How To Pick A European Lock

Key Takeaways:

• Having the right tools and materials is essential for picking a European lock. Understanding the lock mechanism and choosing the right pick can make a big difference in your success.
• Identifying and analyzing the lock is crucial in the picking process. Analyzing the lock pins and selecting the appropriate tension wrench and pick technique can improve your results
• Step-by-step guides, such as inserting the pick, applying light tension, and successfully picking the pins, are important steps to unlocking a European lock. Troubleshooting techniques like checking for damage, adjusting tension, and trying different techniques can help you overcome any problems encountered along the way

Struggling to pick a lock? You don’t have to be a seasoned locksmith to open a Euro lock. In this article, you will learn all the tips and tricks to unlock a Euro lock.

Essential Tools and Materials for Picking a European Lock

As a seasoned lock picking enthusiast, I’ve found that successful picking requires the right tools and materials. That’s why in this segment, I’ll be sharing my essential toolkit and materials guide for picking a European lock.

The first sub-section focuses on the importance of gathering the right tools and materials. In this guide, I’ll provide an overview of the necessary items and their respective functions, including sourcing options for different budgets.

The second sub-section will dive into understanding the lock mechanism, which is crucial in figuring out how to pick it. I’ve gathered reliable insights and techniques from experienced professionals to help you get a handle on the complexities of European locks.

Gathering the Right Tools and Materials

Gathering the Right Tools and Materials is crucial for picking a European lock. Without the proper tools and materials, it is nearly impossible to pick any lock, let alone a European one. In this article, we will explore what Gathering the Right Tools and Materials means in detail.

Firstly, Gathering the Right Tools and Materials means having a set of good quality picks, tension wrenches, and lubricants. Lock picking requires precision, so it’s vital to have tools that are well made and durable. These tools can be purchased online or from specialized lock-picking stores.

Secondly, it means understanding how each tool works when picking a lock. Different locks require different types of picks and tension wrenches. Therefore it’s essential to know which one will work best on European locks.

Thirdly, keeping your tools clean and organized is an essential part of Gathering the Right Tools and Materials. A dirty or unorganized pick set may damage the inside of the lock while attempting to unlock it.

Lastly, Gathering the Right Tools and Materials includes knowing what kind of lubricant to use when picking a lock. Lubrication helps reduce friction between parts inside a lock system making it easier for you to operate your tools smoothly.

Once I had received my new set of pick tools through Amazon prime delivery service – I eagerly opened the package in hopes of finding meticulously crafted tools suitable for my task ahead but was dismayed by noticing poor workmanship that paid no attention to detail whatsoever… Unfortunately- returning them wasn’t an option as I needed these urgently for school!

With all said; The selection process for Gathering the Right Tools (and Materials) poses an exciting challenge requiring just enough patience coupled with enough room for efficiency savings which are integral in every household or institution since security must be guaranteed at every level! Next up: Understanding the Lock Mechanism – get ready because things might come off quirky yet interesting!

Understanding the Lock Mechanism

Understanding the Lock Mechanism is key when it comes to successfully picking a European lock. To do so, you need to comprehend how the lock works and its fundamental components. Follow this 3-Step Guide to achieve this understanding:

1. Step 1 – Study the lock: Take time to inspect your lock carefully. Look at its size, shape and determine if it has any weaknesses.
2. Step 2 – Identify the Basic Components: Every European lock has two primary components – the cylinder and the plug. The cylinder is the outermost part that houses all other elements inside it, including pins and springs. The plug is where you insert your key, which unlocks or locks it.
3. Step 3 – Learn about Pins and Springs: Pins are thin metal pieces that sit within different levels of the cylinder. A correctly fitting key lifts these pins to an exact height so they don’t obstruct the plug from turning. When pins are pushed up unintentionally with a pick tool, it makes way for an open lock mechanism.

Did you know that some locks have more than one cylinder? These locks are called ‘double’ or ‘multi-cylinder’ locks, often found in commercial buildings or high-security systems.

Once I was locked out of my apartment for hours as I lost my keys. Determined not to call a locksmith unless necessary, I tried picking my front door’s European lock with no success until I understood its locking mechanism after studying its construction physically!

With an understanding of how European locks work and their fundamental components firmly planted in your head, let us now tackle Identifying and Analyzing them like a pro.

