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<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/info">The Melting Pot</a>, the 94-unit “eatertainment” franchise whose name has become synonymous with fondue dining, continues to see great performance both in its restaurants and in the franchise space with positive trajectories on multiple fronts. With an appearance on Fox &amp; Friends and recognition from Nation’s Restaurant News, Franchise Times and St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, the brand is seeing great results as it continues to grow and builds momentum for a phenomenal 2024.“We’re seeing great movement from both outside sources and franchisees within the family,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/collin-benyo-1bb36a248?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Collin Benyo</a>, franchise growth strategist. “There are some exciting things in the pipeline for later this year and 2024. We’ve picked up good candidates and great momentum.”Year to date, The Melting Pot has completed a total of 34 remodeled stores and has plans to complete four more this year. This is part of an effort kicked off in 2022 to bring all stores throughout the franchise system to a shared, more modern visual standard. This caught the attention of guests and franchisees alike, demonstrating the brand’s commitment to continued evolution and driving sales. Last year, over three-quarters of&nbsp;<a href="https://meltingpotfranchise.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">The Melting Pot</a>’s restaurants achieved record-breaking sales numbers, making this year’s growth over 2022 even more impressive and indicating a bright future for the newly remodeled locations.“In the beginning of this year, we’ve remained above both traffic and sales data compared to 2022,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-johnston-4b6b0a4a/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Bob Johnston</a>, CEO. “Given that 2022 was a massively successful year, this year’s trends indicate substantial, continued long-term growth.”<h3>The Melting Pot’s Franchise Development Pipeline Remains Strong</h3>Earlier this year, The Melting Pot awarded a franchise to a New Haven, Connecticut pair who had been loyal guests at another location and were passionate about the brand being accessible to their own community. This is a prime example of the loyalty and excitement that exists among Melting Pot enthusiasts, but the brand’s development efforts aren’t contained to just existing owners and long-time diners.For example, this August, The Melting Pot&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/melting-pot-stirs-up-fun-with-three-hour-fox-friends-appearance-2723494">made an appearance on Fox &amp; Friends</a>, showcasing its range of fondue offerings and discussing the ownership opportunity. Johnston, alongside two top-performing franchise owners,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-rosenthal-wlrm/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&amp%3Butm_medium=article&amp%3Butm_campaign=melting-pot-stirs-up-fun-with-three-hour-fox-friends-appearance-2723494&utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Mark</a> and Carla Rosenthal, joined the team for the full three-hour segment, and the magic of the concept was clearly communicated to the broadcast's over one million viewers, driving incredible traffic for the franchise.“Fox &amp; Friends was a great opportunity to secure brand awareness on a national level,” explained Benyo. “And the day of the appearance, we had a monumental day in terms of franchise-related inquiries.”Looking toward the remainder of the year, Johnston says he is confident that there is strong potential for further development in Lancaster, Pennsylvania; Nashville, Tennessee; Dallas, Texas; New Jersey; Michigan; and Reno, Nevada.<h3>As It Continues along an Upward Trajectory, Industry Giants Are Taking Note</h3>With its continued growth, The Melting Pot has been recognized by both Nation’s Restaurant News and Franchise Times.<a href="https://www.nrn.com/casual-dining/which-fine-dining-restaurant-brands-score-highest-customer-satisfaction/gallery?slide=9&utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Nation’s Restaurant News’</a> 2023 fine-dining ranking scored The Melting Pot at 4.46, a 0.05 increase from last year, and a 0.19 leap above its all-time average. Notably, the brand boasts the highest staff demeanor score in the category.“This is especially exciting,” added Johnston. “Not only were we rated favorably but the team recognized the improvement that the system has experienced — something we’re very proud of.”The franchise also climbed 31 spots on&nbsp;<a href="https://www.franchisetimes.com/top-400-2023/233-the-melting-pot/article_e5ffc9c2-35ef-11ee-b17b-3ff2400fbe15.html?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Franchise Times’</a> Top 400 ranking, securing No. 233. This ranking is established based on extensive research regarding system-wide sales.As the brand’s customer service and strength in revenue are celebrated, so is its commitment to its communities.“This year, we were named a Corporate Pioneer for St. Jude’s,” added Johnston. “We were charter participants in the&nbsp;<a href="https://www.meltingpot.com/donateanddine.aspx?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Thanks and Giving</a> campaign when it started 20 years ago, and we’re one of a few of those participants that have stuck with the program this whole time. Last year, we raised more than $1 million, and this year, we aim to raise even more.”Each year in the fall, The Melting Pot partners with St. Jude to raise funds for research. With a $10 donation, diners receive a $20 Donate &amp; Dine Card for use at a Melting Pot restaurant. 2024 marks the 21st year of partnership and over $16 million total raised.Among franchisees, guests and community partners, The Melting Pot is a revered concept, and upward trends in franchise development inquiries, unit-level sales and even diners’ charitable participation are all a clear indication of the brand’s place in the market and continued favorable view.Recently, The Melting Pot hosted its annual convention, the Melting Pot Family Reunion, and awarded two longstanding franchisees for their continued success in the system. Both, celebrating decades with The Melting Pot, are a prime example of the longevity of the model and franchisees’ willingness to renew and reinvest.With exciting initiatives in progress for the rest of the year, the team is already looking forward to 2024.“It’s certainly fair to say that there has been a resurgence of interest,” said Johnston, “and we’re excited to continue driving growth into next year.”Total investments range from $1.3 million–$2 million. For more information, visit&nbsp;<a href="https://www.meltingpotfranchise.com/?utm_source=1851franchise.com&utm_medium=article&utm_campaign=melting-pot-closes-q3-with-34-remodeled-restaurants-multiple-awards-and-continued-demand-2724039" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">https://www.meltingpotfranchise.com/.</a>&nbsp;

