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Elle & Vire joins the Archery Championships in support of Guyanese athletes and regional sport

Archery Guyana is delighted to announce that Cirkel Distributors Inc. has come on board as a corporate supporter of the 2026 Archery Championships, bringing with it not only valuable corporate support, but also a Taste of France through Elle & Vire yoghurt.

The partnership follows an encouraging meeting at Cirkel Distributors’ Head Office between Archery Guyana President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, General Manager Shafeez Alli and Marketing Manager Rudy Jairam.

Cirkel has committed financial support towards the Championships and is also exploring significant in-kind and promotional support.

Through Elle & Vire, Cirkel will bring a taste of 100 % French Origin dairy excellence to the Championships, with plans for product giveaways and educational and promotional activities throughout the competition. Cirkel will also have a dedicated table and tent presence at the venue, allowing spectators and participants to engage directly with the brand.

Archery Guyana President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon welcomed the partnership: “We are excited to welcome Cirkel and Elle & Vire to the Archery family. Their financial contribution is important, but what makes this partnership particularly exciting is the breadth of their support..... from youth merchandise to athlete promotion which will be rolled out shortly. And, of course, bringing a Taste of France to a Caribbean championship in Guyana gives us another wonderful reason to celebrate. Our athletes will be taking aim at the targets, while Elle & Vire gives everyone something delicious to look forward to!”

The partnership represents another example of Corporate Guyana investing in sport, youth and national pride, while helping Archery Guyana deliver a Championships that will showcase Guyana to the wider Caribbean.

As the region's archers prepare to take their places on the shooting line, Cirkel and Elle & Vire will be helping to ensure that the Archery Championships 2026 is not only a championship to watch.... but an experience to remember.

A Taste of France. A Spirit of the Caribbean. An Archery Championship in Guyana.

Archery Guyana extends its sincere appreciation to Managing Director Mr. Shafeez Alli, Marketing Manager Mr. Rudy Jairam and the entire Cirkel Distributors team for coming on board and supporting the upcoming Archery Championships in 2026.


Cirkel Brings a 'Taste of Real' Out of France to Archery Championships 2026.

Archery Guyana’s Development Competition 2026 concluded yesterday at the Farm Community Centre Ground, East Bank Demerara, bringing two days of competition to a close with a strong display of Guyana’s emerging and established archery talent.

Held on August 29th to the 30th, 2026, the competition featured athletes across Beginner, Developmental, Under-15, Under-18 and senior categories, competing in Recurve, Compound and Barebow disciplines. The official results were recorded after 72 arrows.

The competition was designed not simply as a contest for medals, but as an important development platform, giving new archers their first taste of competition while challenging developing athletes to shoot longer distances and compete at higher levels.

The weekend produced a number of strong performances. Trevaughn Waldron won Recurve Men with 537 points, Saifullah Gani took Recurve Under-18 Men with 581, and Brandon Cummings topped Recurve Under-15 with 647. In Recurve Developmental, Nolan Gray finished first with 608 points.

The strength of the junior programme was also evident. Nehan Chaturgum won the Recurve Exceptional Beginner Under-11 category with 640 points, while Jeremiah Archer won Recurve Developmental Under-15 with 604 points. Alec Simmons topped Barebow Developmental Under-15 with 546 points.

Archers from the Federation, Bow Nation, Archery Guild, Golden League Archery, Pro Archers and Qayyim Archery completed over the last weekend.

At the closing medal ceremony, the President of Archery Guyana Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon congratulated the athletes and thanked the coaches, parents, officials, volunteers and supporters for making the competition a success.

Reflecting on the two days of competition, the President noted that this weekend's competition is preparation for tomorrow’s bigger stages... from Beginner, to Development, to National, Regional and International competition.

The President also told the gathering "Wear your medals proudly, but don't let them become your finish line. And to those who didn't medal: learn, adjust and come back stronger.”

Attention now turns to the next major challenge for Guyana’s archers.

From October 22–26, 2026, Guyana will host the international championships at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

“We are not just preparing to participate—we are preparing to host, compete and showcase what Guyana can do.”

