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Outing Trip Plan: 40 Students in Hong Kong with 1,000 Won Each

Budget Overview

Total Budget per Student: 1,000 won (approx. 5.7 HKD as of mid-2025)

Total Group Budget: 40,000 won (approx. 228 HKD)

Note: Hong Kong is generally more expensive than this budget allows. This plan prioritizes free or ultra low-cost group activities, walking, and local experiences. Some very basic transport/food options may require creative fundraising or local support.

Recommended Itinerary

Morning

1. Star Ferry Ride

Experience: Iconic short ferry crossing between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island.

Cost: Around 3 HKD per student (one-way Star Ferry trip)

Highlight: Panoramic views of Victoria Harbour1 2.

2. Avenue of Stars & Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront

Experience: Walk along the harbourfront, see celebrity handprints and harbour skyline.

Cost: Free

Highlight: Great group photos with city views34.

3. Kowloon Park

Experience: Explore gardens, aviaries, and sculptures.

Cost: Free

Highlight: Open space for games; check for free cultural or martial arts demos (especially Sundays)5 6.

Lunch

4. Affordable Local Food

Option 1: Street snacks from Temple Street Night Market, Mong Kok, or food courts.

Estimated Cost: 20-25 HKD for simple local snacks (egg waffles, fishballs, pineapple buns)3.

Option 2: Bring own packed meal/lunchboxes to save money.

Afternoon

5. Museum or Art Walk

Option: Visit Hong Kong Museum of Art or Space Museum (free for students on Wednesdays, usually 10-20 HKD, some museums free daily)6.

Alternative: Explore Sheung Wan street art or public art at K11 Art Mall (free)4.

6. Nan Lian Garden

Experience: Beautiful, tranquil Chinese garden in Diamond Hill.

Cost: Free

Highlight: Group reflection, cultural appreciation, photo opportunities1.

Evening

7. Symphony of Lights Show

Experience: Nightly light and music show (8:00 PM) viewed along Tsim Sha Tsui promenade.

Cost: Free

Highlight: Spectacular skyline and memorable end to the day5 7.

Fun (and Free/Ultra Low-Cost) Activities Table

ActivityCost (HKD)NotesSourceStar Ferry3-4One-way per student1 2Kowloon ParkFreeGardens, open space, free demos5 6Avenue of Stars/WaterfrontFreeHarbour views, statues34Museums (Wed/student ID)0-20Many are free or discounted6Nan Lian GardenFreeTranquil cultural experience1Street food/local snacks20-25Budget lunch option3Symphony of LightsFreeLight show every night5 7K11 Art Mall/Art WalkFreeModern/free exhibitions4

Practical Tips

Transport: Use public transport (MTR, buses, ferries). Group rates or branded cards (e.g., Octopus) help manage costs8.

Student Discounts: Always carry student IDs for museum discounts6 8.

Group Safety: Assign groups/leaders, set clear meet-up points, share emergency contacts.

Sample Day Schedule

TimeActivity8:00 AMMeet at Kowloon (start at Star Ferry)8:30 AMStar Ferry ride across Victoria Harbour9:00 AMAvenue of Stars, group photo9:45 AMWalk to Kowloon Park, free time/play11:30 AMEarly lunch (snacks/local food)12:30 PMVisit museum or explore art installations2:30 PMTake MTR to Nan Lian Garden3:00 PMExplore Nan Lian Garden4:30 PMReturn to Tsim Sha Tsui, rest/refresh7:30 PMSymphony of Lights show8:30 PMEnd of trip, head home

With a very low budget, students will still enjoy an immersive day in Hong Kong through iconic free sights, local culture, parks, and night lights. For extra fun, include photo challenges, park games, or a scavenger hunt!

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Class Outing Plan for 34 Students

Recommended Venue: Science Centre Singapore

A class trip to Science Centre Singapore provides a well-balanced combination of fun, education, and affordability, perfect for a group of 34 students.

