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I remember when this place opened when I was still in highschool and its just as great as I remember. In fact, it got onto the Michelin list a couple years ago, and for good reason. The restaurant is giving cozy comforts diner with abut 20 people worth of seating. Join the waitlist as soon as you can because you can wait up to 2 hours for a table on a Sunday morning. After we got seated and our waiter came over and he wasn't giving the most welcoming energy, he seemed a little stand off ish which was weird but we assumed that's just how he was lol. Other than that that the service was good. We started with the biscuits. You have an option to have it with gravy or jam. We got jam and it came with a clotted cream like spread and a cinnamon apple tasting jam. The biscuits were nice and fluffy. We got an ice coffee too and it was really good. I always come for the party melt. It comes with their house salad and a scoop of their sweet potato salad. The whole plate was fantastic. We also for their turkey dinner and this was so delicious but we were so full we only had a couple bites and took the rest home. It was just as delicious as reheated leftovers.
The food was good. Fresh ingredients, nicely prepared, and you can tell there's thought behind each dish. The service fit the vibe: warm, cozy, and laid-back. We ordered: * White Lily Farms salad * Etta's breakfast * Summer toast with pickled zucchini * Steak n' Eggs Def the kinda spot that feels easy to settle into for a slow morning (if you can get a table). That said, it wasn't quite enough for me to come back and wait through a long list again. Still a solid all-day breakfast spot if you're in the area and don't mind taking your time. Highly recommended to join the waitlist the moment they open lol.
First time visiting White Lily Diner and the food was amazing. We sat at the bar and the entire staff was very friendly. Super cozy and perfect for a cute Sunday brunch date or hang.
Your girl was hungry and curious to try this breakfast restaurant since I heard a lot of hype. If you're sitting alone they most likely will seat you at bar. And only about 6 tables, so there will be waitlist for sure on weekends and weekdays. The menu was simple but at the same time they had their own flavour and uniqueness. I got the meatloaf dinner. The combination of meatloaf sauce, grits, gravy, mushrooms and spicy sauce was delicious. First time trying meat loaf as well, very interesting. Service was good and the restaurant is really old school vibes it's cute!
Honestly some of the best pancakes I've ever had. So fluffy but also has a nice crisp on the outside. Could tell they used high quality ingredients too. It was like an elevated diner. Toronto food is epic!!
This Michelin recommended restaurant serves classic diner fare. I ordered the White Lily Standard which comes with eggs, bacon, toast and hash browns, and the White Lily Farms salad. The owners have their own farm, so the eggs come from there and taste fresh. Food was very flavourful. They don't take reservations, there is only an online waitlist. We arrived during the week, so were served quickly. It's a small restaurant, and there are seats for about 20 people.
Heard great things about White Lily Diner, but it didn't live up to the hype for me. The wait for a table was long, and the food took quite a while to come out. We ordered the steak and eggs and the meatloaf with grits both looked nice but lacked flavour and felt heavy. Overall, good service but pretty mediocre experience for the wait and food.
the ambiance is cute and casual. I went on a Thursday evening and I didn't have to wait, it wasn't busy at all! the menu is very specialized in sandwiches, but they are mostly very simple offerings. its like comfort food, but you can tell they are thoughtful with their preparation. I appreciate this quality that they work to maintain! I had the reuben and don't have a very strong opinion. I have had better, but it wasn't bad. I think I'd have liked the meat to be juicier, to be able to taste the swiss cheese more, and could use a bit of extra sauce. the salad was good and fresh. service was quick, friendly, and attentive. they leave you with a bottle of water at the table, so you can refill your glass whenever needed. overall for the price ($28 with tax and tip) I don't think this was worth it for me so wouldn't go out of my way to come back. it feels overhyped.
Had a fantastic breakfast here while on our trip to Toronto! My boyfriend and I joined the waitlist waitlist at 9:28 AM on a Friday (you can join remotely), and were seated at 10:09 AM. The coffee was meh, but you get free refills - and you're really here for the food, which is amazing! Sour cream cruller was perfect, and I loved the southern breakfast. The fermented cabbage really brought it home for me.
