Introduction
Summary of the Book Exceptional by Daniel M. Cable Before we proceed, let’s look into a brief overview of the book. Imagine picking up a mirror each morning, but instead of seeing just your face, you see a moving, breathing record of your most beautiful actions, thoughtful words, and impressive accomplishments. Instead of recalling your mistakes or dwelling on your shortcomings, you witness the moments that make you feel proud to be who you are. This is the heart of the journey you’re about to explore: learning how to recognize, celebrate, and build upon your best qualities. Through these chapters, you’ll discover why you’ve often been blind to your strengths and how to reclaim them. You’ll learn how to ask others to shine a light on what makes you special, then turn that insight into practical habits that guide your daily life. The result? A stronger, happier, and more empowered you. Let’s begin.
Chapter 1: Discovering How a Personal Highlight Reel Transforms Your Self-Perception and Inner Potential.
Imagine waking up each morning and, instead of being greeted by a flood of worries or memories of the little mistakes you’ve made, you have the chance to watch a carefully crafted highlight reel of your most outstanding moments. This reel wouldn’t be about bragging; it would be about celebrating the times you communicated with warmth, solved a tricky problem with creativity, or reached out to help someone who truly needed you. Just think how differently you might start your day if you reminded yourself of the powerful, meaningful contributions you’ve already made to the world. Research shows that focusing on what you do right, rather than what you do wrong, can dramatically shift your mindset, giving you a sense of pride and possibility. This gentle yet powerful technique can help you tap into strengths you may not even realize you have.
To understand why such a positive focus is so transformative, consider a study conducted at the University of Auckland. Researchers worked with a group of teenagers who had physical disabilities. Over the course of a workshop, these teens learned to perform a set of small assembly tasks. After their initial practice, one subgroup watched an edited video showing only their best attempts and moments of success—this was their own highlight reel. Another subgroup watched an unedited recording, which included stumbles and errors. The results were stunning: the teens who saw their best selves showcased became 15% more productive and engaged than the others. This simple shift in perspective encouraged them to believe in their potential, rather than fixate on their flaws, letting them approach their challenges with fresh confidence and enthusiasm.
This powerful shift of focus from weaknesses to strengths isn’t something reserved for superstar athletes or world-famous performers. Ordinary people, just like you, can learn to filter out the noise of self-doubt and zoom in on the qualities that make them unique. After all, anyone can list off their faults—many of us do it constantly, often without even noticing. But how often do we genuinely appreciate the ways we show kindness, handle stress with patience, or bring smiles to others’ faces? By embracing this new way of seeing yourself, you can rewrite the internal script that usually plays in your mind. Instead of dwelling on every minor error, you’ll anchor your identity in what you do right, creating a positive feedback loop that encourages even more growth.
Building this highlight reel doesn’t mean ignoring your imperfections. You’re still a human being, and acknowledging areas to improve is healthy and helpful. But the difference is in your focus and your starting point. Rather than fixating solely on what needs repair, you’ll train yourself to remember that you have strong foundations. Recognizing your strengths provides a stable platform from which you can launch further personal development. This is not about denying reality; it’s about reshaping it so that you stand on a bedrock of what’s possible. And that’s what these chapters will help you do—step-by-step, you’ll learn how to identify your unique talents, ask others for honest feedback, and craft a life path that aligns with what you do best. The first step is to understand why your strengths are often hidden.
Chapter 2: Understanding How Social Norms Stealthily Obscure the Strengths You Already Possess.
Despite the fact that we each carry a set of strengths just waiting to be noticed, society often urges us not to acknowledge them. Think about it: how often do people openly praise others for their unique abilities? More frequently, we’re encouraged to be modest, to not boast, and to keep our positive qualities tucked away. While humility is valuable, the problem comes when it prevents us from ever recognizing what makes us truly shine. Many of us walk through life without hearing the words that could help us see ourselves as capable, caring, or even inspiring. Social norms, passed down silently, discourage direct compliments, leading to what might be called Eulogy Delay—the habit of waiting until someone is gone to celebrate how incredible they really were.