President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon extended special appreciation to the technical team whose work helped ensure the successful conduct of the competition:

\- Afzal Karim — Director of Shooting

\- Ryan McKinnon — Judge

\- Saeed Karim — Results Manager

The Federation also expressed its gratitude to Guyana Beverages Inc. for its support throughout the competition.

Special appreciation was extended to Mr. Puneet Jaigopaul, Chairman of the Little Diamond/Herstelling Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC), for facilitating the use of the Farm Community Centre Ground, East Bank Demerara.

Archery Guyana said partnerships such as these are essential to creating opportunities for athletes to train, compete and develop within their communities.\
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Medal Standings

Individual Results

Recurve Men — 70m

1. 🥇 Trevaughn Waldron Bow Nation 537
2. 🥈 Mehandra Chatargum Bow Nation 524
3. 🥉 Courtlee Rodrigues Golden League Archery 485
4. Faraad Gani Bow Nation 398

Recurve Under-18 Men — 60m

1. 🥇 Saifullah Gani Bow Nation 581

Recurve Under-15 Men/Women Combined — 40m

1. 🥇 Brandon Cummings Bow Nation 647
2. 🥈 Fatima Gani Bow Nation 601

Compound Under-15 Men

1. 🥇 Ravish Singh Pro Archers 396

Barebow Men/Women Combined — 50m

1. 🥇 Richard Dookie The Archery Guild 441
2. 🥈 Melesa Ramnaraine Bow Nation 411
3. 🥉 Juanita Persaud Bow Nation 367

Recurve Beginner Men

1. 🥇 Grayson Hooper The Archery Guild 269

Recurve Beginner Under-15 Men/Women Combined — 30m

1. 🥇 Aalim Kahn Bow Nation 581
2. 🥈 Addison Jagnandsn Pro Archers 232

Recurve Exceptional Beginner Under-11 Men/Women — 15m

1. 🥇 Nehan Chaturgum Bow Nation 640
2. 🥈 Emily Simon Bow Nation 567
3. 🥉 Selima Blackman The Archery Guild 545

Compound Beginner Men

1. DNS Ricky Ross Pro Archers

Compound Beginner Under-15 Men

1. DNS Zain Baksh Pro Archers

Barebow Beginner Men — 30m

1. 🥇 Ryan Chabenauth The Archery Guild 543
2. 🥈 Shiva Tularam Golden League Archery 470

Barebow Beginner Women — 30m

1. 🥇 Shianne Affonso-Simon Bow Nation 640
2. 🥈 Jo-Lee Zammet Bow Nation 604
3. 🥉 Trichell Sobers Golden League Archery 495

Barebow Beginner Under-18 Men/Women Combined — 30m

1. 🥇 Samuel George Qayyim Archery 472
2. 🥈 Anna Headley Golden League Archery 455
3. 🥉 Ameerah Khan Pro Archers 159

Barebow Beginner Under-15 Women — 30m

1. 🥇 Neepa Chaturgum Bow Nation 577
2. 🥈 Victoria Kum The Archery Guild 490
3. 🥉 Kaia Singh The Archery Guild 489
4. Zareya Bacchus Bow Nation 358
5. Aleandra Rodrigues Pro Archers 301
6. Sarah Ali Qayyim Archery 266

Recurve Developmental Men/Women Combined — 50m

1. 🥇 Nolan Gray Golden League Archery 608
2. 🥈 Duncan Sean Bow Nation 523
3. 🥉 Eslyne Gomes Bow Nation 478

Recurve Developmental Under-15 Men/Women Combined — 40m

1. 🥇 Jeremiah Archer Golden League Archery 604
2. 🥈 Samiyyah La Cruez Pro Archers 495
3. 🥉 Daniel Cox The Archery Guild 488
4. Nathan Fredericks Golden League Archery 421
5. Emma Chunilall Golden League Archery 295

Barebow Developmental Women — 50m

1. 🥇 Suzanne Affonso Bow Nation 486

Barebow Developmental Under-15 Men/Women Combined — 30m

1. 🥇 Alec Simmons Bow Nation 546

Congratulations to all our athletes and good luck on the journey to the big stage!