Been to White Lily Diner many times and still remains one of my favourite spots! Came here for dinner recently with a group of 6 friends - we took up 2 booths and the restaurant was kind to hold 2 booths for us when I called in. They have a waitlist as well which can get very busy for lunch, but dinner tends to be pretty empty and the menu stays the same. We all got the OG patty melt and scones (one with gravy and one with jam/butter), and a peach crueller donut. 10/10 on the OG patty melt - and scones with butter/jam were delicious! Loved the whipped butter and fresh jam. Gravy wasn't my favourite with the scones but I think it would taste delicious with chicken or something heartier. Definitely make the stop here if you're ever in Leslieville!
Went for a brunch on a weekday and was amazed with the restaurant's specialties. The mouth was filled with flavoured food. Service was attentive. Had a wait time of 30 minutes was totally worth it. The atmosphere was morning breakfast diner type-ish. Will come back for more.
We found this place to be pretty mediocre. We joined the wait list for about 45 minutes and were able to get a table. We ordered a donut, the southern breakfast, and the pancakes. The biscuit was great, but everything else was fine. We had higher expectations and left feeling let down.
White Lily Diner is one of those places that quietly earns its cult following. This cozy east-end spot serves up comfort food with a Southern twist, all made with a clear focus on quality, local ingredients. I've been a few times now and have worked my way through a good chunk of the menu, but on my most recent visit, I went full-on dinner mode with the meatloaf plate: tender meatloaf with rich gravy, creamy grits, griddled mushrooms, sweet pickles, and a fluffy buttermilk biscuit. I added a sunny egg on top because it was brunch and I felt it was right. The portion was generous and everything tasted homemade in the best way. I couldn't even finish it all, which says something. I had my eye on the key lime pie, but my stomach waved the white flag. Next time. The vibe here is classic diner but elevated, very clean, welcoming, and unpretentious. Service is friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Coffee is drip only, but it's good and keeps coming. No lattes here, but that's part of the charm. Now, a heads-up: the wait is real. You'll need to put your name on the list and plan to wait. They'll text you when your table is ready, which is helpful if you want to wander. Expect to wait at least an hour. I've been there before and heard them say the wait was four-hours! That said, the food and experience are worth the wait. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and you can taste the care in every dish. If you're craving a hearty Southern-style breakfast or comforting dinner in the city, this place delivers. This is one of my top 5 breakfast joints in Toronto.
Genuinely one of the most unique and delicious brunch experiences I've ever had. I ordered the Southern breakfast, sweet potato salad, vanilla mascarpone donut and coffee. The flavours and textures in the Southern Breakfast and sweet potato salad weren't typical of what you usually find in a Toronto brunch. The best part was the homemade biscuit and gravy included in the meal. The donut was light with a fluffy mascarpone filling and the coffee was very tasty for brewed coffee. The diner itself is really cute, with nice small booths and some high-top seating. The washrooms are on ground level with the dining area and are exceptionally clean and well lit. I suggest visiting on a weekday and adding yourself to the online waitlist rather than just showing up. I'm aware that this place can be very difficult to get into on the weekends. The service was great and friendly, and I would be happy to return. read more
We had White Lily on our list for a while and were happy to finally try them. They open at 9am everyday and the online waitlist starts at 9:15am on their website. You can enter your name and party size and you'll be informed how many people are in front of you in the lineup; that way, you can plan your approximate arrival time. You can check the status of the lineup with the link texted to you. Once your table's ready, you'll receive a text message with 10 minutes grace per. There are 7 booths and 5 bar chairs available for dine-in. The menu feels different from a typical diner and offers great variety of comfort food and drinks. We ordered "Sweet Potato Salad", "Southern Breakfast", and "Hot Turkey". The Southern Breakfast was a filling plate with eggs, bacon, grits, gravy, fermented greens and their famous buttermilk biscuit, while the Hot Turkey was a really interesting combination of stuffing French toast, smoked turkey, gravy, cranberry chutney and maple butter. The Sweet Potato Salad was a nice side to balance out the heavier dishes, and everything had that homemade comfort-food feel. The staff are friendly and helpful and there's Green P parking available on Queen East. read more
