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The 10 Most Exciting Yachts Debuting at Boot Düsseldorf This Year

From 110 mph speedboats to electric cruisers to transatlantic sailers, the world's largest indoor show has a vessel for every boating style., howard walker, howard walker's most recent stories.

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Celebrating its 55th anniversary this year, the hugely popular “Boot” officially kicks off the 2024 international boat show season. More than 1,500 exhibitors from over 60 countries will fill the 16 halls at the Düsseldorf “messe” exhibition center on the banks of the Rhine river.

As much a nautical lifestyle event as a boat show, there are halls dedicated to everything from underwater photography to exploring far-flung cruising destinations. Two full buildings cater just to watersport enthusiasts—there’s even an artificial river for trying out the latest canoes and kayaks.

But the launches from global boat builders remain the show’s main draw. Though the new boats are smaller than launches at in-water shows in Cannes, Monaco, and Fort Lauderdale, there is no shortage of innovation and modern design.

Here are 10 newcomers that bode well for boating in 2024.

German builder Mayla is using Düsseldorf to unveil its brand-new, 44-foot Mayla GT. The angular vessel pays homage to those Miami Vice-style go-fast boats of the ’80s but with a futuristic topside. Powered by twin 650 hp Corvette gas V8s supplied by Ilmor Marine, with optional V8s up to 1,500 hp, this needle-nosed, all-carbon-fiber rocket ship is designed to hit a top speed of 110 mph. The slingshot performance is due to its low weight of 4.5 tons and the deep-V hull design that incorporates transverse deflectors from Sweden’s Petestep. The end result is a go-fast boat that would make even Sonny Crockett hold on for dear life. 

wallypower50

Choices, choices. That seems to be the thinking at Ferretti-owned Wally Yachts these days. Want something a little bigger and less dayboat-like than a wallytender48, but not as voluminous as a wallypower58? How about the latest wallypower50 making its debut at Boot 2024? Wally gave a sneak peak of this new 50-foot weekender at last year’s Cannes boat show but will unveil the production version at Düsseldorf. Or make that versions with an “s,” since the 50 will be offered with either twin Volvo IPS650s inboard diesels (for a 41.4-knot top speed), or quad 400 hp Mercury V10 outboards for a 55.2 mph max. Not fast enough? There’s also the option of four Mercury 500 Racing outboards for 60-plus mph velocities.

Invictus TT420 Outboard

A year ago, bespoke Italian builder Invictus Yachts used Boot to unwrap its bold, new, ax-bowed 42-foot day cruiser, the TT420. It came with twin Volvo Penta D6 diesels packing 440 hp apiece and delivering a sporty 41 mph top speed. Invictus is heading back to Boot this month to unveil a 1,000 hp outboard version called the TT420S with power from a trio of 350 hp Yamaha 350s. While the new 420S gives up a chunk of its swim platform at the stern to accommodate the three Yamahas, it gains a huge storage lazarette that was previously home to the Volvo inboards. In fact, there’s space to swallow a seven-foot RIB tender, plus a small armada of water toys. The rest of the Christian Grande–designed fast cruiser, with its trademark wave-shaped hardtop, keeps the same visual drama.

Fairline Targa 40

Britain’s Fairline Yachts is using Boot Düsseldorf to pull the wraps off a new addition to its Targa sports cruiser range. The all-new Targa 40 is the spiritual successor to the builder’s iconic Targa 38—over 300 boats were built between 2006 and 2016—and will slip into Fairline’s Targa range beneath its 45- and 50-foot models. Fairline’s lead designer Christian Gott has done a stellar job of making this new bluff-bowed 40 feel almost as roomy as its bigger brother. Key new features include a fold-down cockpit balcony, an integrated tender garage, and an oversize master cabin in the bow with 6’6” of headroom. The Volvo D6 340 diesels are standard power, producing a top end of 36.8 mph, while the larger 380s should deliver a max speed of 41.4 mph.

