Steve Endow's Business Central Podcast

Steve Endow

I talk about Dynamics 365 Business Central! More resources at https://links.steveendow.com

  1. I Need Coffee - EPISODE 200 - Weekly BC Review!

    2D AGO

    I Need Coffee - EPISODE 200 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 200 - Weekly BC Review! (February 13, 2026) 1. Vibe Coding / Agentic Engineering Mania      - Steve stayed up past 10 p.m. multiple nights vibe coding with Claude + GitHub Copilot      - Customer (inspired by previous stream) published a full custom API in one evening      - New internal app idea → started and largely completed in ~8 hours total (vs estimated 100–120 hours manually)      - GitHub Copilot suggested complete redesign of Sales Hold app → **80 % complexity reduction**, better UX, aligns with standard BC workflow      - Franklin (junior dev, 1 year experience) fully refactored the app and is now vibe-coding automated approval-workflow pre-configuration on install   2. Claude Code (new tool) & PRD Explosion     - Installed Claude Code (Opus 4.6) – called “more developer-friendly, empathetic, no noise”      - Generated 71-page PRD (started at 28 pages) with ultra-detailed acceptance criteria, API call validation, error handling for every HTTP response, etc.      - Agentic debugging innovation: added “Run Diagnostics” button to setup page so the AI can query BC data itself and self-diagnose (solved account classification bug in 3 rounds)   3. Diagramming & Tools Quest      - Exploring Draw.io MCP server for fully agentic business-process / wireframe diagrams      - Still evaluating PlantUML vs Mermaid vs Draw.io for “agentic diagramming” inside PRDs/SOWs   4. Business & Operations Highlights     - iSolutions training completed (payments + tokenization); internal implementation started      - Partner Dashboard live in production; registration dashboard next      - Mysterious production environment deletion in demo tenant → treated as breach, full lockdown performed (passwords, 2FA, app registrations reset)      - Fixed **13-year-old Dynamics GP 1099 bug** (partial payments/credit memos)      - MEM Aged AR report extension broken when using “Print to Excel” (bypasses report extensions)      - DevOps project creation automated via vibe-coded script (was 28-page manual nightmare)   5. Team Excellence Updates (Berlin, El Salvador)      - Joselyn & David studying for MB-800      - David → Simple Object Designer wizard      - Ronald → leading Partner Dashboard + iSolutions + Continia      - Franklin → vibe-coding Sales Hold + auto-approval setup      - Fatima → PMP + vibe-coding full Greenfield BC project plan (stakeholders, risks, steering committee, etc.)      - First El Salvador Dynamics User Group meetup confirmed: **Thursday, February 19, 2026** (in Spanish)   6. Personal / Weekend Notes      - Packing 3 suitcases as “mule” for El Salvador trip (soccer balls, backpacks, luggage rack, mattress pad)      - Received free Apple Watch Ultra 2 via insurance claim      - Achieved Avianca Elite Gold status for 2026      - Air-fryer ribeye + veggies dinner story   7. Upcoming Events     - Directions NA – Orlando, April 27–29, 2026 → Steve + Brad presenting “Vibe Coding the Entire Partner Process” (phone call → PRD → wireframes → full app)      - Dynamics Con – Las Vegas, May 12–15, 2026      - Directions Asia (HCMC) – May 13–15, 2026 (Tanya attending)      - DynamicsMinds – Slovenia, May 25–27, 2026      - Summit NA roadshows starting Feb 19 (Tampa)      - Dynamics Con regionals: Denver (April 9), etc.

    1h 2m
  2. I Need Coffee - Episode 199 - Weekly BC Review!

