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This is not an explicit podcast but it is also not recommended for kids.
The end of an era, and beginning anew.
See you on the otherside, gentlemen.
It is the 85th one, in which Ethan updates on his Daily Wire shenanigans, going to a driveway church, and the books that he and Doug are reading.
Audio Mullet is back with Episode 84, in which Ethan details his recent departure from The Babylon Bee and where he's headed next.
Doug throws a plant.
More at 11.
Episode 83 is a low-key meditation on Doug's nuked YouTube channel, Ethan's recent trials, listener questions, and the upcoming culture wars.
Join Doug and Ethan for a low octane ASMR Mullet experience.
Audio Mullet is sort of back!
Doug and Ethan discuss the show's wonky schedule, Doug's further successes and pitfalls on YouTube, and answer at least 54,203 listener questions.
With that one Michael Shannon look-alike on vacation, Doug and Ethan review 2020, discuss Doug's massive YouTube growth, and answer a smorgasbord of listener questions.
Without Ethan around to keep them in check, Doug and Kyle discuss evangelism, David French, The Mandalorian (S2E8 spoilers), and read some Audio Mullet podcast reviews.
Doug and Ethan spend 32 minutes talking about normal topics, such as long hair and church culture. But due to a tech issue on Ethan's end, 18 minutes of the podcast is a solo Doug monologue with epic music.
You've been warned.
Doug, Kyle, and Ethan chat about baby dunking (for salvation and stuff), the Ravi Zacharias controversy, more massage talk, and answer a listener question on being critical of spiritual teachers.
Doug, Kyle, and Ethan discuss Doug's friction with his church, more COVID politics, and answer listener questions on D&D and instilling theology into our children.
Doug, Kyle, and Ethan discuss a wide array of topics, ranging from fast food burger rankings to baby Yoda to Kyle voting for the first time to the "Eve complex".
Doug and Ethan welcome on Matt, a cigar shop owner. and they discuss the power that cigar and cigar culture has on a man, as well as cover some cigar 101 for beginners. Matthew also shares the dramatic tale of his upbringing, rife with uncertainty, tragedy, but ultimately—hope.
With the election over (or is it?) Doug and Ethan talk about the passage in Romans about submitting to authority and how hard that can be to stomach when your guy doesn't win the election. We also take a few questions. Kyle isn't with us this week because of children barfing.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss pride, answer listener questions on a pragmatic approach to abortion as well as modern manliness, and conclude with reasons to wear masks.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss DnD going SJW, the VeggieTales experience, and answer a listener question on the personhood of God.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss making a living off of art, followed by listener questions about social pacifism as Christians, how incendiary the pro-life movement should be, and when to let bygones be bygones with family.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Kyle Mann, and Ethan Nicolle discuss the hit new short documentary "Honey, I Punched The Dad!", combatting hypocrisy in culture, the morality of discernment blogging, and heretical Steven Furtick coloring pages.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss marketing your art for monetary success, the morality of tobacco consumption and life without it, and future podcast/audiobook prospects. Good point!
In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Ethan Nicolle, and Kyle Mann discuss the hot-button topic of Ruth Bader Ginsburg's passing, the severity of different policies in bipartisan discourse, and the sprawling genre of North K-pop.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel, Ethan Nicolle, and Kyle Mann Talk about Netflix, weed, and they answer three listener questions covering topics such as drawing comics, easy-believeism in the church, and why they are not Catholics.
With Doug unavailable Ethan Nicolle and Kyle Mann welcome on fellow Babylon Bee writer Chris Cowan. This is the first episode without Doug, and you can feel it. The guys take on a meme that pits "real Jesus" VS "White Jeezus" from an email that was sent in.
To see the image go to this link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/xit37vbgad43sfj/brown%20white%20Jesus.jpg?dl=0
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug TenNapel, Ethan Nicolle, and Kyle Mann discuss the current political climate, what they fear the future holds, and the importance of voting. They take two questions; one from Peter who goes to a very legalistic, old-fashioned church and is considering leaving, and one from Leland who is about to get married and wants to know how far is too far? As it often is, this show is not appropriate for kids in some parts.
Doug, Ethan, and Kyle discuss quitting Netflix, then take a question asking what Christians should be doing about things like porn and strip clubs besides simply saying they are bad. In the process, Doug tells Kyle how he really feels about Libertarianism.
In episode 63 of the Mullet, Kyle Mann returns as the new Mike. Doug, Ethan, and Kyle answer emails. Topics covered include the Christian responsibility to women who choose not to abort, the 'why' of Christian art, and the apparent blasphemy of Ben Shapiro.
