Revealed: UK's most popular Christmas markets for 2024

John Hillman

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The UK festive season is upon us and nothing does more to bring out a sense of good cheer than by visiting one of the many fine Christmas markets held across the country between November 2024 and January 2025.

Yet, from cosy village fairs to big-city spectacles, there are so many events planned for Christmas 2024 that you may need to summon the speed of Santa to see even a small fraction of them.

With such limited time, you probably wonder which ones you should consider visiting and which ones to avoid. So, we've analysed millions of social media posts, traveller reviews and Google searches to bring you the most popular Christmas markets as chosen by the public.

UK's favourite Christmas markets

So, pop on your reindeer antlers as we discover the 34 most genuinely popular Christmas markets in the UK today, from big hitters like London, Edinburgh and Manchester to the smaller cities of York and Bath, even the tempting town of Bakewell.

When to go: see dates for these UK Christmas markets and more below to ensure you don't miss out on festive fun, wherever you decide to go.

1. London's Winter Wonderland, Hyde Park

• From Thursday 21 November 2024 to Sunday 5 January 2025

Located in London's Hyde Park, this is the ultimate festive playground, transforming the city's famous green space into a dazzling wonderland of holiday fun. Think twinkling lights, a giant ice rink, thrilling fairground rides and cosy Bavarian-style bars serving up mulled wine and hot chocolate.

It's a winter carnival that brings together ice sculpting shows, a thrumming Christmas market for gifts and street food stalls offering everything from churros to bratwurst. Families can enjoy kid-friendly attractions like Santa Land, while those seeking bigger thrills can brave the towering rollercoasters.

With its iconic Magical Ice Kingdom and festive atmosphere, Winter Wonderland is the UK's favourite festive escape, offering seasonal magic and entertainment for all ages. Just be prepared for big crowds and bigger prices; it's London, after all.

2. Manchester Christmas Markets

• From Friday 8 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Manchester's Christmas Markets are a Northwest yuletide staple, transforming the city centre into a festive maze of wooden stalls, stars and irresistible seasonal scents.

Spanning across Albert Square, St. Ann's Square and beyond, these markets bring a European-style Christmas experience right to the heart of Manchester. Browse over 300 stalls offering handmade gifts, quirky decorations and snug winter wear. The food scene is a treat, too, with traditional bratwursts, gooey cheese dishes, and mulled wine served in collectable mugs.

The atmosphere is undeniably jolly but the sheer volume of visitors can sometimes make it feel more like a busy fairground than a traditional market. If you're after a relaxed, intimate festive vibe, you might want to plan your visit during off-peak hours or be prepared for the hustle and bustle.

3. Edinburgh Christmas Market

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Saturday 4 January 2025

Edinburgh's Christmas Market brings holiday joy to the heart of Scotland's capital, sprawling across East Princes Street Gardens and the adjacent streets. With Edinburgh Castle overhead and the twinkling lights of the city's skyline, this market is all about super-sized festive cheer in the ultimate picturesque setting.

You can explore a variety of stalls featuring European treats, gifts and warming drinks, alongside a host of rides and attractions for families, like the Ferris wheel and ice rink. Prices are on the higher side, and the weekend queues mean you should consider visiting midweek to beat the rush.

But if you're after a memorable winter experience with a stunning view, Edinburgh's Christmas Market is hard to beat.

4. Christmas in Covent Garden, London

• From Tuesday 12 November 2024 to (tbc)

Christmas in Covent Garden is a sight to behold. It features dazzling decorations and an iconic British-grown, 60-foot Christmas tree adorned with over 30,000 twinkling lights. From 6 November 2024, Covent Garden transforms into a festive paradise, where oversized bells, baubles and spinning mirror balls create a magical ambience under the grand Market Hall.

Shoppers can wander through boutique stalls, the historic Jubilee Market and festive pop-ups, finding everything from unique ornaments to luxury tea sets and sumptuous artisanal treats, all against a backdrop of world-class live street performances and festive music.

It has its drawbacks (like being incredibly expensive!), but Covent Garden's blend of traditional and modern holiday magic is a must for tourists looking for a classic London Christmas experience.