    3D AGO

    I Need Coffee - Episode 199 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 199 - Weekly BC Review! (february 6, 2026) 1. Vibe 1.0 Conference Recap     - Small, intimate (~100 people), highly interactive & collaborative      - Three presentations delivered:        a. Managed Services / subscription pricing transition (with David Ler) → very interactive session        b. “Avoiding a Million-Dollar Lawsuit” – project management & risk (with Tanya) → real lawsuit survivor in audience        c. Building nearshore consulting/support practice in El Salvador from scratch (with Tanya) → strong positive feedback, even from non-BC attendees      - Praised the format; next event (Vibe 2.0) planned for September 2026      - Recap video available on YouTube channel (youtube.com/steveendo) 2. What Else Does Steve Do? (Weekend/Geek Activities)      - Saturday mornings → researches business diagrams (swimlanes, BPMN, DFD, ERD, UML…) with Perplexity      - Sunday mornings → reads legal/IT contract presentations → strongly warns against “generally accepted industry standards” clause in IT/MSAs (landmine for expert witnesses)      - Deep-dive into Notepad++ supply-chain compromise (state-sponsored → Lotus Blossom / Chrysalis backdoor via Hostinger hosting breach, ~June–Dec 2025)      - Read full Rapid7 report on the attack 3. Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Notes     - Notepad++ update mechanism hijacked (man-in-the-middle on HTTP step) → targeted backdoor delivery (not mass malware)      - Azure Front Door frustration → recent BC customer hit “service behind this page isn’t responding” error (triggered “Love Shack” joke)      - Surprise Azure Functions cost explosion → new “Flex Consumption” plan (much more expensive than old Consumption plan) deployed by mistake via Visual Studio change (~$75/month per idle function) 4. Business Central / Partner Operations Updates     - Implementing iSolutions internally (electronic payment link in invoices → portal supports CC/EFT/check → auto-reconciles in BC)      - RDLC check printing bug found/fixed (margin pushed MICR line up ½ inch)      - Sales order hold / release logic in development      - PTE vs AppSource app decision framework: ≥2 customers → prefer AppSource for easier updates & potential subscription revenue      - Dynamics Con BC track: heavy technical/admin submissions this year (~60–70 sessions total, targeting 22+ technical ones); Vegas May 12–15, 2026      - Added third-party API / SaaS risk warnings to MSA templates 5. AI & Development Experiments     - Using AI agents to review/refactor code → dramatically simplified Sales Hold app (50%+ complexity reduction) by suggesting alignment with standard BC workflow      - Created full Product Requirements Document (PRD) + medium-fidelity SVG wireframes in ~1.5 hours using Claude 3.5 / Cursor      - Exploring “agentic diagramming”: AI generates PlantUML or Mermaid syntax for process flows / ERDs / swimlanes (leaning toward PlantUML for hard pinning & reliability) 6. Team & Nearshore Highlights      - Joselyn: financial reports (trial balance, BS, IS), cat fostering/vet care      - David: Simple Object Designer expert, RDLC fix, MB-800 prep      - Ronald: Partner Dashboard rollout, iSolutions deployment      - Franklin: Sales Hold refactor using AI suggestions      - Fatima: PMP / SDLC study, organizing first El Salvador Dynamics UG meetup (Feb 12, 2026)

    1h 6m
  3. I Need Coffee - Episode 198 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 30

