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"I wash my hands of you." - Matthew 27:24 The male server/cashier visibly made this negative body language gesture projected against me to absolve oneself of involvement in a matter! I was blatantly dismissed after my order intake, payment, followed by receipt request with a rude scowl apathetic look. Why project an insolent attitude towards customers? Possibly ergophobia or social anxiety disorder to be surrounded by people? I exist. I matter. I am human. I am one life in the smallest measurement. "I exist as I am, that is enough." -- Walt Whitman By the power of observation, the next customer who went through the linear process of intake ordering, payment and waiting this same male server/cashier visibly made the same negative body language gesture again with disdain visible look. There is no reverence for customer service, but blatant insolent wayward behavior! Unfortunately, this male server/cashier appeared the sole worker on duty. Can this male server smile or nod to acknowledge customers' order request vs. "I wash my hands of you" vile negative body language? When requesting a printed sales receipt, it can only be either emailed or sent via text. Apparently, The Good Batch uses Square Register, a point-of-sale (POS) cashier register system as their paperless cash register, thus, no printed sales receipt will be printed but can only be either texted or emailed. I highly prefer Counterpoint as a functional and effective POS cash register for all retail brick and mortar businesses. The exterior appears to be a local, small quiet independent bakery business with a bakery glass display case loaded with various baked goodies accompanied with coffee. I entered with tempered expectations which was reduced to inhumane of near emptiness. This bakery offers British scones, but I have a strong predilection for American biscuits (either buttermilk or non buttermilk). There are ice cream sandwiches available. No comment for any as I did not purchase. Nota Bene: "Return Policy: All sales are final." Price is extortionate exceedingly high for mediocre baked pastries. Business cards are available for grabs which also appears much difficulties for this same male server. I refused to include this business card to my collection box. Backed by Giacomo C. and Michelle W.'s negative reviews, I agree 100% The Good Batch does not entice my interest for a return visit. The Good Batch, a bakery business is accessible via MTA NYC Transit C local train at Clinton-Washington Street subway station in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn followed by a reasonable walk. Chocolate chip cookie $4.00 It was hard and very bland. It was not sweet nor semi-sweet in any form. It was not worth the trek to Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the negative body language for insolent wayward behavior, followed by the acquiesce email receipt request and the extortionate exceedingly high price. I exited dispirited with utter despondence. Bye, Felicia!
I accidentally came across The Good Batch and wanted to try their cookies. I'm a big Culture Espresso chocolate chip cookie fan, so I went in with tempered expectations, however, The Good Batch really surprised me specially on both its unique and traditional cookie flavors. The sleeper cookies I did not expect to love: Confetti - they nailed the simplicity but the cookie still has a full flavor profile. Toast jam -- the jam was a bit too spicy for me, but even still I couldn't stop eating it with its unusual salty/savory cookie base. So unexpected and I was surprised I enjoy it so much! The staff are wonderful, the shop is adorable. Support this local gem!!
The maple pecan scone for November 2025 is so damn good. They continue to make the best chai lattes (hot or iced) on this side of town. This is not up for debate! Service is always friendly but there can be a little wait from time to time.
Just had an absolute gem of an ice cream sandwich from The Good Batch Bakery and I'm still thinking about it... The OAT VANILLA FUDGE is on another level -- two soft and chewy oat chocolate chunk cookies, sandwiching a rich scoop of vanilla ice cream, with a gooey fudge drizzle right in the middle, and just the right touch of sea salt to make everything pop. It's sweet, salty, creamy, and a little messy in the best way possible. Pure dessert perfection. Brooklyn, you've got a real winner here. #TheGoodBatch #IceCreamSandwichGoals #BrooklynEats #DessertHeaven #FoodieInTheBigApple2025
Flavorful cookies in Brooklyn with a variety of options for all tastes Food: On a recent week night 15 minutes before closing, we snagged half dozen cookies and two ice cream cookie sandwiches. The ice sandwiches were really great the confetti cookie with sprinkles in the ice cream was devoured before it was done. It was just so flavorful. The peanut butter fully loaded ice cream sandwich really hit the spot too. Later the next day, we enjoyed our half a dozen cookies at home. There are so many flavors, confetti cookie, Virginian wedding cookie, toast and jam cookie, chocolate lava cake cookie, chocolates chip cookie, biggie buttercrunch cookie, Service: With a smile behind her mask, our server got us all of the cookies and we were out the door quickly. The store was open and bright. It is big location with tables and chairs giving it a friendly ambiance. Overall: I love this place and wish that I lived closer but will definitely get an ice cream sandwich the next time that I am nearby.
