Review of Related Study Foreign Studies Atlantis, the Palm

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   Review of Related Study
   

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   Foreign Studies
   

The resort has two accommodation wings, also referred to as the Royal Towers, consisting of the East and the West Tower, both linked together by the Royal Bridge Suite. The resort’s comprises 1,500 guestrooms and suites with private balconies and views over The Palm and the Persian Gulf. The Imperial Club has over 150 rooms and suites with exclusive services and a private club lounge and views of the Arabian Sea or The Palm and Dubai skyline.

The Royal Bridge Suite, spanning the Royal Towers, is 22 stories up with views of The Palm, Dubai and the Persian Gulf. The two Underwater Suites are each three stories high with views directly into the Ambassador Lagoon.

Development

The Atlantis is situated on The Palm, part one of a trilogy including the larger Palm Islands: Palm Jebel Ali and Palm Deira, whose construction has been put on hold since 2008.

Atlantis, The Palm, opened on 24 September 2008 as a joint venture between Kerzner International Holdings Limited and Istithmar. In April 2012, Istithmar acquired Kerzner’s 50 percent stake in the property for USD 250 million. The property continues to be managed by Kerzner International Resorts.

Attractions

The 46 ha (110 acres) five-star resort includes attractions for children and adults. The entire attraction is a 17 ha (42 acres) water park with seven water slides and a 2.3-kilometre river ride consisting of rides with cascades, tidal waves and rapids, and the Mesopotamian-styled Ziggurat temple reaching over 30 metres into the sky and featuring seven water slides two of which catapult riders through shark filled lagoons, which is called as The Lost Chambers. It is an underwater exhibit with over 65,000 fish and sea creatures including The Ambassador Lagoon which is an 11-million-litre marine habitat, with a viewing panel looking into the mystical ruins of Atlantis that is Dolphin Bay, a 4.5- hectare dolphin education and conservation center allows guests the opportunity to meet and interact with dolphins.

The resort has a stretch of beach, 1,900 m2 (20,000 sq ft) of retail space with boutiques, spa, and fitness, meeting, and function spaces.

Services

Atlantis the palm in Dubai selects Optii Keeper to manage 1,539 rooms

Hundreds of iPod Touch devices will be used to assist the room attendants to improve both cleaning quality and a faster turnaround of clean rooms; efficiencies which underpin the hotels priorities of optimum operational performance. Enabled by Optii’s patented Occupant-Centric Planning Model and extensive integration into the OPERA Property Management System, Optii Keeper is a best-of-breed technology solution capable of determining intelligent and dynamic work plans.

In a move away from outdated management strategies such as pay-per-room and credit units, Optii Keeper’s unique approach to housekeeping factors in the key variable in cleaning times – the guest. In doing so, it enables improvements in productivity, quality and operations and significant reductions in payroll costs. Optii Solutions acknowledges efficient housekeeping as the cornerstone of hotel management and with its Optii Keeper solution, dynamically optimises the management of room cleaning.

About Optii Keeper

Optii Solutions are hotel housekeeping evangelists, passionate about improving the business of housekeeping in hotels and resorts around the globe. Headquartered on Australia’s Sunshine Coast, Optii provides software solutions that are directly geared to deliver productivity improvements, quality increases, training enhancements and an overall more structured and efficient operation. With its Optii Keeper solution, the company supplies large international hotel clients throughout South-East Asia and Australia and has appointed Index Hospitality Systems for the EMEA region. After the installations in London, Amsterdam, Berlin earlier this year with recognised brands such as Radisson , Kempinski and Okura, Index Hospitality Systems now expands into the Middle East.

Its headquarters is located in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates where it was founded in 1992 by Nasser Al Nowais and Selim El Zyr. In 2006, management team sold 40% of the company through a Private Placement Transaction led by SHUAA Capital, fueled investment for the group's future expansion plans

Rotana manages under its Rayhaan by Rotana brand the Rose Rayhaan by Rotana Hotel in Dubai. It is with a 333 m (1,093 ft), the world's tallest hotel.