Imagine a person named Dave Maher. After a life-threatening health crisis, his friends believed he might not survive. They began writing heartfelt messages online, telling stories of what he meant to them, expressing admiration, and recalling the times he made them feel seen and loved. But Dave did survive, and upon awakening, he discovered this treasure trove of affectionate memories and praise that he never knew existed. Suddenly, he understood that people saw him as generous, supportive, and thoughtful—far from the selfish image he once feared he projected. Dave’s story reveals a hidden truth: we often withhold kind acknowledgments until it’s nearly too late. Our social rules tell us not to overinflate someone’s ego, yet that restraint can keep us from helping each other discover genuine strengths.
Another quiet force that keeps us from identifying our strengths is something known as Transience Aversion. This is the idea that people shy away from thinking about their own mortality. We act as if we have endless time to develop ourselves and achieve our dreams. Without accepting life’s limited nature, we delay important self-reflection. If we never pause to consider what we want to be remembered for, we might never realize we already have qualities worth celebrating. Instead, we assume there will be another day, another chance. By doing so, we dodge an honest look at who we are right now and what we should nurture going forward. Confronting life’s brevity can feel unsettling, but it can also be the key to appreciating what makes you stand out today.
The good news is that you don’t need a near-death experience or an emotional emergency to recognize your strengths. Through intentional exercises and reflection, you can break through these social and psychological barriers. One simple exercise is writing your own eulogy, not to be morbid, but to focus your mind on what you hope people will remember most about you. Would they highlight your kindness in hard times, your courage in adversity, or your knack for making people laugh when they needed it most? By putting these thoughts into words, you begin nudging your mind toward the qualities you value. This process gently guides you to understand that you possess worthy traits right now. Recognizing that society’s silence is not the truth can empower you to seek out your strengths more confidently.
Chapter 3: Learning from Extraordinary Moments and Surprising Reawakenings That Unveil Hidden Qualities.
In many stories, a dramatic, life-changing moment shows someone who they truly are. Dave Maher’s experience is a perfect example: he returned from the brink to find that others saw him as compassionate, generous, and supportive. It wasn’t new information, but it was newly revealed to him. This kind of eye-opening experience can happen in various ways. Sometimes, it’s a sudden event—a crisis, a shock, or an outpouring of honesty from those who care about you—that cracks open your old self-image and lets the sunlight in. Just as a seed might lie dormant under the soil for a long time before sprouting, your unrecognized strengths can remain hidden until something dramatic makes them impossible to ignore.
These surprising reawakenings don’t have to stem from scary, life-threatening events. They can also occur when you experience moments of unexpected kindness or when someone takes the time to acknowledge your unique abilities. Imagine how it feels when a friend says, You always know just the right words to cheer me up, or a teacher points out, Your creativity in solving problems is remarkable. Perhaps a neighbor recalls how you stepped in to help during a stressful time, reminding you that you’re reliable, caring, and strong. Such positive shocks, or positive traumas, may feel intense because they challenge the story you’ve been telling yourself. You might have believed you were just average, yet here are people describing moments of you being exceptional.
Research suggests that not all trauma is negative. While we typically think of trauma as painful, psychologists have also explored the concept of positive trauma—a powerful, emotional jolt caused by affirming and uplifting experiences. It can reorganize your sense of self, showing you new ways to view your capacities and worth. Imagine falling in love for the first time: it’s overwhelming and life-changing, flooding you with emotions that alter your sense of who you are. Similarly, discovering your talents through others’ honest appreciation can work like a positive shock, giving you permission to see yourself in a more glowing, truthful light. This redefinition of yourself can propel you forward, encouraging you to use your skills more boldly and frequently.
To create these moments of awakening, you don’t have to wait for a random event. You can cultivate them by inviting honest, warm feedback from people around you. It might feel awkward at first to request that friends and family share stories of when they saw you at your best. But remember, this isn’t about fishing for compliments. It’s about collecting real-life examples that prove you have valuable strengths. Once you have these stories in hand, reading them all at once can produce that beneficial shock. Just as Dave Maher experienced an emotional flood of truth, you, too, can feel a new version of yourself emerging. The key is to be brave enough to ask for the stories, patient enough to gather them, and open enough to let their meaning change you.
Chapter 4: Embracing the Concept of Positive Trauma to Redefine Your True Capabilities.