Saxdor 400 GTC

Open or closed: Take your pick. Back at September’s Cannes boat show, Finland’s Saxdor Yachts unveiled its innovative, new 40-foot 400 GTO flagship. One of many unusual features included a stretched hardtop with the cockpit that opens to the elements on three sides. Now at Boot 2024, the builder is following up with a 400 GTC version that comes with an enclosed, hence more family-friendly, pilothouse for all-weather cruising. Saxdor is waiting until the show to reveal how the expansive glass side panels open to allow access to the 400’s twin, fold-down bulwarks. But we expect some kind of top-hinged arrangement with hydraulic struts supporting the glass. As with the GTO, power comes from a pair of 300, 350, or 400 hp Mercury V10s.

Omikron OT-60

It may look like a sleek, modern sailboat with its mast and rigging lopped off, but this innovative new 60-footer from Greek builder Omikron might just be the future of fuel-sipping trawler-style cruising. Penned by Milan-based sailboat designer Lorenzo Argento, the new OT-60 is being shown at Boot following a “soft” preview in Venice last summer. Described by Omikron as a motoryacht that “feels like a sailboat,” the focus here is on smooth, quiet, economical, island-hopping-style cruising. Powered by a pair of 150 hp Yanmar diesels (250s are also available), the yacht will cruise at 9.2 mph for over 1,000 nautical miles on a single tank, burning just over a .33 gallons per mile. Below decks, the OT-60’s 20-foot beam means cavernous accommodations, while its two foot, eight inch draft will take it into the shallowest of anchorages.

Steeler 50S Trans-Atlantic

Dutch builder Steeler Yachts is using Boot 2024 to unveil its brand-new 50-foot 50S TA, with the TA part standing for Trans-Atlantic. As the name suggests, this rugged steel and aluminum long-distance cruiser has been designed for an adventurous German couple to make the 2,100-nautical mile run from the Cape Verde Islands all the way to Barbados in the Caribbean. The yacht has a 1,320-gallon fuel capacity, plus a Wingit-Kite system on the foredeck that uses wind assistance to help drag the Steeler along. Interestingly, the couple has opted not to use fuel-sipping, low-horsepower engines in favor of a pair of 600 hp Volvo D8 turbodiesels. To counter any gnarly Atlantic swells, the 50S comes with Magnus retractable rotor stabilizers.

Moody Decksaloon 48

British sailboat builder Moody Yachts—part of the burgeoning German Hanse Group—is introducing a new word into the boat-building lexicon with the debut of its brand-new Decksaloon 48: Monomaran. It’s when you incorporate the interior space and volume of a twin-hulled catamaran into a single monohull. Of course, it’s a slight exaggeration considering the new 48’s beam is just 15 feet, 11 inches, while a similar-sized cat’s width would typically be twice that. More likely Moody is using the term to describe the way the 48’s rear cockpit, galley, and salon are on one level, unlike most monohull sailboats. Penned by British yacht designer Bill Dixon, this striking newcomer is distinguished by its towering, big-windowed pilothouse and deep, protected cockpit beneath the oversize hardtop. With over 1,400 square feet of sail, wing keel, and twin helms, its sailing performance should be as exciting as its looks.

Galvani Ventisei-e

The latest in the rapidly expanding list of whisper-quiet, zero-emission electric day boat offerings will make its global debut from Holland’s Galvani Boats. At Boot ’24, the fledgling builder will unveil its all-new, all-electric Ventisei, which is Italian for 26, reflecting the boat’s length. Modeled after Holland’s iconic “sloepen” open dayboats, the Galvani will be offered in two versions: the Ventisei-e with a 10kW electric motor juiced by a 30kWh battery, giving up to 15 hours of slow-speed cruising. Or the Ventisei-eHS (High Speed) with a 100kW motor, 64kWh battery pack for a 23 mph top speed. Dutch designer Bernd Weel penned the boat’s classic lines, while Bellmarine, also Dutch-based, created the electric power train. The first production boats are due this summer.