Key Details

Venue: Science Centre Singapore

Address: 15 Science Centre Rd, Singapore 609081

Group Size: 34 students (+ teachers/adult supervisors)

Estimated Cost: Under $10 per student for entry with school rates (excluding optional add-ons)

Indoor/Outdoor: Mostly indoor (suitable for all weather)

Sample Itinerary

TimeActivity9:30amArrive at Science Centre, group assembly10:00amExplore hands-on galleries (split in groups)12:00pmLunch (bring your own or eat at café)1:00pmDiscovery trail/quiz walk (self-led or guided)2:30pmOptional: Omni Theatre show3:30pmGroup photo & debrief4:00pmDismissal

Highlights

Interactive Exhibits: Over 1,000 exhibits in themed galleries (robotics, space, biology, physics).

Engaging Activities: Design a scavenger hunt or quiz trail for teams.

Affordable Add-ons: Optional access to Omni Theatre or Snow City for a small top-up fee.

All-Weather Comfort: Mostly indoor; outing goes on rain or shine.

Planning Tips

Pre-book as a school group to get special rates.

Have students bring water bottles and light snacks.

Assign students to groups, each supervised by an adult.

Bring first aid essentials and review emergency procedures.

Consider quizzes or group challenges to encourage teamwork.

Alternative Options (if Science Centre isn’t available)

East Coast Park: Picnic, group games, cycling.

Singapore Botanic Gardens: Nature walk, sketching, scavenger hunts.

Gardens by the Bay (Outdoor Gardens): Free, eco-themed exploration.

This plan ensures a day that is fun, educational, cost-effective, and easy to organize for a class of 34 in Singapore.

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Planning a class outing for 40 students to Marina Bay Sands with a budget of $50 for the whole class (excluding school transportation) and with fun activities is quite challenging, as Marina Bay Sands is generally a premium attraction area. Since MRT is not allowed and transportation costs need to be paid separately, here is a budget-conscious plan focusing on low-cost or free activities within Marina Bay Sands and nearby areas:

Class Outing Plan for 40 Students to Marina Bay Sands

Budget: $50 total for food/activities (excluding transport)
Transport: School transport arranged separately (no MRT allowed)
Duration: Whole day

1. Transportation

Arrange for school bus or chartered bus (cost paid separately).

Plan for arrival at Marina Bay Sands by 9:30 AM and departure around 4:30 PM.

2. Activities (Budget-friendly or free)

a) Outdoor Activities around Marina Bay

Walk around the Marina Bay Promenade & Gardens by the Bay (Outdoor Areas)
Free entry to Gardens by the Bay outdoor gardens (Flower Dome & Cloud Forest require tickets)
Fun and educational for students to explore the Supertree Grove, Dragonfly Lake, and more.

Merlion Park visit (nearby, free)

Helix Bridge walk: Great photo opportunity and architecture study.

b) ArtScience Museum (Optional) - Check for free or discounted exhibitions
Sometimes public exhibitions or free zones may be available; confirm ahead to avoid fees.

c) Lunch

Picnic lunch:
Bring packed lunches from home to save money or pre-order affordable meals from food courts near Marina Bay Sands.

Alternatively, allocate a small portion of the $50 budget for simple snacks/drinks.

d) Event or activity within Marina Bay Sands

Spectra Light and Water Show (Free) — Evening at around 8 PM (if timing suits).

Explore the Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands (window-shopping, interactive digital displays).

3. Sample Itinerary

TimeActivity9:30 AMArrive at Marina Bay Sands9:45 AM – 11:30 AMWalk Marina Bay Promenade, Merlion Park, Helix Bridge11:30 AM – 12:15 PMVisit Gardens by the Bay Outdoor Gardens12:15 PM – 1:00 PMPicnic lunch at nearby park areas or boardwalk1:00 PM – 2:30 PMFree time to explore Shoppes or rest at open areas2:30 PM – 4:00 PMGroup activity (e.g., scavenger hunt around the bay with checkpoints)4:00 PM – DepartReturn to school by bus

4. Fun Group Activity Suggestions (No Additional Costs)

Scavenger Hunt: Create a list of landmarks or features (e.g., find a Supertree, count how many boats in the bay, spot certain architecture details).