Melting Pot Closes Q3 With 34 Remodeled Restaurants, Multiple Awards and Continued Demand

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The iconic fondue franchise is ending the third quarter on a high note with recognition from Franchise Times, Nation’s Restaurant News and Fox & Friends.

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The popularity of digital detoxes, in which users significantly reduce their social media use or disengage from it entirely, is on the rise. People are becoming increasingly aware of the impact of too much screen time on both physical and mental health, and they’re taking real steps to counteract it. As this trend gains momentum,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.axios.com/2026/04/05/phone-free-restaurants-bars-bans-restrictions-offline">phone-free bars and restaurants are also on the rise</a> across the U.S., indicating a growing number of public spaces joining the “digital detox” wave. Amid shifting guest priorities,&nbsp;<a href="https://meltingpotfranchise.com/">Melting Pot</a>, the iconic fondue franchise, holds a unique position.“We don’t require a digital detox from our guests, and we don’t have plans to do so,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-stone-cfe-b6b2808">Dan Stone</a>, chief business officer. “<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/info">Melting Pot</a> has created an engaging environment for our guests for over five decades, all without the mandates. Because fondue is such an interactive experience, we find that our guests aren’t consumed by their devices. Rather, they’re paying attention to what’s happening in and around the pot.”In standard dining environments, devices are often used as distractions, either intentionally to keep younger guests occupied or unintentionally to draw adults away from the group conversation. At Melting Pot, the experience is so central that any brief use of technology is almost always for the sake of sharing the meal's joy and communal nature, not detracting from it.<h2>The Leader in Experiential Dining</h2>Melting Pot’s model is built around the experience. It’s synonymous with fondue, which itself is an engaging experience. Throughout each course, guests are selecting their dippers and preferred cheese or chocolate, curating the perfect bite for themselves each time. While the process demands a level of attention from guests, it’s especially exciting for younger guests and first-time fondue diners.In addition to the logistics of a fondue dinner, Melting Pot’s mission is to satisfy the craving for a unique social dining experience and “fill people up” emotionally, as well as physically. With this as the baseline, guests generally don’t have the capacity or desire to be consistently engaged with their phones. Rather, they’re focused on the cadence of the meal and enjoying the entire experience.The high level of guest engagement is also driven by the reason for the visit. For many families, a trip to Melting Pot is inherently celebratory. Whether it’s a graduation, anniversary or other major milestone, Melting Pot is the place people go to celebrate, and this often becomes a multi-generational tradition.&nbsp;According to guests seeking phone-free spaces, the non-digital environment allows them to engage more completely with loved ones they’re dining with, encouraging deeper connections and a better experience all around.“We love it when our guests capture the magic of fondue with a quick video or snap pictures with loved ones to capture the memories of what they’re celebrating at Melting Pot,” Stone said. “But this is never the focal point of the evening. It’s a quick step taken to remember the fun, laughter and connection that was created around the pot during a particular visit.”<h2>Melting Pot’s Invisible Tech Philosophy and Continued Differentiation in the Marketplace</h2>As guest preferences around technology as a part of the dining experience continue to evolve, Melting Pot remains committed to what matters most. The leadership team certainly isn’t against the implementation and use of technology in the restaurant, as long as it benefits the guest.“Technology should serve hospitality, not distract from it,” Stone said. “We’ve seen, over years of operations, how guests naturally engage with their own technology in our restaurants. It’s minimal, and it’s focused on capturing memories and sharing joy. We’ve embraced a similar strategy in our approach to operational technology.”At the unit level, Melting Pot implements technology that helps to streamline operations and improve the overall experience by ensuring team members have more time to focus on hospitality, but the technology itself is ultimately invisible to the guest. Much like the guest experience, Melting Pot’s focus is less on hard-and-fast rules and more on ensuring the Perfect Night Out for every guest, each time.<h2>A Resilient, High-Demand Business Model</h2>The balance between operations and human connection is exactly what makes Melting Pot stand out today. While some concepts work to rebrand or introduce new, modern protocols, Melting Pot’s half-century track record proves its experiential model is inherently future-proof.More than a welcome counterpoint to the digital age, Melting Pot’s approach to the dining experience is a foundational pillar of its past success and long-term growth strategy. With invisible back-of-house technology and an unreplicable table dynamic, the brand is positioned to continue dominating the experiential dining sector with true customer attention and longevity.To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot">https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot</a>.&nbsp; &nbsp;