Not sure if we just ordered the wrong thing or if their mains are bad. We ordered the Hashbrowns, the Buttermilk Biscuits, and the Hot Turkey. The Hashbrowns were actually very good! Really crispy and delicious, they were definitely prepared well and hit the spot. I couldn't have asked for better hashbrowns. The buttermilk biscuits were also really fluffy and tasted good. No complaints here. The Hot Turkey French Toast however... I think they should remove this off the menu. We ordered it because it sounded interesting and we like to think of ourselves as adventurous foodies, but oh wow this was bad! We ate 2 bites each and couldn't eat more. Its just really dense and fatty and the gravy is way too overpowering and the flavors just don't go together. We were starving and hadn't eaten all day and couldn't get ourselves to eat more than 2 bites because we were frankly disgusted. It tasted really bad. DO NOT ORDER THIS. We came for a 2pm lunch on a Tuesday, and they told us the wait would be around 15-20mins which we said was fine. However, we ended up waiting 40mins, and we suspect that they let other people in front of us (told there were 2 parties of 2 in front of us but let in 3 parties). It gave diner vibes but was definitely more cramped. Was busier than I expected on a random Tuesday at 2pm. Low rating is for the awful main and the longer-than-promised wait time. But I do have to give them credit for the tasty apps. We might've just ordered the wrong thing on the menu but we're not coming back to find out, especially if the wait will always be this long. read more
I remember when this place opened when I was still in highschool and its just as great as I remember. In fact, it got onto the Michelin list a couple years ago, and for good reason. The restaurant is giving cozy comforts diner with abut 20 people worth of seating. Join the waitlist as soon as you can because you can wait up to 2 hours for a table on a Sunday morning. After we got seated and our waiter came over and he wasn't giving the most welcoming energy, he seemed a little stand off ish which was weird but we assumed that's just how he was lol. Other than that that the service was good. We started with the biscuits. You have an option to have it with gravy or jam. We got jam and it came with a clotted cream like spread and a cinnamon apple tasting jam. The biscuits were nice and fluffy. We got an ice coffee too and it was really good. I always come for the party melt. It comes with their house salad and a scoop of their sweet potato salad. The whole plate was fantastic. We also for their turkey dinner and this was so delicious but we were so full we only had a couple bites and took the rest home. It was just as delicious as reheated leftovers. read more
2 months ago
The food was good. Fresh ingredients, nicely prepared, and you can tell there's thought behind each dish. The service fit the vibe: warm, cozy, and laid-back. We ordered: * White Lily Farms salad * Etta's breakfast * Summer toast with pickled zucchini * Steak n' Eggs Def the kinda spot that feels easy to settle into for a slow morning (if you can get a table). That said, it wasn't quite enough for me to come back and wait through a long list again. Still a solid all-day breakfast spot if you're in the area and don't mind taking your time. Highly recommended to join the waitlist the moment they open lol. read more
1 year ago
Your girl was hungry and curious to try this breakfast restaurant since I heard a lot of hype. If you're sitting alone they most likely will seat you at bar. And only about 6 tables, so there will be waitlist for sure on weekends and weekdays. The menu was simple but at the same time they had their own flavour and uniqueness. I got the meatloaf dinner. The combination of meatloaf sauce, grits, gravy, mushrooms and spicy sauce was delicious. First time trying meat loaf as well, very interesting. Service was good and the restaurant is really old school vibes it's cute! read more
This Michelin recommended restaurant serves classic diner fare. I ordered the White Lily Standard which comes with eggs, bacon, toast and hash browns, and the White Lily Farms salad. The owners have their own farm, so the eggs come from there and taste fresh. Food was very flavourful. They don't take reservations, there is only an online waitlist. We arrived during the week, so were served quickly. It's a small restaurant, and there are seats for about 20 people. read more
Heard great things about White Lily Diner, but it didn't live up to the hype for me. The wait for a table was long, and the food took quite a while to come out. We ordered the steak and eggs and the meatloaf with grits both looked nice but lacked flavour and felt heavy. Overall, good service but pretty mediocre experience for the wait and food. read more