5. Oxford Christmas Market

• From Saturday 23 November 2024 to Sunday 5 January 2025

Oxford Christmas Market will return to Broad Street this year, under the new name of "Christmas in Oxford", bringing its festive favourites to the city's historic heart. Known for its cosy setup beneath the "dreaming spires" of Oxford, this market offers a mix of artisanal crafts, gourmet food stalls and classic holiday treats like bratwurst and mulled wine.

Stalls display handmade gifts, decorations and seasonal delicacies that showcase the talents of local and regional artisans. Alongside shopping, the market features live music from local choirs and brass bands, creating a truly immersive experience. Reviews say it was a little overcrowded last year but this year's organisers say they are working hard to improve the flow and ambiance.

6. Cardiff Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Monday 23 December 2024

The Cardiff Christmas Market transforms the city centre into a festive wonderland brimming with Welsh character. Located along The Hayes, St John Street and Trinity Street, this market showcases over 200 stalls filled with original handmade crafts, from bespoke jewellery to beautifully turned wooden gifts.

The market's atmosphere is enchanting, with live music, carolers and street performers creating a warm holiday ambience. Visitors can enjoy mulled wine and festive Welsh cakes, while the nearby

Winter Wonderland adds more excitement with its ice-skating rink and illuminated attractions at Cardiff Castle. Although weekends get busy, visiting during weekdays offers a more relaxed experience.

This vibrant event highlights Cardiff's winning blend of tradition and creativity and is a great choice for the genuine holiday enthusiast.

7. Christmas at Chatsworth House

• From Saturday 9 November 2024 to Sunday 1 December 2024

Located within Chatsworth's scenic grounds, this market delivers on every holiday must-have, from artisanal gifts and handmade holiday decor to mulled wine and giant marshmallows roasted over open fires. Visitors love the variety: over 100 stalls feature everything from gourmet treats to handcrafted keepsakes, giving you ample choice for gifts.

The market is free to enter but requires pre-booked parking, with shuttle services available for easy access. Beyond the market, Chatsworth House dazzles with a lavish "Christmas Feast" themed display inside and illuminated gardens outside.

8. Leeds Christmas Market

• From Friday 22 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Leeds Christmas Market promises a vibrant festive experience centred in Millennium Square and City Square. With around 70 stalls, this market includes the Ice Cube ice rink, seasonal bars like Thor's Tipi and weekend artisan markets in Bond Court, where local makers offer handcrafted gifts.

The market's layout and food choices create a festive, community-oriented atmosphere, while live entertainment and a super-sized Christmas tree make it easy to get into the holiday spirit. Last year's crowds and high prices were points of contention for some visitors, leading organisers to consolidate the market into fewer locations this year to help with crowd flow.

Overall, it's a festive event worth experiencing, especially if you plan for off-peak times to avoid the crowds.

9. York's Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

York's Christmas Market, also known as St Nicholas Fair, transforms the historic city into a festive paradise, offering a cosy blend of tradition and seasonal charm.

Winding through the medieval streets, the wooden chalets on Parliament Street and St Sampson's Square are filled with handcrafted gifts, locally made delicacies, and holiday decorations, making it a perfect spot for Christmas shopping. Don't miss Thor's Tipi, where you can warm up by the fire with mulled wine or hot chocolate in a Viking-inspired setting.

The market has a more intimate feel than the sprawling fairs of larger cities, which can be both a blessing and a curse; while it offers a quaint atmosphere, the narrow lanes get crowded, especially on weekends. But if you're looking for a holiday experience with a side of Yorkshire flair, York's Christmas Market delivers a magical day out in the heart of this historic city.

10. Rochester Christmas Market

• From Friday 29 November 2024 to Sunday 15 December 2024

Set within the historic grounds of Rochester Castle, the Rochester Christmas Market runs over three weekends from the end of November. It draws in visitors with over 100 stalls featuring handmade gifts, local treats and seasonal food like bratwurst, mulled wine and churros.

The addition of a Bavarian food village, along with live music and entertainment, really adds to the festive vibe. It also features a children's village with crafts and activities, perfect for entertaining the kids.

