National Dex Mega Diancie [DONE]

[Solaros & Lunaris]

[SET]
name: Wallbreaker
move 1: Diamond Storm
move 2: Moonblast
move 3: Mystical Fire
move 4: Stealth Rock / Earth Power / Encore
item: Diancite
ability: Clear Body
nature: Naive
evs: 124 Atk / 132 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure most of the Defoggers in the tier makes it a potent offensive Stealth Rock setter. In addition, it‘s a terrific wallbreaker thanks to its incredible offenses and good Speed in conjunction with colorful coverage. Diamond Storm is preferred over Power Gem to wear down specially defensive Pokemon like Blissey, Toxapex, and Slowking. Moonblast is a powerful STAB move that easily dispatches Pokemon like Garchomp and Mega Latias while also hitting physical walls like defensive Landorus-T quite hard. Mystical Fire is crucial coverage, as it targets Corviknight and Ferrothorn and discourages Mega Scizor from switching in. Instead of Stealth Rock, Earth Power can be used to snipe Heatran and do more damage to Mega Mawile and Excadrill. Encore can also be used in this moveslot to, for example, lock Corviknight into Defog or Tapu Fini into Calm Mind, allowing Mega Diancie to exploit the switch or revenge kill them. Magic Bounce deters status moves and entry hazards, allowing Mega Diancie to take advantage of passive Pokemon like Mega Sableye and Blissey. 132 Special Attack EVs allow it to 2HKO Corviknight with 72 Special Defense EVs after Stealth Rock, with the remaining EVs going into Attack for better damage rolls against Pokemon like Blissey and Heatran.

Mega Diancie fits on bulky offense teams that appreciate its monstrous wallbreaking power and Stealth Rock. Magnezone is a phenomenal teammate thanks to its ability to completely remove Steel-types, allowing Mega Diancie to forgo Mystical Fire entirely. Because of Mega Diancie’s frailty, pivots that can bring it in like Blissey, Slowking, and Corviknight make solid partners. Blissey can also paralyze offensive answers to Mega Diancie such as Greninja and Ash-Greninja, (feel free t Slowking can use Future Sight to make its attacks indirectly stronger, and Corviknight can check defensive Ground-types like Landorus-T and Gliscor that Mega Diancie can’t break through on its own. Wallbreakers and late-game cleaners such as Swords Dance Kartana and Kyurem appreciate Stealth Rock and Mega Diancie’s ability to wear down several defensive Pokemon, such as Blissey, Heatran, and Mega Scizor. Kartana in particular loves Mega Diancie pressuring Zapdos, Mega Latias, and Corviknight, while Kartana uses the defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie baits in as setup fodder. Mega Diancie can form solid entry hazard stacking cores with Ferrothorn, Greninja, and Ash-Greninja thanks to their collective ability to beat down Defoggers so that entry hazards can stay up. Ferrothorn can also annoy several of Mega Diancie's checks like Heatran and Blissey with Toxic, Leech Seed, and Knock Off, while Ash-Greninja can beat down the checks it shares with Mega Diancie like Ferrothorn and Toxapex.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Psychic is an option to slam Mega Venusaur as well as hitting Amoonguss harder, but it’s often hard to fit onto Mega Diancie‘s moveset. A set with Substitute and Endeavor alongside 5 HP IVs can be used to lure in and cripple Corviknight and Blissey, but these targets are easy enough to pressure with regular attacks anyway.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Steel-types**: Mega Scizor, Corviknight, and Heatran are all solid answers to Mega Diancie. The former two can retaliate with a Steel-type STAB move, and Heatran can smack it with Earth Power. However, Heatran lacks reliable recovery and must be wary of Earth Power, while Mega Scizor and Corviknight must be cautious about eating a Mystical Fire on the switch.

**Ground-types**: Landorus-T and Gliscor make decent checks to Mega Diancie, as they can take its attacks and OHKO it with their STAB Earthquake. However, they need to watch their health, as Mega Diancie can break past them with brute force.

