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Q Awards

Annual British music awards

Summary

Annual British music awards

Field	Value
name	Q Awards
awarded_for	Excellence in music
presenter	Q
country	United Kingdom
year	1990
year2	2019
website	Qthemusic.com

The Q Awards were the UK's annual music awards run by the music magazine Q. Since the awards began in 1990, they became one of Britain's biggest and best publicised music awards. Locations for the awards ceremony included Abbey Road Studios and near the end of its life, the Ballroom of The Park Lane Hotel, London.

One of the more notable events of the awards was the ceremony of 2004, at which Elton John accused Madonna of cheating fans by miming on stage, after she had been nominated for a Best Live Act award. The 2001 event, was somewhat notoriously notable for Phill Jupitus stretching out the time it took to announce the "Best Producer" award, with him, exclaiming "Best Producer?.... 'Would you like a cowbell in that?'", before being told off camera to get on with announcing the winner.

The Q Awards included many awards recognising a lifetime of achievement, rather than achievements over the year in question. In its last few years, the 'lifetime' awards have usually outnumbered the 'current' awards.

The awards came to an end when the magazine itself ceased publishing in 2020, blaming the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2020 awards ceremony would have been held at the Roundhouse and seen a performance by Paul Heaton and Jacqui Abbott. When it was announced that the magazine was closing, Heaton was revealed to have donated a substantial amount of money to the magazine's former staff members. As thanks, and for his contributions to music as a songwriter, Heaton was presented with a final Q Award.

Results

2019

The winners of 2019 Q Awards are:

Innovation In Sound: Dizzie Rascal
Classic Album: Tricky – Maxinquaye
Maverick Award: Edwyn Collins
Play Award: Anna Calvi
Outstanding Contribution To Music: Kano
Classic Songwriter: Kevin Rowland
Inspiration Award: Madness
Icon Award: Christine And The Queens
Hero Award: Kim Gordon
Song Of The Decade: Lana Del Rey – "Video Games"
Best Vocal Performance: Little Simz

Award	Winner	Nominee
The 1975	{{hidden	Nominees
Pale Waves	{{hidden	Nominees
Michael Kiwanuka – End of the Road Festival	{{hidden	Nominees
Stormzy
Lewis Capaldi — "Someone You Loved"	{{hidden	Nominees
All Points East	{{hidden	Nominees
Foals — Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost – Part 1	{{hidden	Nominees

2018

The winners of 2018 Q Awards are:

Innovation In Sound: The Streets
Classic Album: The Kinks - The Kinks Are The Village Green Preservation Society
Maverick Award: Lawrence
Play Award: Simon Neil
Outstanding Contribution To Music: Noel Gallagher
Legend Award: Nile Rodgers
Inspiration Award: Trojan Records
Icon Award: Ian McCulloch
Lifetime Achievement Award: Brett Anderson

Award	Winner	Nominee
Paul Weller	{{hidden	Nominees
Goat Girl & Idles	{{hidden	Nominees
Taylor Swift	{{hidden	Nominees
Noel Gallagher
Underworld and Iggy Pop — "Bells & Circles"	{{hidden	Nominees
Let's Eat Grandma — I'm All Ears	{{hidden	Nominees

2017

The winners of 2017 Q Awards are:

Icon Award: Liam Gallagher
Innovation in Sound: Wiley
Gibson Les Paul Award: Kelley Deal
Inspiration Award: Manic Street Preachers
Maverick Award: Viv Albertine

Award	Winner	Nominee
Ed Sheeran	{{hidden	Nominees
Rag'n'Bone Man	{{hidden	Nominees
Liam Gallagher	{{hidden	Nominees
Stormzy	{{hidden	Nominees
Kasabian — "You're in Love with a Psycho"	{{hidden	Nominees
Sleaford Mods — "Bunch of Kunst"	{{hidden	Nominees
Gorillaz — Humanz	{{hidden	Nominees

2016

The winners of 2016 Q Awards are:

Hero Award: Meat Loaf
Classic Album: The Charlatans — Tellin' Stories
Classic Songwriter: Ray Davies
Innovation in Sound: M.I.A.
Gibson Les Paul Award: The Edge
Outstanding Contribution to Music: Blondie
Hall of Fame: Madness

Award	Winner	Nominee
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
U2	{{hidden	Nominees
Jack Garratt	{{hidden	Nominees
James Bay	{{hidden	Nominees
Bastille — "Good Grief"	{{hidden	Nominees
PJ Harvey — "The Community of Hope"	{{hidden	Nominees
The 1975 — I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful yet So Unaware of It	{{hidden	Nominees

2015

The winners of 2015 Q Awards are:

Hero Award: Mark Ronson
Classic Song: Queen — "Bohemian Rhapsody"
Classic Album: Soul II Soul — Club Classics Vol. One
Innovation in Sound: Gary Numan
Gibson Les Paul Award: Tony Iommi
Outstanding Contribution To Music: New Order
Icon Award: Duran Duran

Award	Winner	Nominee
Foals	{{hidden	Nominees
Royal Blood	{{hidden	Nominees
James Bay	{{hidden	Nominees
Ed Sheeran	{{hidden	Nominees
The Libertines — "Gunga Din"	{{hidden	Nominees
Florence and the Machine — "Ship to Wreck"	{{hidden	Nominees
Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds — Chasing Yesterday	{{hidden	Nominees

2014

The winners of 2014 Q Awards are:

Classic Album: Pink Floyd — The Dark Side of the Moon
Maverick Award: St. Vincent
Classic Songwriter: Andy Partridge
Gibson Les Paul Award: Johnny Marr
Innovation In Sound: Jean Michel Jarre
Inspiration Award: Simple Minds
Hero Award: The Charlatans
Icon Award: Wilko Johnson
Idol Award: Culture Club
Outstanding Contribution To Music: Richard Russell

Award	Winner	Nominee
Kasabian	{{hidden	Nominees
Kasabian	{{hidden	Nominees
Sam Smith	{{hidden	Nominees
Ed Sheeran	{{hidden	Nominees
Paolo Nutini — "Iron Sky"	{{hidden	Nominees
Jamie xx — "Sleep Sound"	{{hidden	Nominees
Elbow — The Take Off and Landing of Everything	{{hidden	Nominees

2013

The winners of 2013 Q Awards are:

Classic Album: Happy Mondays — Bummed
Classic Songwriter: Chrissie Hynde
Spirit of Independence: Belle and Sebastian
Poet Laureate: John Cooper Clarke
Icon Award: Suede
Idol Award: Robbie Williams
Outstanding Contribution To Music: Pet Shop Boys
Best Event: Glastonbury Festival
- David Bowie at the Victoria and Albert Museum
- The Killers at the Wembley Stadium & The Garage, London Battle Born World Tour
- Kraftwerk at the Tate Modern
- Latitude Festival
- The Rolling Stones at the Hyde Park, London 50 & Counting

Award	Winner	Nominee
Vampire Weekend	{{hidden	Nominees
Foals	{{hidden	Nominees
Jake Bugg	{{hidden	Nominees
Ellie Goulding	{{hidden	Nominees
Arctic Monkeys — "Do I Wanna Know?"	{{hidden	Nominees
Manic Street Preachers — "Show Me the Wonder"	{{hidden	Nominees
Biffy Clyro — Opposites	{{hidden	Nominees

2012

The winners of 2012 Q Awards are:

Classic Song: Dionne Warwick — "Walk On By"
Classic Album: Manic Street Preachers — Generation Terrorists
Spirit of Independence: The Cribs
Innovation in Sound: Underworld
Inspiration Award: Pulp
Icon Award: Dexys Midnight Runners
Hero Award: Johnny Marr
Idol Award: Brandon Flowers

Award	Winner	Nominee
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
Blur	{{hidden	Nominees
Django Django	{{hidden	Nominees
Emeli Sandé	{{hidden	Nominees
Plan B — "Ill Manors"	{{hidden	Nominees
Keane — "Disconnected"	{{hidden	Nominees
Bobby Womack — The Bravest Man in the Universe	{{hidden	Nominees

