewing in his mind since she rattled off the books she read or would soon read. If she was, then maybe— maybe— she’d understand about him and his condition. 
She looked stunned. The torch’s puddle of light illuminated their shoes; he was glad he at least wore a matching pair, although they were worn to hell like the rest of his oxfords. “Is your next line going to chat me up with some variation of asking if I’ve ‘put a spell on you’? 
His tired, tired brain cursed him. Once again, he’d messed it up before anything had even begun. What did he think would even begin in the first place? He was a stranger who conveniently lived near a pub she’d been stranded at and gave her a ride home. “Gods, no, I shouldn’t have pried. Ignore that. I don’t even have chat up lines. I don’t chat people up. I barely talk to anyone. ” He felt himself spiraling into a ramble. “Let’s get you inside. It’s late.”
At the door, he shone the light on the lock. As she twisted the knob, he turned to leave. Her hand tugged at his elbow, stopping him to turn back around. With the door ajar, her voice dropped low and she leaned in to whisper, “Can I give you something?” 
His heart fluttered strangely. What would she want to give him? He nodded, and she held up a finger for him to wait. She slipped through the dark doorway. A light flicked on in a back room. She soon returned with her hair in a messy bun and a small bag in tow. She pressed it into his hand and closed his chilled fingers around it. 
“It’s a sleep tisane with chamomile, mint, and lavender. Plus a couple secret ingredients. None of which are toxic or charmed, I solemnly swear.” She released his hand and tucked the stray hairs escaping from her bun behind her ears. “If you’re worried about that, you could always invite me over, and I’ll take a drink first.”
Was she asking him out for tea? Was he being asked out on a date? She must have misread the shock on his face because she began to walk back her offer: “Or you can chuck it in the bin. I thought it might help, and Ginny has told me I can offer help when people aren’t looking for it. I have been known to be bossy. Or you could put it in your bath?” She blushed. “Either way, I wanted to thank you for driving me out all this way.”
Remus finally found his voice. “I would love tea, but I can’t the next couple of days.” The moon pressed down on the paper thin clouds. “How about after that?”
She peered up, studying him with almost x-ray vision. He grew worried she was examining the lattice of scars on his face and down his neck. Explanations dried up his throat. “Text me after the full moon,” she said simply. “I went ahead and saved my number in your phone.” 
Later, when Remus opened his contacts, he found “the brightest witch” listed in his contacts, and his handwritten TBR list for when he went to Flourish & Blotts had vanished from his wallet. Tasting the tea, he knew at least two of the secret ingredients were vanilla and cinnamon, neither of which poisoned him. He did choke on his tea when Hermione sent her first text to him that read: “In my phone, I didn’t name you ‘axe murderer.’ You’re ‘the trusted wolf.’ Should I bring chocolate for our tea? And if you give me a fake address or anything of the sort, I will curse you. :)”
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helloitscandelabra · 10 months
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why does hermione have to travel to the 70s like im getting bored with this marauders bit (only care abt remus), why couldnt she, idk damn, time-travel to when remus was all alone (i never read hp books except #4 & #7, vaguely in middle school tho)
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devotedtomarvel · 8 months
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I'm doing it again!!! Limited Time Harry Potter Requests!!!
Soooo here's the rules dudes, dudettes and everyone else -
Pick one from each category (ship, trope and location) and any extra requests for your fic and either drop in in a private message or a comment on the post! All of the fics will be posted on my ao3 and I'll post on tumblr, tagging you as soon as I've posted it. Because I'm back at school in a couple weeks, I can't really give a time frame of how long it will take for me to write it but I'll aim for about a week. The fics won't be incredibly long (3000 words +) unless I get super inspired!
Now for the ships!
Drarry (Draco Malfoy/Harry Potter)
Wolfstar (Sirius Black/Remus Lupin)
Dramione (Hermione Granger/Draco Malfoy)
Ronmione (Hermione Granger/Ron Weasley)
Jily (James Potter/Lily Evans)
Snarry (Harry Potter/Severus Snape)
Hinny? (Ginny Weasley/Harry Potter)
Jegulus (James Potter/Regulus Black)
Snamione? (Hermione Granger/Severus Snape)
Hermione Granger/Harry Potter (couldn't think of a ship name so make your own 😂)
Remione (Hermione Granger/Remus Lupin)
If there are any other ships you want for a fic other than the list, just drop me a message and I'll see whether I can do it!
The tropes -
Any AU (Give as many details as you can in the request!)
Getting together
Domestic Fluff
Friends to lovers
Enemies to lovers
Only one bed (I had to include it!)
Hurt/Comfort
Established relationship (If you don’t say that its a getting together fic, I’ll assume that its established relationship anyway)
Mutual pining
Letter writing (as in, the fic’s in the form of letters between one another)
Enemies to friends to lovers
Omega verse
Pregnancy
My level of spice (as in, not a lot but as far as I’m willing to go with your specific story)
I know that some of these tropes aren’t to some people’s taste, and I am open to other suggestions, like I said with my ship list. However, if something that you want makes me uncomfortable writing and posting, I will message you and let you know that I am uncomfortable with writing that, and you can choose another trope!
The Locations -
The Forbidden Forest
The Gryffindor Common Room
The Slytherin Common Room
Third Floor Girls Bathroom (Moaning Myrtle’s Bathroom)
Number 12 Grimmauld Place
Privet Drive
Classrooms (whichever one is appropriate)
Teacher’s office (again, whichever one is appropriate)
Again, I'm open to more suggestions in requests, because I want to be able to write things specifically for you and I want you to enjoy it! If you want a fic to actually happen in Draco Malfoy's walk in closet, I'll try my hardest to write that for you!
I'm hoping to do more of these little request things in the future, with more specific themes, so look out for them after this one!
Deadline - 24.9.23
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saucespicy · 6 months
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remione (remus+hermione) by AI
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Sooooo is it like an unspoken truth that all of us Sirimione/Remione/Marauders+Hermione stans WORSHIPED PoA and watched it every night for like a year and a half give or take....
..... or was that just me??
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reyhospacebitch · 10 months
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Remus Lupin had been through more loss, more agony, by the age of twenty-five than most would endure over the course of their long lives. He had hoped it would end then, but the world, as did the moon, had its ways of routinely destroying him. Being bitten by a werewolf at five years, he was well practiced in suffering. surviving. But nothing prepared him for the curveball the universe threw at him when he heard her voice, higher pitch and just as swotty, in the Hogwarts train compartment that day. A flood of emotions swelled in him at the sight of her face, mocking him as she looked exactly like his daughter, and when she introduced herself with the same name as his long gone wife, he ran. He kept his distance as well as he could. For years. Even going so far as to attempt to move on with Tonks. Sirius’s persistence wearing him down. And then Sirius died. And so did Tonks. Convinced he was well and truly cursed, he fell into the bottle. So what happens when one night Hermione Granger meets the girl a near mirror image of herself who called Remus dad?
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myst867 · 3 months
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