the ambiance is cute and casual. I went on a Thursday evening and I didn't have to wait, it wasn't busy at all! the menu is very specialized in sandwiches, but they are mostly very simple offerings. its like comfort food, but you can tell they are thoughtful with their preparation. I appreciate this quality that they work to maintain! I had the reuben and don't have a very strong opinion. I have had better, but it wasn't bad. I think I'd have liked the meat to be juicier, to be able to taste the swiss cheese more, and could use a bit of extra sauce. the salad was good and fresh. service was quick, friendly, and attentive. they leave you with a bottle of water at the table, so you can refill your glass whenever needed. overall for the price ($28 with tax and tip) I don't think this was worth it for me so wouldn't go out of my way to come back. it feels overhyped. read more
Had a fantastic breakfast here while on our trip to Toronto! My boyfriend and I joined the waitlist waitlist at 9:28 AM on a Friday (you can join remotely), and were seated at 10:09 AM. The coffee was meh, but you get free refills - and you're really here for the food, which is amazing! Sour cream cruller was perfect, and I loved the southern breakfast. The fermented cabbage really brought it home for me. read more
Been to White Lily Diner many times and still remains one of my favourite spots! Came here for dinner recently with a group of 6 friends - we took up 2 booths and the restaurant was kind to hold 2 booths for us when I called in. They have a waitlist as well which can get very busy for lunch, but dinner tends to be pretty empty and the menu stays the same. We all got the OG patty melt and scones (one with gravy and one with jam/butter), and a peach crueller donut. 10/10 on the OG patty melt - and scones with butter/jam were delicious! Loved the whipped butter and fresh jam. Gravy wasn't my favourite with the scones but I think it would taste delicious with chicken or something heartier. Definitely make the stop here if you're ever in Leslieville! read more
2 years ago
Went for a brunch on a weekday and was amazed with the restaurant's specialties. The mouth was filled with flavoured food. Service was attentive. Had a wait time of 30 minutes was totally worth it. The atmosphere was morning breakfast diner type-ish. Will come back for more. read more
3 months ago
6 months ago
We found this place to be pretty mediocre. We joined the wait list for about 45 minutes and were able to get a table. We ordered a donut, the southern breakfast, and the pancakes. The biscuit was great, but everything else was fine. We had higher expectations and left feeling let down. read more
1 year ago
White Lily Diner is one of those places that quietly earns its cult following. This cozy east-end spot serves up comfort food with a Southern twist, all made with a clear focus on quality, local ingredients. I've been a few times now and have worked my way through a good chunk of the menu, but on my most recent visit, I went full-on dinner mode with the meatloaf plate: tender meatloaf with rich gravy, creamy grits, griddled mushrooms, sweet pickles, and a fluffy buttermilk biscuit. I added a sunny egg on top because it was brunch and I felt it was right. The portion was generous and everything tasted homemade in the best way. I couldn't even finish it all, which says something. I had my eye on the key lime pie, but my stomach waved the white flag. Next time. The vibe here is classic diner but elevated, very clean, welcoming, and unpretentious. Service is friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Coffee is drip only, but it's good and keeps coming. No lattes here, but that's part of the charm. Now, a heads-up: the wait is real. You'll need to put your name on the list and plan to wait. They'll text you when your table is ready, which is helpful if you want to wander. Expect to wait at least an hour. I've been there before and heard them say the wait was four-hours! That said, the food and experience are worth the wait. Prices are reasonable for the quality, and you can taste the care in every dish. If you're craving a hearty Southern-style breakfast or comforting dinner in the city, this place delivers. This is one of my top 5 breakfast joints in Toronto. read more
Sunday brunch online waitlist was brutal but we made it! Sold out of the lemon poppy seed donut. We opted PBJ, the oil was a bit too heavily scented for us. Yup just a tad oily in taste. Some people tell me donut is too tanked in the city. Not for me, Ive been a dan of Machino, Dipped, never a fan of Gloryhole Special - Vegetable soup with dumpling was incredible. Lots of herbs for those who are not a fan of this, avoid. Buttermilk dumplings are pillowy gnocchi like. Maitake mushrooms were a texture play since the herbs were overpowering. I enjoyed the soup. Love the biscuit. grits were fine. It really needed that fermented greens to cut through its heaviness . Overall friendly staff Cash or credit are welcome here Currently 2 patio tables that can not be used as communal parties on each picnic table which was a shame read more
3 years ago