The idea of positive trauma may sound unusual. We usually associate trauma with hardship, fear, and negative change. Yet, imagine trauma in a different light: as a powerful emotional experience that doesn’t harm you but instead reshapes your perspective in a positive way. By collecting heartfelt stories about your best moments, you set the stage for a joyful shock to your system. Just as witnessing an act of pure generosity might stir your heart, reading about your own acts of kindness, resilience, and creativity can trigger a surge of confidence and purpose. This jolt might feel intense—you could cry happy tears, laugh in surprise, or sit silently, letting newfound appreciation sink in. This is positive trauma at work, encouraging you to see yourself more accurately and more generously.
To create this uplifting experience, you begin by doing for others what you hope they’ll do for you. Start by writing letters or notes to people in your life whom you genuinely admire. Detail a memory when their uniqueness shined. Maybe a friend once calmed an argument with gentle humor, or a cousin bravely tried something new and inspired everyone around them. Be specific—describe what they did, why it mattered, and how it affected you. Doing this exercise daily for a couple of weeks spreads positive energy in your social circle, making it more natural for others to return the favor. Once they experience the pleasure of receiving your kind acknowledgment, they’ll be more likely to share their perspective on your strengths, too.
After you’ve sent out several highlight letters to others, it’s time to ask them if they’d be willing to do something similar for you. Be open and honest about why you’re asking. Explain that you’re looking to understand your positive impact more clearly, to identify the abilities you bring to the table, and to grow in ways that feel genuine. Friends and family who value you will likely be eager to help. When their letters arrive, hold off on reading them right away. Instead, save these collected pieces of praise until you have enough to immerse yourself fully—just as you might save a special treat for when you can savor it properly. This patience will make the eventual experience more powerful and memorable.
When the time is right, find a quiet, comfortable space, switch off distractions, and read through every letter with an open mind and heart. Let yourself feel every emotion that arises: astonishment, gratitude, pride, humility, or even disbelief. Notice patterns in the stories—are people highlighting your patience, your sense of humor, your ability to lead, or your knack for soothing tensions? These repeated qualities represent your signature strengths. By facing these honest accounts of your best moments, you’re embracing positive trauma—allowing uplifting, life-affirming truths to wash over you. In this process, you’re not just learning about yourself; you’re feeling it deep down, opening a door to a more empowering self-image. With this newfound perspective, you can start thinking about how to use these qualities more consistently.
Chapter 5: Crafting Your Own Highlight Reel Step-by-Step for Lasting Positive Self-Discovery.
Now that you’ve gathered this glowing feedback, it’s time to sculpt it into something you can revisit whenever you need a boost: your personal highlight reel. Unlike a TV sports montage, you don’t need video clips or fancy editing software. Your highlight reel can be a folder of letters, a scrapbook, a digital document, or even a series of voice recordings. The important thing is that it represents your authentic achievements and captures moments when you were at your best. By assembling these highlights, you’re creating a powerful reminder that you’re not defined by your worst day or your latest mistake. Instead, you’re someone who has shown courage, kindness, insight, and grace on multiple occasions, and you have real evidence to back it up.
To start, gather all the letters you’ve received and read through them carefully. Look for common themes and recurring descriptions. Maybe several people mention that you’re always the one to listen without judgment, or that you find gentle but effective ways to resolve conflicts. Perhaps your sense of adventure came through in more than one story, or your ability to make others feel included stood out. Write these key strengths down. This step is like spotting constellations in a night sky—when you connect the dots, a clearer picture of who you are emerges. By identifying these themes, you’re pinpointing the qualities that truly define you, giving yourself a blueprint for personal growth that feels natural and right.
Next, consider how you can bring these strengths to life more often. Remember that example of the husband who drove through a snowstorm to help family members, demonstrating unwavering dedication and care? Such a story might inspire him to embrace more opportunities to be helpful, turning kindness into a regular habit rather than a rare exception. By reflecting on your reel’s stories, you can do the same. If multiple letters mention your patient guidance, find ways to mentor someone or assist a friend with a challenging project. If people recall your calming presence, think about putting yourself in situations where emotional steadiness is needed. Your highlight reel thus becomes not just a record of who you’ve been, but a roadmap for who you can choose to become.
