東京の山手線といえば、時間通りに運行される電車と象徴的な緑のラインが有名ですが、今年は各駅にレトロな魔法をかけてみました。
想像してみてください: 1960年代後半から1970年代前半の東京。伝統と急速な近代化が融合し、太平洋を越えたアメリカでは、ロック、ソウル、ポップのサウンドが文化の風景を変えていました。
そんな時代にタイムマシンで戻るとしたらどうでしょう—1965年から1975年、世界が変化のリズムに乗ってグルーヴし、東京が今日の活気ある大都市へと進化していく黄金時代です。私たちは、山手線アドベンチャーをより楽しむために、Spotify にビルボードHot 100から選んだ60曲のトップチャートヒットをプレイリストにしました。これらの曲は単なるトラックではなく、音楽が人々を団結させ、インスピレーションを与え、変革をもたらした時代のスナップショットです。経験豊富なウォーカーでも、楽しみのために参加するだけの人でも、この曲たちが東京から神田まで、そしてそのすべての駅であなたの足を軽やかにしてくれることでしょう。
この都市を旅しながら、これらの曲があなたを、ビニールが主流で、東京が新しい可能性に満ちていた時代へと連れ戻してくれるでしょう。そしてご安心ください、各曲には頭をGrooveさせながら足を動かし続けるための楽しいトリビアも添えました。
さあ、スニーカーを履いて、ヘッドホンを装着し、音楽の旅を通じて東京を巡りましょう。過去と現在が完璧に調和する場所で。
1. 東京駅
Song: "Wake Up Everybody" - Billboard Rank: #12 - Released: November 1975
Artist: Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes
🎶Note: "Wake Up Everybody" is more than just a song—it’s a call to action. Released during a time of social and political upheaval, the track urges listeners to take responsibility for making the world a better place, addressing issues like poverty, education, and injustice.
Song: "Lean on Me" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: April 1972
Artist: Bill Withers
🎶Note: Bill Withers wrote this song after moving to Los Angeles and feeling homesick for his hometown in West Virginia. It became an anthem of friendship and support.
2. 有楽町駅
Song: "California Dreamin'" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: December 1965
Artist: The Mamas & the Papas
🎶Note: Despite the song's title, it was actually written on a cold winter's day in New York City. The longing for California's warmth helped make this one of the most enduring songs of the 60s.
Song: "Black and White" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: August 1972
Artist: Three Dog Night
🎶Note: "Black and White" was originally written in 1954 to celebrate the U.S. Supreme Court's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Education, which declared racial segregation in public schools unconstitutional. Three Dog Night’s upbeat and melodic rendition brought the song to a broader audience nearly two decades later, turning a historical moment into a feel-good anthem of unity.
3. 新橋駅
Song: "Light My Fire" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: April 1967
Artist: The Doors
🎶Note:"Light My Fire" was the first song written by Robby Krieger of The Doors. Jim Morrison suggested the band members start writing songs individually, and Krieger came up with this classic.
Song: "Cecilia" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: April 1970
Artist: Simon & Garfunkel
🎶Note: "Cecilia" is one of Simon & Garfunkel’s most upbeat and infectious tracks, known for its rhythmic clapping and playful lyrics. Written by Paul Simon, the song is about a man’s fickle relationship with a woman named Cecilia, who has often been interpreted as a metaphor for inspiration or luck.
4. 浜松町駅
Song: "Ain't No Mountain High Enough" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: April 1967
Artist: Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell
🎶Note: Written by the legendary team of Ashford & Simpson, this song was initially intended for Dusty Springfield, but Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell made it their signature duet.
Song: "Psychedelic Shack" - Billboard Rank: #7 - Released: December 1969
Artist: The Temptations
🎶Note:"Psychedelic Shack" marked The Temptations' full embrace of the psychedelic soul sound, pioneered by their producer, Norman Whitfield. The song’s trippy effects and socially conscious lyrics captured the spirit of the late '60s, and it became an anthem for the counterculture movement. The phrase "psychedelic shack" quickly became a catchphrase, symbolizing a place where everyone was welcome to experience the new, experimental sounds of the era.