As phone-free restaurants gain popularity across the country, favored by guests seeking a truly social experience, the iconic fondue franchise continues to lead the sector — without the mandates.


Melting Pot Owns the Experiential Dining Model in a Landscape That Increasingly Prioritizes Connection

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TAMPA, Fla.&nbsp;— After marking its 50th anniversary last year,&nbsp;<a href="http://meltingpotfranchise.com">Melting Pot</a> entered 2026 with strong momentum. In the first quarter, the 93-unit fondue franchise saw a major lift around Valentine’s Day and recorded its highest-ever donation following its 22nd year participating in&nbsp;<a href="https://www.stjude.org/">St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital’s</a> annual&nbsp;<a href="https://www.meltingpot.com/blog/melting-pot-launches-22nd-annual-st--jude-thanks-and-giving-campaign-benefiting-st--jude-childrens-research-hospital/">Thanks and Giving® campaign</a>.While Valentine’s Day is a natural focus for&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/info">Melting Pot</a>, this year’s results were even more impressive. The brand reported a 19% increase in net sales and a 20% increase in guest count year-over-year. A review of Valentine’s Day performance over the past decade highlights that 75 restaurants recorded their highest single-day sales, eight restaurants recorded their highest weekly sales, and two restaurants recorded their highest monthly sales around the February holiday.“The energy felt throughout the entire system this Valentine’s Day was remarkable, and it speaks to our staying power as a brand. Melting Pot continues to be the destination of choice for celebrating life’s special moments,” said CEO&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-r-crawford-784a0810/">John “JC” Crawford</a>. “Seeing dozens of restaurants shattering records is a major win for our franchisees and their teams.”The brand’s financial success was matched by a similar rise in guest satisfaction. Melting Pot’s Net Promoter Score improved by over 10% year-over-year to reach 65, a benchmark that puts the brand among the top-performing concepts in the hospitality space. Leaders throughout the system have placed an ongoing emphasis on the guest journey and operational strategy, and it’s clear it’s paying off in guests’ perceptions of food quality, staff friendliness, pacing and overall value.“NPS is one of the most important indicators of guest loyalty, and we’ve made it a core focus across the brand,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/matt-zurcher-73067917">Matthew Zurcher</a>, vice president of franchise and restaurant operations. “Since beginning to track in 2022, we’ve improved from the low 50s to a 65 over the past year. We’ve achieved this by partnering closely with our franchisees — celebrating wins, identifying opportunities and providing the tools, training and data needed to continuously elevate the guest experience.”As Melting Pot has focused on its impact on guests, it has not lost sight of efforts beyond the four walls. Last year was the 22nd year the brand participated in St. Jude’s Thanks and Giving Campaign, and thanks to the generosity and passion of local operators, team members and guests, Melting Pot donated a record-breaking $1,278,308 to the hospital. Earlier this year, the teams who made it possible celebrated on the annual St. Jude Winners’ Trip to Memphis.“As is always the case, it is a highlight of the year for my wife and me to host our most committed team members at St. Jude Children’s Hospital,” said&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/bob-johnston-4b6b0a4a">Bob Johnston</a>, chairman of the board. “This gives us a chance to thank our team members and allows them to see firsthand the work that they and our customers are supporting. We are grateful to have a community of franchisees that generously supports our fundraising efforts. They make it easy for the guest to be generous through our voucher program, creating a cycle of generosity that pays dividends for the brand in terms of employee engagement and culture building.”This commitment to a culture of service and performance is a powerful springboard for Melting Pot’s next phase of expansion. As the brand continues building momentum, it is targeting strategic expansion in Des Moines, Iowa; Birmingham, Alabama; Memphis, Tennessee; Boston, Massachusetts and Fort Wayne, Indiana.“Our Q1 performance is the result of a brand that continues to push forward,” Crawford said. “Whether it’s unit-level performance or systemwide philanthropic impact, Melting Pot is stronger than ever, and we’re incredibly optimistic as we step into our next 50 years of operations.”About Melting PotFounded in 1975, Melting Pot has offered a unique fondue dining experience for more than 50 years. As the premier fondue restaurant franchise, Melting Pot has 93 restaurants in 32 U.S. states and Canada. Known for offering a variety of fondue cooking styles and unique entrées, Melting Pot’s menu also features cheese fondues, salads, fine wines, spirits and chocolate fondue desserts. Fondue fans can join Melting Pot’s Club Fondue for exclusive promotions, special events and advance holiday reservation privileges. The Melting Pot Restaurants, Inc. (TMPRI), headquartered in Tampa, Florida, is the franchisor of Melting Pot. For more information, visit www.meltingpot.com. To learn more about franchise opportunities with Melting&nbsp;Pot, please visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.meltingpotfranchise.com">www.meltingpotfranchise.com</a>.