**Pokemon with Regenerator**: Toxapex, Slowking, and Amoonguss make solid switch-ins to Mega Diancie, and they don’t need to worry about their health thanks to Regenerator. The former two can threaten Mega Diancie with Scald, while Amoonguss can use Giga Drain. Toxapex needs to watch for Earth Power, while Amoonguss must be careful about Mystical Fire or the rare Psychic.

**Faster Offensive Pokemon**: Tapu Koko, Greninja, Ash-Greninja, Mega Lopunny, and Choice Scarf Landorus-T all pose a massive threat to Mega Diancie. Rillaboom’s Grassy Glide is also a major thorn in its side. However, none of these Pokemon can directly switch into it, as they take severe damage or are KOed outright by its STAB moves.

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[SET]
name: Wallbreaker
move 1: Diamond Storm
move 2: Moonblast
move 3: Mystical Fire
move 4: Stealth Rock / Earth Power / Encore
item: Diancite
ability: Clear Body
nature: Hasty Naive naive helps with mawile sucker / most priority moves, since they are primarily physical
evs: 124 Atk / 132 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Mega Diancie is a terrific wallbreaker thanks to its incredible offenses and good Speed in conjunction with colorful coverage and the ability to set Stealth Rock. Diamond Storm is preferred over Power Gem for its ability to wear down specially defensive Pokemon like Blissey, Toxapex, and Slowking. Mystical Fire is crucial coverage, as it targets Corviknight and Ferrothorn, and discourages Mega Scizor from switching in. Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure every most of the Defoggers in the tier makes it a potent Stealth Rock setter I would put this as the first sentence, as this is what really makes diancie so good. Alternatively, Earth Power can be used to snipe Heatran and do more damage to Mega Mawile and Magearna. Encore can also be used in this slot to lock certain Pokemon into a bad play, such as forcing Corviknight to Defog Brave Bird or locking Tapu Fini into Calm Mind, allowing you to exploit the switch or revenge it with Diamond Storm. Magic Bounce allows Mega Diancie to deter status moves, allowing it to take advantage of passive Pokemon like Mega Sableye and Blissey. 132 Special Attack EVs allow Mega Diancie to 2HKO 72 SpD Corviknight, with the remaining EVs going into Attack to better rolls against Pokemon like Blissey and Heatran.

Mega Diancie fits on bulky offense teams that appreciate its monstrous breaking power as well as its ability to easily set up Stealth Rock. Magnezone is a phenomenal teammate thanks to its ability to completely remove Steel-types, allowing Mega Diancie to forgo Mystical Fire entirely. Because of Mega Diancie’s frailty, pivots that can bring it in like Blissey, Slowking, and Corviknight make solid partners. Blissey can also paralyze offensive answers to Mega Diancie like what?, Slowking can use Future Sight to make its attacks indirectly stronger, while Corviknight can check defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie can’t break through on its own. Wallbreakers and late-game cleaners, such as Swords Dance Kartana, Kyurem, and Magearna, are appreciative of Mega Diancie’s Stealth Rock and ability to wear down a number of defensive Pokemon such as?. Kartana in particular loves Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure Zapdos, Mega Latias, and Corviknight, while Kartana uses the defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie baits in as setup fodder. Mega Diancie can form solid hazard stacking cores with Ferrothorn and both Greninja formes thanks to their collective ability to beat down Defoggers so that hazards can stay up. Ferrothorn can also annoy several Mega Diancie check with Toxic, Leech Seed, and Knock Off what are some examples of these, while Ash-Greninja can beat down the checks it shares with Mega Diancie.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Psychic is an option to slam Mega Venusaur as well as to hit Amoonguss harder, but it’s often hard to fit onto Mega Diancie‘s moveset. A set with Substitute and Endeavor alongside 5 HP IVs can be used to lure in and cripple Corviknight and Blissey, but these targets are easy enough to pressure with regular attacks anyway.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Steel-types**: While they have to fear Mystical Fire or Earth Power, Mega Scizor, Magearna, and Heatran are solid answers to Mega Diancie. The former two can retaliate with a Steel STAB, and Heatran can smack Mega Diancie with Earth Power. However, Magearna and Heatran lack reliable recovery, while Mega Scizor must be cautious about eating a Mystical Fire on the switch. It should be more clear that these only check certain sets, and corv needs a mention

**Ground-types**: Landorus-T and Gliscor make decent checks to Mega Diancie, as they can take its attacks and OHKO it with their STAB Earthquake. However, they need to watch their health, as Mega Diancie is able to break past them with brute force.