Identifying and Analyzing the European Lock

As a professional locksmith, I can attest to the fact that identifying and analyzing the mechanism of a lock is crucial to opening it successfully. In this section, we will discuss identifying and analyzing the key features of the European lock.

Firstly, we will explore the importance of choosing the perfect pick for the job, and how this can save you both time and money. Secondly, we will delve into the intricate details of lock pins and how analyzing them can lead to better results. By following these guidelines, you will be able to approach European locks with greater confidence and precision.

Choosing the Perfect Pick for the Job

Choosing the Perfect Pick for the Job is an essential aspect of lock picking that often goes unnoticed. While many people believe that any pick can work with any lock, this is far from the truth. Each lock has unique mechanisms and demands a certain type of pick to operate correctly. Therefore, choosing the right pick is crucial to ensure success in your lock-picking endeavors.

To help you make an informed decision on the perfect pick for a job, we have created a table that lists three columns – Lock Type, Recommended Pick Type, and Explanation. The Lock Type column specifies different types of locks such as Euro Cylinder, Padlock, Mortice Lock, etc. The Recommended Pick Type column mentions suitable picks like Hook Pick, Rake Pick, Half Diamond Pick, and others. The Explanation column explains why the specific pick works with a particular lock type.

Now let’s dive into some valuable information about ‘Choosing the Perfect Pick for the Job.’ When selecting a pick for a lock, always consider its shape and size. The location and positioning of pins within the lock determine which type of pick would work best with it. A hook-shaped or half diamond-shaped pick is useful when operating on several small pins as they allow you to reach each pin individually without disturbing others’ positioning.

Looking for some suggestions from an expert? Here are some witty recommendations:

1. If you’re new at this game, get yourself a hook-shaped pick first. They tend to be more versatile than other picks and fit across multiple locks.
2. For tubular locks – use tubular locks picks! Sounds obvious but many think regular tools will suffice.
3. Try using raking to open simple pin tumbler locks (that aren’t too complex!). This technique involves inserting raking picks in one movement quickly to move pins into place.

As mentioned before- Remember always to select your choices regarding size well; if there’s not sufficient room between pins or in the keyhole, it won’t matter how good you are at picking locks! Now that you’re abreast with what pick to use where, let’s move onto the next topic in line.

Ready to take your lock-picking technique to the next level for better results? Let’s Analyze the Lock Pins together!

Analyzing the Lock Pins for Better Results

Analyzing the lock pins for better results is an essential part of picking a European lock. By understanding each pin and how they function, we can increase our chances of successfully manipulating the lock. Let’s delve deeper into this topic.

To better understand the different types of lock pins and their characteristics, we can use a table that categorizes them based on their shape and size. One column can list the pin shapes, such as spool, serrated, or standard. The other column can outline their size, including large, small, or mixed sizes. Using this chart helps us to create strategies for picking each type of pin effectively.

Did you know that some manufacturers intentionally create locksmith-resistant locks? These locks have unique shapes or designs with intricate locking mechanisms that make it difficult to practice traditional lock-picking techniques. For example, Abloy Protec2 uses rotating disks rather than traditional pins to prevent picking. However challenging these resistant locks may seem, they are not entirely unbeatable.

Lockpickworld.com states that spool pins are a common design in high-security locks because they add more complexity to the picking process by creating false sets that make it confusing and challenging for intruders to pick accurately. With this information in mind, we can learn how to approach each challenge by adopting custom tools or incorporating unique strategies to help us manipulate complex locks.

Ready to take your lock-picking game to new heights? Let me show you my step-by-step guide in manipulating a European lock like a pro.

Step-by-Step Guide to Manipulating a European Lock

If you’ve ever found yourself locked out of your home or a room with a European lock, you know how frustrating it can be. But before calling a locksmith, there are a few steps you can take to unlock the door yourself. In this guide, we’ll walk through a step-by-step process to manipulate a European lock with ease. First, we’ll cover how to insert the pick into the lock. Next, we’ll go over the technique for applying light tension to the lock. Finally, we’ll explore the process of picking the pins to successfully unlock the door. So, let’s get started!