5. 田町駅
Song: "I Can See Clearly Now" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: June 1972
Artist: Johnny Nash
🎶Note:This song was written by Johnny Nash after he had recovered from cataract surgery, making the lyrics "I can see clearly now, the rain is gone" particularly personal.
Song: "Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1969
Artist: B.J. Thomas
🎶Note: This song was featured in the film "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song.
6. Takenawa Gateway
Song: "Calypso" - Billboard Rank: #2 - Released: August 1975
Artist: John Denver
🎶Note:"Calypso" is a tribute to the legendary ocean explorer Jacques Cousteau and his research vessel, the Calypso. John Denver, an avid environmentalist, wrote the song to celebrate Cousteau’s work in marine conservation and exploration.
Song: "Can’t Get It Out of My Head" - Billboard Rank: #9 (US) - Released: November 1974
Artist: Electric Light Orchestra (ELO)
🎶Note: "Can’t Get It Out of My Head" was ELO’s first Top 10 hit in the United States, marking the band’s breakthrough in the American market.
7. 品川駅
Song: "Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is a Season)" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1965
Artist: The Byrds
🎶Note: This song is based on a passage from the Book of Ecclesiastes and became one of the Byrds' most enduring hits, embodying the spirit of the 1960s folk-rock movement.
Song: "Saturday in the Park" - Billboard Rank: #3 - Released: July 1972
Artist: Chicago
🎶Note: "Saturday in the Park" was inspired by a Fourth of July celebration in New York City's Central Park. Written by Chicago’s keyboardist Robert Lamm, the song captures the joyful, carefree vibe of a sunny afternoon in the park, complete with the sounds of people laughing and children playing. It became one of Chicago's most enduring hits, embodying the band’s signature blend of rock, jazz, and pop elements.
8. 大崎駅
Song: "For What It's Worth" - Billboard Rank: #7 - Released: January 1967
Artist: Buffalo Springfield
🎶Note: "For What It’s Worth" quickly became an anthem of the 1960s counterculture, encapsulating the era's social unrest and spirit of protest. Written by Stephen Stills, the song was inspired by the Sunset Strip curfew riots in Los Angeles, where young people clashed with police over the enforcement of new curfew laws.
Buffalo Springfieldで名声を得る前、Stephen StillsはThe Monkeesのメンバーとしてオーディションを受けました。しかし、髪の生え際が後退していることと歯が悪いことを理由に最終的に断られてしまいました。その代わりに、彼は友人のPeter Torkを推薦し、TorkはThe Monkeesのメンバーとして参加し、バンドの重要なメンバーとなりました。
Song: "I’m a Believer" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: November 1966
Artist: The Monkees
🎶Note:"I’m a Believer" was written by Neil Diamond and became The Monkees' biggest hit, selling over 10 million copies worldwide. Upon first hearing “I’m a Believer,” Mike Nesmith thought the track was worthless. None of the Monkees were particularly pleased with the song but Nesmith hated it.
9. 五反田駅
Song: "If I Can Dream" - Billboard Rank: #12 - Released: November 1968
Artist: Elvis Presley
🎶Note: "If I Can Dream" marked a powerful moment in Elvis Presley’s career, closing his iconic 1968 Comeback Special. Written as a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr., the song reflects Elvis’s deep yearning for a world of peace and equality. It was recorded just two months after King’s assassination.
キング（エルヴィス）の特徴の一つは、彼のコンフォートフードへの愛でした。バナナサンドイッチからフライドチキンまで、エルヴィスのテーブルは常に美味しい料理でいっぱいでした。彼のお気に入りの一つが「フールズゴールドサンドイッチ」で、どこにでもあるわけではありませんでした。実際、エルヴィスはこのサンドイッチを求めて、プライベートジェットで1,000マイル以上も飛んだことがあります！
Song: "Crocodile Rock" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1972
Artist: Elton John
🎶Note: This song was inspired by Elton John's love of early rock and roll and was one of his most successful singles in the U.S.