Rotana also manages the Al Bustan Rotana in Dubai, the hotel where Hamas military commander Mahmoud al-Mabhouh was assassinated in January, 2010 in Room 230. No statements were made by Management, but internal sources describe the interrogation of numerous hotel staff by Dubai Police, keeping some staff in detention from 2–5 days. No hotel staff was then accused of having any connection with the death. As per the reports issued internally, the hotel did not face any repercussions by the authorities since the hotel followed all the legal requirements set by Dubai government relating to hotel safety and security.

New Rotana properties of all four sub brands are to open in Amman, Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Dubai, Al Khobar, Jeddah, Riyad, Baghdad, Bahrain, Beirut, Doha, Khartoum, Libya, Rabat and Salalah.

City Centre Rotana - Doha, Qatar (Opening 2013)

Karbala Rayhaan by Rotana - Karbala, Iraq (Opening 2013)

Hili Rayhaan by Rotana - Al Ain, UAE (Opening in 2013)

Boulevard Arjaan by Rotana - Amman, Jordan (Opening 2013)

Salalah Rotana Resort & Spa - Salalah, Oman (Opening 2013)

Yasmeen Rotana - Damascus, Syria (Opening 2013)

Shams Rotana - Baghdad, Iraq  (Opening 2014)

Baghdad Mall Rayhaan by Rotana - Baghdad, Iraq (Opening 2014)

Capital Centre Arjaan by Rotana - Abu Dhabi, UAE (Opening 2014)

Marina Mall Arjaan by Rotana - Abu Dhabi, UAE (Opening 2015)

Saadiyat Rotana Resort - Abu Dhabi, UAE (Opening 2015)

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  275 spacious rooms and suites 
  
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The beachfront area where Burj Al Arab and Jumeirah Beach Hotel are located was previously called Chicago Beach. The hotel is located on an island of reclaimed land280 meters offshore of the beach of the former Chicago Beach Hotel. The locale's name had its origins in the Chicago Bridge & Iron Company which at one time welded giantfloating oil storage tankers on the site.

The old name persisted after the old Hotel was demolished in 1997. Dubai Chicago Beach Hotel remained as the Public Project Name for the construction phase of Burj Al Arab Hotel until Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum announced the new name.

Design and Construction

Burj Al Arab was designed by architect Tom Wright of Atkins. The design and construction were managed by Canadian engineer Rick Gregory also of WS Atkins. Construction of the Island began in 1994. It was built to resemble the sail of a dhow, a type of Arabian vessel. Two "wings" spread in a V to form a vast "mast", while the space between them is enclosed in a massive atrium. The architect Tom Wright said "The client wanted a building that would become an iconic or symbolic statement for Dubai; this is very similar to Sydney with its Opera House, London with Big Ben, or Paris with the Eiffel Tower. It needed to be a building that would become synonymous with the name of the country."

The architect and engineering consultant for the project was Atkins. Fletcher Construction from New Zealand was the lead joint venture partner in the initial stages of pre-construction and construction. The hotel was built by South African construction contractor Murray & Roberts and Al Habtoor Engineering.

The building opened in December 1999.

There was a considerable controversy regarding the claim that the structure looks like a huge Christian cross.

Features

Several features of the hotel required complex engineering feats to achieve. The hotel rests on an artificial island constructed 280 m (920 ft) offshore. To secure a foundation, the builders drove 230 forty-meter (130 ft) long concrete piles into the sand.

Engineers created a ground/surface layer of large rocks, which is circled with a concrete honeycomb pattern, which serves to protect the foundation from erosion. It took three years to reclaim the land from the sea, while it took fewer than three years to construct the building itself. The building contains over 70,000 m³ (92,000 cu yd) of concrete and 9,000 tons of steel.

Inside the building, the atrium is 180 m (590 ft) tall.

Burj Al Arab is the world's fourth tallest hotel (not including buildings with mixed use). The structure of the Rose Rayhaan, also in Dubai, is 11 m (36 ft) taller than Burj Al Arab.

Rooms and Suites

The hotel is managed by the Jumeirah Group. Despite its size, Burj Al Arab holds only 28 double-story floors which accommodate 202 bedroom suites. The smallest suite occupies an area of 169 m² (1,820 sq ft), the largest covers 780 m² (8,400 sq ft).