    I Need Coffee - Episode 198 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 198 - Weekly BC Review! (january 23, 2026) 1. Weekend & Personal Life     - Oil change + mobile office setup at dealership (good remote work test via SonicWall & tethering).      - Weekend mostly a blur due to cold; little memory of non-work activities. 2. Weekly Work & Projects    - Preparing Vibe conference presentations (co-presenting with Tanya & David Ler).      - Progress on Partner Dashboard app, Teams Planner, maintenance/service agreement pricing.      - New AppSource app now live in production → surprises (obscure permissions, out-of-sequence user actions). 3. AI / "Vibe Coding" Experiences*     - Discussion of agentic/AI development tools & efficiency (podcast appearance on "Window on Technology" with Jeremy Vyska).      - "Vibe coding" experiments → fast prototyping but bad code ("Michael Jackson" style), bugs in PTEs, performance profiler revealing excessive events.      - Critique of viral "live stream to $1M revenue" vibe-coding project (crypto coin pivot turned him off). 4. Time Zone Challenges in Business Central      - Job queues, tenant time zones, DST issues → built custom time zone management with nightly refresh.      - Surprising bug: one Mexican time zone causes 1-hour offset in license validation timestamp. 5. Edge Cases & Production Surprises      - Repeated theme: bizarre, unforeseeable sequences of events and bugs appearing only in production/real usage.      - Philosophy shift → "bugs are actively finding us". 6. DynamicsCon Session Review      - Reviewing hundreds of submissions → humorous observations on self-awarded titles ("world-renowned", "expert", "wizard"). 7. Cybersecurity & OSINT      - Mind-blowing OSINT webinar (Anti-Cyphon / Michelle Khan): doxing via voter records, insurance databases, hotel Wi-Fi room enumeration, GitHub email exposure, etc.      - Ransomware hitting a partner → reminder of real risk.      - Recent attacks: Fortinet firewalls/portal bypasses, Cloudflare WAF zero-day. 8. Security / AI Critique     - Zach Corman interview breakdown of MCP servers (Anthropic-related) → horribly insecure single-endpoint design, prompt injection risks. 9. Integrations & Pain Points    - Nightmare Salesforce → BC integration (customized, messy data model, years-long project).      - Completed painful but successful Bill.com + Multi-Entity Management (MEM) integration. 10. Team & El Salvador Updates      - ERP Center of Excellence in Berlin, El Salvador: team studying (MB-800), building Partner Dashboard, payment portal, custom reports.       - Fatima passed PMP exam; planning local Dynamics user group. 11. Upcoming Events & Personal      - Partner & Vibe conference (next week, Texas).       - Directions NA (late April, Orlando?), DynamicsCon (May, Las Vegas), etc.       - Personal: prom escort practice with daughter, standing desk experiment, at-home AI-generated workouts, key person insurance research. 12. Closing Notes       - Shout-out to Mauricio (podcast producer).       - Light-hearted sign-off: cats, coffee, Claudebot/AI lobster project.

    57 min
  4. I Need Coffee - Episode 197 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 29

    I Need Coffee - Episode 197 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 197 - Weekly BC Review! (january 16, 2026) 1. Tech setup struggles & camera troubleshooting     - Live camera aperture/shutter/exposure hacks during stream      - $1,000 Sony camera repair (gear grinding failure) → new backup body ordered 2. Personal weekend activities      - Detailed engine bay cleaning (inspired by ChrisFix YouTube videos)      - AGM battery testing, sulfation concerns, OptiMate 7 charger upgrade      - Emphasis on small, satisfying analog/mechanical projects 3. Vibe coding & agentic AI development     - Voice coding on watch/phone fantasy      - Prompt Requests > Pull Requests philosophy      - Junior developer blown away by live vibe-coding demo (wireframe → AL page in ~1 min)      - Limits of AI in complex Business Central AL scenarios (PTE event cascade problem) 4. Business Central / Dynamics 365 pain points     - Teams Planner UX disaster (tedious, fighty interface)      - Business Central V27 1099s configuration = “absolute user experience disaster”      - Reverse voided check + bank rec + credit memo mess (no easy undo button)      - 1,440+ events firing in customer PTE sandbox (debug nightmare) 5. Microsoft 365 Copilot / Excel agent mode      - New-ish agent capabilities in Excel (data cleanup, fill blanks, etc.)      - Limited without full M365 Copilot license → creates new workbook instead      - Potential use-case: cleaning messy customer migration data files 6. Cybersecurity highlights    - Anti-Phishing / Black Hills DNS C2 threat hunting masterclass (highly recommended)      - Fortinet FortiSIEM RCE actively exploited (CVE)      - Browser extension takeover attack vector (Paste Ready → malware in 3 days)      - SignToolEx – using expired/stolen certs without clock tricks      - MCP servers = massive security risk (“The S in MCP stands for security”) 7. Nearshore / outsourcing discussion      - Building in-house nearshore practice in El Salvador      - Researching outsourced nearshore providers (Uruguay, Mexico, Colombia)      - Strong opinion: outsourcing fails without new customer-side skills 8. Team / company updates (ERP Center of Excellence – El Salvador)**      - Partner Dashboard app ready for deployment      - Vibe-coded PRs flowing fast from junior devs      - MB-800 exam prep (Joselyn, David)      - Fatima taking PMP exam next week 9. Upcoming events & pricing     - Vibe Conference (South Padre Island, 2 weeks away) – 3 sessions      - Pricing updates 2026 (AppSource, consulting, support plans)      - Session idea: modern SaaS support / managed services for cloud BC 10. Cultural / philosophical notes     - Difficulty explaining current AI reality to “normies”       - Growing preference for human-made, analog, low-budget, hands-on content       - Vibe-coding rabbit hole → 15–20 unfinished side projects instead of 2–3