For those who like to embrace the holiday cheer, Rochester's Christmas Market offers a rich experience that's hard to match anywhere else in Kent.

11. Cambridge Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Tuesday 24 December 2024

The Cambridge Christmas Market has bags of festive flair thanks to the incredible, historic surroundings. Set against the University of Cambridge, the market offers up the usual mix of local crafts, gourmet foods and holiday treats.

Visitors can enjoy live music from local choirs, traditional and artisanal stalls, plus cosy mulled wine bars. Should you tire of the festive vibes the city's architecture provides an extra layer of interest. It's probably one of the best places in the country to experience a warm, festive atmosphere in a city loaded with history.

12. Bath Christmas Market

• From Thursday 28 November 2024 to Sunday 15 December 2024

Bath's Christmas Market is a seasonal treat, turning the city's beautiful historic Georgian streets into a festive throwback from a bygone era. Surrounding the grand Bath Abbey, over 150 chalets showcase an array of handmade crafts, local foods and holiday gifts.

The market focuses on local artisans, offering everything from hand-carved decorations to artisanal cheeses. There's no hiding from the fact that its popularity, combined with narrow streets, means getting around can be a challenge, so consider going on a weekday to enjoy a more relaxed experience.

But with its stunning old-world architecture elevating the festive atmosphere, this is the quintessential English experience and one that's hard to beat.

13. Bristol Christmas Market Broadmead

• From Friday 1 November 2024 to Monday 23 December 2024

Bristol Christmas Market, located in Broadmead, is the city's festive hub with over 50 stalls, a Jäger Barn Bar and cosy igloos for hire.

It's known for its Bavarian-style food and drink, but it also features local treats like Bristol Blue Cheese and cider-braised pork, along with the holiday classics like bratwurst and mulled wine. And, being Bristol, there's always plenty on offer for vegans and vegetarians.

It's a popular market in a busy city so expect it to get crowded, especially on weekends. If you're looking for a more exclusive experience, the igloos are a real cosy retreat. Just remember that they require early booking due to high demand.

14. Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market

• From Friday 1 November 2024 to Tuesday 24 December 2024

Birmingham's Frankfurt Christmas Market is one of the largest outside of Germany, bringing authentic Bavarian flair to the city centre. With over 80 stalls selling bratwursts, pretzels and glühwein, it offers a taste of Germany's festive spirit in Victoria Square and along New Street.

It's a bustling affair, perfect for sampling hearty foods and browsing traditional crafts. The market is a hit with families, groups of friends and couples alike, but it's definitely not a secret.

Expect large crowds, especially on weekends, and queues for the more popular stalls. The sheer scale and lively atmosphere make it a real festive blow-out, but those seeking a more serene holiday vibe may find it a bit too much.

15. Bournemouth Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Wednesday 1 January 2025

This Christmas Market brings holiday vibes to Bournemouth's town square with European-style stalls selling handmade gifts, festive foods and artisanal sweets.

A highlight is the two-storey Alpine Lodge, where you can enjoy mulled wine and traditional Christmas fare with views over the market below. Festive light installations and the outdoor ice rink add an extra layer of enchantment, making it ideal for families and friends looking to immerse themselves in Bournemouth's holiday atmosphere.

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16. Nottingham Winter Wonderland Christmas Market

• From Wednesday 13 November 2024 to Tuesday 31 December 2024

Nottingham's Winter Wonderland Christmas Market is located in Old Market Square. Highlights include the popular elevated Sky Skate, where visitors can glide above the crowd, and the Ice Bar, kept at a frosty -10°C with ice sculptures and warming accessories.

The market also boasts a 60-foot Christmas tree, an observation wheel for panoramic city views, and a broad range of craft stalls offering handmade gifts and artisan foods.

This market does get a few mixed reviews, especially when it comes to the number of stalls selling non-seasonal commercial goods, but on the whole, it's all great festive fun.

17. Winchester Christmas Market

• From Friday 22 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Close to the looming Winchester Cathedral, this Christmas market brings a touch of Teutonic tradition to this historic city. Winchester's Christmas Market is famous for its Alpine-style chalets offering handmade crafts and local delicacies.