10. 目黒駅
Song: "Brown Eyed Girl" - Billboard Rank: #10 - Released: June 1967
Artist: Van Morrison
🎶Note: Despite its popularity, Van Morrison has said that he grew tired of performing "Brown Eyed Girl" because it overshadowed his other work.
Song: "You're So Vain" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: November 1972
Artist: Carly Simon
🎶Note: The identity of the person Carly Simon is singing about in "You're So Vain" has been a mystery for decades, with many speculating it's about Warren Beatty, Mick Jagger, or Cat Stevens.
11. 恵比寿駅
Song: "Sweet Caroline" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: September 1969
Artist: Neil Diamond
🎶Note: "Sweet Caroline" was inspired by Caroline Kennedy, the daughter of President John F. Kennedy. It has since become a sing-along anthem at sporting events, especially for the Boston Red Sox.
キャロライン・ケネディは成長し、44年後の2013年にバラク・オバマ大統領により駐日米国大使に任命され、彼女の家族の公共サービスの伝統を継続しました。彼女の在任中、東京の豊かな文化遺産に魅了され、2014年には山手線に乗って、東京の多くの住民が日常的に過ごしている生活を体験しました。
Song: "Ventura Highway" - Billboard Rank: #8 - Released: September 1972
Artist: America
🎶Note: "Ventura Highway" is a quintessential California anthem, capturing the laid-back, sunny vibe of the early 1970s. The song's imagery of "alligator lizards in the air" and "purple rain" evokes a sense of freedom and adventure, making it a perfect soundtrack for a road trip.
12. 渋谷駅
Song: "Good Vibrations" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1966
Artist: The Beach Boys
🎶Note: This track was one of the most expensive songs ever recorded at the time, with an estimated cost of $50,000. It introduced the world to the concept of the "pocket symphony."
Song: "Dancing in the Moonlight" - Billboard Rank: #13 - Released: July 1972
Artist: King Harvest
🎶Note:"Dancing in the Moonlight" was originally recorded by the band Boffalongo before King Harvest made it famous. The song became a defining track of the early '70s.
13. 原宿駅
Song: "Build Me Up Buttercup" - Billboard Rank: #3 - Released: November 1968
Artist: The Foundations
🎶Note:Despite its cheerful sound, the song's lyrics describe the pain of unrequited love. It has since become a pop culture staple, featured in movies like "There's Something About Mary."
Song: "Me and Bobby McGee" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: January 1971
Artist: Janis Joplin
🎶Note: Written by Kris Kristofferson, "Me and Bobby McGee" became Janis Joplin's only #1 hit. Tragically, she passed away before she could see its success.
14. 代々木駅
Song: "The Tears of a Clown" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: September 1970
Artist: Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
🎶Note:This song features a circus-like organ riff and lyrics about hiding sadness behind a facade. It became a hit two years after its initial release, reaching #1 in the UK before topping the charts in the U.S.
Song: "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: May 1972
Artist: Looking Glass
🎶Note: This song tells the story of a barmaid named Brandy who attracts the love of a sailor. It became a summer anthem in 1972 and is still fondly remembered.
15. 新宿駅
Song: "Let's Stay Together" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: November 1971
Artist: Al Green
🎶Note:This song was Al Green's biggest hit and has been covered by numerous artists, including Tina Turner, who made it a hit all over again in the 1980s.
Song: "Everyday People" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: November 1968
Artist: Sly & the Family Stone
🎶Note:"Everyday People" became an anthem for unity and equality during the late 1960s. Its message of acceptance and harmony, summed up in the iconic line "different strokes for different folks," resonated with audiences during a time of social upheaval.