This is the subscriber portion of the recent Babylon Bee episode that Doug was on. If you are a Bee subscriber, you already heard it. If not, here it is. Kyle Mann is with us as we discuss the days of making VeggieTales and answer a question about where we draw the line with content consumption.
Joined by the Babylon Bee's editor-in-chief Kyle Mann, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle read and respond to an email from a liberal Christian challenging the idea that conservatism aligns with Christianity.
Doug was in town so Ethan and Doug decided to record an episode on Ethan's phone while sitting in his parked rental car on the cold, dark streets of South Pasadena. Discussion includes the morality of men getting massages from women who are not their wives, casual sex, the death of Christian culture, and more. Make sure to meet up with us if you can make it to Ontario CA for our gathering on Wednesday, July 29. Details on our Facebook page:
In this rough episode recorded on lap top mics on a very bad connection, Doug and Ethan talk about Portland burning, Antifa, the banning of jokes, language, and they answer some emails. They also announce the Gathering of the Mullets. Come hang with Doug and Ethan! Details on our Twitter, Facebook, and in the show!
Doug and Ethan read some challenging emails and take on various topics such as meat-eating, what does the word "soulish" mean, does Doug hide behind "what-aboutism" arguments, and could people and animals die before Adam sinned? We have all the answers. Send your questions to info@audiomullet.com.
Doug and Ethan regroup after losing Mike thanks to a recent cancel-swarm. They discuss what happened, how it affected them, and why they will continue to do the show.
A short message from Ethan about the status of the show int he wake of a recent Twitter mob that ended up with Mike having to leave the show for good.
In this 56th episode of the Audio Mullet, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss the epidemic of virtue signaling and the demand to constantly make public statements about race. They also talk about Candace Owens and Kira Davis, and read a couple of emails where they answer a question about Jonah Goldberg, not being a constantly tired, grumpy dad, and cursive.
Doug and Ethan talk about the riots and answer some questions from listeners including liberal Christian Steve, Rebecca who loves the show but doesn't like Doug's word choices, and Cameron, who just switched from desk work to manual labor.
We aren't sure where Mike is. We hope he is OK. He is in Minneapolis where massive rioting has broken out. Doug and Ethan talk about the situation, the frustration, racism, and all the things you aren't allowed to weigh in on if you are white. It's a tough conversation. They also answer a question from Ty about a woman he saw walk out of a Subway wearing a bathrobe.
In this episode of Audio Mullet Doug TenNapel, Mike Nelson, and Ethan Nicolle talk about the many excuses we have to be sad, grumpy, angry, and depressed, and we ask why we generally aren't. How does the Christian view affect how we see ourselves in light of these things. Also, Mike tells a Tom Arnold story.
Doug, Mike, and Ethan talk about Doug's surgery and the good news he received. Many topics are covered including the common criticism that it is somehow not valid to give God credit when good things happen. Mike also gives some podcast hosting tips.
Will America ever be the same after the COVID lockdown and destruction of our economy? The paranoia and hall monitoring? Doug TenNapel, Mike Nelson, and Ethan Nicolle discuss this and more.
Two of the three mullets, Doug and Mike, discuss the proper Christian response now that we are for all intents and purposes living in a police state. But before that, the even more important topic of the song "Muskrat Love" is discussed at length, with Doug displaying an astonishing breadth of knowledge!
Doug, Ethan, and Mike are tired of whining about COVID (well Ethan and Mike are) so they decide to attempt the stupidest episode in the history of the Mullet. WARNING: there are at least four poop stories in this episode. DOUBLE WARNING: There is singing in this episode.
After some Skype trouble and a rant about the ongoing lockdown, what Doug wants to do to Gavin Newsom, and civil disobedience, Doug and Ethan talk about Christian music, worship, and bands they like.
It's Easter! Doug, Mike, and Ethan talk about everything from dying eggs to the risen Christ, drunkard relatives, and of course, the strange and frightening reality that churches all over the world will not be gathering.
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug, Mike, and Ethan talk about the social pressure to not even question forcing the economy to implode, jail everyone in their homes, shut down churches, and hand an insane amount of power over to the government. To show even a hint of doubt has some people treating you like you are advocating mass murder. Later they answer a question from a guy named Mike about trying to pursue artistic goals after an 18-year military career and a family.
In this episode, Mike rejoins his pals to discuss being on lockdown during the coronavirus outbreak and they answer a question about self-marketing and cigar smoking.