Keep your highlight reel accessible, so you can review it whenever you feel uncertain, insecure, or overwhelmed. Life’s ups and downs can make it easy to forget your strengths, but your reel will remind you that you are a person of substance and capability. Each time you revisit these glowing memories, you reinforce the understanding that your identity isn’t defined by failure or fear. Instead, it’s shaped by the positive moments you’ve lived and the meaningful contributions you’ve made. In the chapters ahead, you’ll learn even more ways to integrate these strengths into your habits, environment, and daily tasks—whether at home, at school, or at work. With your highlight reel in hand, you’re well-equipped to move forward with greater self-awareness and confidence.
Chapter 6: Identifying and Acknowledging Your Signature Strengths Hidden in Plain Sight.
You might be wondering, How do I know which strengths are truly mine? Often, our very best qualities feel natural and effortless, so we hardly notice them. We might assume everyone can handle stress as calmly as we do or that anyone could crack a joke at just the right moment. In reality, these are special talents that not everyone shares. Your highlight reel helps you see these strengths through fresh eyes, confirming that what feels ordinary to you is actually remarkable. Learning to identify these qualities might require stepping back, looking carefully at patterns, and trusting the observations of people who value you.
Start by examining the words your supporters used to describe you. Did multiple people mention you’re courageous or steady under pressure? Did someone praise your warmth and another your ability to bring people together? Maybe you’re the idea generator who always thinks outside the box. List these attributes and pay attention to those that repeat. These recurring compliments signal that you’re consistently showing up in a certain admirable way. Recognizing these patterns allows you to appreciate that what comes naturally to you isn’t universally easy. It’s like a bird discovering that not all creatures can fly; what seems effortless is, in fact, an incredible gift.
Sometimes, you’ll discover that a trait you considered a flaw is actually a strength in disguise. Maybe you thought of yourself as stubborn, but your friends admire you for your steadfast commitment to principles. Perhaps you believed you were just quiet, but people mention that your calm listening style makes them feel heard and respected. When you realize that a perceived weakness is simply a strength used slightly out of balance, you gain a powerful insight. You can adjust how you use that quality and turn it into a shining advantage rather than something to hold you back. Understanding this allows you to rewrite your self-narrative in a more positive, accurate way.
Embracing your signature strengths sets the stage for growth in all parts of your life. Instead of constantly trying to patch up what you’re bad at, you can pour energy into what you’re genuinely good at. This shift doesn’t mean you ignore improvement altogether. But now, improvement includes elevating your natural gifts to new heights. By accepting that your positive traits are genuine, you unlock a powerful source of motivation and resilience. Knowing that you have something valuable to offer makes it easier to handle setbacks, because you trust that your core abilities are real. As you continue reading, you’ll learn strategies to form habits that highlight these strengths, helping them become a guiding force rather than a hidden advantage.
Chapter 7: Using Visualization Techniques to Transform Strengths into Daily Empowering Habits.
Even after you’ve identified your signature strengths, making them a consistent part of your daily life can be challenging. Humans are creatures of habit, and changing how you think or act doesn’t happen overnight. One powerful tool to guide your transformation is visualization. Athletes and performers have long known that envisioning themselves succeeding can improve actual performance. But visualization isn’t just about imagining final victories; it’s about picturing the journey—the small steps, the focused practice, the calm mindset, and the perseverance through difficulties. By vividly imagining how you’ll use your strengths in everyday situations, you prepare your mind to follow through in reality.
Research shows that when you visualize a process, not just the outcome, you’re more likely to succeed. Consider a study at UCLA where one group of students imagined themselves putting in dedicated study time for a test—setting aside hours, taking organized notes, and asking questions if confused. Another group simply imagined scoring high grades without focusing on the steps needed. Unsurprisingly, the first group performed better because they mentally rehearsed the actions that lead to success. This teaches a valuable lesson: when you focus your mind on how you’ll apply your strengths—how you’ll speak up confidently in a meeting, listen patiently to a friend, or approach a creative challenge with curiosity—you’re practicing these actions before they even happen.
To integrate visualization into your routine, set aside a few minutes each morning or evening to picture yourself engaged in a task that activates your strength. If you’re a natural communicator, imagine having a meaningful conversation where your words flow easily, and both parties come away feeling understood. If you’re good at solving puzzles, visualize calmly working through a tricky problem step-by-step, feeling the satisfaction of each insight. Create mental images rich in detail—the way your voice sounds, the look of appreciation on the listener’s face, the confident posture you adopt. By repeatedly running these mental simulations, you prepare your mind and body to respond with skill and grace when the real moment arrives.