    59 min
  5. I Need Coffee - Episode 196 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 28

    I Need Coffee - Episode 196 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 196 - Weekly BC Review! (january 9, 2026)1. Clawdbot / CLAWD explosion      - Viral open-source personal AI assistant (“space lobster”, pun on Claude → CLAWD)      - Exploded in days → thousands in Discord, huge community excitement      - Runs locally (even on old ThinkCentre tiny PC or Raspberry Pi), connects to WhatsApp/Telegram/Discord/email/calendar/Amazon/etc.      - Described as “what we wish Siri was” — real action-taking agent      - Some chaos when updating (flooded WhatsApp with thousands of messages) 2. Vibe coding / AI-agentic development experiences     - Heavy use of AI (Claude, Copilot, Cursor) to generate AL code, PTEs, tests, docs      - Very fast prototyping → but extremely weird, unintuitive bugs (counting log lines instead of invoices, conflating headers/lines/logs)      - Testing vibe-coded apps is a completely different skill — no rational assumptions possible      - Huge productivity gain once you accept looping “fix your bugs” cycles      - Copilot sometimes breaks known-good obscure AL patterns (while Claude/Cursor handle them fine) 3. Business Central development & AppSource reality     - Struggles with registration/licensing system (self-built after bad experiences with third-party providers) → geo-redundancy, heartbeats, failover      - Mysterious production-only issues debugged with in-client Performance Profiler → traced to Microsoft Subscription Billing app blocking field changes      - Very close to finishing major AppSource app release (classic “halfway to the finish line” feeling)      - Adding visible version info directly on pages for easier support 4. Challenges with rapid AI iteration & bleeding-edge risks     - Claudebot project architecture changed multiple times in days → update broke things badly      - Accidental high-volume spam to contacts during bug      - Senior developer quits team when shown agentic coding (sees only bugs, not fix speed) 5. Tools & productivity workflow observations    - Pandoc + Markdown Monster for AI-generated documentation → Markdown → Word/PDF pipeline      - GitHub Copilot now doing git staging/commit/push/PR creation      - Upcoming VS Code improvements (agent skills, centralized chat sessions/archive) 6. Security & cyber news highlights     - IP-based KVM devices extremely insecure (backdoors to critical systems)      - Tailscale config auditor (Tail Snitch) — found outdated nodes      - Massive alleged leaks (1.2B Chinese citizen records)      - n8n CVE-10.0 full host compromise vulnerability (~100k exposed servers) 7. Business / operations notes    - Need better contract lifecycle management (considering PandaDoc) after clause dispute      - Upcoming talks: nearshore consulting setup, avoiding million-dollar lawsuits, modern SaaS support models 8. Light / humorous recurring motifs     - “Crustacean power” / lobster memes      - “It works fine in dev”      - Drive failures (Steve is “the luckiest administrator in the world”)      - “Vibe coding warning”

    1 hr
  6. I Need Coffee - Episode 195 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 27