Doug and Ethan take a couple of questions. One is about making time for family VS. work and the other is about trying to make "real" friends in a Christian culture that often keeps things near the surface and pleasant.
Doug and Ethan talk about outward appearance, fashion, cool facial hair, tattoos, suits, and ties. They also venture into other cultural topics and read some emails.
Doug, Mike, and Ethan discuss topics ranging from living the Christian life to making money by doing stupid things. Doug supplies most of the topics while Ethan tries not to die.
Hi, Ethan here. I was too sick to podcast today, so I canceled the episode. Then suddenly Mike popped in and did the episode out of nowhere. I have no idea what it's about because I have not heard it yet, so I really have no description to give you. Enjoy!
Doug and Ethan still pretend Mike may come back one day. This episode they get into a discussion on Recycling, environmentalism, and emergency plastic straw tracheotomies. They also answer an email from Cory about old earth creationism and baptizing babies.
In this episode, Doug and Ethan talk about moments in their lives where it seemed God's hand was at work in an almost undeniable way. They also answer an email at the end of the show.
In this episode Doug and Ethan read an email from a guy named Rob. The email is mostly about why we aren't Catholic, what we look for in a church, taking communion, bad pastors. Warning: some racism towards the Irish and the Scots in this one.
Doug and Ethan talk about their attempts at stand up comedy open mic night, struggles with their own addictions, and then talk about some of their all-time favorite films.
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle catch up after a holiday hiatus. They read an email that is critical of the show but still wants it to come back. So here it is, it's back.
Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle welcome special guest McGill Alexander from South Africa, who was in an intense hostage situation many years ago while living in Taiwan. A notorious murderer and rapist held his family hostage for 26 hours, shooting McGill and his daughter - both survived. McGill and his wife later brought a Bible to the man who held them hostage and led him to Christ, forgiving him for what he put them through. This interview is all about that act - loving those who are your enemies, praying for those who persecute you. Why are we called to do it and what does it mean?
The episode of Locked Up Abroad must be purchased to be viewed. Click here and make sure you are getting Season 1, Ep. 10: "Taiwan"
Read McGill's book Hostage In Taipei
Watch this episode on video here.
Cameron Belt sends questions. we answer. Sorry if the title of this episode led you to believe this episode was about beating your children with cow hyde. Didn't mean to get your hopes up if you are into that kind of thing.
Questions include...
-Where do you draw the line of being humble and accepting constructive criticism and knowing that you’re good enough doing things the way you’re already doing it? -Is there such a thing as too many fart jokes? -How do you feel about fan art of your own work? How do you feel about people selling that fan art? -Is it better to just let something go and let someone continue to look stupid or to “agree to disagree” when you know you’re right when I’m an argument with your significant other?
Doug brings a list of topics for us to hit including:
Doug and Ethan discuss gratitude, Indian healthcare, not having legs, and more in this Audio Mullet Thanksgiving special.
Doug and Ethan discuss the cultural cue cards, the pressure to take a side on stupid things and get upset about stuff that is dumb and pointless. They talk about Star Wars, politics, and more. Then, after a brief interruption from Ethan's daughter, they talk about close-calls involving their pants.
Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss the topics Doug had listed, including The Rise Of Skywalker predictions, topics we completely changed our mind on, calling a woman a pig, and more. Mike was present but silent the entire time as this episode left him literally speechless.
Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss the sad reality that Mike Nelson has left the show and will never return. They also read a bunch of emails. If you want to send us an email you can send it to info@audiomullet.com.
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug and Ethan finally give a real review of that Joker movie. Then after that, they try to talk about Bible verses that are hard to swallow. However, they find most of the verses pretty palatable, so they decide to dive into the topic of what their worst moments were when they were single. How pathetic and desperate were these guys before they found their wives? Find out on today's episode.
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug and Ethan barely even notice the absence of their friend Mike as they struggle to discuss free will vs. predestination, then they move onto the premise that all boys are psychos. Slug-salting, bird-slaying psychopaths. They also make up for last week and give a real review of the Joker.
Doug and Ethan blow the lid off of structure and have a completely free-wheeling episode, like a rollercoaster without tracks! Like verbal parkour! While they spend most of the episode reviewing the new Joker movie, they spend part of it also admitting they never saw it. A lot of topics are covered, and we think it worked out just fine. You be the judge. Also, we miss you Mike.