**Pokemon with Regenerator**: Toxapex, Slowking, anfd Amoonguss make solid switch-ins to Mega Diancie, and they don’t need to worry about their health thanks to Regenerator. The former two can threaten Mega Diancie with Scald, while Amoonguss can use Giga Drain. Toxapex needs to watch for Earth Power, while Amoonguss must be careful about Mystical Fire or the rare Psychic.

**Faster Offensive Pokemon Revenge Killers **: Tapu Koko, both Greninja formes, Mega Lopunny, and Choice Scarf Landorus-T all pose a massive threat to Mega Diancie. However, none of them can directly switch into it, as they take severe damage or KOed outright by its STAB moves mention rillaboom.

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[SET]
name: Wallbreaker
move 1: Diamond Storm
move 2: Moonblast
move 3: Mystical Fire
move 4: Stealth Rock / Earth Power / Encore
item: Diancite
ability: Clear Body
nature: Naive
evs: 124 Atk / 132 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure most of the Defoggers in the tier makes it a potent offensive Stealth Rock setter. In addition, it‘s a terrific wallbreaker thanks to its incredible offenses and good Speed in conjunction with colorful coverage Diamond Storm is preferred over Power Gem for its ability to wear down specially defensive Pokemon like Blissey, Toxapex, and Slowking. Mystical Fire is crucial coverage, as it targets Corviknight and Ferrothorn, and discourages Mega Scizor from switching in. mention Moonblast Alternatively, Earth Power can be used to snipe Heatran and do more damage to Mega Mawile and Excadrill. Encore can also be used in this slot to lock certain Pokemon into a bad play, such as forcing Corviknight to Defog or locking Tapu Fini into Calm Mind, allowing you to exploit the switch or revenge kill them. Magic Bounce allows Mega Diancie to deter status moves and hazards, allowing it to take advantage of passive Pokemon like Mega Sableye and Blissey. 132 Special Attack EVs allow Mega Diancie to 2HKO 72 SpD Corviknightrecalc this, with the remaining EVs going into Attack to better rolls against Pokemon like Blissey and Heatran.

Mega Diancie fits on bulky offense teams that appreciate its monstrous breaking power as well as its ability to easily set up Stealth Rock. Magnezone is a phenomenal teammate thanks to its ability to completely remove Steel-types, allowing Mega Diancie to forgo Mystical Fire entirely. Because of Mega Diancie’s frailty, pivots that can bring it in like Blissey, Slowking, and Corviknight make solid partners. Blissey can also paralyze offensive answers to Mega Diancie such as both Greninja formes, Slowking can use Future Sight to make its attacks indirectly stronger, while Corviknight can check defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie can’t break through on its own such as? I think an example or two would be awesome here. Wallbreakers and late-game cleaners, such as Swords Dance Kartana and Kyurem, are appreciative of Mega Diancie’s Stealth Rock and ability to wear down a number of defensive Pokemon, such as Blissey, Heatran, and Mega Scizor. Kartana in particular loves Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure Zapdos, Mega Latias, and Corviknight, while Kartana uses the defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie baits in as setup fodder. Mega Diancie can form solid hazard stacking cores with Ferrothorn and both Greninja formes thanks to their collective ability to beat down Defoggers so that hazards can stay up. Ferrothorn can also annoy several of Mega Diancie checks, like Heatran and Blissey, with Toxic, Leech Seed, and Knock Off, while Ash-Greninja can beat down the checks it shares with Mega Diancie. I think we can squeeze in one (or two) here examples.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Psychic is an option to slam Mega Venusaur as well as to hit Amoonguss harder, but it’s often hard to fit onto Mega Diancie‘s moveset. A set with Substitute and Endeavor alongside 5 HP IVs can be used to lure in and cripple Corviknight and Blissey, but these targets are easy enough to pressure with regular attacks anyway.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Steel-types**: Mega Scizor, Corviknight, and Heatran are all solid answers to Mega Diancie. The former two can retaliate with a Steel STAB, and Heatran can smack Mega Diancie with Earth Power. However, Magearna Mag gone :( a different example here if possible and Heatran lack reliable recovery, while Mega Scizor and Corviknight must be cautious about eating a Mystical Fire on the switch. Heatran, on the other hand, must be wary of Earth Power.