The open-air ice rink is a major draw, adding a magical touch to the festive atmosphere. The market's quaint setting makes it a favourite for those seeking a more intimate experience. Just be aware that it can become quite busy, particularly in the evenings and on weekends.

And while the scenic surroundings are a delight, finding parking nearby is a real challenge, so take the train if you can. For a traditional festive outing with a splash of English, Winchester's Christmas Market is a great choice.

18. Bakewell Christmas Market

• From Saturday 16 November 2024 to Sunday 17 November 2024

The Bakewell Christmas Market provides festive feels in a Peak District paradise. Set along the River Wye, the market's stalls showcase local Derbyshire produce, handmade gifts, and artisan foods.

Visitors can savour mulled wine while listening to carols and taking in the festive atmosphere. However, this is also the home of the world-famous Bakewell tart so expect these to feature heavily during your trip.

19. Exeter Cathedral Christmas Market

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Sunday 15 December 2024

In the shadow of the majestic medieval architecture of Exeter Cathedral, Exeter's Christmas Market is a festive celebration surrounded by English history.

The market transforms the cathedral's sweeping green into a twinkling holiday village. Visitors are greeted by over 100 festive chalets, their roofs adorned with lights that shimmer against the gothic stonework of the cathedral.

As you wander the lanes of the market, the combination of soft carols and the scent of roasting chestnuts and mulled wine create a truly magical atmosphere. Every corner of this market brims with handcrafted treasures and West Country delicacies, like locally brewed mulled cider and gourmet chocolates.

Exeter's 1,000-year-old cathedral elevates this experience, its towering façade casting a timeless elegance over the market below. There are live performances from local choirs and musicians and plenty of local seasonal cheer.

To escape the bustle, you can even step inside the cathedral itself, open by donation, where the calm interior contrasts beautifully with the market outside.

20. Sheffield Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Tuesday 24 December 2024

Sheffield Christmas Market transforms the city's bustling streets into a festive haven. Centred around Fargate, The Moor and Pinstone Street, this market offers a cosy holiday atmosphere with over 60 Alpine-style chalets and independent stalls, celebrating Sheffield's local artisan scene.

Twinkling lights and seasonal decorations set the scene as visitors browse gifts, from handcrafted candles to Sheffield-inspired artwork. The market's Alpine bars are popular for their mulled wine, Baileys hot chocolate and German beers, while food stalls tempt with Yorkshire pudding wraps, bratwursts and other festive treats.

Families can enjoy Santa's Grotto, where kids can share their Christmas wishes and thrill-seekers can catch panoramic views of Sheffield on the Big Wheel.

21. Southampton Christmas Market

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Sunday 5 January 2025

Southampton's Christmas Market transforms the city centre with traditional German-style chalets selling crafts, festive decor and seasonal treats like bratwurst and mulled cider.

Located along Above Bar Street, the market's big draws are its grand Christmas tree and local entertainment such as the Flying Santa show, where Santa "flies" over the market, creating an extra festive feel that's perfect for families and holiday lovers alike.

22. Belfast Christmas Market

• From Saturday 16 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Located close to Belfast City Hall, the Belfast Christmas Market brings a multicultural twist to the festive season. The market features an array of international vendors from French crepes to Dutch pancakes and German sausages.

The bustling food court is a highlight, with options to satisfy all tastes. It's a popular attraction for both locals and tourists, so expect weekend crowds. The atmosphere is warm and lively, with plenty of opportunities to pick up handmade gifts and enjoy live music. It's a vibrant, diverse market in a stunning setting.

23. Liverpool Christmas Market

• From Saturday 16 November 2024 to Tuesday 24 December 2024

Located at St George's Plateau, Liverpool's Christmas Market combines seasonal cheer with a Merseyside twist. With over 40 stalls offering food, crafts, and handmade gifts, it's a great place to soak up the holiday atmosphere while enjoying views of iconic places like St George's Hall.

Visitors can indulge in mulled wine, festive gin or hearty street food, with a good mix of local and international offerings. While it may not be as large as some other UK markets, its intimate feel is a draw for those who want a more relaxed outing. This is a friendly city with a big heart, and for a city-centre experience with a warm welcome, Liverpool's Christmas Market is worth a visit.