Author, Babylon Bee writer, and excellent Twitter follow Frank J. Fleming joins Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle to discuss the unpopular idea that fairness is not achievable, and government often makes it worse because by necessity, a government enforcing fairness must put people in unfair positions of power. It's all very convoluted, but fun. Later, each tells a story of a celebrity encounter because why not be totally tacky and obnoxious? This is the MULLET.
Check out Frank's book Hellbender (Ethan did the cover!)
and also Sidequest (Ethan did not do the cover, but loves this book)
In another episode without Mike, Doug proposes that every atheist argument against Christianity is a straw man argument. We put this test to an article from Atheist Alliance International proclaiming 8 reasons Christianity is false. After that, the Jonah Goldberg rule of amoral dog crap eating is discussed. What's the least amount of money you would eat dog poo for? What other amoral things would you do, and for how much money? All this and more in another riveting episode.
Progress, tribalism, open-mindedness... these terms often imply a moral, but in and of themselves they are amoral. Ethan and Doug discuss some of the most commonly used amoral words and phrases used by culture today. After that, we talk about fast food - our must-haves and can't-stands.
Doug and Ethan don't even acknowledge the absence of Mike. Instead, they answer three topic requests from Twitter. We talk about going to church and how it's hard to find good teaching. We also talk about cynicism and sarcasm and when does it go too far? Lastly, we talk about writing characters. All answers are answered in a scattered and non-concise manner. Also, there is no Taylor Swift or Area 51 in this episode. We just added that to get clicks!
In this episode of Audio Mullet, Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about their unlikely career paths from two guys living in tiny towns drawing in their bedrooms, to working in Hollywood and getting paid to make stuff up. We do our best not to skip steps so that listeners can get an A to B to C to D snapshot of what two different paths look like. We include in this journey our faith and its impact on these steps. We hope that our stories are interesting to anyone climbing a similarly steep hill and looking for some inspiration, but also if you're not, we hope you are at least entertained.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss not getting offended and outraged at everything with special guest Jon Gabriel. Jon is the editor in chief at Ricochet and hosts the podcast The Conseratarians with Stephen Miller. He is also a writer and a great follow on Twitter. Also, he has a website.
In this episode, Doug TenNapel and Ethan Nicolle discuss seeking out true masculinity in a world that either says it is toxic or a lie. Later, they talk about some of the books and movies that had the biggest impact on their lives.
Mike is in France. We miss you, Mike.
With Mike still on Hiatus, Doug and Ethan decide to crack open some old emails. The first email Audio Mullet received was from a man named Bryant Hains, who sent a full list of potential topics. We go through them one by one, answering Bryant's entire email.
While we know Bryant will love this episode, we are confident many others will too because Bryant had some great questions on a variety of topics.
Here are the questions we answer in this episode:
Art/creativity topics
-What do you do once you’ve accomplished your dream or career goal, especially if it’s sooner than you thought? Now what?
-Discipline vs inspiration. Do you get up and work at it every day or do you do other things and wait for the bolt of inspiration to come?
-How do you get past the “what’s the point” or “I’m wasting my time” feeling when you run into it while working on a project?
-History of Christian art vs Christian art today. Are we victims of our own success after creating some of the best visual art (Michaelangelo, etc) and music (Bach, etc) in history? What happened to the greatness? Anything left to do?
-Your opinions on the church being a patron of the arts in history vs now?
Family topics
-Keeping the fire alive with the wife even after many years and/or kids
-Work life balance: does it exist and tactics to maintain it
-Opinions and tactics for how to prevent work burnout/when to go on vacation
-Wife/husband roles and responsibilities in each of your families. Suggestions for others.
-Balancing guy time vs family time
-You all (and I) love tobacco and alcohol in moderation. Where is the line? Difference between those things and other drugs?
Silly topics
-Each of your Kevin bacon scores
-dumb hobbies you each have
-Home diy failures/successes
-getting kids to eat tricks
-getting kids to sleep tricks
-Embarrassing work or something that you hope doesn’t crop up on YouTube/internet
With Mike still on hiatus, Ethan does his best to grill Doug on his faith, his loud mouth, his certainty on the unprovable and more. We covered homosexuality last week so this week it's other stuff.
After that, we talk about our stupidest obsessions of the past, which are mostly videogames.
Mike is on hiatus, but we press forth!
Imagine you share a cool piece of Earthworm Jim art and suddenly there on your feed pop up a few comments from gamers telling you that you just supported a homophobe. Is it true? Instead of listening to random people on the internet, let's hear it straight from Doug's mouth.