**Ground-types**: Landorus-T and Gliscor make decent checks to Mega Diancie, as they can take its attacks and OHKO it with their STAB Earthquake. However, they need to watch their health, as Mega Diancie is able to break past them with brute force.

**Pokemon with Regenerator**: Toxapex, Slowking, and Amoonguss make solid switch-ins to Mega Diancie, and they don’t need to worry about their health thanks to Regenerator. The former two can threaten Mega Diancie with Scald, while Amoonguss can use Giga Drain. Toxapex needs to watch for Earth Power, while Amoonguss must be careful about Mystical Fire or the rare Psychic.

**Faster Offensive Pokemon**: Tapu Koko, both Greninja formes, Mega Lopunny, and Choice Scarf Landorus-T all pose a massive threat to Mega Diancie. Rillaboom’s Grassy Glide is also a major thorn in Mega Diancie’s side. However, none of them can directly switch into it, as they take severe damage or KOed outright by its STAB moves.

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[SET]
name: Wallbreaker
move 1: Diamond Storm
move 2: Moonblast
move 3: Mystical Fire
move 4: Stealth Rock / Earth Power / Encore
item: Diancite
ability: Clear Body
nature: Naive
evs: 124 Atk / 132 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure most of the Defoggers in the tier makes it a potent offensive Stealth Rock setter. In addition, it‘s a terrific wallbreaker thanks to its incredible offenses and good Speed in conjunction with colorful coverage.(AP) Diamond Storm is preferred over Power Gem for its ability to wear down specially defensive Pokemon like Blissey, Toxapex, and Slowking. Moonblast is a powerful STAB move that easily dispatches Pokemon like Garchomp and Mega Latias,(RC) while also hitting physical walls like defensive Landorus-T quite hard. Mystical Fire is crucial coverage, as it targets Corviknight and Ferrothorn, and discourages Mega Scizor from switching in. Alternatively, Earth Power can be used to snipe Heatran and do more damage to Mega Mawile and Excadrill. Encore can also be used in this slot to lock certain Pokemon into a bad play, such as forcing Corviknight to Defog or locking Tapu Fini into Calm Mind, allowing you Mega Diancie to exploit the switch or revenge kill them. Magic Bounce allows Mega Diancie to deter status moves and entry hazards, allowing it to take advantage of passive Pokemon like Mega Sableye and Blissey. 132 Special Attack EVs allow Mega Diancie to 2HKO 72 SpD Corviknight after Stealth Rock, with the remaining EVs going into Attack to better rolls against Pokemon like Blissey and Heatran.