Visited this place after hearing it recently got put on the Micheline Guide - let's say I was not disappointed in the slightest! The wait was approximately 2 hrs for a Sunday brunch, but you can put yourself on the waitlist online so that was not a problem at all. The breakfast patty melt was spectacular; all the flavours in the sandwich melted together well and the meat was not greasy at all. Special shout-out to the sweet potato salad on the side! The sweet potato potato flavour shined through. The hot turkey was surprisingly savoury but still had hints of sweetness pop through from the chutney (feel free to ask for more chutney, we were able to get some more on the side!). Last but not least, the hashbrown was SO SO good! Loved the addition of mayo and scallions on top. The hash browns were buttery, well cooked, and honestly one of the best I've had in the city! This place definitely met my expectations. From the wonderful attentive service we received to the calm ambience of the diner, I certainly am happy with my experience. It was a shame all the donuts were sold out by the time we reached the restaurant but I would love to try them the next time I come here! read more
8 months ago
Food, service, and environment 10/10. Went on a Thursday afternoon, didn't wait for a table. Service staff highly attentive and friendly. read more
I'm torn on this review due to a negative experience with White Lily's waitlist. At roughly 10am Sunday we put ourselves on the waitlist for a table for two and were 77 so we knew it would take some time. But how much time? As we later found out it's a tiny diner and rightfully very popular. Still some form of an estimate would have been helpful beyond the online update of our position. We stopped in at 2pm and still had 20+ to go. Near 4 our table was ready. A touch late for brunch but we were all in at this point. Had we known it would take 5+ hours we would have visited another time. Naturally we arrived starving. The staff seemed somewhat uninterested perhaps after a long shift. Not unpleasant but clearly going through the motions. Our order luckily came quickly and in hindsight we ate faster than I would have liked. We had the Southern breakfast and the Steak & Eggs and shared 2 donuts, tea and coffee. Southern breakfast was delicious. Two eggs over easy with a base of grits and a fermented green hidden in there. Biscuit and gravy along with thick bacon added to the bowl. The fermented green I could do without. Tasted pickled which wasn't a great match - collard greens probably would work better. I do recommend it and if nothing else make sure to try their biscuits. Steak & Eggs, two eggs over easy on a bed of hashbrowns were good and hearty but perhaps less impressive. The steak was well prepared and a generous cut but a bit firm. I'm not sure if the donuts were freshly made, again we ate at 4pm. They were tasty but a bit dry. In all I don't recommend waiting 5 hours to eat here (or anywhere) but if you can get in with a reasonable wait it's worth a visit. Seems the wait list moves at about 10-15 an hour. Prices were slightly above average but not unreasonable for the quality of the fare. read more
Super cute little diner - we got a seat no problem on Friday morning. The booths are on the tinier side and an interesting layout. We got the sour cream cruller, and it was delicious. The icing was actually still wet (it looks like it's hard in the photos!). I can see why this place is so popular on the weekends. I didn't finish my breakfast plate since it was too much for me but I enjoyed the variety. The potatoes could've been crispier for my taste, and the glass ketchup bottle wasn't being cooperative. read more
1 year ago
3 years ago
Go on a weekday or plan to hang out in the area for about 4 hours on a weekend. I believe they also have a waitlist you can get on, but the wait is worth it. It's a small little diner and the food is delicious. We got the breakfast sammy and white lily standard. The bread on the breakfast sammy was buttery and toasted, the egg yolk was jammy, and the portions were pretty big too. They also make donuts in house and the flavors change often, so we got the grapefruit margarita donut and lemon poppy seed cake with rhubarb jam. They were both good but the donut was my favorite. read more
This is a tiny restaurant with only 10 tables (and a bar). Best way to get into this place is to make your reso online and get on the waitlist. The food is amazing. They cure their meats in house. Flavours are so good. read more
2 years ago
Came for a later lunch during a weekday and was seated right away. It is very small inside so I understand why there will be a waitlist, especially on weekends. We had the White Lily Standard all day breakfast, OG Patty Melt, Meatloaf Dinner and the Hot Turkey. The OG Patty Melt comes with a side salad and sweet potato mash. The sweet potato mash was very good and the patty melt was delicious. The Meatloaf dinner came with a biscuit and grits with lots of gravy. The grits were amazing and so smooth. The meatloaf was moist and flavourful. The biscuit was light and fluffy. The Hot Turkey was good as well and came with 2 slices of thick bread and smothered with gravy. So delicious. There were 2 donuts - raspberry cheesecake and vanilla sprinkle. The donuts were soft and moist. read more