We haven't been to this location in person, but we did get the ice cream sandwiches at Prospect Park Smorgasbord. These ice cream sandwiches don't mess around. They are probably the best I've ever had! The ice cream is creamy and rich but the cookie still has integrity and is also flavorful! Great combo! Can't wait to try more!
The first time I tried the good batch it was at Smorgasburg probably over 5 years ago. Ever since then it's been a tradition of mine to have one of their ice cream Sammie's anytime I'm at the event. However, their brick and mortar offers items you can't get at their stall. This past weekend I had to stop in for their mango coconut sticky rice inspired ice cream sandwich. It was perfection! Chewy rice crispy treat cookies with black sesame (why aren't more ice cream sandwiches made with rice crispy treats?) a bright silky mango curd and a condensed milk ice cream that had a luxurious mouth feel. It was just what I wanted. The ambiance is very simple and clean. It showcases their cookies and the freezer holds their premade ice cream sandwiches. Pro tip: do not skip out on their counter top cake. The flavor is rotated often. It's always beautiful and really super delicious. I've been contemplating a cake from good batch for my birthday. The service is always very polite and friendly. 10/10 would recommend to any friend.
At the Smorgasburg food festival in Prospect Park, I stumbled upon the Good Batch. Crafted with precision and passion, this ice cream sandwich redefined the essence of indulgence. The aroma of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies mingled with the irresistible allure of creamy vanilla ice cream, teasing my taste buds and igniting a sense of anticipation. The symphony of textures and flavors danced harmoniously on my palate with each decadent bite. The cookies, firm yet yielding, provided the perfect canvas for the velvety smoothness of the vanilla ice cream. Every mouthful was an exquisite balance of sweetness and richness, a testament to the artistry of its creators. What truly set this ice cream sandwich apart was its impeccable execution. The cookies, with their golden-brown exteriors and soft, chewy centers, exuded warmth and homeliness. Meanwhile, the vanilla ice cream, with its luscious creaminess and subtle hints of sweetness, enveloped the senses in pure delight. The stall was cute and the workers were very helpful! There is a menu besides the stall and it offers 3 ice cream sandwich options. They are $8 each.
don't get what the hype is about, sadly. the cookie was kind of dry/bland, the ice cream was creamy but nothing spectacular. def prefer a fresh baked cookie for an ice cream sandwich. was surprised these were pre packaged... service was nice though
Stopped in on a Sunday and the line was pretty short. Grabbed a bunch of treats to go: + Oatmeal chocolate chunk cookie - this was bad, skip + Buttercrunch cookie - good + Strawberry vanilla cake slice - amazing, 5 stars for that alone While the cookies were only so-so, the friendly service and incredible cake slice have convinced me they deserve a perfect rating. I will be back!!
Sometimes I just want a scone... and the Good Batch is the best fresh scone I've found in Brooklyn! The baklava scone is not too sweet, but I think a maple walnut description would be more accurate. While I would expect notes of honey and pistachio in a baklava-themed scone, the layers were still flaky and delicious. My friend got the everything scone and she said it was fantastic! The lemon poppyseed scone also looked yum. I believe the flavors are rotated in and out--would love to go back and try more! The seating area is clean, music is indie acoustic (when I've gone at least!), and it's a lovely spot for a weekend morning. No bathroom is the only con
I'm a sucker for sprinkles and that's what initially got me to walk into Good Batch! I love all the cookie options and they had a specialized Peach Cobbler flavor that they did in collaboration with another chef. Although I didn't try that one, I purchased the Confetti cookie, chocolate chip and the oatmeal chocolate. I was a big fan of the confetti and chocolate chip. The cookies are not hard or soft. They are right in the middle for people who are serious about cookie textures. I appreciate that the cookies are not super sweet which is hard to do with a confetti cookie. I'll definitely be back and they have a great deal of buying 5 cookies and getting 1 free. The cookies range from $3-$5/$6 dollars. There is seating inside and it's pretty quiet if you want to get some work done in there. They also have ice cream sandwich cookies which I have to go back to try because I love ice cream.