As you practice visualization, keep track of the changes you notice. Perhaps you find yourself feeling more at ease in challenging situations or noticing opportunities to use your strengths more frequently. Over time, you’ll likely develop habits that feel natural and automatic. The initial effort will pay off as you watch your new mindset take hold, gently guiding you toward the best version of yourself. With each successful application of your strengths, you’ll gain more confidence, which in turn makes the next visualization even more effective. This positive cycle continues, reinforcing itself. In the coming chapters, you’ll discover how to bring these strengths into your work environment and home life, shaping your surroundings so that your chosen habits thrive effortlessly.
Chapter 8: Reshaping Your Workplace Environment to Reflect and Honor Your Unique Talents.
Considering we spend a significant portion of our lives working—whether in an office, a classroom, a store, or any other setting—it makes sense to shape our work to highlight our strengths. This doesn’t always mean drastically changing jobs. Instead, it’s about adjusting how you approach your existing role. If you’re a strong communicator stuck behind a computer, perhaps you can find ways to interact more with clients, colleagues, or customers. If your strength lies in creativity, maybe you can suggest new approaches to projects or design small improvements in daily routines. Transforming the way you work often involves making small, subtle adjustments that bring you closer to tasks you naturally excel in.
Let’s consider the example of Charles, a friend of the author mentioned originally. Charles loved connecting with customers, hearing their stories, and finding tailored solutions. But after rising into management, he realized he was spending his days completing paperwork and attending large meetings—activities that didn’t fully tap into his relational strengths. To fix this, he decided to rearrange his responsibilities slightly. Each week, he made time to visit a client in person, getting back to the direct interaction he missed. This wasn’t part of his formal job description, but by taking the initiative, Charles rediscovered the meaningful human connection that fueled his enthusiasm. Over time, these small changes made his job more enjoyable and helped him perform even better.
You can try a similar approach. Start by writing down which work tasks energize you and which ones feel like a chore. Maybe you dread mindless data entry, but you thrive when brainstorming improvements in team communication. Think creatively: is there a way to reframe a boring task so it uses your strengths? If you’re empathetic, could you treat a routine meeting as a chance to genuinely understand colleagues’ concerns? If you’re detail-oriented, could you organize projects so that your careful approach becomes an asset everyone appreciates? Even if you have limited control over your job duties, subtle shifts in attitude and approach can reshape how you experience your work.
Remember, this process isn’t just about personal satisfaction—it often benefits everyone involved. When you apply your strengths, you’re likely to be more productive, reliable, and creative. Your colleagues and managers will notice improvements in the team’s workflow and atmosphere. Consider giving yourself a new, unofficial job title that captures the essence of your contribution. Maybe you’re The Connector, The Problem-Solver, or The Encourager. This isn’t for your resume, but for your own mindset, a quiet reminder of how you choose to show up each day. Eventually, you’ll discover that aligning your work with your strengths not only makes you happier but also delivers better results. Next, you’ll learn how to extend this principle to all aspects of your daily life.
Chapter 9: Designing a Meaningful Everyday Life That Celebrates and Magnifies Your Strongest Traits.
Your life outside of work matters just as much as what happens from nine to five. Yet we often leave our personal schedules crowded with activities that don’t uplift or motivate us. Incorporating your strengths into daily life means seeking out hobbies, volunteering, or simply interacting with others in ways that let your natural gifts shine. If you’re someone who’s great with animals, consider volunteering at a local shelter. If you thrive in social settings, maybe join a sports club or community class where you can meet new people. By choosing activities that highlight who you are at your best, you create a positive cycle—each fulfilling experience confirms the value of your strengths, inspiring you to keep nurturing them.
This approach doesn’t require adding too much complexity to your schedule. Even a small shift can help. Suppose you’re an excellent problem-solver. Instead of allowing your downtime to slip by passively, you might spend an hour tinkering with a personal project, like fixing a gadget at home, organizing a confusing corner of your room, or helping a friend solve a tricky issue. This intentional use of your strengths transforms ordinary moments into meaningful ones. Over time, your free hours become an arena for practicing and refining what makes you exceptional, turning even relaxation into a form of growth and satisfaction.