Photo Challenge: Students work in pairs or small groups to take creative photos at set locations.

Storytelling or History Quiz: Share interesting facts about Marina Bay area and quiz students during the walk.

Summary

Use outdoor free spaces and natural attractions

Bring own food or low-cost snacks

Plan interactive, group-based activities requiring no extra money

Allocate transport budget separately to ensure safe group travel by bus

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For an outing to Pasir Ris for 40 students, a great plan would be to explore Pasir Ris Park and nearby attractions with activities suitable for groups, combined with some budget-friendly dining and fun options:

Proposed Itinerary:

1. Pasir Ris Park Activities

Explore the large playground featuring slides, swings, rope tunnels, a mini maze, and climbing walls.

Visit the Mangrove Boardwalk and Lookout Tower for nature walks and birdwatching.

Enjoy cycling or inline skating along the park’s paths.

Optional: Barbecue party at one of the 65 barbecue pits (permit required).

2. Horse Feeding or Pony Rides at Gallop Stables

A charming and educational experience feeding horses ($2 per student).

3. Wild Wild Wet Water Park

Fun water slides and wave pools. Tickets cost approximately $19 per child (3-12 years), $26 for teens and above on weekdays.

4. Meal Options

Packed picnic or BBQ (consider bringing your own to save costs).

Alternatively, budget hawker food or dining at local eateries nearby.

Budget Estimation (per student and total):

ItemCost per Student (SGD)Total for 40 students (SGD)NotesGallop Stables (horse feed)$2$80OptionalWild Wild Wet Entrance$19$760Weekday pricing for teens/childrenBBQ Permit$5-$10 (total permit)$10 (split across group)Permit needed; cost splitFood (packed or hawker)$5-$10$200-$400Depending on option chosenTransport (MRT/bus)$2-$3 round trip$80-$120Approximate for public transport

Total Estimated Budget:

Low estimate (excluding Wild Wild Wet): ~$290 (if no water park, BBQ permit, simple meals)

Moderate (including Wild Wild Wet, horse feeding, BBQ, and meals): ~$1,130 - $1,350

Notes:

Wild Wild Wet tickets can be cheaper if booked online or in group packages.

BBQ pits require advance booking and permit applications.

Ensure supervision and group management for safety.

Pasir Ris has many free activities in the park that can supplement the outing (playgrounds, beach, mangroves).

This plan balances active and relaxing experiences with educational and entertainment elements appropriate for a student group of 40, while keeping the budget reasonable. If you want, I can help draft detailed timing and logistics.

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Here’s a summary of the outing plan for 40 students to Pasir Ris with a budget:

Activities:

Pasir Ris Park playground, mangrove boardwalk, cycling, and playground exploration (free)

Optional horse feeding at Gallop Stables ($2 per student)

Wild Wild Wet water park visit ($19 per student)

BBQ party (permit required, about $5-$10 split across group)

Meals: packed picnic or local hawker food ($5-$10 per student)

Budget estimates:

Transport: $2-$3 per student round trip

Total cost range: from about $290 (basic activities without water park) up to $1,130-$1,350 (including all paid activities and meals)

Notes:

Group discounts and online bookings can reduce Wild Wild Wet costs

BBQ pits need advance booking

Safety and supervision are important

This plan mixes fun, education, and relaxation while keeping costs reasonable and is flexible depending on activity choices.

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Sure! Here's a fun and budget-friendly plan for a class trip to Suntec City, Singapore with only $10 total for the whole class (not per person). Since the budget is very tight, the focus will be on free or nearly-free activities, public transport, and DIY fun.

🎒 Class Trip Plan to Suntec City – Budget: $10 Total

👥 Class Size:

Let’s assume a class of 30 students + 1 teacher (adjustable).

✅ Summary:

🎯 Destination: Suntec City

💰 Budget: $10 for the entire class

🚌 Transport: Walk + MRT (with student concession)

🧩 Activity: DIY Suntec Amazing Race + Fountain of Wealth "Wishing Walk"

🍱 Food: Bring your own lunch (picnic-style)

1️⃣ Transportation Plan

🚆 Getting There by MRT

All students use student concession cards (EZ-Link).