Suites feature design details that juxtapose east and west. White columns show great influence. Bathrooms are accented by mosaic tile patterns.

The Royal Suite, billed at US$18,776 per night, is listed at number 12 on World's 15 most expensive hotel suites compiled by CNN Go in 2012.

The Burj Al Arab is very popular with the Chinese market, which made up 25 per cent of all bookings at the hotel in 2011 and 2012.

Services

Burj Al Arab does not have rooms; it has 202 suites, where each one is arranged over 2 floors. Ranging from a spacious 170 sq m to an astonishing 780 sq m in size, the floor to ceiling glass windows offer simply breathtaking views of the Arabian Gulf.

Decorated with lavish textures and exuberant colors, each suite features a sumptuous living and dining area, state of the art entertainment system and office facilities. Their sheer opulence in every tiny detail is underpinned with technology that does everything from controlling the 42 inch Plasma screen TV to closing the curtains. 

An extensive range of full-size Hermes bathroom amenities, a decadent bath menu with music and oils, and an alternative menu offering a range of 13 pillows to choose from are also provided as standard in all the suites

Housekeeping also looks after linen, uniforms and flowers and we have a small on site laundry. That is the practical part of the job, the creative part is then to inspire and motivate the team on a daily basis and challenge them to continually improve.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burj_Al_Arab

Dubai Marriott Harbor Hotel Suites

Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites is a 59-floor 256 metre (840 ft) tall skyscraper completed in 2007. This residential and hotel tower is located in Dubai Marina in Dubai, United Arab Emirates and features 261 suites offering choices of 24 spacious studio rooms, six one-bedroom, 170 two-bedroom and 55 three-bedroom suites, as well as six penthouses. The Hotel is the property of The Emirates Group, which also owns other hotels like Al Maha Desert Resort & Spa.

When opened on 1 November 2007, it was known as Emirates Marina Hotel & Residence. The name was changed to The Harbour Hotel & Residence in January 2008. The reason for the change was due to the large quantity of buildings in Dubai Marina that had the word "Marina" in them. To prevent confusion from their customers, and to keep the nautical theme, the words "Emirates Marina" were changed to "The Harbour." The hotel was finally rebranded and renamed Dubai Marriott Harbour Hotel & Suites, when it was put under the management of Marriott International on 15 September 2009.

Arrival/Departure Time:  

• Check-in-time: 3:00 pm Check-out-time: 12:00 pm  

Early check-in and late checkout on request, and subject to availability.  

Children Policy:  

• Child age break is 15 years old.  

Maximum Occupancy:  

• Two Bedroom Suite Marina View - 4 adults or 4 adults and 2 children.  

• Two Bedroom Suite Sea View - 4 adults or 4 adults and 2 children.  

• Three Bedroom Suite Marina View - 4 adults or 4 adults and 2 children.  

• Three Bedroom Suite Sea View - 4 adults or 4 adults and 2 children.  

Two Bedroom Suite Marina View, 160 sqm/ 1722 sq ft. Living/sitting area, Dining area. Bedroom 1: 1 King. Bedroom 2: 2 Twin/Single Bed(s). 2.5 bathrooms. Bathroom is marble, over-sized bathtub.  

• Shower/Tub combination. Table with seating for 6.  

Two Bedroom Suite Sea View, 160 sqm/1722 sq ft. Bedroom 1: 1 King. Bedroom 2: 2 Twin/Single Bed(s). 2.5 bathrooms. Bathrooms are marble with over-sized bathtub. Shower/Tub combination.  

Three Bedroom Suite Marina View, 220 sqm/ 2367 sq ft. Living/sitting area, Dining area. Bedroom 1: 1 King. Bedroom 2: Queen. Bedroom 3: 2 Twin/ Single Bed(s). 3.5 bathrooms. Marble bathrooms with over-sized bathtub.  

Three Bedroom Suite Sea View, 220 sqm/2367 sq ft. Bedroom 1: King. Bedroom 2: Queen. Bedroom 3:  

• 2 Twin/Single Bed(s). 3.5 bathrooms. Marble bathrooms with over-sized bathtub.  