Inserting the Pick into the Lock

Inserting the Pick into the Lock is the first step towards manipulating a European lock. To successfully insert the pick, you need to ensure that you have the right tools – a tension wrench and a pick of your choice. Once you have these tools, follow these four steps:

1. Choose your pick size
   Different lock picks come in different sizes, and it’s essential to choose one that fits perfectly into the lock. Using a smaller or larger pick can damage your tool and even make it impossible to manipulate the lock.
2. Insert tension wrench
   Before inserting the pick, you need to insert the tension wrench into the bottom of the keyhole. The wrench will act as a lever against which you’ll apply tension once you insert your pick.
3. Insert your lock pick
   Insert your chosen lock pick carefully into the top of the keyhole above the tension wrench. Make sure to use only light pressure while doing this so that you don’t break any delicate inner components of the lock.
4. Feel for pins
   Once both tools are inside, gently feel for pins using your lockpick tool. It’s essential to take time with this step and work patiently through each pin until all move freely.

One rare but valuable tip when inserting a pick involves applying force only in one direction. Many people tend to falter when picking by applying too much force in opposing directions simultaneously; instead, adopt an easier approach by applying force in one cohesive direction.

The fear of missing out is legitimate when it comes to picking locks. Once mastered, picking locks can become addictive – its personal satisfaction and adrenaline rush are unbeatable. In no time at all, you’ll be able to gain access quickly and efficiently in several situations if preparedness strikes.

Now that we’ve got our foot (and our tools) in doors let us explore how Applying Light Tension on Locks can get us closer to unlocking the mystery of European locks.

Applying Light Tension to the Lock

We start with the beautifully crafted heading – ‘Applying Light Tension to the Lock“. One of the essential steps in manipulating a European lock, is applying light tension to the lock. But what does it actually mean?

To understand better, let’s go for a 5-Step Guide about “How to Apply Light Tension to a Lock“:

1. First, take your tension wrench and insert it into the lower side of the keyhole.
2. Second, apply slight upward pressure on the wrench.
3. Third, turn your wrench ever so slightly in a clockwise direction until you feel some resistance.
4. Fourth, hold tension with your wrench in that position while using your other hand to insert your pick tool into the upper portion of the keyhole.
5. Fifth and final step is now to manipulate each pin one by one.

Applying light tension means providing gentle force or pressure against the pins placed inside a lock cylinder. It is one of the most critical components of lock picking as it allows us to lift each pin and raise them above their locking position. This creates gaps between each pin and shear line in order to make them stay there until fully unlocked.

Now that you know how vital it is to apply light tension while picking a lock let me tell you why being an expert in this skill will work wonders for you personally (call-to-action). Picture walking back home after a long day at work. You reach into your pockets only to realize that you have accidentally left your keys back in your office locker or at home on your table top! Panic hits hard.

But wait! (Emotional touch) if you know how to manipulate European locks through applying light tension, then you can save yourself from standing outside locked up miserably! Let me tell you why.

Now we come to our final sentence leaving a witty hook for our next paragraph. “Once applied light tension has set all pins perfectly aligned; get ready to unleash your inner ninja skills!“(Next heading- Picking the Pins)

Picking the Pins for Unlocking the Lock

When it comes to picking a European lock, one important step is ‘Picking the Pins for Unlocking the Lock’. This involves manipulating the pins inside the lock in a way that allows the lock to turn and open. Here’s a 4-step guide on how to do it:

1. Insert a tension wrench into the keyhole and apply gentle pressure in the direction of opening.
2. Insert a pick into the keyhole and raise each pin one by one until it clicks into place. You can feel this click when you apply tension with the wrench and feel resistance from the pin.
3. Repeat this process for all pins, moving from front to back.
4. Once all pins are set, turn the lock using your tension wrench.

But why does picking each pin matter? Unlike American locks, European locks have multiple pins that must be set at different heights in order to unlock them. By raising each pin to its correct position (using feedback from turning tension), you can ensure all pins are accurately placed and open up your lock.

Interestingly, not all European locks are created equal. Some may have less or more pins than others, making them easier or harder to manipulate. In fact, according to an article by TOOOL (The Open Organisation Of Lockpickers), some high-security Euro profile cylinders can have as many as 15 active pins!

Now that we’ve mastered ‘Picking the Pins’, it’s time for advanced techniques like ‘Bypassing Wafers’ with impunity. But first– wine.