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The iconic fondue franchise’s historic start to the year is marked by significant gains in guest satisfaction scores and continued systemwide growth following its Golden Anniversary.


Melting Pot Breaks Records in Q1, Including Unprecedented Valentine’s Day Sales and Highest-Ever St. Jude Thanks and Giving® Donation

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Over its 50-plus-year history,&nbsp;<a href="http://meltingpotfranchise.com">Melting Pot</a>, the 93-unit fondue franchise, has built its reputation around service and experiential dining, encouraging its guests to focus on an engaging experience and welcoming atmosphere with the ones they love. As it has grown,&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/info">Melting Pot</a> has also been a part of a rapidly evolving restaurant landscape, and the brand has navigated new technologies and guest behaviors to embrace new tools and maintain local success without straying too far from its core identity. Now,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/randy-barnett-1a948a9/">Randy Barnett</a>, chief technology officer, is navigating today’s changing technology landscape in a way that embraces what will work while staying level-headed and always putting the guest and franchisee experience first.“Our responsibility is to implement systems, support those systems, then future-proof the business,” he said. “In a nutshell, that’s what we do from a technology perspective. But we don’t just chase trends. It’s about protecting the guest experience and strengthening the franchise model. We have a pretty simple goal: to make it easy for the guests to connect with our brand and easy for operators to deliver on that exceptional experience every day.”<h2>Focusing on Data First Creates a Strong Foundation</h2>New restaurant technology trends and resources are consistently evolving, but Barnett doesn’t embrace them across the Melting Pot system “just because.” Without a foundation, additional technology doesn’t bring value; it creates confusion.&nbsp;So, Barnett has focused intently on building a “reliable data environment” with standardized reporting structures and modernized systems. With this as a baseline, he’s able to more strategically implement new tools and ensure they’re actually helping Melting Pot operators and their guests rather than further complicating processes for no real benefit.The increasing relevance of artificial intelligence has been a prime example of why this strategy is so important.“AI is putting its footprint everywhere,” Barnett said. “For us, before we could start taking advantage of AI, or any modern technology, for that matter, we started building foundations. That meant cleaning up data, creating standardized reporting, modernizing our systems… just making sure that we could really trust what we were seeing. Once you have the clean data and strong infrastructure,&nbsp;then you can start scaling technology in a way that’s meaningful and consistent.”<h2>Practical AI Applications With a Hospitality-First Philosophy</h2>With the proper foundation in place, Melting Pot has been able to embrace new tools and technologies as they have become available to reduce friction and increase the overall quality of experience for the guest.&nbsp;This has come in many forms. Melting Pot has adopted AI tools to support stronger hyper-localized communication and better guest engagement, create a better ticketing system and reduce response time for franchisees reaching out to the Restaurant Support Center, and bolster in-restaurant guest interactions and streamline labor and prep forecasting and requirements. The brand is also working on a new allergen and nutritional intelligence tool to help guests make more informed dining decisions while maintaining compliance for franchisees.Even with all of these tools and processes on board, Melting Pot is still a hospitality-first brand, and Barnett keeps that in mind as he evaluates and rolls out new technology initiatives.“We always lead with the fact that the best restaurant technology is invisible to your guest,” he said. “If we’re doing it right, the guest just feels like the experience is smoother. It’s more personal and more consistent. The most important thing is that we don’t lose what makes the brand special. Melting Pot is about celebration, connection and experience, and technology shouldn’t get in the way of that. It should just make it easier for our teams to deliver that.”