All accommodations include: housekeeping, hairdryer, internet access (high speed, wireless), wake-up calls, iron, washer/dryer, ironing board, kitchen (full), microwave, non-smoking accommodations, DVD player, refrigerator, air conditioning, rollaway bed (on request): ($), balcony, room service (24-hour), bathrobes, safe (in accommodation), bathroom (ensuite), shower, bathtub, slippers, coffee/tea maker, table and chairs, crib (on request), telephone, desk, television (remote controlled) and turndown service.  

($) Denotes a fee may be charged.  

Specific bedding and/or special requests are fulfilled based on availability and cannot always be guaranteed.  

Grand Hyatt Dubai is a hotel in the area of Zabeel in Dubai, United Arab Emirates established in 2003 and owned by the ruler of Dubai; at the time its 674 rooms made it the largest hotel in Dubai.^] The restaurant serves Arabic cuisine. The Grand Hyatt Dubai is one of the Hyatt hotels.

Zabeel is between Dubai Airport and the new developments in Dubai which is usually referred to as "new Dubai".

The hotel lobby has an indoor rainforest, which, according to an Economist travel writer, had mixed results in injecting atmosphere.

Discover the 5-star luxury hotel experience that awaits you at Grand Hyatt Amman – located just two kilometres away from the city centre, in the heart of the business and diplomatic district of Jabal Amman.
Delight in the ideal balance of comfort and convenience, just 30 minutes from Amman's airport, Queen Alia International Airport (AMIA). Enjoy the full range of facilities at our 5-star Amman hotel – including a health centre, spa, enticing restaurants and dining, chic bars and lounges, and unparalleled meeting and event planning.

Accomodations

The Hyatt Tower offers 50 fully equipped residential apartments linked by a walkway to the hotel for the comfort of our long-staying guests. The residences range from one-bedroom 82 sq m apartments to very spacious 276 sq m four-bedroom options. All guestrooms and apartments include enhanced entertainment and technology options, with high-speed Internet connections, wireless connectivity in all public areas and an extensive range of international television channels. Apartment residents enjoy 24-hour security, as well as full access to all hotel facilities, including Room Service and Housekeeping services.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Hyatt_Dubai

http://worldhotelresidences.com/luxury-serviced-apartment/grand-hyatt-aman

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   Local Studies
   

The Crown Regency Hotel and Towers is a hotel complex in Cebu City, Philippines. The main building, the 38-storey Fuente Tower 1, is one of the tallest hotel buildings in the country at 140 meters (459 ft). It is likewise the tallest building in Cebu City and the country's tallest building outside of Metro Manila.

The top floors of the hotel tower feature an amusement facility which includes a roller coaster that runs around the edge of the building, and a stroll around the edge of the building with the protection of safety harnesses.

Project Team

The Crown Regency Hotel and Towers was designed by local architectural firm T.I. Vasquez Architects & Planners Inc., while the structural design was made by G. E. Origenes Consulting Engineers.

Other members of the design team are CMA Engineering Consultants (Sanitary, Mechanical, and Fire Safety Works); lraido T. Legaspi, Jr. & Associates (Electrical Works); and E.O. Bataclan & Associates (Interior Design).

The General Contractor that built the said tower was ASEC Development and Construction Corporation.

The hotel opened on April 11, 1969 as part of the overall redevelopment plan for Makati. Historically, it holds the distinction of being the first 5-star deluxe hotel in Makati and the second InterContinental hotel to open in Asia. All of its 332 guest rooms and suites were updated in 2006 and incorporate traditional and modern Filipino design.

Managed by Pan Pacific Hotels Group, the “Pan Pacific” portfolio features 20 luxury hotels, resorts and serviced suites across Asia, Greater China, North America and Oceania, including those under development.

Characterized by its brand promise “Your refreshing Pacific experience”, “Pan Pacific” is focused on offering enriching experiences that draw on a diversity of landscapes and cultures of its Pacific Rim locations; as well as relevant choices that convey freedom and individuality.

The brand is delivered through an unmistakable “Pacific Touch” – welcoming environments underscored by discreet elegance, personalized and uncomplicated service.