Windy 29 Hurácan

Norway’s Windy Boats is going back to the future with its retro-style, go-fast 29 Hurácan. You can only imagine the fun that Norwegian superyacht designer Espen Øino had in creating the shape of this classic-style open weekender—his typical day job is shaping massive German megayachts. The design of this low-slung, built-in-Poland, 29-footer is all sharp angles, prominent hull chines, flat foredeck and classic three-piece windshield. The only nod to modernity is the more upright section that Øino added to the bow. The simple cockpit arrangement sees twin helm seats, an L-shaped sofa, and a sun pad on the stern. Power comes from a wide choice of Volvo or Yanmar diesels, or even an old-school Volvo 430 hp gas V-8 sterndrive.

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Fairline to Unveil Targa 40 and Squadron 58 at Boot Düsseldorf

Fairline, the renowned British luxury motor yacht manufacturer , is set to take centre stage at Boot Düsseldorf from January 20 to 28, 2024. The eagerly awaited world debut of the Targa 40 and the European debut of the Squadron 58 will be the highlights of this prestigious event, solidifying Fairline’s position in the industry.

With a captivating display in over 16 exhibition halls featuring more than 1,500 exhibitors, Boot Düsseldorf provides an ideal platform for Fairline to showcase its cutting-edge designs and groundbreaking new models. In fact, visitors to the Fairline stand will attend an immersive experience with two brand-new models that exemplify the brand’s commitment to innovation and excellence.

Targa 40: Elevating Expectations

The Targa 40, a standout in Fairline’s impressive lineup, introduces a revolutionary power-down beach club balcony to starboard, enhancing the allure of its predecessor, the Targa 38. Moreover, its bold exterior design, combined with an open cockpit featuring a hardtop and electric canvas sunroof, embodies a sophisticated, modern, and sporty style. Inside, the Targa 40 bathes its interior in natural light, providing uninterrupted views of the surrounding waters.

Squadron 58: European Debut

Making its European debut, the Squadron 58, which previously wowed audiences at the Southampton International Boat Show, boasts large hydraulically powered balconies on both sides and an innovative bathing platform that doubles in size. With over 30 square meters of outdoor entertaining space, including an expansive cockpit with flexible modular seating and a glass transom, the Squadron 58 offers a seamless connection to the water.

A Showcase of Excellence

Alongside these debuts, Fairline will also showcase the Targa 45 OPEN, Targa 45 GT, and the Phantom 65. Finally, Fairline’s Sales Director, James Powell, states, “We’re thrilled to bring the incredibly well-received Squadron 58 from Southampton International Boat Show to our European customers.”

Immerse Yourself at Boot Düsseldorf

Visit Fairline at Hall 6, Location D59, to immerse yourself in the latest innovations in yacht design. Fairline’s UK and European network of dealers, along with key personnel from Fairline’s factory teams, will be on hand to provide visitors with in-depth insights into the Targa 40 and Squadron 58, showcasing Fairline’s commitment to excellence in yacht craftsmanship. For more information about Fairline, please visit fairline.com .

(Fairline to Unveil Targa 40 and Squadron 58 at Boot Düsseldorf – barchemagazine.com – December 2023)

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The Fairline Targa 40, made its global debut at the 2024 Düsseldorf boat show. MBY editor, Hugo Andreae took a tour of this new British stunner

It has taken more than a decade for someone to knock the Princess V40 off its throne but the all-new Fairline Targa 40 didn’t just steal its crown at Düsseldorf , it tore it off, swung it around and blew a raspberry in Plymouth’s general direction before planting it firmly on its own head.

The key to its appeal is a design that looks modern and sporty without scaring the horses or compromising on space. Quite the opposite, thanks to the extra height and beam of the hull, it actually packs in way more space than its svelte exterior suggests.

That starts at the stern with a neat tender garage under the port side seating that takes a fully inflated 2.3m Zodiac or a partially deflated 2.7m. Tick the £4,000 tender option and you’ll also get a built-in compressor and charging point for the Torqeedo motor.

Rear seats that transform into aft-facing sunbeds by folding the backrest forward are as quick, effective and robust as you’d hope, while the magic vanishing cockpit table that folds under the seating when not required is as brilliant as ever.

