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Record conflicting catalogued Cal. 1030 and 1050 attributions

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	The 6567 is a mid-century, no-date Oyster Perpetual. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists automatic Cal. 1030, which Antiquorum identifies in multiple lots. Auction catalogues date individual examples to about 1954–1960 and describe steel, gold, and mixed-metal cases, usually 33–34 mm, with several bezel and dial combinations. ~~These~~ examples ~~establish a documented window, not the full~~ production ~~span~~.		The 6567 is a mid-century, no-date Oyster Perpetual. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists automatic Cal. 1030, which Antiquorum identifies in multiple lots. Auction catalogues date individual examples to about 1954–1960 and describe steel, gold, and mixed-metal cases, usually 33–34 mm, with several bezel and dial combinations. The records place examined examples between circa 1954 and 1960; Rolex production endpoints remain unknown.

	==Core facts==		==Core facts==
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	\| auction catalogues date examples to about 1954–1960; factory production limits ~~are not established~~		\| auction catalogues date examples to about 1954–1960; factory production limits remain unknown
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	\| movement		\| movement
	\| Cal. 1030 ~~is identified by Antiquorum and~~ the Field Manual; ~~some lot descriptions name no caliber~~		\| Cal. 1030 appears in the Field Manual and several lots; Ineichen lists Cal. 1050 for one 6567. Whether Cal. 1050 was a regular fitment or marked a changeover remains unresolved
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	The 6567 is one of Rolex's mid-size Oyster Perpetual references from the 1950s. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists it as a mid-size model with Cal. 1030 and a fluted bezel. Auction catalogues also use the terms faceted, ribbed, and ridged for individual bezels.		The 6567 is one of Rolex's mid-size Oyster Perpetual references from the 1950s. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists it as a mid-size model with Cal. 1030 and a fluted bezel. Auction catalogues also use the terms faceted, ribbed, and ridged for individual bezels.

	Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 are identical except for the bezel, describing the 6564 as polished and the 6567 as faceted. A 2022 Antiquorum lot was catalogued jointly as 6564/6567, with a pink-gold “chocolate bar” bracelet. ~~These are auction-house~~ attributions; ~~neither establishes universal~~ interchangeability or a ~~single factory~~ rule.		Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 are identical except for the bezel, describing the 6564 as polished and the 6567 as faceted. A 2022 Antiquorum lot was catalogued jointly as 6564/6567, with a pink-gold “chocolate bar” bracelet. The catalogues present individual attributions; factory interchangeability and a common rule for the two references remain uncertain.

	==Production outline==		==Production outline==

	Auction catalogues date 6567 watches from circa 1954 through circa 1960. Those dates ~~apply~~ to individual ~~pieces, not a complete~~ production sequence.		Auction catalogues date 6567 watches from circa 1954 through circa 1960. Those dates belong to individual watches; the reference’s full production sequence remains unverified.

	Five catalogued case numbers can be compared with Pergola's serial bands. Antiquorum dates case 118,945 to 1955; it falls in the chart's 63,425–139,166 band labeled 1955. Christie's dates case 65,560 to circa 1954, within that same band. Antiquorum dates case 147,691 to 1956, the first number in the next band, and case 422,647 to circa 1959, within a band labeled 1958. Gazette Drouot dates case 358,531 to circa 1958; Pergola's band containing it is labeled 1957. ~~These are~~ rough checks for individual watches; ~~the catalogue estimates and chart do not set~~ the reference's production endpoints.		Five catalogued case numbers can be compared with Pergola's serial bands. Antiquorum dates case 118,945 to 1955; it falls in the chart's 63,425–139,166 band labeled 1955. Christie's dates case 65,560 to circa 1954, within that same band. Antiquorum dates case 147,691 to 1956, the first number in the next band, and case 422,647 to circa 1959, within a band labeled 1958. Gazette Drouot dates case 358,531 to circa 1958; Pergola's band containing it is labeled 1957. The serial bands offer rough checks for individual watches; the reference's production endpoints remain unknown.