In line with the brand’s expansion strategy to grow the Pacific Hotels and Resorts portfolio in Asia, Greater China and Oceania, “Pan Pacific” debuted in China with Pan Pacific Xiamen in 2009 and Pan Pacific Suzhou in the following year. The brand also extended its footprint into Australia with the launch of Pan Pacific Perth in 2011.

The opening of Pan Pacific Ningbo and Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Ningbo in 2012 and Pan Pacific Tianjin in 2013 will further strengthen the brand’s presence in China.

For over 35 years, Pan Pacific has delighted guests with sensory voyages, offering an invigorating blend of the best that the Pacific region has to offer. The first Pan Pacific hotel, Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta opened in 1976 and Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts has since extended its presence to other parts of Asia and North America including Singapore, Malaysia, Manila, Vancouver, Whistler and Seattle.

In 2007, Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts became a founding member of the Global Hotel Alliance, the world's largest alliance of independent hotel brands comprising 14 member brands with nearly 300 upscale and luxury hotels across 52 countries.

A year later, the brand launched its first extended-stay property with the debut of Pan Pacific Serviced Suites Orchard, Singapore.

The Manila Hotel is a 570-room, five-star hotel in Manila, Philippines, located in the heart of the Manila Bay area. The Manila Hotel is the oldest premiere hotel in the Philippines built in 1909 to rival Malacañang Palace, the official residence of the President of the Philippines, and opened on the commemoration of American Independence on July 4, 1912. The hotel complex was built on an area of 35,000 square metres (380,000 sq ft) along Roxas Boulevard adjacent to Rizal Park. Its penthouse served as the residence of General Douglas MacArthur during his tenure as the Military Advisor of the Philippine Commonwealth from 1935 to 1941.

The Peninsula Manila was built to coincide with the hosting of the International Monetary Fund conference in Manila. It was built on the corners of Ayala and Makati Avenues, after which they are named. After undergoing several renovations, The Peninsula asserted itself as the "Jewel in the Capital's Crown".

Upon the opening, the Peninsula Manila did not need to introduce itself to the public, for its main counterpart, The Peninsula Hong Kong already had established a name for The Peninsula Hotels decades ago, thus making it the favorite hotel for the high-ranking of the society.

The Pen consists of two wings, which host all 497 rooms and suites.

In 2000, the hotel's roof was the scene of Filipino singer and Asia's songbird Regine Velasquez for her performance of the country's millennial theme Written In The Sand together with 2,000 children,^] televised in 67 broadcast networks throughout the world to coincide with midnight in Manila for the BBC's millennium special 2000 Today.

Manila Peninsula Seige

The Manila Peninsula rebellion occurred on November 29, 2007. Detained Senator Antonio Trillanes IV, General Lim and other Magdalo officials walked out of their trial and marched through the streets of Makati City, called for the ousting of President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, and seized the second floor of The Peninsula Manila along Ayala Avenue. Former Vice-President Teofisto Guingona also joined the march to The Peninsula Manila Hotel as well as some of the soldiers from the Armed Forces of the Philippines. The siege was ended after the military stormed the lobby and the second floor where Rizal function room was located and Trillanes was seized.

The lobby of the hotel sustained much damage because of gunfire that rattled through its walls, windows and the main glass door was obliterated by an armored personnel carrier on the assault to serve Trillanes et al. their arrest warrants.

On December 4, 2007, David Batchelor, general manager of the hotel, announced the filing of damage suit within 10 days, as some estimated the damage at US$ 1.2 million or P 50.766 million. Meanwhile, even before the reopening, it already received guests’ bookings or 51% room occupancy. The Peninsula Manila is 77% owned by the Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels Limited.

On December 4, 2007, United States Ambassador Kristie Kenney stated that she would visit The Peninsula Manila: "Fortunately, the hotel, a great hotel, has opened again. I look forward to going there myself." 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Peninsula_Manila

2.2 Review of Related Literature

2.2.1 Foreign Literature

What kind of work do people do in housekeeping in a hotel?