65-75 ヒットパレードリストをチェックしてくれてありがとう！さあ、挑戦に立ち向かう仲間を見つけて、そのエネルギーを東京の街で発揮しませんか？Yamathonに参加して、リズムを試してみましょう！でも、あまり待たないで—エントリーは今月末に締め切ります。まだ歩く準備ができていない？大丈夫！ボランティアとしてマジックの一部になるのはいかがですか？歩いても、ボランティアでも、この素晴らしいイベントにはあなたの居場所があります。今すぐサインアップして、あなたの印を残しましょう！
16. 新大久保駅
Song: "Respect" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: July 1965
Artist: Aretha Franklin
🎶Note: "Respect" was originally written and sung by Otis Redding, but it was Aretha's version that became a feminist anthem and earned her the title "Queen of Soul."
Song: "Somebody to Love" - Billboard Rank: #5 - Released: April 1967
Artist: Jefferson Airplane
🎶Note: "Somebody to Love" became a defining song of the 1967 Summer of Love, showcasing Grace Slick's powerful vocals and the band's psychedelic rock sound.
グレース・スリックは一人の男性に縛られることは稀であり、また一つのメディアにとどまるアーティストでもありませんでした。グレース・スリックは音楽が一つのメディアに過ぎないことを理解しており、彼女は常に才能ある画家でもありました。1990年代、スリックはツアーから引退し、絵画に専念するようになりました。彼女の作品の中で『不思議の国のアリス』はお気に入りの題材の一つです。
17. 高田馬場駅
Song: "Venus" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: July 1969
Artist: Shocking Blue
🎶Note:This Dutch band scored a global hit with "Venus," which later became popular again when covered by Bananarama in the 1980s.
Song: "Hooked on a Feeling" - Billboard Rank: #5 - Released: February 1974
Artist: Blue Swede
🎶Note: Known for its "ooga chaka" chant, this cover of B.J. Thomas' original became a surprise hit in the U.S. and was later popularized again by the "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie.
18. 目白駅
Song: "Smoke on the Water" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: March 1973
Artist: Deep Purple
🎶Note: The riff from "Smoke on the Water" is one of the most famous guitar riffs of all time, inspired by a fire that broke out during a Frank Zappa concert in Switzerland.
Song: "Woodstock" - Billboard Rank: #11 - Released: March 1970
Artist: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
🎶Note: "Woodstock" was originally written by Joni Mitchell, who was inspired by the legendary 1969 festival despite not being able to attend. Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young’s electrified cover of the song brought Mitchell’s poignant lyrics to a wider audience, transforming it into a rock anthem.
19. 池袋駅
Song: "All Right Now" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: May 1970
Artist: Free
🎶Note: "All Right Now" was written in response to a dull gig where the band wanted to energize the crowd. It worked, becoming an instant classic.
Song: "Bang a Gong (Get It On)" - Billboard Rank: #10 - Released: July 1971
Artist: T. Rex
🎶Note: "Bang a Gong (Get It On)" became one of the defining tracks of the glam rock movement. Frontman Marc Bolan’s flamboyant style and catchy guitar riffs made this song an international hit. In the U.S., the song was simply titled "Get It On" to avoid confusion with another song by the band Chase.
20. 大塚駅
Song: "Black Magic Woman" - Billboard Rank: #4 - Released: September 1970
Artist: Santana
🎶Note: Originally written by Peter Green of Fleetwood Mac, Santana's version of "Black Magic Woman" added Latin flair and became a staple of his live performances.
Song: "The Letter" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: August 1967
Artist: The Box Tops
🎶Note:The Box Tops' lead singer, Alex Chilton, was just 16 years old when he recorded "The Letter," which became the shortest song to ever hit #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.
21. 巣鴨駅
Song: "Bad Moon Rising" - Billboard Rank: #2 - Released: April 1969
Artist: Creedence Clearwater Revival
🎶Note:"Bad Moon Rising" was inspired by a 1941 film about a hurricane, and the song became an anthem for those feeling the winds of change.
Song: "The Joker" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1973
Artist: Steve Miller Band
🎶Note:"The Joker" introduced the world to the phrase "pompatus of love" and became a defining song for the Steve Miller Band, blending rock and blues influences.