Mega Diancie fits on bulky offense teams that appreciate its monstrous breaking power as well as its and ability to easily set up Stealth Rock. Magnezone is a phenomenal teammate thanks to its ability to completely remove Steel-types, allowing Mega Diancie to forgo Mystical Fire entirely. Because of Mega Diancie’s frailty, pivots that can bring it in like Blissey, Slowking, and Corviknight make solid partners. Blissey can also paralyze offensive answers to Mega Diancie such as both Greninja formes, Slowking can use Future Sight to make its attacks indirectly stronger, while Corviknight can check defensive Ground-types like Landorus-T and Gliscor that Mega Diancie can’t break through on its own. Wallbreakers and late-game cleaners,(RC) such as Swords Dance Kartana and Kyurem,(RC) are appreciative of Mega Diancie’s Stealth Rock and ability to wear Mega Diancie wearing down a number of several defensive Pokemon, such as Blissey, Heatran, and Mega Scizor. Kartana in particular loves Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure Zapdos, Mega Latias, and Corviknight, while Kartana uses the defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie baits in as setup fodder. Mega Diancie can form solid entry hazard stacking cores with Ferrothorn and both Greninja formes thanks to their collective ability to beat down Defoggers so that entry hazards can stay up. Ferrothorn can also annoy several of Mega Diancie checks,(RC) like Heatran and Blissey,(RC) with Toxic, Leech Seed, and Knock Off, while Ash-Greninja can beat down the checks it shares with Mega Diancie,(RC) like Ferrothorn and Toxapex.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Psychic is an option to slam Mega Venusaur as well as to hit Amoonguss harder, but it’s often hard to fit onto Mega Diancie‘s moveset. A set with Substitute and Endeavor alongside 5 HP IVs can be used to lure in and cripple Corviknight and Blissey, but these targets are easy enough to pressure with regular attacks anyway.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Steel-types**: Mega Scizor, Corviknight, and Heatran are all solid answers to Mega Diancie. The former two can retaliate with a Steel-type(AH) STAB move, and Heatran can smack Mega Diancie with Earth Power. However, Heatran lacks reliable recovery, while Mega Scizor and Corviknight must be cautious about eating a Mystical Fire on the switch. Heatran, on the other hand, must be wary of Earth Power.

**Ground-types**: Landorus-T and Gliscor make decent checks to Mega Diancie, as they can take its attacks and OHKO it with their STAB Earthquake. However, they need to watch their health, as Mega Diancie is able to can break past them with brute force.

**Pokemon with Regenerator**: Toxapex, Slowking, and Amoonguss make solid switch-ins to Mega Diancie, and they don’t need to worry about their health thanks to Regenerator. The former two can threaten Mega Diancie with Scald, while Amoonguss can use Giga Drain. Toxapex needs to watch for Earth Power, while Amoonguss must be careful about Mystical Fire or the rare Psychic.

**Faster Offensive Pokemon**: Tapu Koko, both Greninja formes, Mega Lopunny, and Choice Scarf Landorus-T all pose a massive threat to Mega Diancie. Rillaboom’s Grassy Glide is also a major thorn in Mega Diancie’s side. However, none of them can directly switch into it, as they take severe damage or are KOed outright by its STAB moves.

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- Written by: [[Solaros & Lunaris, 471780]]
- Quality checked by: [[Optify, 511832], [Light Sanctity, 491200]]
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[SET]
name: Wallbreaker
move 1: Diamond Storm
move 2: Moonblast
move 3: Mystical Fire
move 4: Stealth Rock / Earth Power / Encore
item: Diancite
ability: Clear Body
nature: Naive
evs: 124 Atk / 132 SpA / 252 Spe

[SET COMMENTS]
Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure most of the Defoggers in the tier makes it a potent offensive Stealth Rock setter. In addition, it‘s a terrific wallbreaker thanks to its incredible offenses and good Speed in conjunction with colorful coverage. Diamond Storm is preferred over Power Gem for its ability to wear down specially defensive Pokemon like Blissey, Toxapex, and Slowking. Moonblast is a powerful STAB move that easily dispatches Pokemon like Garchomp and Mega Latias while also hitting physical walls like defensive Landorus-T quite hard. Mystical Fire is crucial coverage, as it targets Corviknight and Ferrothorn (RC) and discourages Mega Scizor from switching in. Alternatively, Instead of Stealth Rock, (I imagine?) Earth Power can be used to snipe Heatran and do more damage to Mega Mawile and Excadrill. Encore can also be used in this slot to lock certain Pokemon into a bad play, such as forcing moveslot to, for example, lock Corviknight into Defog or locking Tapu Fini into Calm Mind, allowing Mega Diancie to exploit the switch or revenge kill them. Magic Bounce allows Mega Diancie to deter deters status moves and entry hazards, allowing it Mega Diancie to take advantage of passive Pokemon like Mega Sableye and Blissey. 132 Special Attack EVs allow Mega Diancie it to 2HKO 72 SpD Corviknight with 72 Special Defense EVs after Stealth Rock, with the remaining EVs going into Attack to for (i'm aware you meant "better" as a verb, but the change to "damage rolls" made the "to" sound a bit awkward to me) better damage rolls against Pokemon like Blissey and Heatran.