We’re not so sure about the optional hydraulic bathing platform, given that it’s only a couple of feet wide and doesn’t launch or carry the tender, but the drop down cockpit balcony with integrated storage for the safety rails and wraparound LED lighting is a must have, even at £30,000. Steps lead up from here to the foredeck, featuring another vast sunbed with adjustable headrests and a cosy seat at the bow.

A huge fabric sunroof and sliding windows on both sides of the hard top do a great job of making it feel as open as possible, while a wetbar keeps guests fed and watered. The helm looks bang on too, although the seats could do with a bit of extra adjustment to increase kneeroom when seated.

Below decks there’s a good sized lower saloon with a C-shaped dinette that converts to an extra double, a decent little galley and a wonderfully spacious forward owner’s suite with ensuite access to the shared bathroom.

The aft guest cabin has just enough headroom to sit upright on the two beds, which also slide together to make a double.

If the space impressed us, the detailing blew us away with the same glossy woodwork, expensive fittings, subtle lighting and classy storage solutions found on larger Fairlines.

It’s not cheap, the one on show came to £834,195 ex VAT thanks to £280,000 worth of extras, but you should be able to spec one with the bigger engines and the key features for around £699,000 ex VAT.

Fairline Targa 40 specifications

LOA: 39ft 3in (11.99m) BEAM: 13ft 0in (3.97m) ENGINES: Twin Volvo Penta D6-340 / 380s TOP SPEED: 32-36 knots PRICE: Available upon application

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Fairline showing five yachts at Boot Dusseldorf

• January 10, 2023

Fairline has entered the building! The British builder is preparing its Boot Dusseldorf display in Hall 6, where it’s showcasing five yachts including two Germany debuts.

Fairline Squadron 68 enters Hall 6 at Messe Dusseldorf  

Fairline is preparing the Boot Dusseldorf debuts of its upgraded flagship Squadron 68 and the Phantom 65, which both had their world premieres just four months ago at the Cannes Yachting Festival. The British builder is also showing a Targa 50 Open, Targa 45 GT and F//Line 33 in Hall 6 of the world’s biggest indoor boat show from January 21-29.  

Fairline Phantom 65

The Phantom 65 is Fairline’s first sportbridge yacht and is based on the hull of the Targa 65, the flagship of Fairline’s cruiser collection. Twin Cat C18-1150 engines and optional V12 C32-1622s deliver 31 and 37 knots respectively.  

Fairline Targa 50 Open

Outdoor areas include an aft cockpit with an island sunpad, two sofas and a folding table, a foredeck with a C-shaped sofa and two sunpads, and a flybridge with two C-shaped sofas. The interior includes an aft galley and dining area, and a forward saloon with two sofas, while the lower deck can have three or four cabins.  

Fairline Targa 45 GT

The new Squadron 68 features a subtly revised exterior, new hardtop and a new contemporary interior design.

Fairline F//Line 33

Paul Grys, Fairline Yachts’ CEO, said: “We’re delighted boot Düsseldorf is back in 2023 and equally delighted to bring two show debuts to such a key event in the annual calendar. We’ve had fantastic feedback on the new Squadron 68 and the award-winning Phantom 65 when visitors saw the yachts for the first time at Cannes Yachting Festival. Our investment in new product underpins our future growth and we’ve got an exciting period ahead of us.  

Fairline is represented in key Asian markets by Simpson Marine.

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FAIRLINE TO MAKE WORLD DEBUT OF TARGA 40 AND EUROPEAN DEBUT OF SQUADRON 58 AT BOOT DÜSSELDORF

The Messe in Düsseldorf will play host to the largest yacht and watersports show in the world, boasting more than 1,500 exhibitors in 16 exhibition halls. Visitors to the stand will have the opportunity to get onboard two brand new models from Fairline as the company continues to turn heads with its cutting-edge design and new product development.

The Targa 40 brings the ‘wow’ factor to Fairline’s line-up, taking the popularity of the Targa 38 and elevating it for the 21st century with a landmark power-down beach club balcony to starboard. It embraces a bold exterior design direction delivering a sophisticated and modern, yet sporty style. Its open cockpit offers a hardtop and electric canvas sunroof, opening the whole main deck. Echoing the lines and extensive glazing seen across the Fairline range, the Targa 40 floods the interior with natural light and uninterrupted views of the water.