24. Cheltenham Christmas Market

• From Thursday 21 November 2024 to Sunday 24 November 2024

Cheltenham's Christmas Market lights up the Promenade with Bavarian-style chalets offering artisan crafts, holiday decor and international foods.

The market's open-air design and beautiful Georgian architecture make for a Dickensian setting, while a nearby ice rink and festive light display complete Cheltenham's seasonal offering, drawing families, friends and shoppers from miles around into the Cotswouldian festive spirit.

25. Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre

• From Thursday 28 November 2024 to Saturday 30 November 2024

The Bury St Edmunds Christmas Fayre is a mediaeval-themed market experience in the Abbey Gardens and Angel Hill. Known for its authentic English style, the market has over 300 stalls featuring handmade gifts, local produce and festive treats.

Choir performances and traditional fairground rides provide a joyful atmosphere, while the city's historic abbey ruins provide a beautiful setting for the yuletide experience.

26. London Southbank Christmas Market

• From Thursday 7 November 2024 to Thursday 26 December 2024

Located along the banks of the River Thames, Southbank's Christmas Market offers a blend of festive cheer and riverside views. Wooden chalets line the Southbank Centre, offering crafts, street food, and hot drink; perfect for a winter stroll with the London skyline in the background.

The atmosphere is particularly magical at night when the market lights reflect off the water. It's smaller than some of London's other festive attractions, which can be a bonus if you're seeking a quieter experience. Prices can be a bit high, especially for food and drinks. Despite this, its central location and riverside setting make it a lovely spot for a winter evening out.

27. Chester Christmas Market

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Chester Christmas Market sits in the heart of the city, next to the historic Town Hall and Cathedral. With around 70 wooden chalets, it's a great place to browse locally-made gifts whilst enjoying a mulled wine or hot chocolate.

The intimate setting gives it an inviting, traditional feel, perfect for those seeking a more laid-back festive experience. It's smaller than some of the other markets on this list, so those of you seeking more of a festival atmosphere might prefer nearby Manchester.

However, the medieval appeal of Chester's architecture makes it a pretty spot for a winter wander, especially with the twinkling lights above.

28. Stratford-upon-Avon Christmas Market

• From Saturday 7 December 2024 to Sunday 15 December 2024

Stratford-upon-Avon's Victorian Christmas Market offers a festive trip back in time, set in Shakespeare's birthplace. With stallholders in period dress and traditional carol singers, the market exudes old-world charm.

Visitors can explore the wonderful Christmas stalls, all against historic half-timbered buildings. It's an atmospheric choice for those seeking something different from the usual Christmas market experience. However, the market can become very crowded, making it a bit of a squeeze in the narrow streets. A great choice if you're looking for a nostalgic atmosphere.

29. Kingston-upon-Thames Christmas Market

• From Thursday 14 November 2024 to Sunday 5 January 2025

Kingston's Christmas Market, set in the town's ancient marketplace, offers a welcome escape from London's hustle and bustle. The market features around 50 wooden cabins selling festive crafts, local produce, and seasonal food, making it an ideal spot for a bit of local Christmas shopping.

It's known for its friendly, community-focused vibe, which makes it perfect for families. However, it's on the smaller side, so don't expect an endless array of stalls. The fun atmosphere and traditional decorations make it a great place for a relaxed evening out.

30. Glasgow Winterfest

• From Saturday 9 November 2024 to Monday 6 January 2025

Glasgow's Winterfest brings to life George Square and St Enoch Square, where sparkling holiday lights create a festive heart in the city.

Visitors are welcomed by a grand Christmas tree and an expansive ice rink, surrounded by wooden chalets that bring an Alpine feel to the city centre. Each stall offers a delightful array of seasonal treats, mixing traditional mulled wine with gourmet Scottish pies and haggis balls.

Street performers and live music provide a lively soundtrack, creating a merry atmosphere as you shop for those handcrafted gifts and festive decorations. It's a real mix of traditional Scottish elements and international holiday favourites making it a great spot to bask in the seasonal spirit.