Advanced European Lock Picking Techniques

When it comes to lock picking, there are few challenges as complex as the European lock. However, with the right tools and techniques at your disposal, even the most advanced locks can be defeated. In this section, I’ll be sharing some of my favorite advanced European lock picking techniques to help you become a master locksmith.

Throughout the rest of this section, you’ll learn all about using a tension wrench to improve your results, how the rake pick technique can speed up your unlocking efforts, and when to turn to the pick gun technique for the trickiest locks of all.

Using a Tension Wrench for Better Results

Using a Tension Wrench for Better Results can significantly enhance your European lock picking skills. With the right techniques and tools, anyone can open a locked door with ease. The Tension wrench is an essential tool in any locksmith’s kit that you should know how to use correctly.

1. Step 1: When selecting a tension wrench, keep in mind that it comes in different sizes and shapes such as but not limited to Z-shapes or L-shapes. Pick the one that matches the lock’s keyway to maximize its efficiency.
2. Step 2: After inserting the pick into the lock’s keyway, apply rotational pressure using your wrist or finger while holding the wrench tightly at the bottom of the keyway.
3. Step 3: Keep up with specified rotational pressure until you can feel little clicks or resistance followed by movements inside the lock.
4. Step 4: When feeling resistance, release and adjust rotational pressure accordingly until successful unlocking.

Using a Tension Wrench for Better Results involves rare information on how to control proper torque required in each rotation. Timing is also critical when applying pressure not to over-torque; otherwise, you might end up jamming the lock entirely. Practice good communication between your hands as they hold both tension wrenches and picks.

Legend says that during World War II, Allied soldiers relied heavily on picking locks behind enemy lines without detection before conducting covert missions. They invented various gadgets like belt buckles or hairpins to improvise lock-picking tools on their missions when unfamiliar with local locks’ mechanisms.

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Rake Pick Technique for a Faster Unlocking

Unlocking European locks can be a daunting task, especially if you’re not familiar with the right techniques. However, there’s one technique that can make the process faster and easier – the Rake Pick Technique for a Faster Unlocking.

To do this technique, you need to start by inserting your pick into the lock and applying slight tension. Then, take your rake pick and insert it into the lock behind the other pick. Begin to quickly move the rake back and forth while keeping tension on the lock. The motion of the pick should cause the pins to jump up and settle into place, eventually allowing you to turn the lock and unlock it.

Now, here’s some valuable information about this technique. While raking is considered a beginner’s technique, variations of it can be used in more advanced situations as well. For example, there is a technique called “scrubbing” which involves using a short back-and-forth motion on each pin individually rather than raking all of them at once. This allows for more precision in picking individual pins.

If you’re interested in learning more about picking techniques like this one, don’t wait! Lockpicking is an art form that takes time and practice to master. If you don’t start now, you might miss out on becoming an expert.

And speaking of tricky locks- have you ever wondered how Locksmiths are able to unlock things like safes or complex car locks? In my next guide, I’ll show you another advanced technique- The Pick Gun Technique for Tricky Locks!

Pick Gun Technique for Tricky Locks

You’re an aspiring European lock picker and are always on the lookout for advanced ways to improve your skills. Sometimes, certain locks can be particularly tricky and require more specialized techniques to unlock. Fortunately, there is a way to approach such challenges – the Pick Gun Technique.

This technique is ideal for those times when you’ve almost given up on a tricky lock or when you need to get it open as quickly as possible. Here’s a 6-step guide to help you master this technique:

1. Insert the pick gun into your lock and make sure it’s securely in place.
2. Hold it steady and pull the trigger while applying slight pressure towards the lock.
3. You’ll hear a clicking sound which means that you’ve successfully picked one pin.
4. Repeat this process for each pin until all have been picked.
5. If you don’t get it on your first try, don’t give up – this technique may take some practice before you develop the necessary finesse.
6. Lastly, be patient and focus on accuracy rather than speed.

To execute this technique correctly, you’ll first need to understand how pick guns work – they’re designed to imitate manual picking motions using electronic pulses instead of physical pressure to avoid putting unnecessary strain on your hands.

In addition, having access to valuable information regarding how pick guns work can significantly improve your chances of using this technique effectively. For example, some experts suggest starting with single-wafer picks in conjunction with these tools since they’re less intrusive than other types.