22. 駒込駅
Song: "Come Together" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1969
Artist: The Beatles
🎶Note: Originally written as a campaign song for Timothy Leary's run for governor against Ronald Reagan in California. Leary's campaign folded after he was imprisoned for marijuana possession in 1970 and Ron went on to be governor and eventually President. "Come Together" became one of The Beatles' most iconic tracks.
「ファンキーなレコードだった—ビートルズの曲の中でも、いや、レノンの曲の中でもお気に入りの一つだと言っておこう。ファンキーで、ブルージーで、しかも自分でも上手く歌えていると思う。レコードのサウンドが好きだね。踊れるし、僕なら買うね！」—ジョン・レノン
Song: "Bloody Well Right" - Billboard Rank: #35 - Released: March 1974
Artist: Supertramp
🎶Note:"Bloody Well Right" is a biting critique of societal expectations and the educational system, delivered with a healthy dose of sarcasm. The song’s title, a quintessentially British phrase, emphasizes the band's frustration with the rigid norms imposed by authority figures.
23. 田端駅
Song: "Stuck in the Middle with You" - Billboard Rank: #6 - Released: April 1973
Artist: Stealers Wheel
🎶Note:"Stuck in the Middle with You" is a catchy, upbeat track that became an unexpected hit for Stealers Wheel in 1973. Written by band members Gerry Rafferty and Joe Egan, the song was intended as a playful parody of Bob Dylan’s style.
スティーラーズ・ホイールを結成する前、ゲリー・ラファティは、スコットランドのコメディアン兼ミュージシャンのビリー・コノリーと共に、フォークグループ「ザ・ハンブルバムズ」のメンバーでした。
Artist: Daniel Boone
🎶Note:"Beautiful Sunday" is a cheerful, feel-good anthem that became Daniel Boone's biggest hit. The song’s infectious melody and simple, uplifting lyrics made it a favorite at parties and gatherings, especially during the 1970s. It was particularly popular in Japan, where it became the best-selling single by a foreign artist in 1972.
24. 西日暮里駅
Song: "Superstition" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: October 1972
Artist: Stevie Wonder
🎶Note: Stevie Wonder wrote "Superstition" in the studio while experimenting with a clavinet, creating one of the most famous riffs in music history.
Song: "Vehicle" - Billboard Rank: #2 - Released: March 1970
Artist: The Ides of March
🎶Note:"Vehicle" is known for its powerful brass section and driving rhythm, making it one of the most energetic tracks of the early 70s. The song was the debut hit for The Ides of March and has been a staple of classic rock radio ever since.
ボーカリスト兼フロントマンのジム・ピートリックは、「ヴィークル」を作曲した後、バンド「サバイバー」を設立しました。彼は後に、「ロッキー3」のテーマ曲として知られる大ヒット曲「アイ・オブ・ザ・タイガー」を共作し、1980年代を代表するアンセムとなりました。
25. 日暮里駅
Song: "Sunshine of Your Love" - Billboard Rank: #5 - Released: December 1967
Artist: Cream
🎶Note: "Sunshine of Your Love" is one of the most famous songs of the '60s and became Cream’s most popular song, known for its iconic bass line.
Song: "I Feel the Earth Move" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: April 1971
Artist: Carole King
🎶Note: Released as the A-side of a single, "I Feel the Earth Move" became one of Carole King's signature songs and was a massive radio hit in 1971.
26. 鶯谷駅
Song: "What’s Going On" - Billboard Rank: #2 - Released: January 1971
Artist: Marvin Gaye
🎶Note:"What’s Going On" is more than just a song—it’s a poignant commentary on the social and political turmoil of the early 1970s. Inspired by his brother's stories from the Vietnam War and Gaye’s own experiences with racial tension and societal unrest, the track marked a turning point in his career.
Song: "Killing Me Softly with His Song" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: January 1973
Artist: Roberta Flack
🎶Note:Inspired by a poem about Don McLean, "Killing Me Softly with His Song" won three Grammy Awards, including Record of the Year.