In a British builder first for yachts under 80ft, the Squadron 58 which debuted at Southampton International Boat Show in September, boasts large hydraulically powered balconies to both sides, and an innovative bathing platform which doubles in size. Teamed with the already large cockpit, the Squadron 58 has an aft, outdoor entertaining space, of over 30 square metres. The yacht exemplifies the latest in Fairline’s cutting-edge design offering flexible modular seating in the cockpit complemented with a glass transom to enhance the connection to the water and ensures unhindered views of the seascape.

Alongside the debuts, Fairline will be showcasing the Targa 45 OPEN, Targa 45 GT and the Phantom 65.

Fairline’s sales director, James Powell said: “We’re delighted to bring two debuts to Boot Düsseldorf this year, with the Targa 40 a major milestone in our new model development programme. There’s a lot of excitement around this yacht so we’re looking forward to visitors getting the opportunity to finally see it. The Squadron 58 was incredibly well received at Southampton International Boat Show and we’re thrilled to bring this to our European customers.”

Fairline’s UK and European network of dealers will be represented on the Fairline stand throughout Boot Düsseldorf, together with key personnel from Fairline’s factory teams, including the award-winning lead designer of the Targa 40 and Squadron 58, Christian Gott, to provide visitors with everything they need to know about Fairline.

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Fairline To Debut Two New Yachts

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• December 11, 2023

British yacht builder Fairline says it will have the global debut of its Targa 40 and the European debut of its Squadron 58 at Boot Düsseldorf in January.

The Fairline Targa 40 creates a new entry point for the builder’s Targa series, which also includes 45- and 50-foot models. Fairline says the Targa 40 takes design cues from its predecessor, the Targa 38, with a modern feel and multifunction livability. The family-size express cruiser is notable for its flowing profile, enhanced by hull-side glass, which visually lowers the exterior look. The Targa 40’s sheerline seemingly streaks aft, indicating the yacht’s potential mid-30-knot performance. The beam expands admiships helping optimize interior volume and the two-stateroom layout, before tapering aft and resolving at the SUV-like cockpit arrangement.

To that end, the Targa 40’s cockpit has a foldout deck to starboard, increasing usable deck real estate. A sun pad here can be adjusted several ways to create seating facing aft as well as towards the foldout deck. C-shape seating to port wraps around a table for alfresco meals. Like the other seating spaces, the backrests can be adjusted to create aft-facing seating to keep an eye on swimmers or just take in a sunset with friends. To port, there is also a garage with tender stowage.

The bridge deck’s two-seat helm station with Garmin displays is to starboard and there is guest seating to port. A hardtop with retractable canvas can open the main deck to the sun and breeze when desired.

Belowdecks, the Targa 40 has an owners’ stateroom forward with access to the single head with shower, taking full advantage of the yacht’s 13-foot beam. Abaft the owners’ space is a guest stateroom with twin berths for kids or guests. There is also a U-shaped dinette to starboard and a galley with two-burner electric cooktop, sink and more. All of the spaces belowdecks have water views out the hull-side windows.

Power for the Fairline Targa 40 is either twin 340 hp Volvo Penta D6 diesels or twin 380 hp Volvo Penta D6 diesels paired to sterndrives. Projected top hop is 32 knots and 36 knots, respectively.

The Fairline Squadron 58 fits into the middle of the builer’s flybridge series, which also includes the Squadron 50 and Squadron 68 .

Like the Targa 40, the Squadron 58 is aimed at maximizing available real estate and increasing it where it can.

For instance, the Squadron 58 has hydraulic foldout decks to port and starboard. This setup lets owners place two stools into the port side deck, and with the window down it creates an inside-outside bar area connecting it to the aft galley. To starboard, the balcony creates a seating area for morning coffee with a book. The cockpit has U-shaped seating on centerline with views aft through the glass balustrade. It’s a modular seating arrangement so, like the Targa 40, they can be adjusted to change views. Teak steps flanking the cockpit lead to the yacht’s beach club, which has an extendable teak swim platform, where sun pads can be added or owners can use the space for swimming or to launch the tender and water toys.