2011

The winners of 2011 Q Awards are:

Next Big Thing: Lana Del Rey
Classic Song: Snow Patrol — "Chasing Cars"
Outstanding Contribution to Music: Siouxsie Sioux
Icon Award: Noel Gallagher
Innovation in Sound: Kaiser Chiefs
Inspiration Award: Fat Boy Slim
Hall of Fame: Queen
Classic Songwriter: Gary Barlow
Greatest Act of the Last 25 Years: U2
- Arcade Fire
- Arctic Monkeys
- Beastie Boys
- Björk
- Coldplay
- The Cure
- Damon Albarn
- Eminem
- Green Day
- Jack White
- Jay-Z
- Madonna
- Manic Street Preachers
- Metallica
- Muse
- Nirvana
- Oasis
- Paul Weller
- The Prodigy
- Radiohead
- Red Hot Chili Peppers
- R.E.M.
- The Strokes
- The Stone Roses

Award	Winner	Nominee
Coldplay	{{hidden	Nominees
Biffy Clyro	{{hidden	Nominees
WU LYF	{{hidden	Nominees
Ed Sheeran	{{hidden	Nominees
Tinie Tempah	{{hidden	Nominees
Adele	{{hidden	Nominees
Adele — "Rolling in the Deep"	{{hidden	Nominees
Jessie J — "Do It like a Dude"	{{hidden	Nominees
Bon Iver — Bon Iver, Bon Iver	{{hidden	Nominees

2010

The winners of 2010 Q Awards are:

Hall of Fame: Take That
Classic Songwriter: Neil Finn
Next Big Thing: Clare Maguire
Idol Award: Madness
Hero Award: The Chemical Brothers
Inspiration Award: Suede
Innovation in Sound: Mark Ronson
Classic Album: Wings — Band on the Run
Icon: Bryan Ferry

Award	Winner	Nominee
Kasabian	{{hidden	Nominees
Green Day	{{hidden	Nominees
Mumford & Sons	{{hidden	Nominees
Plan B	{{hidden	Nominees
Paolo Nutini	{{hidden	Nominees
Florence and the Machine	{{hidden	Nominees
Florence and the Machine — "You've Got The Love"	{{hidden	Nominees
Chase & Status — "End Credits"	{{hidden	Nominees
The National — High Violet	{{hidden	Nominees

2009

The winners of 2009 Q Awards are:

Icon Award: Marianne Faithfull
Idol Award: Spandau Ballet
Inspiration Award: The Specials
Innovation in Sound: Sonic Youth
Classic Album: U2 — The Unforgettable Fire
Classic Song: Frankie Goes to Hollywood — "Relax"
Legend Award: Edwyn Collins
Classic Songwriter: Yusuf Islam
Outstanding Contribution to Music: Robert Plant

Award	Winner	Nominee
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
Arctic Monkeys	{{hidden	Nominees
White Lies	{{hidden	Nominees
Mr Hudson	{{hidden	Nominees
Lily Allen — "The Fear"	{{hidden	Nominees
Lady Gaga — "Just Dance"	{{hidden	Nominees
Kasabian — West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum	{{hidden	Nominees

2008

The winners of 2008 Q Awards are:

Classic Song: Meat Loaf — "Bat Out of Hell"
Classic Songwriter: John Mellencamp
Innovation in Sound: Massive Attack
Outstanding Contribution to Music: David Gilmour
Legend Award: Glen Campbell
Inspiration Award: Cocteau Twins
Idol Award: Grace Jones
Icon Award: Adam Ant

Award	Winner	Nominee
Coldplay	{{hidden	Nominees
Kaiser Chiefs	{{hidden	Nominees
The Last Shadow Puppets	{{hidden	Nominees
Duffy	{{hidden	Nominees
Keane — "Spiralling"	{{hidden	Nominees
Vampire Weekend — "A-Punk"	{{hidden	Nominees
Coldplay — "Viva la Vida or Death and All His Friends"	{{hidden	Nominees

2007

The winners of 2007 Q Awards are:

Classic Song: Stereophonics — "Local Boy in the Photograph"
Classic Album: The Verve — Urban Hymns
Classic Songwriter: Billy Bragg
Innovation in Sound: Sigur Rós
Lifetime Achievement Award: Johnny Marr
Merit Award: Ryan Adams
Hero Award: Anthony H Wilson
Legend Award: Ian Brown
Inspiration Award: Damon Albarn
Idol Award: Kylie Minogue
Icon Award: Paul McCartney

Award	Winner	Nominee
Arctic Monkeys	{{hidden	Nominees
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
The Enemy	{{hidden	Nominees
Kate Nash	{{hidden	Nominees
Manic Street Preachers — "Your Love Alone Is Not Enough"	{{hidden	Nominees
Kaiser Chiefs — "Ruby"	{{hidden	Nominees
Amy Winehouse — Back to Black	{{hidden	Nominees

2006

The winners of 2006 Q Awards are:

Inspiration Award: a-ha
Outstanding Contribution to Music: Smokey Robinson
Groundbreaker Award: Primal Scream
Icon Award: Jeff Lynne
Idol Award: Take That
Outstanding Performance Award: Faithless
Classic Songwriter: Noel Gallagher
Lifetime Achievement Award: Peter Gabriel
Merit Award: Manic Street Preachers
Innovation in Sound: The Edge
Classic Song: Culture Club — "Karma Chameleon"
Legend Award: The Who
Award of Award: U2
People's Choice Award: Arctic Monkeys
Charity of the Year: War on Want

Award	Winner	Nominee
Oasis	{{hidden	Nominees
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
Corinne Bailey Rae	{{hidden	Nominees
Gnarls Barkley — "Crazy"	{{hidden	Nominees
The Killers — "When You Were Young"	{{hidden	Nominees
Arctic Monkeys — Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not	{{hidden	Nominees

2005

The winners of 2005 Q Awards are:

Inspiration Award: Björk
Outstanding Contribution to Music: Paul Weller
Icon Award: Jimmy Page
Classic Songwriter: Nick Cave
Lifetime Achievement Award: Bee Gees
Innovation in Sound: The Prodigy
Classic Song: Ray Davies — "Waterloo Sunset"
Legend Award: Joy Division
People's Choice Award: Oasis
Best Producer: Gorillaz/Danger Mouse — Demon Days
Birthday Honour: Michael Eavis
Special Award: John Lennon

Award	Winner	Nominee
Coldplay	{{hidden	Nominees
U2	{{hidden	Nominees
James Blunt	{{hidden	Nominees
KT Tunstall — "Black Horse and the Cherry Tree"	{{hidden	Nominees
Gorillaz — "Feel Good Inc."	{{hidden	Nominees
Oasis — Don't Believe the Truth	{{hidden	Nominees

2004

The winners of 2004 Q Awards are:

Merit Award: Shane MacGowan
Innovation in Sound: The Human League
Inspiration Award: The Pet Shop Boys
Classic Songwriter: Elton John
Icon Award: U2
Lifetime Achievement Award: Roxy Music
Best Producer: Mick Jones (The Libertines — The Libertines)
- Jerry Finn (Morrissey — You Are the Quarry)
- The Neptunes (Kelis — Tasty)
- Rich Costey, John Cornfield, Muse and Paul Reeve (Muse — Absolution)
- Scissor Sisters (Scissor Sisters — Scissor Sisters)
- Bobby Ross Avila, Bryan-Michael Cox, Destro Music, Dre & Vidal, James "Big Jim" Wright, Jermaine Dupri, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Just Blaze, Lil Jon, L.A. Reid, Rich Harrison, Robin Thicke, Usher (Usher — Confessions)

Award	Winner	Nominee
Red Hot Chili Peppers	{{hidden	Nominees
Muse	{{hidden	Nominees
Razorlight	{{hidden	Nominees
Jamelia — "See It in a Boy's Eyes"	{{hidden	Nominees
Franz Ferdinand — "Take Me Out"	{{hidden	Nominees
Keane — Hopes and Fears	{{hidden	Nominees

2003

The winners of 2003 Q Awards are:

Inspiration Award: The Cure
Icon Award: Jane's Addiction
Classic Songwriter: Dexys Midnight Runners
Lifetime Achievement Award: Duran Duran
Special Award: Scott Walker
Innovation in Sound: Muse
- David Gray
- Goldfrapp
- Richard X
- Super Furry Animals
Best Producer: Nigel Godrich (Radiohead — Hail to the Thief)
- Blur / Ben Hillier (Blur — Think Tank)
- Dr. Dre (50 Cent — Get Rich or Die Tryin')
- Ethan Johns (Kings of Leon — Youth & Young Manhood)
- Pharrell Williams (The Neptunes — Clones)

Award	Winner	Nominee
Radiohead	{{hidden	Nominees
Robbie Williams	{{hidden	Nominees
The Thrills	{{hidden	Nominees
Christina Aguilera — "Dirrty"	{{hidden	Nominees
Electric Six — "Gay Bar"	{{hidden	Nominees
Blur — Think Tank	{{hidden	Nominees

2002

The winners of 2002 Q Awards are:

Classic Songwriter: Jimmy Cliff
Special Award: Depeche Mode
Merit Award: Elvis Costello
Inspiration Award: Echo & the Bunnymen
Best Producer:Moby (Moby — 18)
- Rick Rubin (Red Hot Chili Peppers — By the Way)
- Tony Visconti (David Bowie — Heathen)
- Ken Nelson and Mark Pythian (Coldplay — A Rush of Blood to the Head)
- Weezer and Tom Lord-Alge (Weezer — Maladroit)

Award	Winner	Nominee
Radiohead	{{hidden	Nominees
The Hives	{{hidden	Nominees
The Electric Soft Parade	{{hidden	Nominees
Sugababes — "Freak like Me"	{{hidden	Nominees
Pink — "Get the Party Started"	{{hidden	Nominees
Coldplay — A Rush of Blood to the Head	{{hidden	Nominees

2001

The winners of 2001 Q Awards are:

Classic Songwriter: Kate Bush
Special Award: Brian Eno
Merit Award: Elvis Costello
Inspiration Award: John Lydon
People's Choice Award: U2
Best Producer: Nigel Godrich (Radiohead — Amnesiac)
- Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois (U2 — All That You Can't Leave Behind)
- Chris Shaw (Super Furry Animals — Rings Around the World)
- Dan the Automator (Gorillaz — Gorillaz)
- John Leckie (Muse — Origin of Symmetry)
- Pat McCarthy (R.E.M. — Reveal)

Award	Winner	Nominee
Radiohead	{{hidden	Nominees
Manic Street Preachers	{{hidden	Nominees
Starsailor	{{hidden	Nominees
Ash — "Burn Baby Burn"	{{hidden	Nominees
Gorillaz — "Clint Eastwood"	{{hidden	Nominees
Travis — The Invisible Band	{{hidden	Nominees

2000

The winners of 2000 Q Awards are:

Merit Award: Jerry Dammers
Songwriter Award: Guy Chambers and Robbie Williams
Inspiration Award: Joe Strummer
Best Producer: Artful Dodger (Artful Dodger — It's All About the Stragglers)
- Dave Eringa and George Brakoulias (Toploader — Onka's Big Moka)
- Dr. Dre (Eminem — The Marshall Mathers LP)
- Guy Chambers and Steve Power (Robbie Williams — Sing When You're Winning)
- Ross Robinson (Slipknot — Slipknot)

Award	Winner	Nominee
Travis	{{hidden	Nominees
Oasis	{{hidden	Nominees
Badly Drawn Boy	{{hidden	Nominees
David Gray — "Babylon"	{{hidden	Nominees
Kelis — "Caught Out There"	{{hidden	Nominees
Coldplay — Parachutes	{{hidden	Nominees

1999

The winners of 1999 Q Awards are:

Classic Songwriter: Ian Dury and Chaz Jankel
Best Producer: William Orbit
Inspiration Award: New Order
Special Merit Award: Keith Richards