So enjoyed the food at white lily. The service was stellar and we got our food in a timely manner. We started with the biscuit and jam which comes with a house made butter and apple jam. Both were delicious toppers for a really good biscuit. I had the pancakes and bacon. Bacon was cooked to perfection and delicious. The pancakes were equally as good and tasty. Also loved the maple syrup with it. Delicious place, will be back! read more
If you're in the mood for a hefty breakfast and are willing to pay up a bit for it, White Lily is for you. This is a hugely popular place rain snow or shine, so get there when it opens if you can. Stopped by for breakfast and got: - Meatloaf Dinner: Meatloaf had an almost steak-like taste to it which I loved. Generous on the gravy, grits abd mushrooms. The star though was that airy-chewy-crispy buttermilk biscuit. - Southern Breakfast: Straightforward poached eggs, bacon and grits. It had that delicious buttermilk biscuit again, but I'd probably try something else. - Donuts: Tried the coffee-baileys and chocolate-orange. Both were a bit denser than I would've liked, but that's just my personal preference. Service was super friendly and efficient. Place had a nice causla vibe to it. Was pricey but not ridiculously so. Overall, I can see why White Lily draws crowds early and often. A fun spot for brunch, whatever time of the day. read more
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Best brunch spot in Toronto. High quality ingredients, good portions and not overpriced. Only thing is it's always a long wait, but their online waitlist is handy. read more
5 years ago
A popular brunch spot on Queen East, I was trepidatious about a line up on a Saturday but our arrival just before 9:30am was early enough to get seats at the bar with no wait. It's a cozy and well appointed place with friendly staff and a simple menu. No espresso coffee but the diner drip coffee was quite tasty and fresh. Sometimes, coffee is just coffee and that's ok. I ordered the standard breakfast, which was executed nicely with on-premises baked multi grain toast, eggs to taste, and a perfect bed of stringy hash browns, crispy on the outside and softer in the middle. My only critique was the mushroom side, which was the only non-meat substitute for bacon or sausages. Although the mushrooms were pickled nicely, they would have been more apt for an antipasto platter than breakfast. It was too early in my morning for that dose of vinegar. But some people may enjoy the acidic contrast with their heavier eggs and hash. We were easily convinced to take home some in house made donuts and southern biscuits. The donuts were fresh and artesian. The biscuits were salty but in a good way. Smeared with the accompanying whipped butter and jam, they were delicious, even better than the donuts. The White Lily is worth a visit and maybe even worth the wait. But go early. And have a biscuit. read more
5 years ago
Such a cute spot for brunch. There was a short wait list when we went. It was quite busy though. I ordered the OG patty melt which came with potato salad (I believe sweet potato) and salad. The bread was freshly sliced and had a nice crisp outside, almost like the same as a good grilled cheese. Totally recommend this dish. My partner ordered the southern breakfast and he enjoyed it. I tried it and it definitely isn't for me - the fermented greens had too strong a flavour for me that overpowered in the dish. If I could tell you to do one thing. Get the donuts! read more
First INDOOR Dining since March 2020. Can you believe this? And what a perfect place & dish I ordered to celebrate it( before it's taken away again) They are open at 11:00am and got there around 11:10am to get the last table available. Summer Snack Attack ( $12.50 , not updated on their website or take out online order menu as of today yet); a plate full of summer harvested veggies from White Lily Farm came with callaloo/ spinach dip. Ever since they started new farm project this year, I was excited to try their harvest. This was the perfect way to try how great & fresh all the raw veggies were. Every single one was very delicious and I felt lke I was celebrating summer with every bite. Patty pan squash, tetra squash, three color beans, fennel, heirloom tomatoes , purple sprouting broccoli , possibly red gem lettuce . First time I tried Royal Burgundy Beans( purple one) & first time I tried tetra squash( Ashley the owner explained it is baby delicata squash). So crunchy, so fresh, so sweet, so so delish! I don't even want to mention how great dip was! We did not even care for their amazing bread to dip/ wipe. I highly reccomend to try this plate before summer is over! And of course repeat order of Hot turkey ( I still call this dish Thanksgiving dinner), meatloaf dinner & hash brown Today's donut ( especially Earl Grey) was delish as usual! read more
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