Mega Diancie fits on bulky offense teams that appreciate its monstrous wallbreaking power and Stealth Rock. Magnezone is a phenomenal teammate thanks to its ability to completely remove Steel-types, allowing Mega Diancie to forgo Mystical Fire entirely. Because of Mega Diancie’s frailty, pivots that can bring it in like Blissey, Slowking, and Corviknight make solid partners. Blissey can also paralyze offensive answers to Mega Diancie such as both Greninja formes, Greninja and Ash-Greninja, (feel free to switch order here and below) Slowking can use Future Sight to make its attacks indirectly stronger, while and Corviknight can check defensive Ground-types like Landorus-T and Gliscor that Mega Diancie can’t break through on its own. Wallbreakers and late-game cleaners such as Swords Dance Kartana and Kyurem are appreciative of appreciate Stealth Rock and Mega Diancie’s ability to wear down several defensive Pokemon, such as Blissey, Heatran, and Mega Scizor. Kartana in particular loves Mega Diancie’s ability to pressure pressuring Zapdos, Mega Latias, and Corviknight, while Kartana uses the defensive Ground-types that Mega Diancie baits in as setup fodder. Mega Diancie can form solid entry hazard stacking cores with Ferrothorn, (AC) and both Greninja formes Greninja, and Ash-Greninja thanks to their collective ability to beat down Defoggers so that entry hazards can stay up. Ferrothorn can also annoy several of Mega Diancie's checks like Heatran and Blissey (RC) with Toxic, Leech Seed, and Knock Off, while Ash-Greninja can beat down the checks it shares with Mega Diancie like Ferrothorn and Toxapex.

[STRATEGY COMMENTS]
Other Options
=============

Psychic is an option to slam Mega Venusaur as well as to hit hitting Amoonguss harder, but it’s often hard to fit onto Mega Diancie‘s moveset. A set with Substitute and Endeavor alongside 5 HP IVs can be used to lure in and cripple Corviknight and Blissey, but these targets are easy enough to pressure with regular attacks anyway.

Checks and Counters
===================

**Steel-types**: Mega Scizor, Corviknight, and Heatran are all solid answers to Mega Diancie. The former two can retaliate with a Steel-type STAB move, and Heatran can smack Mega Diancie it with Earth Power. However, Heatran lacks reliable recovery and must be wary of Earth Power, while Mega Scizor and Corviknight must be cautious about eating a Mystical Fire on the switch. Heatran, on the other hand, must be wary of Earth Power.

**Ground-types**: Landorus-T and Gliscor make decent checks to Mega Diancie, as they can take its attacks and OHKO it with their STAB Earthquake. However, they need to watch their health, as Mega Diancie can break past them with brute force.

**Pokemon with Regenerator**: Toxapex, Slowking, and Amoonguss make solid switch-ins to Mega Diancie, and they don’t need to worry about their health thanks to Regenerator. The former two can threaten Mega Diancie with Scald, while Amoonguss can use Giga Drain. Toxapex needs to watch for Earth Power, while Amoonguss must be careful about Mystical Fire or the rare Psychic.

**Faster Offensive Pokemon**: Tapu Koko, both Greninja formes, Greninja, Ash-Greninja, Mega Lopunny, and Choice Scarf Landorus-T all pose a massive threat to Mega Diancie. Rillaboom’s Grassy Glide is also a major thorn in Mega Diancie’s its side. However, none of them these Pokemon can directly switch into it, as they take severe damage or are KOed outright by its STAB moves.

[CREDITS]
- Written by: [[Solaros & Lunaris, 471780]]
- Quality checked by: [[Optify, 511832], [Light Sanctity, 491200]]
- Grammar checked by: [[Finland, 517429]]

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