If you're craving a cookie in this area, look no further. I've had the pleasure of popping in for a sweet treat on a few different occasions and have been very pleased each time. I've also tried their scone, which was very yummy. Quick, friendly counter service. Interior has a few spots to dine in or grab a coffee and chill. 5/5
16 days ago
Cute place, sweet treats, nice employee, decent area to sit. Feel like the cookies are a touch too sweet n gooey for me personally, but I can see them being a crowd pleaser. Coffee was pretty good. Service quite attentive. I like it! read more
1 year ago
I had a great experience at The Good Batch while I was staying in Brooklyn during a recent trip to New York. I came in around 10am and ordered a cappuccino and a cheese & chive savory scone. The cappuccino was light, flavorful, and had a fluffy foam top. The scone was pretty nice, too. You could taste the cheddar and chives prominently and it was structurally sound, not crumbling to pieces upon biting it. The shop is small but has a handful of seats, and I was comfortable working on my laptop there for about an hour. The atmosphere is light, friendly, and easygoing. Nice baristas who are genuinely happy and eager to chat and share favorites. Before I left I ordered a cold brew to take with me on my long walk to Chinatown. I'm glad I did. It had a good body and was smooth and flavorful. It was the perfect item to carry along to Manhattan on a sunny day. read more
"I wash my hands of you." - Matthew 27:24 The male server/cashier visibly made this negative body language gesture projected against me to absolve oneself of involvement in a matter! I was blatantly dismissed after my order intake, payment, followed by receipt request with a rude scowl apathetic look. Why project an insolent attitude towards customers? Possibly ergophobia or social anxiety disorder to be surrounded by people? I exist. I matter. I am human. I am one life in the smallest measurement. "I exist as I am, that is enough." -- Walt Whitman By the power of observation, the next customer who went through the linear process of intake ordering, payment and waiting this same male server/cashier visibly made the same negative body language gesture again with disdain visible look. There is no reverence for customer service, but blatant insolent wayward behavior! Unfortunately, this male server/cashier appeared the sole worker on duty. Can this male server smile or nod to acknowledge customers' order request vs. "I wash my hands of you" vile negative body language? When requesting a printed sales receipt, it can only be either emailed or sent via text. Apparently, The Good Batch uses Square Register, a point-of-sale (POS) cashier register system as their paperless cash register, thus, no printed sales receipt will be printed but can only be either texted or emailed. I highly prefer Counterpoint as a functional and effective POS cash register for all retail brick and mortar businesses. The exterior appears to be a local, small quiet independent bakery business with a bakery glass display case loaded with various baked goodies accompanied with coffee. I entered with tempered expectations which was reduced to inhumane of near emptiness. This bakery offers British scones, but I have a strong predilection for American biscuits (either buttermilk or non buttermilk). There are ice cream sandwiches available. No comment for any as I did not purchase. Nota Bene: "Return Policy: All sales are final." Price is extortionate exceedingly high for mediocre baked pastries. Business cards are available for grabs which also appears much difficulties for this same male server. I refused to include this business card to my collection box. Backed by Giacomo C. and Michelle W.'s negative reviews, I agree 100% The Good Batch does not entice my interest for a return visit. The Good Batch, a bakery business is accessible via MTA NYC Transit C local train at Clinton-Washington Street subway station in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn followed by a reasonable walk. Chocolate chip cookie $4.00 It was hard and very bland. It was not sweet nor semi-sweet in any form. It was not worth the trek to Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, the negative body language for insolent wayward behavior, followed by the acquiesce email receipt request and the extortionate exceedingly high price. I exited dispirited with utter despondence. Bye, Felicia! read more
I accidentally came across The Good Batch and wanted to try their cookies. I'm a big Culture Espresso chocolate chip cookie fan, so I went in with tempered expectations, however, The Good Batch really surprised me specially on both its unique and traditional cookie flavors. The sleeper cookies I did not expect to love: Confetti - they nailed the simplicity but the cookie still has a full flavor profile. Toast jam -- the jam was a bit too spicy for me, but even still I couldn't stop eating it with its unusual salty/savory cookie base. So unexpected and I was surprised I enjoy it so much! The staff are wonderful, the shop is adorable. Support this local gem!! read more