    I Need Coffee - Episode 195 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 195 - Weekly BC Review! (january 2, 2026) 1. Personal & Weekend Recap    - Went on a 6-mile hike with wife and daughter in Orange County; mostly paved trail but exhausting (sore feet/legs); beautiful beach views on a sunny day during rain break.    - Experimented with "poor man's" ceramic coating on wife's 10-year-old unwaxed car (Griot's spray-on wax hybrid, ~$100–150 range); based on Project Farm YouTube tests; clayed half the hood as test.     2. Vibe Coding & Productivity Insights    - Non-stop vibe coding all week; learning tools' capabilities (good/bad at certain tasks); described as a new career/industry/toolset.    - Released two fully vibe-coded PTEs; discovered GitHub Copilot bugs/flaws (e.g., ignores instructions, bad design patterns like exposing internals, missing permissions, skipping Excel headers); workarounds: Prompt for best practices, double-check/refactor. 3. Business Central Issues & Projects    - BC v27.2 1099 bugs: Confirmed broken (doesn't calculate vendor amounts correctly; reports/useless overviews); recommend avoiding until fixed; configs different, mess likely to last a year. 4. Cyber Security News & Insights    - "Agentic hacking" demo at Black Hat: Exploited LLM vulnerabilities (e.g., prompt injection via hidden image text); implications for AI agents (e.g., reading emails, executing commands).    - LastPass breach: Fake Chrome extension stole $16k in crypto; advice: Download from official sources, enable 2FA/hardware keys.    - Password manager extensions: Full browser access (security trade-off) but convenient (auto-fill, detects suspicious fields); AL syntax highlighting  5. Upcoming 2026 Events    - Partner in Vibe Conference: Jan 28–30, South Padre Island, Texas; register at partnerin.io (price increase soon); sessions on building nearshore practice from scratch, avoiding $1M lawsuit, agentic AI considerations, modern support/managed services contracts for cloud Dynamics.    - Directions NA: April, Orlando.    - Dynamics Con: May, Las Vegas.   6. Team & Office Updates (ERP Center of Excellence, Berlin, El Salvador)    - David & Joselyn: Wrapping BC implementation tasks; studying for MB-800 certification.    - Ronald: Managing 1099 "war room" (abandoned v27.2 due to bugs); beta testing/ops for partner dashboard (bulk tenant management/upgrades).    - Franklin: Finalizing partner dashboard releases; daily PTE vibe coding practice (improving skills).    - Fatima: Scheduled in-person PMP exam in San Salvador (2-day process: drive/hotel night before); planning first Dynamics user group meetup (late Jan/early Feb).    - Furry team: Mama ERP cat and 3 kittens healthy/well-fed; bought $70 Wi-Fi enabled cat feeder for automated care (team traveling, manual feeding tiring; limited El Salvador options). 7. Q&A/Recommendations    - Art restoration channel: Baumgartner Restoration (Julian Baumgartner, ~2M subscribers); fascinating process (e.g., restoring shredded painting); meticulous, patient work; not AI/robotics-replaceable soon. 8. Misc & Closing    - Quiet New Year's week overall.    - Holiday wishes: Happy New Year 2026; cheers to surviving the week; go learn something, vibe code.

    49 min
  7. I Need Coffee - Episode 194 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 21

    I Need Coffee - Episode 194 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 194 - Weekly BC Review! (Dec 26, 2025) 1. Vibe Coding / AI-assisted development (central theme)    - Heavy promotion of "vibe coding" with GitHub Copilot (and similar tools like Claude, Cursor)    - Rapid creation of complex deliverables via prompts    - Repeated call: "vibe code all the things" – adopt this workflow urgently as a competitive edge 2. Extremely fast document generation examples    - 19-page design document / PRD created almost instantly from one customer call scenario    - 16-page functional requirements document (incl. process flows, data mapping, wireframes) after 15-min call    - Full AppSource app user guide first attempt = 520 pages → refined down to ~135 pages 3. GitHub Copilot bugs & limitations identified    - Specific bug in AL language coding: fails repeatedly on certain tasks (verified; works in Claude/Cursor)    - Output length limit frequently hit on large documents (>15–20 pages) → requires chunking / section-by-section prompting 4. Business Central v27 – serious 1099 preparation issues (critical warning)    - Major problems printing 1099 forms (missing dollar amounts, unreliable functionality)    - Strong recommendation: STAY ON VERSION 26 if possible    - v27 users expected to face significant pain    - LLMs give dangerously wrong advice (mix v26 and v27 behavior) → do NOT rely on AI for v27 1099 guidance 5. DevOps automation breakthrough (~75% automated)    - Previously: 1–2 hours + 25-page manual guide to create new PTE/project in Azure DevOps    - Now: Copilot-generated PowerShell + DevOps API automation → target 5 minutes    - Goal: reduce errors to 5%, increase capacity from 1 PTE/day → 3+ PTEs/day per developer 6. AppSource app development & production surprises    - Many issues only appear in production (not caught in dev/sandbox)    - Hidden BC feature: list pages/subpages have built-in "Open in Excel" option    - New app release stuck in AppSource pipeline over Christmas period 7. AI-powered wireframing of Business Central pages    - Copilot generates usable page mockups (incl. custom fields) in 60 seconds    - Now standard in all design documents instead of manual drawing 8. Team productivity & nearshore updates (El Salvador CoE)    - Juniors (Joselyn, David, Franklin, etc.) highly productive very quickly    - Franklin: zero BC knowledge (Nov 2024) → now building internal partner dashboard + full vibe-coded PTEs in one day    - Partner dashboard: bulk upgrades, tenant management via BC Admin API 9. Other technical / business notes    - Starlink satellite anomaly + Vantor imaging capture (impressive 12 cm resolution from 241 km)    - Config package import performance: 72,000 rows very slow → workaround by splitting files    - 13-year-old