Award	Winner	Nominee
Blur	{{hidden	Nominees
Stereophonics	{{hidden	Nominees
Basement Jaxx	{{hidden	Nominees
Travis — "Why Does It Always Rain on Me?"	{{hidden	Nominees
The Chemical Brothers — Surrender	{{hidden	Nominees

1998

The winners of 1998 Q Awards are:

Songwriter Award: Paul Weller
Inspiration Award: Blondie
Lifetime Achievement Award: R.E.M.
Best Producer: Fatboy Slim (Fatboy Slim — You've Come a Long Way, Baby)
- Billy Corgan (The Smashing Pumpkins — "Adore")
- Mike Hedges (Manic Street Preachers — "This Is My Truth Tell Me Yours")
- Neil Finn (Neil Finn — "Try Whistling This")
- William Orbit (Madonna — "Ray of Light")

Award	Winner	Nominee
Manic Street Preachers	{{hidden	Nominees
Roni Size & Reprazent	{{hidden	Nominees
Gomez	{{hidden	Nominees
Catatonia — "Road Rage"	{{hidden	Nominees
Massive Attack — "Mezzanine"	{{hidden	Nominees

1997

The winners of 1997 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Nellee Hooper
Best Reissue/Compilation: Various Artists — The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers
Songwriter Award: Paul McCartney
Inspiration Award: Patti Smith
Lifetime Achievement Award: The Who
Special Award: Phil Spector

Award	Winner	Nominee
Oasis
The Prodigy	{{hidden	Nominees
Fun Lovin' Criminals
Radiohead — OK Computer	{{hidden	Nominees

1996

The winners of 1996 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: John Leckie
Best Reissue/Compilation: The Beatles — The Beatles Anthology
Inspiration Award: U2
Lifetime Achievement Award: Rod Stewart
Merit Award: Elvis Costello

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
Oasis
Pulp
Alanis Morissette
Manic Street Preachers — Everything Must Go

1995

The winners of 1995 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Tricky
Best Reissue/Compilation: Various Artists — The Help Album
Inspiration Award: David Bowie / Brian Eno
Merit Award: Eric Clapton
Songwriter Award: Van Morrison

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
R.E.M.
Oasis
Supergrass
Blur — The Great Escape

1994

The winners of 1994 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Stephen Street
Best Reissue/Compilation: Various Artists — The Tougher than Tough
Inspiration Award: The Kinks
Merit Award: U2
Songwriter Award: Morrissey

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
R.E.M.
Pink Floyd
Oasis
Blur — Parklife

1993

The winners of 1993 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Flood Brian Eno The Edge/Zooropa
Best Reissue/Compilation: The Beach Boys — Good Vibrations: Thirty Years of The Beach Boys
Inspiration Award: Donald Fagen
Merit Award: Elton John
Songwriter Award: Neil Finn

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
U2
Neil Young
Suede
Sting — Ten Summoner's Tales

1992

The winners of 1992 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Daniel Lanois Peter Gabriel The Orb
Best Reissue/Compilation: Bob Marley — Songs of Freedom
Inspiration Award: B.B. King
Merit Award: Led Zeppelin
Songwriter Award: U2

Award	Winner	Nominee
U2
Crowded House
Tori Amos	{{hidden	Nominees
R.E.M. — Automatic for the People

1991

The winners of 1991 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Trevor Horn (Seal — Seal)
Merit Award: Lou Reed
Songwriter Award: Richard Thompson

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
R.E.M. / U2
Simple Minds
Seal
R.E.M. — Out of Time

1990

The winners of 1990 Q Awards are:

Best Producer: Paul Oakenfold / Steve Osborne (Happy Mondays — Pills 'n' Thrills and Bellyaches)
Best Reissue/Compilation: The Beach Boys — Pet Sounds
Merit Award: Paul McCartney
Songwriter Award: Prince

Award	Winner	Nominee	Best Act in the World Today	Best Live Act	Best New Act	Best Album
U2
The Rolling Stones
They Might Be Giants
World Party — Goodbye Jumbo

Criticism

At the 2006 Q Awards, Arctic Monkeys frontman Alex Turner criticised the choice of Take That for the "Idol" award. Commenting on the winners of the night, he said:

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