Ethan and Doug discuss the common charge against Christians and especially against Doug TenNapel that they are all homophobes who hate gay people. It's a sticky, tricky topic and we were brave to get into it without calm, mild-mannered Mike to keep us in order. We miss you, Mike.
Later we talk about Doug's pet peeve that people demand ideological purity from stupid things like movies and TV shows.
In this special episode of Audio Mullet, Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) are joined by one of their personal heroes, the president and founder of the American Chesterton Society, Mr. Dale Ahlquist.
Ever wondered what is up with the Chesterton obsession? This episode is all about GK and why his writing remains so important to so many people.
Relevant links:
The Chesterton Society: https://www.chesterton.org
Ahlquist's essay "Who Is This Guy And Why Haven't I Heard Of Him?": https://www.chesterton.org/who-is-this-guy/
Introductory Books
The Apostle of Common Sense: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/apostle-of-common-sense/
Common Sense 101 - Lessons From GK Chesterton: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/common-sense-101/
Where to start reading Chesterton? Chesterton was an essayist, so it is smart to start out reading some of his most popular essays. There is an excellent collection of Chesterton essays called In Defense of Sanity which was a favorite in our Chesterton reading group: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/in-defense-of-sanity/
Chesterton's most popular faith-based work is Orthodoxy: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/orthodoxy-dover/
Orthodoxy is a follow up to a book criticizing the contemporary thinkers of his time, titled Heretics: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/heretics/
Other books mentioned...
What's Wrong With The World: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/whats-wrong-with-the-world-2/
Tremendous Trifles: https://www.chesterton.org/shop/tremendous-trifles/
Recommended Chesterton social media...
The Chesterton Society on Twitter: https://twitter.com/chestertonsoc
GKCdaily on Twitter: https://twitter.com/gkcdaily?lang=en
GKCdaily on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/gkcdaily/?hl=en
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) spend time blowing off steam talking about everything they can't stand about culture. Later, we review the "guilty pleasure" songs of each member of Audio Mullet.
Rated explicit because Doug drops one F-bomb.
Also, if you are curious about that "Salesman" video Mike, mentions, here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKWZlnmnjjY&feature=youtu.be
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) begin "season 2" with a discussion on how the modern obsession with aliens is stupid. They then get into demons, dolphins, and unexplained experiences, like when Ethan was visited by the ghost of a dead dog named Chuck.
Mike, Doug, and Ethan need a break. This is a quick message from Ethan to let you know the plan for things to come.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) are joined by Babylon Bee editor-in-chief Kyle Mann to discuss comedy, satire, and what lines they draw when trying to be funny. Later the four chat about their own personal moral outrage at things that are just silly.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about a recent article that says having too many kids is bad for the Earth, deriding it venomously. Then they trade stories about actual fights they have been in.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about the very unpopular idea of saving yourself for marriage, then they trade stories of some of the worst jobs they have had.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) answer a question from listener Hiroshi Paradox about whether or not they ever feel like the church discourages their creative pursuits. Later they talk about tobacco and their love of its many forms.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), and Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) grill Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) about his political views. After that, the guys gripe like three old men about their various afflictions and Mike reveals that he's got a real thing called the chilblains.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk directly to listeners who can't stand the fact that these three guys are church-going, Bible-reading, conservative-voting Christians. If this describes you, please give this one a listen! Later, the three hosts discuss favorite stories about their dads.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about how they managed to each marry women high above their station, then each host is forced to admit to their effeminate drink of choice.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about their deepest fears, from childhood, and into adulthood. Then each host shares one piece of advice that has stuck with them throughout life.
Audio Mullet: Discussing topics that are out of fashion, and yet eternally cool, audibly.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about the first chapter of Chesterton's What's Wrong With the World, "the Medical Mistake." After that heavy subject matter, they move on to swapping epic fart stories.
Audio Mullet: Discussing topics that are out of fashion, and yet eternally cool, audibly.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) talk about men from their past who impacted them. Then they offer some dad pro tips they have learned in their own rearing of 10 children between the three of them.
Audio Mullet: Discussing topics that are out of fashion, and yet eternally cool, audibly.
In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) discuss the origins of creativity, then share some hot tips for mundane things, like peeling garlic.
Audio Mullet: Discussing topics that are out of fashion, and yet eternally cool, audibly. In this episode Mike Nelson (Rifftrax), Doug TenNapel (Earthworm Jim) and Ethan Nicolle (Axe Cop) discuss the new invented term, toxic masculinity, then talk about cringe-worthy injuries they have suffered.
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