Archery Guyana Development Competition 2026 Concludes with a Celebration of Talent, Progress and the Future of the Sport

The Board of Directors of Archery Guyana is pleased to announce a continued collaboration with the Tourism & Hospitality Association of Guyana (THAG) to create a vibrant tourism and hospitality presence during the 2026 Caribbean Development Championships (CDC) and Inaugural Caribbean Cup, being hosted in Guyana from October 21–25, 2026 at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

The collaboration forms part of a broader national effort to position Guyana not only as an emerging sporting destination in the Caribbean, but also as one of the region’s most distinctive destinations for eco-tourism, heritage, culture, cuisine, adventure and hospitality.

Through the partnership, THAG and Archery Guyana will work together to introduce visiting athletes, coaches, officials, delegates, families and spectators from across the Caribbean and the Americas to the many experiences Guyana has to offer.

A key component will be the promotion of Explore Guyana Magazine, together with QR-enabled access to digital tourism resources, allowing international visitors to discover Guyana’s tourism attractions, hospitality providers, eco-adventures, cultural experiences, cuisine, entertainment and community-based tourism offerings before and during the championships.

The initiative reflects the growing importance of sport tourism and the Orange Economy, bringing together sport, tourism, culture and the creative industries to generate economic opportunities, strengthen local businesses and enhance Guyana’s international visibility.

President of Archery Guyana, Mrs. Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, said the championships provide an opportunity to showcase Guyana well beyond the competition field. “When we invite the Caribbean archery family to Guyana, we want them to leave with more than medals and memories of the competition. We want them to discover Guyana ...... our people, our culture, our food, our biodiversity and our extraordinary hospitality. Sport gives us the platform; tourism allows us to tell the fuller Guyanese story.”

THAG Executive Director Mrs. Oslyn Kirton welcomed the partnership, noting the important role sport tourism can play in expanding Guyana’s tourism economy. “Tourism should be one of Guyana’s new frontiers for economic growth. Sport tourism creates opportunities for communities, businesses, creatives, hospitality providers and young people alike. Partnerships such as this with Archery Guyana allow us to showcase authentic Guyanese experiences while ensuring visitors engage meaningfully with our people, culture and destinations.”

The collaboration was discussed earlier in the year at a meeting held at THAG’s office on Waterloo Street, Georgetown, where the representatives explored opportunities to connect the international archery community with Guyana’s tourism and hospitality sector.

THAG has also demonstrated its support for Guyana’s growing role within the international archery community through its support for the World Archery Americas (WAA) General Assembly held in June 2026 in Tlaxcala, Mexico. This partnership will continue with THAG maintaining a visible presence during the upcoming championships at the Guyana National Stadium, providing an important link between the sporting event and the wider tourism and hospitality industry.

The CDC and Inaugural Caribbean Cup are expected to bring athletes, officials and supporters from across the Caribbean and the wider Americas to Guyana, providing a valuable platform for local tourism operators, restaurants, attractions and other businesses to engage with an international audience.

For Archery Guyana, the partnership represents an important part of its vision for the championships: to host an international sporting event that creates a lasting legacy not only for archery, but for Guyana.


Archery Guyana and THAG Partner to Showcase Destination Guyana at the 2026 Archery Championships 

The Guyana–China Friendship Society has joined the growing network of partners supporting Archery Guyana as the national federation prepares to host the Archery Championships from October 22–26 in Guyana.

The Society's support was formally handed over by its Secretary, Ms. Mei Cheung, during a presentation to Archery Guyana at a modest handover ceremony, providing timely assistance as the Federation enters the final phase of preparations for the regional championships.

The October championships represent a significant milestone for Guyana's archery development, bringing athletes and officials from across the Caribbean and the Americas to compete on Guyanese soil. Archery Guyana was awarded the hosting rights following a successful bid, making the event an important opportunity to showcase the country's growing capacity in the sport.

For Archery Guyana President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, the support from the Guyana–China Friendship Society is particularly meaningful because it directly contributes to the Federation's ability to deliver the championships. “We are extremely grateful to the Guyana–China Friendship Society for standing with Archery Guyana at this important time. Hosting an international archery championship requires significant resources, and every contribution makes a real difference. This support will assist us as we work towards delivering a championship that Guyana can be proud of.”