<h2>The Future of Melting Pot, Driven by a Broader Perspective</h2>In addition to his tenure with Melting Pot and deep commitment to the hospitality aspect of the brand, Barnett brings additional perspectives from his role on external advisory boards. Through these connections, Barnett stays at the forefront of the industry and is able to both keep an eye out for new tools that will be useful for Melting Pot and hear different perspectives that allow him to differentiate between the next big thing and industry “noise.”“Being a part of some external advisory boards, particularly of AI companies, helps me stay close to where the innovation is going,” he said. “It gives me some early visibility into what’s real and what’s hype and what’s actually practical for operators. The value is the perspective that helps me make better decisions as a brand leader and helps me ensure we’re not caught reacting late to something that’s already reshaping the industry.”With this in mind, Barnett watches what’s coming in the industry while remaining extremely disciplined about what will truly drive the future of Melting Pot that guests and operators are looking for. As the brand looks toward its next decades of operations, it will continue to merge technical precision and the warmth of celebration and togetherness in a way that makes sense for everyone impacted by the experience.“Everything we implement is designed to create leverage for franchisees,” Barnett said. “Restaurants are high-pressure environments, and operators don’t just need more dashboards. They need more clarity and impact. Our technologies help them simplify decisions by allowing them to see what matters most — what guests are saying, what’s working in marketing and where opportunities are being missed. I believe that the future belongs to brands that can deliver the hospitality experience with the precision of a modern platform, and that’s really what we’re focused on doing.” To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot">https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot</a>.&nbsp;

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Chief Technology Officer Randy Barnett leverages his decades of experience to lead a fondue franchise system that embraces innovation without losing sight of what makes it special.

Melting Pot’s Technology Combines a Modern Edge With a Hospitality Spirit

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Melting Pot’s Experience-First Model Wins the Battle for Guest Attention and Loyalty

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<a href="http://meltingpotfranchise.com">Melting Pot</a>, the 93-unit fondue franchise, is returning to the Memphis market, the&nbsp;<a href="https://dailymemphian.com/subscriber/section/businessreal-estate/article/59600/memphis-playa-bowls-the-melting-pot-edge-district-orleans-station">Daily Memphian recently reported</a>. While franchisees&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-williams-83bba2396">Mike</a> and&nbsp;<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-williams-b942874/">Nancy Williams</a> originally wanted to open a restaurant in Nashville, which is closer to their home, they chose Memphis because it was a top target market for the development team and because they had connections in the area.The Williamses are currently in the real estate selection process, considering spaces in Midtown and suburban areas.&nbsp;Because&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot/info">Melting Pot</a> doesn’t require as much kitchen equipment as other restaurants, the pair can evaluate existing spaces to find the ideal location rather than building from scratch.“Melting Pot is a little different as a restaurant because the guests cook most of the food themselves at their table,” Nancy told the Daily Memphian.The Williamses plan to open their Melting Pot restaurant in 2027.Read the full article&nbsp;<a href="https://dailymemphian.com/subscriber/section/businessreal-estate/article/59600/memphis-playa-bowls-the-melting-pot-edge-district-orleans-station">here</a>.To find out more information on costs to buy this franchise, please visit&nbsp;<a href="https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot">https://1851franchise.com/meltingpot</a>.

Mike and Nancy Williams, the franchisees behind the growth, are currently working to secure real estate, evaluating sites in Midtown Memphis and beyond.

Melting Pot Closes Q3 With 34 Remodeled Restaurants, Multiple Awards and Continued Demand

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