Example Route: Take MRT to Promenade (CC4/DT15).

Walking distance from station to Suntec is under 5 mins.

Total cost: $0 from the $10 budget (students use own concession card balance).

2️⃣ Activities – FREE & FUN!

🕹️ Main Activity: DIY “Amazing Race @ Suntec”

Split into teams of 4–6. Each team gets a mission sheet (printed by teacher).

Sample Tasks:

📸 Take a group selfie with the Fountain of Wealth.

🧭 Find the directory that shows “Towers 1 to 5”.

🎨 Spot 3 sculptures or public art pieces and name their colors.

🤳 Snap a group photo with a famous store/brand.

🕵️‍♂️ Count how many escalators you can find in 5 minutes.

📝 Bonus: Interview a passerby (nicely!) and ask them to recommend a food place.

🏆 Small prize for winning team (see below).

🌊 Visit the Fountain of Wealth (FREE)

Walk around the mini fountain and make a wish (traditional fun).

Group photo opportunity.

🧘 Chill Time

Sit at the Suntec Sky Garden (level 3) or near the Fountain area for rest/lunch.

Teacher-led reflection or sharing circle: “What was your favorite moment?”

3️⃣ Food

🧺 Lunch Plan:

Bring-your-own lunch from home.

Can be eaten together picnic-style in designated public seating areas at Suntec.

4️⃣ Use of Budget ($10 Total)

ItemEstimated CostPrinted race sheets (10 copies @ $0.10)$1.00Stationery (mini prizes – stickers/sweets)$4.00Emergency funds (e.g. MRT top-up if needed)$5.00TOTAL$10.00 ✅

✏️ Preparation Checklist (for teacher)

Print race tasks & maps

Bring sticker prizes or dollar store items

Prepare contact list & emergency kit

Bring portable speaker or whistle to gather students

Brief students on MRT etiquette & group rules

🎉 Bonus: Group Photo Ideas

📷 At Fountain of Wealth

📷 Outside Don Don Donki or Tokyu Hands

📷 With an escalator (just for fun!)

Let me know if you'd like a printable Amazing Race task sheet or a parent letter template!

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A budget of $135 per person is sufficient to cover various types of visits to the 9/11 Memorial & Museum that include admission and tours. Here are some options available in 2025 around that price range:

General Museum Admission plus Expert-Led Museum Tour costs between $44–$56 per adult, offering a 60-minute guided experience inside the museum1.

A combined Memorial + Museum Tour is offered at around $85, covering the outdoor Memorial and Museum with a comprehensive guide1.

The Family Pass (covering multiple visitors) ranges from $106 to $125, providing entry to all exhibitions with a savings advantage1.

More extensive packages like the New York CityPASS® which bundles multiple city attractions including the 9/11 Memorial & Museum, range from $129 to $154 1.

Some private guided tours that include museum admission may cost from about S$104 (~$75 USD) to S$168 (~$120 USD) per adult on sites like Tripadvisor, depending on the coverage and extras included2 5.

For student groups, starting 2025, there are often free admission options for groups from New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut, but this is subject to verification and availability and usually requires arranging with the Group Reservations Department3.

Therefore, with $135 per person, you can arrange ticketed entry with or without expert guided tours to the 9/11 Memorial Museum, potentially combined with other city attractions or museum amenities. This budget also allows for options that are more extensive than the previously mentioned $5 per student scenario. If you are interested in organizing a group visit or want specific package recommendations, I can provide further details or contacts for reservations.

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5-Day Budget Class Trip to New York City (for 30 students)

Costs in both USD and KRW (July 2025 exchange rate: ~1 USD ≈ 1,360 KRW).

Accommodation

Per person (5 nights): $295+ USD / 400,000+ KRW

Book early for group rates.