Housekeeping in a hotel is a very physically demanding job that includes many, varied tasks. Typically, in this case study, housekeepers were responsible for cleaning 16 rooms per shift. The actual amount of work depends on the size of the room and the number of beds. A housekeeper needs between fifteen and thirty minutes to do one room. A housekeeper carries out the following tasks:

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  removing stains
  

Management Theory and Housekeeping Administration

We have looked at the roles of employee participation, management delegation, training, and rewards in influencing productivity in housekeeping. Each of these practices evolved from management theories. The answer, then, to the question of which theory should be applied in the housekeeping department is, none of them, and at the same time, all of them. Each of them is appropriate at different times and under different circumstances (situational leadership). Current research also seems to favor the situational leadership or contingency approach. Studies27 have indicated that different circumstances demand different management approaches; an unchanging leadership style does not work as effectively as a flexible style. The key variable that influences a manager’s style, according the situational leadership theorists, is the ability and attitude of the follower. Although a manager’s behavior may change, or an approach to a problem may be dictated by the ability and attitude of the follower, we believe that a manager should always maintain a high level of concern for both
We have looked at the roles of employee participation, management delegation, training, and rewards in influencing productivity in housekeeping. Each of these practices evolved from management theories. The answer, then, to the question of which theory should be applied in the housekeeping department is, none of them, and at the same time, all of them. Each of them is appropriate at different times and under different circumstances (situational leadership). Current research also seems to favor the situational leadership or contingency approach. Studies27 have indicated that different circumstances demand different management approaches; an unchanging leadership style does not work as effectively as a flexible style. The key variable that influences a manager’s style, according to the situational leadership theorists, is the ability and attitude of the follower. Although a manager’s behavior may change, or an approach to a problem may be dictated by the ability and attitude of the follower, we believe that a manager should always maintain a high level of concern for both
New Horizons in Management

Recent attempts to gain better guest acceptance of the service product being presented have yielded reports thatthe root problem noted by guests usually centered onthe employee failing to perform adequately. Employee attitudes and motivations were also highly suspect; this was noticed when guests were asked to rank their most common complaints when visiting a hotel. Appearing at the top of most lists were the guests’ concerns about

employee attitudes. More detailed studies, however, have indicated that a clear 85 percent of all guest and service quality problems were the result of systems, policies, and procedures that were either outdated, inappropriate, or restrictive, and consequently did not take care
of the guest. Only 15 percent of quality problems were associated directly with the employee’s failure to perform properly in the employee’s relationship with
the guest. Basically, in our industry, employees have
over managed and under lid. Other studies addressed the issue of quality assurance in hotel operations. Such was the case of the American Hotel and Motel Association’s sponsored study conducted at the Sheraton Scottsdale in Scottsdale, Arizona.28 This study was primarily concerned with problem solving in areas where guest comments indicated a
quality problem in rendering service to the guest. Theory Z technique was applied at the Sheraton Scottsdale, and several focus groups (created from among several first-line employees who would be most conversant with the particular problem being discussed)
were formed to address the problem areas identified by guest comments. (The terms focus group and quality circle are interchangeable.) The focus group concept, once and for all, took recognition of the fact that it was the front-line employee who was actually delivering
the product or service being offered—not the company, the general manager, or the middle management of the property, or even the first-line supervisor. It is the front-line employee who, having the greatest contact with the guest, actually represents the entire organization to
the guest. Too often in the past, when talking to the guest, the only response available to the employee was, ‘‘you will have to talk to the manager.’’ By placing the guest’s problem in front of those employees (focus group) who had the greatest knowledge about how to solve a problem (because they did the work in the area of the problem), quality standards
would be raised. Having been involved in creating the new and better-quality standard, the employees would be more inclined to personally commit themselves to
meeting the new standards. These new standards thenbecame the benchmarks for training or retraining of all employees: standards set by employees and agreed to bymanagement. The results of the changes developed through this sponsored study, as reported by Sheraton Scottsdale General Manager Ken MacKenzie, included ‘‘growth in revenue of twenty-eight percent in the first year of the program, twenty-five percent in the second year, and a group of supportive employees. You don’t buy them or hire them, you develop them.’’

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