31. Harrogate Christmas Fayre

• From Friday 29 November 2024 to Sunday 15 December 2024

Set in the heart of Harrogate's town centre, the Harrogate Christmas Fayre exudes festive warmth and tradition. Spanning Cambridge Street and Market Place, this fayre is framed by twinkling lights and cobbled streets, creating an inviting scene that feels lifted from a Christmas storybook.

Over 50 stalls from local and European artisans offer unique handmade gifts, Yorkshire treats, and classic holiday fare like mulled wine and Yorkshire pudding wraps, all filling the air with seasonal aromas. For families, highlights include the Candy Cane Express train, which offers scenic town tours on weekends, and a large Ferris wheel providing views over Harrogate's illuminated landscape.

However, the lack of indoor spaces can make the market challenging on cold days, and some find the weekend crowds a bit overwhelming. Still, for a festive day out with local flavour and holiday spirit, Harrogate's Christmas Fayre is perfect.

32. Canterbury Christmas Market

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Tuesday 24 December 2024

Canterbury's Christmas Market brings festive cheer to the city's historic streets, with stalls offering crafts, festive fayre and gifts scattered around Whitefriars shopping area. It's a more modest market compared to some others, but its intimate size makes it a great place to explore at a leisurely pace, especially if you enjoy browsing for gifts without the stress of huge crowds.

The nearby cathedral adds a beautiful backdrop, especially when lit up in the evening. It's a top option for those who appreciate a slower, more traditional holiday vibe.

33. Newcastle upon Tyne Christmas Market

• From Saturday 16 November 2024 to Sunday 22 December 2024

Newcastle's Christmas Market runs along Grey Street, Grainger Street and Old Eldon Square. It's a fun mix of local and international stalls showcasing everything from traditional Geordie "Stotties" and spiced cider to German bratwurst and French crepes.

The Moosenwirt Alpine Bar and cosy North Pole igloo pods offer spots to relax with a festive tipple as you take in the glittering lights above. Adding to the merriment, Old Eldon Square transforms itself into a family-friendly Christmas village, complete with a traditional carousel and Santa's Stories tipi, something the children with you will truly love.

34. Blenheim Palace Christmas Market and Festive Light Trail

• From Friday 15 November 2024 to Wednesday 1 January 2025

Blenheim Palace's Christmas Market and Festive Light Trail are a luxurious twist on the holiday season. Held in the palace's beautiful grounds, the market offers handcrafted gifts, gourmet food and mulled wine in a truly grand setting.

The highlight, however, is the Festive Light Trail, where visitors can wander through illuminated pathways, seeing the grounds transformed into a magical winter wonderland.

The market itself is small but refined, perfect for those looking for a more upscale festive experience. Tickets for the light trail can be pricey, and it's essential to book in advance due to high demand. But it's an enchanting evening out in a stunning setting.

Dates for UK Christmas markets 2024

Check out the start and end dates for popular UK Christmas markets in 2024. Some locations have multiple Christmas markets with slightly different dates. Please note that information is subject to change, so check with the organiser before booking travel.

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Methodology & sources

We began ranking the UK's most popular Christmas markets by compiling a list of the 15 markets mentioned in various existing rankings that we found on the first page under the Google search results for "UK's best Christmas markets".

We then evaluated each market based on several key metrics: average Google monthly search volume (data from Ahrefs), the number of Instagram posts, TikTok posts and Tripadvisor reviews.

The final score for each market was calculated as the sum of these four metrics, providing a comprehensive measure of its popularity.

Average search volume

We extracted data from Ahrefs, the go-to tool for precise and up-to-date Google search data. The search volume is global, meaning it covers Google searches from all over the world.

Instagram posts

We counted the number of times the given market was hashtagged, as Instagram does not allow counting the actual number of posts about a market, which may or may not contain hashtags.

Tripadvisor reviews

Here, we simply looked at the total number of reviews left by Tripadvisor users for each market. This straightforward metric clearly reflected the engagement and popularity of the market among visitors.

Final score

The final score for each market was calculated as the sum of these four metrics, providing a comprehensive measure of each market's popularity and online presence.

John Hillman

Posted on Tuesday 12th November 2024

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