The Federation has been working intensively to strengthen the sport nationally and build the technical and competitive capacity required to host international events. 

While the immediate focus is on supporting the October championships, the engagement has also opened discussions about longer-term collaboration between the Guyana–China Friendship Society and Archery Guyana specifically in the development of archery.

“We see tremendous potential for this relationship to grow beyond this championship,” Persaud-McKinnon said. “Archery is an Olympic sport, and our ambition is to build a pathway that allows young Guyanese archers to progress from learning the sport, to competing nationally and regionally, and ultimately to pursuing Olympic qualification. Partnerships that invest in that journey can have an impact for many years.”

The Guyana–China Friendship Society has a longstanding mandate of strengthening friendship and people-to-people relations between Guyana and China. Its executive, including Secretary Mei Cheung, has continued to engage in initiatives promoting closer ties between the two countries.

For Archery Guyana, the connection provides an opportunity to bring that spirit of friendship directly into sport.

Archery Guyana expressed its sincere appreciation to Ms. Mei Cheung, President Paul Cheong and the Executive of the Guyana–China Friendship Society for their support and confidence in the Federation.

As the countdown to October continues, Archery Guyana is encouraging additional corporate, community and institutional partners to come forward and join the effort to ensure that Guyana delivers a successful and memorable Caribbean archery championship.

According to Ms. May, "We are very pleased to support Archery Guyana as Guyana prepares to host this important regional championship. Sport has a unique ability to bring people together, inspire young people and strengthen friendship and cooperation. We believe that supporting the development of archery is not only an investment in a sport, but also an investment in the young people who will represent Guyana in the future.”

Ms. Cheung went on to state at the handover ceremony, “We congratulate Archery Guyana on taking on the responsibility of hosting this championship. It is a wonderful opportunity for Guyana to showcase its sporting talent and hospitality to the region. We wish the Federation every success with the preparations and hope that the October championships will be a memorable and successful event for everyone involved.”

“As the Guyana–China Friendship Society, we believe in building lasting partnerships that benefit our communities. We hope this initial support can develop into a longer-term collaboration, particularly in youth development, cultural exchange and the promotion of archery. We would be very happy to see more young Guyanese become involved in the sport and have opportunities to compete at the regional and international levels.”


Guyana–China Friendship Society Supports Archery Guyana Ahead of October Championships

As Guyana prepares to welcome archers from across the Caribbean and beyond for the Caribbean Developmental Championship (CDC) 2026 and the Inaugural Caribbean Championships, a thoughtful and refreshing contribution from Frozen Delight is set to bring a welcome taste of cool relief to athletes, officials, volunteers and spectators.

Frozen Delight, owned by Faraad and Bibi Amreeta Gani, has proudly committed to donating 300 popsicles per day throughout the five-day championship, scheduled for October 22–26, 2026, at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence.

That means approximately 1,500 complimentary popsicles will be provided across the competition.

And the timing could hardly be better.

Guyana is experiencing notably high temperatures this season, with recent reporting highlighting unusually hot conditions and increased demand for electricity.  Climate data for the Providence area indicates that October can still bring substantial heat, with historical October temperatures reaching approximately 89–92°F (32–33°C) depending on the climate dataset and location reference.

Archery is a sport of precision, patience and concentration. Athletes may spend hours on the field, while coaches, judges, volunteers, families and spectators contribute to the energy and atmosphere surrounding the competition.

Frozen Delight's contribution recognises that the athlete experience extends beyond the shooting line.

In addition to the daily donation of 300 popsicles, Frozen Delight will have a variety of other frozen treats available for purchase by participants, supporters and visitors throughout the championship.

The initiative is intended to encourage community spirit, provide refreshments and contribute to the overall enjoyment of what promises to be a landmark sporting event for Guyana and the Caribbean.

Archery Guyana President and Local Organising Committee Chair, Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon, expressed appreciation for the contribution, noting that practical support such as this can make a meaningful difference to the experience of athletes and visitors. “We are extremely grateful to Faraad and Bibi Amreeta Gani and the Frozen Delight team for recognising that sometimes the simplest contributions can make the biggest difference. With athletes competing outdoors in Guyana's October heat, having a cold treat waiting for them is going to be very welcome indeed!”