The maple pecan scone for November 2025 is so damn good. They continue to make the best chai lattes (hot or iced) on this side of town. This is not up for debate! Service is always friendly but there can be a little wait from time to time. read more
Just had an absolute gem of an ice cream sandwich from The Good Batch Bakery and I'm still thinking about it... The OAT VANILLA FUDGE is on another level -- two soft and chewy oat chocolate chunk cookies, sandwiching a rich scoop of vanilla ice cream, with a gooey fudge drizzle right in the middle, and just the right touch of sea salt to make everything pop. It's sweet, salty, creamy, and a little messy in the best way possible. Pure dessert perfection. Brooklyn, you've got a real winner here. #TheGoodBatch #IceCreamSandwichGoals #BrooklynEats #DessertHeaven #FoodieInTheBigApple2025 read more
Flavorful cookies in Brooklyn with a variety of options for all tastes Food: On a recent week night 15 minutes before closing, we snagged half dozen cookies and two ice cream cookie sandwiches. The ice sandwiches were really great the confetti cookie with sprinkles in the ice cream was devoured before it was done. It was just so flavorful. The peanut butter fully loaded ice cream sandwich really hit the spot too. Later the next day, we enjoyed our half a dozen cookies at home. There are so many flavors, confetti cookie, Virginian wedding cookie, toast and jam cookie, chocolate lava cake cookie, chocolates chip cookie, biggie buttercrunch cookie, Service: With a smile behind her mask, our server got us all of the cookies and we were out the door quickly. The store was open and bright. It is big location with tables and chairs giving it a friendly ambiance. Overall: I love this place and wish that I lived closer but will definitely get an ice cream sandwich the next time that I am nearby. read more
We haven't been to this location in person, but we did get the ice cream sandwiches at Prospect Park Smorgasbord. These ice cream sandwiches don't mess around. They are probably the best I've ever had! The ice cream is creamy and rich but the cookie still has integrity and is also flavorful! Great combo! Can't wait to try more! read more
The first time I tried the good batch it was at Smorgasburg probably over 5 years ago. Ever since then it's been a tradition of mine to have one of their ice cream Sammie's anytime I'm at the event. However, their brick and mortar offers items you can't get at their stall. This past weekend I had to stop in for their mango coconut sticky rice inspired ice cream sandwich. It was perfection! Chewy rice crispy treat cookies with black sesame (why aren't more ice cream sandwiches made with rice crispy treats?) a bright silky mango curd and a condensed milk ice cream that had a luxurious mouth feel. It was just what I wanted. The ambiance is very simple and clean. It showcases their cookies and the freezer holds their premade ice cream sandwiches. Pro tip: do not skip out on their counter top cake. The flavor is rotated often. It's always beautiful and really super delicious. I've been contemplating a cake from good batch for my birthday. The service is always very polite and friendly. 10/10 would recommend to any friend. read more
At the Smorgasburg food festival in Prospect Park, I stumbled upon the Good Batch. Crafted with precision and passion, this ice cream sandwich redefined the essence of indulgence. The aroma of freshly baked chocolate chip cookies mingled with the irresistible allure of creamy vanilla ice cream, teasing my taste buds and igniting a sense of anticipation. The symphony of textures and flavors danced harmoniously on my palate with each decadent bite. The cookies, firm yet yielding, provided the perfect canvas for the velvety smoothness of the vanilla ice cream. Every mouthful was an exquisite balance of sweetness and richness, a testament to the artistry of its creators. What truly set this ice cream sandwich apart was its impeccable execution. The cookies, with their golden-brown exteriors and soft, chewy centers, exuded warmth and homeliness. Meanwhile, the vanilla ice cream, with its luscious creaminess and subtle hints of sweetness, enveloped the senses in pure delight. The stall was cute and the workers were very helpful! There is a menu besides the stall and it offers 3 ice cream sandwich options. They are $8 each. read more
don't get what the hype is about, sadly. the cookie was kind of dry/bland, the ice cream was creamy but nothing spectacular. def prefer a fresh baked cookie for an ice cream sandwich. was surprised these were pre packaged... service was nice though read more