The Squadron 58 has two twin-seat helm stations, both located to starboard. On The flybridge, there is guest seating across from the helm as well as U-shaped seating with a table. On the main deck, there is guest seating abaft the helm as well as dinette to port.

Accommodations on the Squadron 58 include a three-stateroom layout with a full-beam owners’ space amidships, a forepeak VIP and a third guest stateroom with twins abaft and to starboard of the VIP. The standard layout includes a two-head arrangement. There is a dayhead option, which places the third head all the way aft. There is also a crew-cabin option, although most buyers will be owner-operators.

Power for the Fairline Squadron 58 is either twin 900 hp Volvo Penta D13 diesels or twin 1,000 hp D13 diesels, both in a conventional straight-shaft configuration. Fairline reports top hops of about 31 and 32 knots, respectively.

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Fairline targa 40.

• Length Overall: 39’3″
• Maximum Beam: 13′
• Draft: 3’7″
• Fuel Capacity: 198 Gal.
• Freshwater Capacity: 66 Gal.

Fairline Squadron 58

• Length Overall: 58’4″
• Maximum Beam: 16’4″
• Draft: 4’5″
• Fuel Capacity: 732 Gal.
• Freshwater Capacity: 185 Gal.
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Published: 6th February 2020

Fairline celebrates record breaking Boot Düsseldorf

Boot Düsseldorf is the world’s largest, annual, indoor boat show and was the global platform for the highly anticipated launch of Fairline’s Targa 45 GT. A sleek and luxurious cruiser, the new Targa 45 GT was one of the stars of the show, securing international interest and customer orders.

Also exclusively launched at the show was the new F//LINE 33 Outboard, drawing on the outstanding success of the F//LINE 33. Featuring the same sleek and sporty design, the outboard version incorporates a new ‘Ascender’ bathing platform from H+B Technic to further maximise space, functionality and enhance the connection to the water. This innovative high/low platform surrounds the outboard engines, lowering to form steps to the water when submerged, or raised to act as a passerelle, in turn allowing the propellers to be raised clear of the water.

Dennis de Roos, Sales and Marketing Director at Fairline Yachts, comments, “We are really pleased with the performance at this year’s Boot Düsseldorf. The feedback on our new yachts has been outstanding, further evidenced through the number of boats ordered. It is testament to the incredible work of our team and shows the impressive new boats we are designing are really hitting the mark with our discerning global customer base.”

The record-breaking Boot Düsseldorf also saw Fairline win the hotly contested “Superboats” category at this year’s Motorboat of the Year Awards, for its highly acclaimed F//LINE 33.

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Blending innovation with heritage, performance with style, a Targa is exceptional in every way. Bold, inventive Mancini designs have elevated the range to a higher level – the benchmark of Italian style and British craftsmanship. From sweeping hull windows to svelte profiles, they’re sporty and elegant in equal measure – the perfect setting for a day on the water.

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With powered sunroofs and oversized sun beds, a Targa is responsive to your every need. Equipped to impress and exuding sophistication, a Targa owner is never found wanting. Attention to detail is matched only by space and deftly designed layouts both inside and out. With generous foredecks, large cockpits and comfortable salons, time spent on board is nothing short of idyllic.

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News & Events

18th April 2024

AUTHORIZED DEALERSHIP NOW IN SAN FRANCISCO

Fairline has announced MRN Yacht Sales as its partner in California.

5th February 2024

Miami line-up announced

Fairline has announced its line-up for Miami International Boat Show (14-18 February 2024) which includes the Squadron 68, Squadron 50, Targa 45 OPEN and the F//LINE 33.

7th December 2023

Two debuts at Boot Düsseldorf 2024

Fairline will unveil its highly anticipated all-new Targa 40 in a world debut at this year’s Boot Düsseldorf, 20 - 28 January 2024, supported by the European debut of the all-new Squadron 58.

17th November 2023

Designer of the Year

Fairline’s Christian Gott takes home Designer of the Year at the Boat Builder Awards 2023

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