	==Movement notes==		==Movement notes==

	Antiquorum ~~identifies~~ Cal. 1030 ~~in gold, steel, and mixed-metal examples, and the Field Manual lists it for the reference. Christie~~'s ~~circa-1960~~ listing ~~describes~~ a ~~self~~-~~winding watch but names no caliber~~. Antiquorum's 1992 listing describes a 12½-ligne, 25-jewel movement without a caliber number~~. For~~ its 1956 steel-and-white-gold ~~example, Antiquorum~~ gives 25 jewels and adjustment to five positions and temperature.		Published 6567 records give two caliber numbers. The Field Manual and several Antiquorum lots identify Cal. 1030; Ineichen's 2025 listing identifies Cal. 1050 in a 35 mm, 18K-gold example. Antiquorum's 1992 listing describes a 12½-ligne, 25-jewel movement without a caliber number, and its 1956 steel-and-white-gold lot gives 25 jewels and adjustment to five positions and temperature. These are catalogue descriptions of individual watches. Whether Cal. 1050 was a regular 6567 fitment remains unresolved.

	==Dial map==		==Dial map==

	~~The entries below are~~ individual catalogue ~~descriptions, not a~~ frequency count or ~~a set of~~ factory variant ~~names~~. The final row is catalogued jointly as 6564/6567.		Each row records an individual catalogue description; the list gives no frequency count or factory variant nomenclature. The final row is catalogued jointly as 6564/6567.

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	Antiquorum's 2009 black-dial listing describes luminous dots and dauphine hands; its 2006 steel-and-white-gold listing also describes dauphine hands and luminous dots. The ~~records do not date these~~ details ~~to separate~~ production ~~phases~~.		Antiquorum's 2009 black-dial listing describes luminous dots and dauphine hands; its 2006 steel-and-white-gold listing also describes dauphine hands and luminous dots. The catalogues place both details in individual examples; they give no production sequence for them.

	[[File:Ref 6567 dial-detail.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=Cream honeycomb dial and fluted bezel on a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567\|Dial and bezel on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]		[[File:Ref 6567 dial-detail.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=Cream honeycomb dial and fluted bezel on a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567\|Dial and bezel on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]
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	Antiquorum's 1999 catalogue gives a reference-level list of 9K, 14K, 18K, steel, and steel-and-gold examples. Its 9K entry is a house summary~~, and~~ the ~~cited~~ individual lots ~~do not~~ include a 9K watch. Christie's circa-1960 listing uses “steel and gold” without identifying which case parts are gold.		Antiquorum's 1999 catalogue gives a reference-level list of 9K, 14K, 18K, steel, and steel-and-gold examples. Its 9K entry is a house summary; the individual lots cited here include no separate 9K watch. Christie's circa-1960 listing uses “steel and gold” without identifying which case parts are gold.

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	The ~~catalogues'~~ terms describe individual bezels~~; the listings do not establish whether~~ ribbed and ridged name separate factory variants. Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 differ only by bezel, a house comparison rather than a factory parts record.		The catalogue terms describe individual bezels. Whether ribbed and ridged name separate factory variants remains uncertain. Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 differ only by bezel, a house comparison rather than a factory parts record.

	Auction descriptions call the crown and caseback screw-down on individual examples. ~~The catalogues leave crystal~~ material and crown replacement history ~~unspecified~~.		Auction descriptions call the crown and caseback screw-down on individual examples. Crystal material and crown replacement history remain undocumented in the cited catalogues.

	[[File:Ref 6567 caseback.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=Caseback of a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567 on its riveted bracelet\|Caseback on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]		[[File:Ref 6567 caseback.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=Caseback of a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567 on its riveted bracelet\|Caseback on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]
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	==Bracelets, clasps, and packaging notes==		==Bracelets, clasps, and packaging notes==

	Auction catalogues record several bracelets with individual watches. ~~These listings describe~~ sale pairings; ~~they do not establish~~ factory delivery:		Auction catalogues record several bracelets with individual watches. They document sale pairings; factory delivery fitments remain unverified:

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	[[File:Ref 6567 bracelet-detail.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=14K hallmark on a riveted bracelet fitted to a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567\|Bracelet hallmark on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]		[[File:Ref 6567 bracelet-detail.webp\|thumb\|right\|240px\|alt=14K hallmark on a riveted bracelet fitted to a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567\|Bracelet hallmark on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]

	Antiquorum's 2021 gold example came with a certificate and fitted box. Its catalogue says the reference was no longer visible between the lugs and identifies it as a 6567 from the papers and other details. Treat that identification as the auction house's attribution. The box and papers document that ~~lot, not a~~ reference-specific package.		Antiquorum's 2021 gold example came with a certificate and fitted box. Its catalogue says the reference was no longer visible between the lugs and identifies it as a 6567 from the papers and other details. Treat that identification as the auction house's attribution. The box and papers document that individual sale; no reference-specific package is established.