Vidushi went on to state: “We want people to remember not only the competition, but the warmth of the welcome they received in Guyana. Frozen Delight is helping us do exactly that.... quite literally bringing a little coolness to the Archery Championship!”

According to Mrs. Bibi Amreeta Gani, "For Frozen Delight, the contribution is about more than selling frozen treats. It is about giving back, supporting sport and helping create a memorable experience for the wider community."

Mr. Faraad Gani stated: “Being involved in archery has shown me how much goes into creating a successful competition, not only from the athletes, but from coaches, officials, volunteers, parents and sponsors. We wanted to contribute in a practical way and help make the Championship a memorable experience for everyone. Supporting sport is about supporting the entire archery community around it.”

The organisers warmly welcome Frozen Delight as a supporter of the Archery Championships 2026 and thank the Gani family for helping to make the championship a little sweeter.... and considerably cooler.

Because after a few hours under the Guyanese sun, nothing says “welcome to Guyana” quite like a frozen treat!


Frozen Delight Brings a Cool Touch to the upcoming Archery Championships 2026

![Archery Guyana’s Mr Mohamed Gamal Khan, Mr Robert Singh and Mr Nicholas Hing have been selected for World Archery Americas International Competitions for 2024](/images/uploads/archeryguyana-archery-guyanas-continental-judges-selected-for-international-competitions-in-2024.jpg)

Following on the heels of the recently concluded Continental Judges Seminar and Examination and Caribbean Development Championships in Tobago last September, Archery Guyana’s Mr Mohamed Gamal Khan, Mr Robert Singh and Mr Nicholas Hing have been selected for World Archery Americas International Competitions for 2024.

Nicholas Hing will officiate at the Pan American Championships in Medellin, Colombia, from April 7-9, 2024, while Robert Singh and Mohamed Khan will officiate at the Caribbean Development Championships in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, from July 10-14, 2024.

Archery Guyana wishes our Continental Judges all the best in their appointments for these very important events.

Archery Guyana’s Continental Judges Selected for International Competitions in 2024

Hosted through the combined efforts of the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, the National Sports Commission (NSC), the Guyana Olympic Association (GOA), and the Epilepsy Foundation of Guyana (EFG), the workshop brought administrators, coaches, medical professionals and advocates into one room with a shared mission: ensuring that athletes living with epilepsy are understood, supported and empowered. Archery Guyana on February 20, 2026 proudly participated in this landmark ‘Epilepsy in Sport  Awareness and Management’ workshop.

Representing Archery Guyana at the workshop were Messrs. Courtlee Rodrigues and Nolan Gray, who engaged in the interactive sessions aimed at strengthening knowledge and response protocols surrounding epilepsy in sporting environments.

The initiative marked the first workshop of its kind in Guyana addressing the intersection of epilepsy and sport, aligning with the NSC’s developmental agenda and broader efforts by the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports to advance inclusive participation across all disciplines.

Speaking at the workshop,  President Vidushi Persaud-McKinnon in her capacity as Secretary General of the Guyana Olympic Association emphasised the broader responsibility of sporting bodies: “Sport must go beyond medals and podiums and embrace dignity, education, safety, and inclusion. Inclusion is not simply a policy — it is a daily practice reflected in how we coach, organise, and protect our athletes.”

She further highlighted the importance of awareness and preparedness within federations: “With proper awareness, appropriate response protocols, and supportive coaching environments, athletes living with epilepsy can safely and confidently participate in sport. No athlete should be limited by misunderstanding or stigma.”

Mrs. Persaud-McKinnon also extended special recognition to Rawle Toney, as being instrumental in bringing this initiative to life and ensuring the message reached every corner of the sporting community.

The programme opened with a call to action for greater awareness and stronger systems within sport chaired by Dr. Thomas Singh.

Kudos are particularly extended to Director of Sport, Mr. Steve Ninvalle, for creating the opportunity for national federations to benefit from this landmark initiative. In describing the workshop as historic, the first formal alliance between the National Sports Commission and the Epilepsy Foundation, he affirmed that “we’re moving in the right direction,” signaling a progressive shift toward stronger collaboration and athlete-centered development in Guyana’s sporting landscape.