1971年、ドン・マクリーンがトルバドールで「エンプティ・チェアーズ」を演奏した際、ローリー・リーバーマンの人生を大きく変える感動的な経験が生まれました。リーバーマンはそのパフォーマンスに非常に深く感動し、涙で濡れたナプキンに自分の気持ちを書き留め始めたのです。
27. 上野駅
Song: "Maggie May" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: July 1971
Artist: Rod Stewart
🎶Note: "Maggie May" was a last-minute addition to Rod Stewart's album, but it
became his first big hit and is still one of his most famous songs.
Song: "Band on the Run" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: December 1973
Artist: Paul McCartney & Wings
🎶Note:"Band on the Run" was recorded under difficult circumstances in Lagos, Nigeria, but it became one of Paul McCartney's most successful post-Beatles hits.
1985年、ビートルズの楽曲の出版権が売りに出されました。マイケル・ジャクソンは、マッカートニーのアドバイスを真剣に受け止め、他の買い手（マッカートニー自身も含む）を上回る約4750万ドルでカタログを購入しました。この動きにマッカートニーは傷つき、フラストレーションを感じたと言われており、友情にもかかわらず、この取引が二人の関係に緊張をもたらしました。
28. 御徒町駅
Song: "ABC" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: February 1970
Artist: The Jackson 5
🎶Note:"ABC" was the Jackson 5’s second single and became an instant hit, knocking The Beatles' "Let It Be" off the top of the Billboard Hot 100. The song’s infectious energy, playful lyrics, and catchy melody quickly made it a classic
Song: "Sugar, Sugar" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: July 1969
Artist: The Archies (vocals by Ron Dante)
🎶Note: "Sugar, Sugar" became the quintessential bubblegum pop hit of the late '60s, topping the Billboard Hot 100 and becoming the best-selling single of 1969. Although The Archies were a fictional band from a cartoon TV show, the real vocals were provided by Ron Dante, with backing vocals by Toni Wine.
29. 秋葉原駅
Song: "Bohemian Rhapsody" - Billboard Rank: #9 - Released: October 1975
Artist: Queen
🎶Note:Initially dismissed by critics as a joke, "Bohemian Rhapsody" became one of Queen's most iconic songs, featuring a unique blend of rock, opera, and ballad.
Song: "Dream On" - Billboard Rank: #6 - Released: June 1973
Artist: Aerosmith
🎶Note:"Dream On" was written by Steven Tyler when he was just 17 years old. It became Aerosmith's first major hit and remains one of their most enduring songs.
30. 神田駅
Song: "My Sweet Lord" - Billboard Rank: #1 - Released: November 1970
Artist: George Harrison
🎶Note: "My Sweet Lord" was George Harrison's first solo single and the first solo #1 hit by a member of The Beatles.
Song: "Feelin’ Alright" - Billboard Rank: #69 - Released: March 1969
Artist: Joe Cocker
🎶Note: Originally written by Dave Mason of Traffic, "Feelin’ Alright" became one of Joe Cocker’s most enduring hits. Cocker’s gritty, soulful rendition of the song added a powerful new dimension to the original, turning it into an anthem of resilience and determination.
Grooveしすぎて調子はどうですか？🎧
山手線をGrooveしながら、ただ東京を巡るだけでなく、時を遡る旅をしています。駅から駅へと、この60曲があなたを音楽の黄金時代へと連れ戻し、これらの曲が世界に与えた驚異的な影響を思い出させてくれるでしょう。3時間30分以上のクラシックヒットが詰まったこのプレイリストは、Yamathonに挑むあなたの気分を高め、足を動かし続けるための完璧な伴侶です。
さあ、スニーカーを履いて、ヘッドホンを装着し、60年代と70年代のリズムに導かれながら東京を歩きましょう。過ぎ去った日々を懐かしむ人も、初めてこれらの曲に出会う人も、Yamathonの冒険にこれ以上ないサウンドトラックです。楽しいウォーキングを、そして音楽がゴールまであなたをGrooveし続けてくれますように。Spotifyでフォローして、さらに多くの音楽を楽しんでください！
今すぐSpotifyで聴こう！
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