	==Special branches==		==Special branches==

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The 6567 is a mid-century, no-date Oyster Perpetual. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists automatic Cal. 1030, which Antiquorum identifies in multiple lots. Auction catalogues date individual examples to about 1954–1960 and describe steel, gold, and mixed-metal cases, usually 33–34 mm, with several bezel and dial combinations. These examples establish a documented window, not the full production span.

==Core facts==

{| class="wikitable rp-facts"
|-
! detail
! value
|-
| reference
| 6567
|-
| family
| Oyster Perpetual, no date
|-
| observed dates
| auction catalogues date examples to about 1954–1960; factory production limits are not established
|-
| movement
| Cal. 1030 is identified by Antiquorum and the Field Manual; some lot descriptions name no caliber
|-
| case size
| auction measurements cluster around 33–34 mm
|-
| case materials
| 9K in one auction-house summary; auction lots show 14K, 18K, and steel/gold cases
|-
| bezel
| fluted, faceted, and ribbed or ridged descriptions appear in individual records
|-
| dial
| honeycomb, silver, black, white, and two-tone layouts are recorded
|-
| date
| none
|}

==Where it sits in the line==

The 6567 is one of Rolex's mid-size Oyster Perpetual references from the 1950s. The Vintage Rolex Field Manual lists it as a mid-size model with Cal. 1030 and a fluted bezel. Auction catalogues also use the terms faceted, ribbed, and ridged for individual bezels.

Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 are identical except for the bezel, describing the 6564 as polished and the 6567 as faceted. A 2022 Antiquorum lot was catalogued jointly as 6564/6567, with a pink-gold “chocolate bar” bracelet. These are auction-house attributions; neither establishes universal interchangeability or a single factory rule.

==Production outline==

Auction catalogues date 6567 watches from circa 1954 through circa 1960. Those dates apply to individual pieces, not a complete production sequence.

Five catalogued case numbers can be compared with Pergola's serial bands. Antiquorum dates case 118,945 to 1955; it falls in the chart's 63,425–139,166 band labeled 1955. Christie's dates case 65,560 to circa 1954, within that same band. Antiquorum dates case 147,691 to 1956, the first number in the next band, and case 422,647 to circa 1959, within a band labeled 1958. Gazette Drouot dates case 358,531 to circa 1958; Pergola's band containing it is labeled 1957. These are rough checks for individual watches; the catalogue estimates and chart do not set the reference's production endpoints.

==Movement notes==

Antiquorum identifies Cal. 1030 in gold, steel, and mixed-metal examples, and the Field Manual lists it for the reference. Christie's circa-1960 listing describes a self-winding watch but names no caliber. Antiquorum's 1992 listing describes a 12½-ligne, 25-jewel movement without a caliber number. For its 1956 steel-and-white-gold example, Antiquorum gives 25 jewels and adjustment to five positions and temperature.

==Dial map==

The entries below are individual catalogue descriptions, not a frequency count or a set of factory variant names. The final row is catalogued jointly as 6564/6567.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! documented example
! dial description
! source record
|-
| 14K gold, case 65,560, circa 1954
| cream honeycomb texture, applied gold coronet and markers
| Christie's, Geneva, lot 33
|-
| 18K yellow gold, case 85,533, 1950s
| silver honeycomb dial, applied gold baton markers and luminous dots
| Antiquorum, New York, 2010, lot 180
|-
| steel and white gold, case 147,691, 1956
| two-tone silver dial, applied steel baton markers and luminous dots
| Antiquorum, Geneva, 2006, lot 63
|-
| stainless steel, circa 1959
| black dial with applied steel dart markers and luminous dots
| Antiquorum, New York, 2009, lot 222
|-
| 18K pink gold, catalogued 1955
| matte silver dial, applied pink-gold lozenge indexes, luminous dots, yellow-gold dauphine hands
| Antiquorum, Geneva, 2013, lot 420
|-
| steel and gold, circa 1960
| silvered dial, tapered gilt baton markers and dauphine hands
| Christie's, lot record 1484851
|-
| steel with 14K-gold bezel, circa 1959
| white dial
| Heritage Auctions, lot 13011
|-
| 18K pink gold, jointly catalogued 6564/6567, 1959
| gray dial
| Antiquorum, Monaco, lot 317
|}

Antiquorum's 2009 black-dial listing describes luminous dots and dauphine hands; its 2006 steel-and-white-gold listing also describes dauphine hands and luminous dots. The records do not date these details to separate production phases.