Try an exercise: pick one strength and brainstorm ten activities that would let you use it in fresh ways. If you’re good at comforting others, maybe invite a lonely neighbor over for a chat, send encouraging notes to friends who need support, or volunteer on a peer counseling hotline. After listing these possibilities, choose the one that excites you most and give it a try. Note how you feel afterward. Are you more energized and fulfilled? Does it boost your sense of purpose? Over several weeks, you can explore a range of activities that celebrate your strengths. Keep a diary to track which activities bring the most joy, progress, and meaningful connections. Over time, you’ll tailor your days to support growth in areas you truly value.
As you weave your strengths into ordinary life, you’ll likely notice uplifting changes. You might feel more motivated in the morning, knowing that today holds chances to do something you’re genuinely good at. You might find it easier to connect with new people, as you present yourself with confidence and authenticity. By regularly choosing activities that align with your unique traits, you’re essentially fine-tuning your life into a more harmonious composition. Instead of forcing yourself into situations where you struggle, you’re embracing what you naturally do well. This doesn’t mean avoiding challenges—in fact, with a strong foundation, you can tackle even greater obstacles. Each success builds on the last, forming an upward spiral of positive experiences and personal growth.
Chapter 10: Sustaining Momentum, Creating Upward Spirals, and Writing Your Own Future Success Story.
As you continue to activate your strengths in both work and play, you’ll start to notice something magical: every new positive experience feeds back into your self-image, giving you more courage to use your talents in the future. This creates an upward spiral, where your confidence, skills, and motivation steadily climb higher. Yet life is full of twists. There will be challenging days when you question yourself. In those moments, return to your highlight reel. Reread the letters and stories from people who saw you shine. Remind yourself of the strengths you’ve proven you have, not just once, but repeatedly. Doing so reconnects you with your authentic self, the version of you who can rise above setbacks with renewed determination.
To maintain this momentum, try a simple ritual. Each time you walk through a doorway—at home, school, work—touch the doorframe lightly and ask yourself, Who am I as I enter this room? This small gesture can remind you of your choice: to bring your best strengths forward. Maybe today you’ll be The Listener as you enter a friend’s home, or The Visionary stepping into a planning meeting. This technique keeps your strengths at the forefront of your mind, making it easier to use them consistently. Over time, choosing to show up as your best self becomes automatic, turning everyday interactions and decisions into opportunities for growth.
Another powerful exercise to consider is writing yourself a letter from the future. Imagine the best possible version of yourself, maybe five or ten years from now. Describe a day in that future life—where you are, what you’re doing, who you’re helping, and how you’re using your strengths. Paint a vivid picture of your future accomplishments and the relationships you’ve nurtured. Be specific: describe challenges you’ve overcome, habits you’ve formed, and contributions you’ve made to others. Keep this letter somewhere safe and revisit it whenever you need a dose of inspiration. It serves as a personal guidepost, a reminder that your strengths can shape not just who you are today, but who you’ll become tomorrow.
By continuing to practice these techniques—highlight reels, visualization, workplace adjustments, daily life design, and future-focused reflections—you stand at the start of an ongoing journey. You’re learning to trust that your unique set of strengths isn’t an accident; it’s a toolkit that allows you to thrive. Each step builds on the last, weaving together your positive traits, your supportive circle of friends and family, and your desire to keep growing. There is no need for a grand finale, because your personal development story doesn’t end. It keeps unfolding as you discover new interests, face new challenges, and meet new people who can appreciate the spark you bring. Keep focusing on what you do best, and watch yourself become an ever more exceptional version of you.
All about the Book
Exceptional by Daniel M. Cable is a groundbreaking guide to unlocking potential in yourself and your team. Discover actionable insights and transformative strategies to foster a thriving workplace culture and exceptional performance.
Daniel M. Cable is an esteemed thought leader in organizational behavior, specializing in talent development and employee engagement, with deep expertise in fostering exceptional workplace experiences.
Human Resource Managers, Organizational Development Specialists, Team Leaders, Business Consultants, Coaches and Mentors
Leadership Development, Personal Growth, Team Building Activities, Corporate Training, Psychology of Work
Employee Engagement, Workplace Culture, Talent Development, Performance Management
Exceptional performance begins with a choice—choose to invest in the talents and potential of those around you to inspire greatness.
Sheryl Sandberg, Simon Sinek, Bill George
Best Business Book of the Year, Leadership Excellence Award, HR Tech Award
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