    40 min
  8. I Need Coffee - Episode 193 - Weekly BC Review!

    JAN 20

    I Need Coffee - Episode 193 - Weekly BC Review!

    I Need Coffee - Episode 193 - Weekly BC Review! (Dec 19, 2025) 1. Personal & Travel Recap: Trip to El Salvador    - 12th trip to El Salvador; primary purpose was attending the El Coyolar Christmas Festival with partner Tanya.    - Packed heavily (120–130 lbs in suitcases); arrived Monday morning amid unusually high number of Americans at the airport.    - Spotted a $3 million Ferrari F40 in downtown San Salvador.    - Aeroman MRO facility expansion: New wide-body hangar under construction (company rumored to use Dynamics ERP in El Salvador).    - Coincidental meetup with Wade Tatsuka (golf trip); breakfast chat and interest in his product.    - Scenic drives, volcano views, visits to Alegria and a finca, obligatory pupusas multiple times.    - Berlin, El Salvador decorated extensively for Christmas. 2. El Coyolar Christmas Festival – Major Success    - 250–300 attendees (kids + adults); military-precision planning led by Fatima (“PMP” nickname).    - Team prepped 250–300 snack/gift bags, drinks, popcorn, piñatas, prizes.    - On-site: Tent setup, wristbands by age group, snack tickets, checklists, name registration.    - Activities: Professional clown (highly entertaining), Santa, bouncy castle, trampoline, games, balloon animals, ice cream bars (galletas), piñata smashing.    - Toys handed out to every child; huge community impact (“Disneyland in El Coyolar”).    - Volunteers included recipients of the team’s English Academy scholarships.    - Sponsors: Integrity Data, MTP Consulting Group, iSolutions, Mecorma — covered growing budget.    - Second annual event; first time host attended in person — massive success with happy kids and community. 3. Team & Office Updates (ERP Center of Excellence, Berlin, El Salvador)    - New furry team members: Mother cat now named “ERP” with three kittens (E, R, P); spoiled with imported U.S. pet beds.    - Joselyn and David: Deep in new implementations (config packages, data migration, financial reports, GL setup); studying for MB-800 exam.    - Ronald: Leading 1099 “war room” for BC27; expects most customers to delay upgrade to 27 until after 1099 season (stay on 26.5 through February).    - Franklin: Beta testing internal partner dashboard; completed first vibe-coded PTE, starting second (full SOW-to-PTE process).    - Fatima: PMP exam attempt cancelled (proctor didn’t speak Spanish); rescheduling soon. Leading new Dynamics Professionals of El Salvador user group — first meeting planned for January (first Dynamics user group in Latin America from Mexico to South America). 4. Hardware & Productivity Updates    - MacBook Air M4 transition ongoing: Learning power-user customizations, adjusting to dongle life (USB-A → USB-C), blaming Brad for the switch.    - New portable monitor discovery: 14-inch, ultra-light model — ideal for travel and dual-monitor setup.    - Mechanical keyboard rabbit hole: Briefly mentioned going down it. 5. Extreme Vibe Coding Milestone    - Completed an entire complex PTE project in **one day** (previously estimated 60–80 hours, reduced to ~12 hours).    - Process:      - 4-hour proof-of-concept prototype → validated with Tanya.      - Created 45–52-page comprehensive PRD (vibe-coded with AI coaching):        - Design, implementation details, permission set matrix, error handling philosophy/categories, transaction management, edge cases (discounts, negatives, zeros), user notification strategy, functional acceptance criteria (P1/P2), full testing checklist (functional, UI, permissions, error handling), test sign-off criteria.

    32 min

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