[[File:Ref 6567 dial-detail.webp|thumb|right|240px|alt=Cream honeycomb dial and fluted bezel on a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567|Dial and bezel on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]

==Case, bezel, crystal, and crown notes==

Most cited catalogues measure the watch at 34 mm; Antiquorum gives 33.7 mm for its 18K example with a certificate. These are the material descriptions used in the catalogues:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! catalogue material description
! example
|-
| 9K gold
| Antiquorum's 1999 reference-level note; no separate 9K lot is identified here
|-
| 14K gold
| Christie's, circa-1954 case 65,560
|-
| 18K yellow gold
| Antiquorum, case 85,533, 1950s
|-
| 18K pink gold
| Antiquorum, lot 420, catalogued 1955
|-
| stainless steel
| Antiquorum, circa-1959 black-dial example
|-
| stainless steel with white-gold bezel
| Antiquorum, case 147,691, 1956
|-
| stainless steel with 14K-gold bezel
| Heritage, circa-1959 example
|-
| steel and gold, parts unspecified
| Christie's, circa-1960 example
|}

Antiquorum's 1999 catalogue gives a reference-level list of 9K, 14K, 18K, steel, and steel-and-gold examples. Its 9K entry is a house summary, and the cited individual lots do not include a 9K watch. Christie's circa-1960 listing uses “steel and gold” without identifying which case parts are gold.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! catalogue term
! example
|-
| fluted
| Antiquorum 2001 and 2010; Christie's 2023
|-
| faceted
| Antiquorum 2006, steel and white gold
|-
| ribbed
| Antiquorum 1999, 18K gold
|-
| ridged
| Antiquorum 2009, stainless steel
|}

The catalogues' terms describe individual bezels; the listings do not establish whether ribbed and ridged name separate factory variants. Antiquorum's 2006 catalogue says the 6567 and 6564 differ only by bezel, a house comparison rather than a factory parts record.

Auction descriptions call the crown and caseback screw-down on individual examples. The catalogues leave crystal material and crown replacement history unspecified.

[[File:Ref 6567 caseback.webp|thumb|right|240px|alt=Caseback of a 14K gold Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567 on its riveted bracelet|Caseback on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]

==Bracelets, clasps, and packaging notes==

Auction catalogues record several bracelets with individual watches. These listings describe sale pairings; they do not establish factory delivery:

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! bracelet on a catalogued example
! source
|-
| 14K riveted expanding Rolex bracelet with flat end links
| Christie's, circa-1954 example
|-
| 18K Oyster bracelet
| Antiquorum, mid-1950s example
|-
| yellow-metal woven bracelet
| Antiquorum, 18K pink-gold example catalogued in 1955
|-
| Rolex riveted expandable bracelet
| Antiquorum, circa-1959 steel example
|-
| 18K yellow-gold integral bracelet, catalogued as not original
| Antiquorum, circa-1959 example; case number illegible
|-
| Gay Frères brick bracelet
| Ineichen, 2025 listing
|-
| 18K pink-gold “chocolate bar” bracelet
| Antiquorum, 1959 example catalogued jointly as 6564/6567
|-
| bracelet ref. 78350/19 with end links 557
| Gazette Drouot, circa-1958 steel-and-gold example; components may be later replacements
|}

Antiquorum explicitly calls the bracelet on its circa-1959 18K-gold lot from 2015 “not original”; it also describes the hands as replaced and the dial as reprinted. The 2026 Gazette Drouot listing records bracelet ref. 78350/19 and end links 557 on a steel-and-gold example, while noting that service or restoration may have changed components.

[[File:Ref 6567 bracelet-detail.webp|thumb|right|240px|alt=14K hallmark on a riveted bracelet fitted to a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 6567|Bracelet hallmark on Christie's circa-1954 example, lot 33.]]

Antiquorum's 2021 gold example came with a certificate and fitted box. Its catalogue says the reference was no longer visible between the lugs and identifies it as a 6567 from the papers and other details. Treat that identification as the auction house's attribution. The box and papers document that lot, not a reference-specific package.

==Special branches==

The auction records reviewed here cover commercial Oyster Perpetuals. None identifies a military or retailer-commissioned branch.