Stopped in on a Sunday and the line was pretty short. Grabbed a bunch of treats to go: + Oatmeal chocolate chunk cookie - this was bad, skip + Buttercrunch cookie - good + Strawberry vanilla cake slice - amazing, 5 stars for that alone While the cookies were only so-so, the friendly service and incredible cake slice have convinced me they deserve a perfect rating. I will be back!! read more
2 years ago
Sometimes I just want a scone... and the Good Batch is the best fresh scone I've found in Brooklyn! The baklava scone is not too sweet, but I think a maple walnut description would be more accurate. While I would expect notes of honey and pistachio in a baklava-themed scone, the layers were still flaky and delicious. My friend got the everything scone and she said it was fantastic! The lemon poppyseed scone also looked yum. I believe the flavors are rotated in and out--would love to go back and try more! The seating area is clean, music is indie acoustic (when I've gone at least!), and it's a lovely spot for a weekend morning. No bathroom is the only con read more
I'm a sucker for sprinkles and that's what initially got me to walk into Good Batch! I love all the cookie options and they had a specialized Peach Cobbler flavor that they did in collaboration with another chef. Although I didn't try that one, I purchased the Confetti cookie, chocolate chip and the oatmeal chocolate. I was a big fan of the confetti and chocolate chip. The cookies are not hard or soft. They are right in the middle for people who are serious about cookie textures. I appreciate that the cookies are not super sweet which is hard to do with a confetti cookie. I'll definitely be back and they have a great deal of buying 5 cookies and getting 1 free. The cookies range from $3-$5/$6 dollars. There is seating inside and it's pretty quiet if you want to get some work done in there. They also have ice cream sandwich cookies which I have to go back to try because I love ice cream. read more
1 year ago
If you're craving a cookie in this area, look no further. I've had the pleasure of popping in for a sweet treat on a few different occasions and have been very pleased each time. I've also tried their scone, which was very yummy. Quick, friendly counter service. Interior has a few spots to dine in or grab a coffee and chill. 5/5 read more
Decent, large cookies. Not overly sweet. Fun varieties. Found the flavors to be light on some & heavy-handed on others. The peanut butter could have had more peanuty goodness, while the Spiced Thumbprint (we initially thought it was going to be a Raspberry Shortbread) was overly Spiced, while the shortbread part of the cookie was mild. Very off-balanced and inedible because it was overly-cayenned without other flavors popping through. And we're "heat" people. Really enjoyed the Sprinkle Cookie until the middle was undercooked. Yes, we eat raw dough from time-to-time but this wasn't the time for it. The Cupcakes are small, not the minis but not the standard size. They're perfect for a quick bite. Not overly sweet but again, the flavors were mild, including the frosting toppings. Nothing really stands OUT. Because they have to keep them refrigerated, flavors can be muted but still, as they became room temperature, still fell flat. They have Ice Cream Cookies too but we were traveling and they would have melted. The box these treats come in are fun and festive. Reminded me of Sesame Street for some reason. Overall, they make a great gift for parties, hostess gift or office treats. They traveled well, too, including the cupcakes. read more
Small in size for the price but totally worth it for these perfectly delicious cookies. I shouldn't be eating them anyways because of my diet but I couldn't just get a latte. That feels illegal somehow. I'm in a bakery! My favorite was the chai cookie, omg. Crispy edge, chewy center, gently spiced and not overly sweet. One of the best cookies I've ever eaten. I also got a confetti cake ice cream cookie that was good but not as life changing as the chai cookie, so I'm not counting it towards my calories for the day.... aht ! Say nothing ! To further explain, it was all good until I began tasting this unexpected lemon flavor. After surgically taking the ice cream sandwich apart, I find out, the cookie also filled with lemon flavored frosting and not just vanilla ice cream. Not going to lie, that ruined the experience for me. I love vanilla because the flavor is "clean" and subtle. Not exactly what I think, when I think of lemons. Otherwise, I really enjoyed the thin crunchy cookie. read more
2 years ago
Incredible bakery!! Rich, delicious cookies with incentive and fun flavors. The whipped cream is truly unbelievable. Big fan. read more