Transport

Unlimited MetroCard (7 days): $34 USD / 46,000 KRW

AirTrain + LIRR (JFK to Manhattan, round-trip): ~$16.50 USD / 22,400 KRW

Food

Meals: $5–$10 USD (7,000–14,000 KRW) each

Groceries for picnics: even cheaper

Free & Cheap Activities

Free: Central Park, Brooklyn Bridge, Times Square, High Line, Staten Island Ferry, Bryant Park, public libraries

Museums: Visit during “pay what you wish” hours for discounts

Paid Attractions

City passes (Explorer Pass, New York Pass): $50–$100 USD / 68,000–136,000 KRW

Pay per attraction: $10–$20 USD (14,000–27,000 KRW) each

Museum free hours: save money!

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Class Outing Plan

Jurongville Secondary School Sec 2 Class Outing to East Coast Park
Date: 2 September 2025
Number of Students: 37
Budget: $100

Transport

Mode: Public bus and/or MRT.

Estimated Fare per Student (concession rate): $1.50 each way.

Total Round Trip Fare: $3 × 37 = $111 (note: exceeds budget; see solutions below)1.

Solution:
Ask students to use their own student EZ-Link cards for transport, as the group’s budget cannot fully cover two-way public transport for all.

Activities at East Coast Park

1. Free & Fun Activities

Picnic at Open Lawns: Gather at Area F for a relaxing picnic, playground, and basic sports/games2.

Coastal PlayGrove Water Play Area: Enjoy the outdoor water playground (free entry, open Tues–Sun, 8am–8pm)3 4.

Group Games: Organize frisbee, soccer, or relay games on the grass.

Scenic Walks/Cycling: Explore the park’s beachside paths (bicycle rental may exceed budget; stick to walking or bring your own balls/frisbees)5 6.

2. Facilities Available

Free picnic spots (first-come, first-served).

Toilets and water fountains throughout the park (for refilling bottles and washing up)3 7.

Food & Refreshments

DIY Potluck: Each student brings a simple, non-perishable snack or homepacked sandwich.

Keep to traditional picnic foods: egg sandwiches, fruits, biscuits, muffins, fruit juice boxes8 9 10.

Group Budget (~$100):

Use the $100 mainly for bottled water, cups, fruit, simple snacks (potato chips, cut fruits, etc.) to supplement student-brought food.

Estimated Cost Example:

ItemQtyEst. CostMineral Water15 bottles$10Fruit Packs5 packs$12Biscuits/Chips8 packs$24Sandwich Bread4 loaves$12Chicken Sausage3 packs$15Paper Plates/Cupssufficient$7Wet Wipes2 packs$5Total$85(leaving a buffer for last-minute needs)

Suggested Itinerary

TimeActivity8:00amMeet at Jurongville Sec main gate8:15amDepart for East Coast Park9:45amArrive, briefing, set up picnic10:00amFree play / Water playground / Games12:00pmGroup picnic lunch1:00pmGroup games / beach walk2:30pmRest and group photo3:00pmPack up, prepare to leave3:30pmDepart for Jurongville Sec5:00pmArrive school, dismissal

Key Reminders

Bring: EZ-Link card (for transport), water bottle, hat, sunscreen, extra T-shirt, towel, personal snacks.

Dress: PE attire or comfortable sportswear.

Weather: Prepare for rain with ponchos/umbrellas.

Safety: Teachers and parent volunteers to supervise students at all times, especially near water areas.

Budget Table

ItemEstimated CostTransportNot included*Picnic food/supplies$85Emergency buffer$15Total$100

*Transport is funded individually via student concession cards due to budget limit.

Summary:
This outing focuses on a fun, affordable picnic at East Coast Park with group activities and access to park facilities, ensuring the cost per student remains within budget by prioritizing simple food and leveraging free park areas and games8 3 4. Students are responsible for their own concession card transport, and all food purchases are modest, maximizing the group experience while staying safely under $100.

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 for an outing trip plan for 40 students in Japan with a budget of 10,000 yen (about 75 USD) each, popular destinations and activities to consider include Okinawa, Hokkaido, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Yamanashi, each offering affordable sightseeing and student-friendly experiences.