The medical segment of the workshop delivered both depth and clarity. Dr. Mallika Mootoo, MD, Pediatrician, provided critical insight into epilepsy in young athletes, dispelling myths while reinforcing that, with appropriate management, children with epilepsy can safely and confidently participate in sport.

The Epilepsy Foundation of Guyana shared lived realities, advocacy efforts, and the urgent need to break stigma through education.

Neurologists Dr. Alex Persaud, MD, and Dr. Jarrel Watson, MD, delivered an engaging and practical session on seizure recognition, emergency response protocols, and management strategies tailored for sporting environments. Participants left equipped with clear guidance on what to do and what not to do  when responding to seizures on the field of play.

Archery Guyana views this engagement as part of its ongoing commitment to athlete-centered governance and safe sport practices. The federation recognises that inclusive sport strengthens not only individual athletes, but the integrity and resilience of the sporting community as a whole.

Archery Guyana remains dedicated to ensuring that its programmes reflect global best practices in safety, education, and accessibility, reinforcing that archery, like all sport, must be open to all.


Archery Guyana Supports Inclusive Sport at ‘Epilepsy in Sport’ Workshop

Archery Guyana proudly announces the successful participation of its Results Manager, Mr. Saeed Karim, in the Advanced IANSEO Seminar hosted by World Archery Mexico, in collaboration with World Archery Americas, in Tlaxcala, Mexico, from July 20-21, 2026, immediately preceding the Pan American Archery Championships.

The prestigious seminar was conducted by Mr. Matteo Pisani, the inventor and one of the principal founders of the IANSEO results management system, the internationally recognised software used to manage scoring and results at World Archery events, Continental Championships, World Championships and the Olympic Games.

The programme brought together results managers from across the Americas, including representatives from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Mexico, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, and Guyana, with the objective of preparing technical officials to competently manage results at World Ranking Events and other elite international competitions.

During the intensive two-day seminar, participants received advanced instruction on the operation of the IANSEO platform, including demonstrations of its sophisticated features, reviews of core functionality, and practical guidance on international standards for competition results management. Mr. Pisani also shared his extensive experience gained from managing results at Olympic Games, World Championships and other premiere international archery competitions, highlighting the mandatory technical requirements and global best practices expected at both national and international events.

Reflecting on the experience, Mr. Saeed Karim stated: "It was a great pleasure to learn directly from the inventor of IANSEO. I now have a much deeper understanding of the software and how we can continue improving the standard of results management in Guyana. The opportunity to immediately apply what I learned at a world-ranking event made the experience even more valuable."

Following the seminar, Mr. Karim remained in Tlaxcala as a volunteer member of the Results Team for the Pan American Archery Championships, where he gained invaluable practical experience managing live competition results at a World Ranking Event. His dedication and technical competence culminated in his appointment as a scorer for the championship finals, providing him with first-hand experience at one of the highest levels of international competition management.

Archery Guyana extends its sincere appreciation to Mr. Matteo Pisani for sharing his exceptional expertise and to World Archery Mexico and World Archery Americas for organising and facilitating this outstanding educational opportunity.

![Saeed Karim and Matteo Pisani](/images/uploads/saeed-karim-and-matteo-pisani.jpg "saeed-karim-and-matteo-pisani")

The Federation also expresses its profound gratitude to Director of Sport, Mr. Steve Ninvalle, and the National Sports Commission of Guyana for their invaluable support in making Guyana's participation possible. Their continued investment in technical education and capacity building demonstrates a strong commitment to the development of sport beyond the field of play.

The knowledge, experience and international exposure gained through this seminar will directly strengthen Guyana's technical capabilities, enhance the delivery of national competitions, improve the quality and accuracy of results management, and contribute meaningfully to Archery Guyana's continued engagement within the continental archery community. Building highly trained technical officials is an essential component of developing a sustainable national archery programme and ensuring that Guyana remains aligned with international standards.

Archery Guyana remains committed to investing in the development of its athletes, coaches, judges and technical officials as it continues to build a modern, internationally recognised archery programme capable of hosting and participating in competitions of the highest standard.


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