==Historical market and auction record==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! sale date
! auction record
! catalogued example
! result
|-
| 11 April 1992
| Antiquorum Geneva, lot 164
| 18K gold, silver dial, 34 mm
| CHF 4,025
|-
| 28 November 2001
| Antiquorum New York, lot 490
| 18K yellow gold, fluted bezel, Cal. 1030
| USD 3,680
|-
| 14 May 2006
| Antiquorum Geneva, lot 63
| 1956 steel and white gold, faceted bezel, two-tone dial, Cal. 1030
| CHF 5,900
|-
| 9 December 2009
| Antiquorum New York, lot 222
| circa-1959 steel, ridged bezel, black dial, Cal. 1030
| USD 1,680
|-
| 3 March 2021
| Antiquorum Hong Kong, lot 263
| circa-1959 18K yellow gold, Cal. 1030, certificate and box
| HKD 42,500
|-
| 19 July 2022
| Antiquorum Monaco, lot 317
| jointly catalogued ref. 6564/6567, 18K pink gold, chocolate-bar bracelet
| EUR 31,200
|}

==Gallery==

<gallery mode="packed" heights="180">
File:Ref 6567 hero.webp|14K gold 6567 with honeycomb dial, catalogued circa 1954. Christie's, lot 33.
File:Ref 6567 dial-detail.webp|Dial and bezel detail from the same Christie's lot.
File:Ref 6567 caseback.webp|Caseback and bracelet from the same Christie's lot.
File:Ref 6567 bracelet-detail.webp|14K bracelet detail from the same Christie's lot.
</gallery>

== Sources ==

* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-139-164 "Antiquorum Geneva, 11 April 1992, lot 164 — Rolex ref. 6567", Antiquorum, 1992-04-11]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-54-286 "Antiquorum Geneva, 13 November 1999, lot 286 — Rolex ref. 6567", Antiquorum, 1999-11-13]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-23-490 "Antiquorum New York, 28 November 2001, lot 490 — Rolex ref. 6567", Antiquorum, 2001-11-28]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-108-63 "Antiquorum Geneva, 14 May 2006, lot 63 — Rolex ref. 6567 in steel and white gold", Antiquorum, 2006-05-14]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-223-222 "Antiquorum New York, 9 December 2009, lot 222 — Rolex ref. 6567 in steel", Antiquorum, 2009-12-09]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-lot-240-180 "Antiquorum New York, 15 September 2010, lot 180 — Rolex ref. 6567 honeycomb dial", Antiquorum, 2010-09-15]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6567-lot-272-420 "Antiquorum Geneva, 12 May 2013, lot 420 — pink-gold Rolex ref. 6567", Antiquorum, 2013-05-12]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6567-lot-288-254?page=3 "Antiquorum Hong Kong, 7 February 2015, lot 254 — Rolex ref. 6567 with non-original integral bracelet", Antiquorum, 2015-02-07]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6567-oyster-perpetual-lot-336-263 "Antiquorum Hong Kong, 3 March 2021, lot 263 — Rolex ref. 6567 with certificate", Antiquorum, 2021-03-03]
* [https://catalog.antiquorum.swiss/en/lots/rolex-ref-6564-6567-oyster-perpetual-lot-353-317 "Antiquorum Monaco, 19 July 2022, lot 317 — Rolex ref. 6564/6567 in pink gold", Antiquorum, 2022-07-19]
* [https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-6424370 "Christie's Geneva, Rare Watches, lot 33 — Rolex ref. 6567 honeycomb dial", Christie's, 2023-05-12]
* [https://www.christies.com/en/lot/lot-1484851 "Christie's — Rolex Oyster Perpetual ref. 6567, circa 1960, lot record 1484851", Christie's]
* [https://jewelry.ha.com/itm/timepieces/wristwatch/rolex-vintage-steel-and-gold-ref-6567-cosc-papers-circa-1959/a/21192-13011.s "Heritage Auctions, 22 June 2026, lot 13011 — Rolex ref. 6567 with 1959 COSC papers", Heritage Auctions, 2026-06-22]
* ''The Vintage Rolex Field Manual — Oyster Perpetual reference table, entry 6567'' — Colin A. White, Morning Tundra
* [https://ineichen.com/auctions/timed-83/4/ "Ineichen Auctions, 5 February 2025 — Rolex ref. 6567 with Gay Frères brick bracelet", Ineichen Auctions, 2025-02-05]
* [https://www.gazette-drouot.com/lots/33816816-rolex-oyster-perpetual-ref---- "Gazette Drouot, 24 July 2026, lot 2929 — Rolex ref. 6567 in steel and gold", Gazette Drouot, 2026-07-24]
* [https://rolexhaven.com/serial-numbers.html RolexHaven (anonymous specialist), "RolexHaven — Pergola and Dowling–Hess serial chart photographs used for ref. 6567 comparisons", rolexhaven.com]

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