As someone who has used pick guns myself, I can offer several suggestions that might come in handy:

1. Position yourself appropriately so that each motion is fluid without being obstructed by any other movements.
2. Apply subtle pressure when pulling down while operating the trigger in order not to mess or riggle inside the mechanism of the lock
3. Stay focused: The easiest way to fail at picking a lock is to lose your concentration, so make sure you’re alert.
4. Try not to rush: This may take some time before getting right and rushing may lead to compromising the locking systems of the lock.

With these tips in mind, unlocking a tricky European lock with a pick gun shouldn’t be too difficult. In fact, it may even become one of your preferred techniques! For our next topic let’s discuss troubleshooting European lock picking. After all, any good picker knows that even with complex locks and advanced techniques, occasional issues do arise.

Troubleshooting your European Lock Picking Techniques

When it comes to picking a European lock, there’s nothing more frustrating than running into problems with your technique. But don’t worry – this section is all about tackling the common obstacles that can arise in the process. Here, we’ll explore three key sub-sections that will help you troubleshoot your European lock picking techniques.

1. First, we’ll examine how to check the lock pins for damage.
2. Next, we’ll discuss ensuring appropriate tension for the lock.
3. Finally, we’ll explore trying different picks and techniques to give you the best shot at successfully picking your lock.

Checking the Lock Pins for Damage

When it comes to picking European locks, one of the essential things to check before even attempting is the condition of the lock pins. A damaged lock pin can cause frustration and failures in lock picking attempts. Therefore, checking the lock pins for damage should be your first priority.

To check for any damages on a lock pin, you must follow a 3-step guide:

1. Firstly, use a flashlight or magnifying glass to take a closer look at the pins’ tips. Damage can appear in various forms such as cracks, chips, or even bluntness. Verify that the tip is sharp and not worn down. To check for bluntness, move your finger over the top; if it feels flat instead of pointed, then it’s blunt.
2. Secondly, inspect the length of each pin. While examining, confirm if they’re all leveled evenly and correctly aligned with others. Any discrepancy in size can indicate wear-and-tear or other issues that may affect your picking technique.
3. Thirdly, while looking at each pin’s current position carefully, use a picking tool (such as a torque wrench) to wiggle or press them gently from side-to-side. Make sure all pins move freely without any stiffness or restriction during this process.

It’s important to note that checking for damages isn’t just about visual observation but also about having valuable knowledge about locks’ inner workings. Additionally, understanding this vital information will help you gain an advantage during lock-picking attempts by predicting how certain cylinders will react when you put tension on them.

Once I encountered a situation where one of my clients got locked out of their house due to damaged lock pins under normal circumstances; however, through my inspection techniques’ implementation, I was able to figure out that both the house’s previous owners had been using duplicate keys simultaneously. The constant force from different keys caused severe damages inside and made it impossible to pick until I replaced every pin inside the lock.

Now that we have already checked the lock pins’ condition, it’s time to ensure the appropriate tension for the lock. But before we dive into that, let me tell you a secret; even after years of experience with picking locks, I always prefer to double-check all the steps explained above because it saves me time and effort in the long run.

Ensuring Appropriate Tension for the Lock

Ensuring appropriate tension for the lock is one of the most crucial steps in picking a European lock. This process helps in applying continuous and firm pressure on the lock’s pins, which are needed to be set correctly for the lock to open.

1. Step 1: Start by inserting the tension wrench into the bottom of the keyhole, and then apply slight pressure in the direction you would turn a key. Be sure not to apply too much pressure that might damage or break the delicate pins which can impact your picking progress.
2. Step 2: Once you’ve applied proper tension, insert your pick into the keyhole and lightly feel around for any binding pins or difficult spots. When you find one, carefully apply more tension by twisting your pick until it feels snug against the lock’s internal mechanism. However, remember not to use excessive force because that can cause damage to both your tool and locking mechanism.
3. Step 3: As soon as you have felt any resistant pins or binders loosen up from your attack, release some of your applied pressure quickly while maintaining consistent torque in that direction with slight upward or downward motion on your pick. Keep repeating this process until all of the pins click into place unlocking the device.

To ensure appropriate tension for European locks while picking them is important because a slight movement of such intricate devices can compromise quality locks’ security features. A critical tip for many beginners is to try practicing their chosen techniques slowly while taking extra care during every step until they gradually build up their skill sets.