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 for an outing trip plan for 40 students in Japan with a budget of 10,000 yen (about 75 USD) each, popular destinations and activities to consider include Okinawa, Hokkaido, Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, and Yamanashi, each offering affordable sightseeing and student-friendly experiences.

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Key points for planning the trip within this budget:

Destinations:

Okinawa offers marine sports, whale watching, and affordable tours to places like the Churaumi Aquarium.

Hokkaido provides nature experiences such as smelt fishing and snow activities, suitable for winter trips.

Tokyo has classic sights like Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower with affordable tickets.

Osaka features gourmet food and sightseeing spots accessible with budget-friendly transport passes.

Kyoto’s cultural experiences include visits to temples, sweets making, and kimono rentals at reasonable prices.

Yamanashi offers outdoor activities with views of Mt. Fuji and inexpensive hot spring facilities.

Costs:

Activities and entrance fees in Japan are quite affordable, often around 300-1400 yen per entry (about $3-13), with many free attractions available.

Food, transportation, and accommodation can vary, but with careful planning, daily costs can be kept within budget, especially if using group transport passes and budget dining options.

Sample activities:

Visit popular cultural sites (temples, shrines), enjoy nature parks, participate in traditional craft or food experiences.

Consider day trips to nearby scenic spots like Enoshima or Nikko, known for their accessibility by train from Tokyo and low-cost entry or nature visiting opportunities.

Given the 10k yen per student budget, about 400,000 yen total, efficient use of group discounts, budget accommodation (hostels, university dorms, hostels), and economical meal choices (food stalls, convenience stores) will be critical for feasibility.

For transport, consider regional discount rail passes or group bus rentals to reduce costs while covering travel between spots.

Would you prefer a detailed multi-day itinerary adjusted to this budget, or recommendations on optimizing transportation and accommodation for the group?

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7-Day Dubai Family Itinerary (Point Form)

Day 1: Arrival & Settling In

Arrive in Dubai, check in at selected family hotel (e.g., Al Khoory Inn or Citymax Hotel Bur Dubai)

Unpack and relax after the flight

Take a short evening walk in the neighborhood, enjoy local market ambiance

Dinner at a nearby halal restaurant

Day 2: Explore Dubai’s History

Breakfast at the hotel

Visit Dubai Museum (Al Fahidi Fort) for interactive history exhibits

Stroll through Al Fahidi Historical Neighborhood (Al Bastakiya)

Lunch at Arabian Tea House amid traditional architecture

Evening at Dubai Creek (enjoy local shops and waterside views)

Dinner at a local halal eatery

Day 3: Shopping Experience

Breakfast at the hotel

Head to The Dubai Mall for world-class shopping

Lunch at Bosporus Turkish Cuisine inside Dubai Mall (halal options)

Visit the Dubai Fountain show or Aquarium (inside the mall)

Evening: explore the Souk Al Bahar for unique finds

Return for a casual dinner in the area

Day 4: Culture & Food

Visit Jumeirah Mosque (take a guided tour)

Explore Jumeirah Archaeological Site

Lunch at a local Emirati restaurant (halal)

Afternoon relaxation at Jumeirah Beach

Dinner at Ravi Restaurant Satwa for Pakistani and Indian flavors

Day 5: Heritage & Local Markets

Visit Gold Souk and Spice Souk in Deira

Experience local shopping and bargaining

Lunch at a traditional cafe in Deira (halal)

Afternoon: Abra ride on Dubai Creek

Evening: discover nearby street food stalls

Day 6: Modern Dubai & Leisure

Breakfast at the hotel

Visit Mall of the Emirates for additional shopping and Ski Dubai (optional)

Lunch in the mall (halal options available)

Relax at the hotel or pool

Evening: light show at Dubai Garden Glow or similar family attraction

Day 7: Relax & Departure

Morning relaxation or last-minute shopping

Lunch at a favorite local

spot (halal)

Pack and check out

Head to the airport for departure

This plan allows for a comfortable blend of shopping, cultural discovery, local cuisine, and family relaxation in Dubai.

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