The good batch will ALWAYS hold a special place in my heart. I use to be a dental hygienist right across the street for about 10 years . At least 3 times a week I was there lol. I went in yesterday to visit the owner (she's a doll) and of course get some cookies. Upon arrival as usual, it smelled of the different kinds of cookie goodness. It's a small place, with seating inside but huge in hospitality , great customer service and the most yummy cookies you'll find in Brooklyn. It gets packed but the lines move very fast. They have my go to special where you buy 5 cookies get 1 free. I got 4 confetti cookies and 2 butter crunch cookies. The cookies are HUGE in size and so moist and tasty. I have to stop myself from over doing it as they taste so good lol. There are numerous cookies to choose from. They also serve ice cream sandwiches which are to die for and coffee. If your vegan this is definitely a place you will enjoy as they serve vegan cookies as well. If ever your in Brooklyn stop by and try the infamous GOOD BATCH BAKERY you won't be disappointed. read more
This is my go-to spot during lunch. I had a rose latte (limited special) and it was incredible! I also enjoy the pumpkin bread when I come here. It's vegan and delicious! This little bakery is great for sweet treats and good coffee. Small tables to boot and there's often one or two available. Worth stopping in! Enjoy! read more
I've had their ice cream sando before the got the brick and mortar and my friend had not so of course on a hot day, We decided it was time to have a treat. The shop is small but accomodating, and the staff was friendly. The music was a diverse, club worthy, and appropriate for the everyone seated (playing softly on the background). I went with the hazelnut one on the brownie crisp/cookie and Ebz had the Oatmeal cookie one. Mine was Absolutely delicious. She said hers was, too. It was worth all the distress of dairy. See you guys again soon! read more
2 years ago
Visiting Brooklyn for the month and I've already been to this spot 4 times. Perfect place to satisfy my craving baked goods. Great service snd great decor. I have already recommended to several friends. read more
Tasty cookies and tasty ice cream do make a tasty ice cream sandwich! We ended up getting a half dozen of the ice cream cookie sandwiches and it was not a bad decision. I think my favorite was the Rice Krispie sandwich. Although they were tasty, I did find them a bit pricey for what they are. read more
Have been here a few times, their iced drinks are good. Had the iced hibiscus tea, which was perfect on a hot day. Recently visited the creamery which is technically across the street and their sundae was bomb. I had confetti cookies instead of chocolate chip bc they were out but it turned out better. Outdoor tables and seats available at both locations read more
2 years ago
Came here in a rainy Sunday afternoon after brunch with some friends. They have a pretty good cookie and treat selection including slices of cakes, gooey bars, and I cream sandwiches between two cookies yum! You can even get a bag of bake at home cookies. Their prices are pretty reasonable and the person behind the counter was very helpful. I'd definitely suggest checking it out! read more
This bakery is such a cute place to grab a sweet treat (or quirky knick knacks and gifts!) and the service was so friendly! I was a big fan of their ginger molasses cookie ($2 each) - even though I usually like cookies that are a bit crispier on the outside and super chewy on the inside, the cookie was soft all around but still very flavorful and delicious! I also loved the sugar crystals on the outside and would definitely be down to try some of their other cookie flavors, like the brown butter salty one. They also had some seasonal options too, like a gingerbread bundt cake and a peppermint chocolate mini cake. read more
5 years ago
To be honest...I expected the cookie to be softer. Mainly because the ice cream sandwich cookies I've had from various places have had a softer exterior. Nonetheless, it was alright. BUT! The gooey everything bar was BOMB! So delicious, I highly recommend! read more
2 years ago
5 years ago
A good cookie centric bakery! Definitely more creative on the flavor side featuring cookies like ginger molasses and brown butter salty shortbread. Theres also ice cream sandwiches and coffee available. You can tell the cookies are made with care. I loved the shortbread so much, wished it was bigger! read more
5 years ago
I pass by this place for years and never tried it until now. They a great selection of cookies and coffee. read more
6 years ago
Summer came and went. Sadly, no @smorgasburg One of my favorites was, hands down, The Good Batches ice cream sandwiches. This Carmel Crisp Ice Cream Sandwich is what dreams are made of. Delicious, creamy vanilla ice cream sandwiched between to chewy caramel crisp!! The fruity pebble one was my go-to when available. Most recently, they've opened up a Creamery across the street from their Fulton St. location. Will need to get back ASAP! PS: Their ice cream sandwiches are in your local markets!! read more
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