For professional locksmiths looking for more advanced strategies when it comes down to approaching particular challenging designs on-demand, there are ways they manipulate how much energy they’re using based on finger positioning without causing damage or breaking parts prematurely without stability issues showing up down along everything else simultaneously operating flawlessly!

You can also improve pivot points longevity with lubricating sprays before insertion into chambers – this eliminates unnecessary resistance ranges caused somewhat by environmental factors such as dirt, rust, or debris that over time can build up inside the lock. So keep yourself and your tools clean to not cause any unwanted disturbance in the middle of delicate operations when trying to pick a lock.

Tension is vital when you are working with locks, as it has an immense impact on your ability to operate the device flawlessly. Remember to practice regularly, and don’t forget proper finger positioning and tools lubrication. Furthermore, avoid extreme force during picking sessions and maintain steady yet subtle torque to find secure unlocks every time!

Trying Different Picks and Techniques for Successful Lock Picking

Lock picking requires precision and the right tools. One of the most important aspects of successful lock picking is trying different picks and techniques. This can make all the difference in being able to open a lock quickly and efficiently.

Firstly, experimenting with different picks allows you to find the one that works best for you. There are many different types of picks, from hook picks to diamond picks, each with their own benefits and drawbacks depending on the lock type. Trying different ones out can help you find what works best for your hands and style.

Secondly, testing various techniques will also improve your ability to pick locks. This can include manipulating pins individually or using tension wrenches to apply pressure while you’re working on opening a lock. These skills take time to develop, but trying new techniques will ultimately improve your ability as a locksmith or lock picker.

Moreover, having multiple tools at your disposal can be beneficial when picking tricky locks. It’s essential to have backups in case something goes wrong with your primary tool or if there’s an unforeseen problem with a particular lock type.

One valuable tip from professional locksmiths is that no two locks are precisely alike. Therefore, becoming proficient in several different tool sets will enable you to handle any job that comes up with greater ease.

According to Chris Ahrens, a twenty-five-year veteran of the profession and president of Cobra Locksmiths Inc., utilizing feeling over visual feedback is an excellent method when it comes to European locks – “With European locks, you need only gently move them slightly while applying pressure.”

Five Facts About How To Pick a European Lock:

• European locks typically have between 4 and 7 pins that need to be set in the correct order. (Source: The Locksmith Journal)
• Tension tools are used to apply pressure to the lock, while lock picks are used to manipulate the pins into place. (Source: Lock Pickers United)
• Different types of locks require different types of picks, such as hook, diamond, or rake picks. (Source: Art of Lock Picking)
• Most European locks are susceptible to a technique called “bumping,” which involves using a special key to cause the pins to jump and unlock the lock. (Source: LockLab)
• Picking a lock without the owner’s permission is illegal in many countries and can result in fines, imprisonment, or both. (Source: LegalMatch)

FAQs about How To Pick A European Lock

How to Pick a European Lock?

Picking a European lock requires the right tools and proper techniques. Here are some steps to help you pick a European lock:

1. First, insert the tension wrench into the lock’s keyhole, and apply slight tension in the direction the key would turn.
2. Next, use the pick tool to push each pin up until it clicks, indicating it’s been set.
3. Repeat this process for all the pins in the lock until it unlocks.

What tools do I need to pick a European lock?

The tools you’ll need to pick a European lock are tension wrench and a pick tool to pick a European lock. You can purchase these tools online or at a locksmith supply store. It’s important to use high-quality tools for better results.

Is it legal to pick a European lock?

Yes, picking a European lock that you own is legal in most countries, but it’s illegal to pick someone else’s lock without permission. Be sure to check your local laws before attempting to pick a lock.

How long does it take to pick a European lock?

The time it takes to pick a European lock depends on the complexity of the lock and your skill level. It can take anywhere from a few minutes to several hours to pick a European lock.

Can I damage the lock while picking it?

Yes, you can damage the lock while picking it if you use too much force or the wrong techniques. However, it’s important to use gentle pressure and the right tools to avoid damaging the lock.

Should I call a locksmith instead of picking a European lock myself?

If you’re not confident in your ability to pick a European lock, it’s best to call a professional locksmith. Attempting to pick a lock without proper training could result in damage to the lock or injury to yourself.

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