Robin is from Livonia, Michigan. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a juris doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives in Livonia with her husband, Nino, and their two daughters.

Robin Persiconi is a practicing attorney and small business owner from Livonia. At 15, she began working at her father’s small business, Livonia Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy. After law school, she founded her own firm, The Law Office of Robin Persiconi. She has over 20 years of experience across multiple areas of law.

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Robin Persiconi ran for judge in Wayne County's 16th District Court in 2024 but did not win.

Plans to promote economic growth by attracting new businesses, supporting local entrepreneurs, and creating good-paying jobs.

Plans to build stronger partnerships between businesses and city governments.

- Plans to promote economic growth by attracting new businesses, supporting local entrepreneurs, and creating good-paying jobs.
- Plans to build stronger partnerships between businesses and city governments.

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As of June 4, 2025, Robin Persiconi’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Plans to prioritize public safety by advocating for resources to secure neighborhoods.

- Plans to prioritize public safety by advocating for resources to secure neighborhoods.

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Supports expanding and improving Livonia’s parks, trails, and recreation facilities.

Plans to make Livonia more walkable and bikeable, enhance green spaces, promote public art, and secure grants to beautify neighborhoods and revive neglected areas.

Plans to make Livonia more walkable and bikeable, increase green spaces, promote public art, and secure grants to beautify neighborhoods and revive neglected areas.

- Supports expanding and improving Livonia’s parks, trails, and recreation facilities.
- Plans to make Livonia more walkable and bikeable, increase green spaces, promote public art, and secure grants to beautify neighborhoods and revive neglected areas.

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Plans to maintain and improve parks, roads, and infrastructure.

- Plans to maintain and improve parks, roads, and infrastructure.

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Robin Persiconi

Robin is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended Livonia Stevenson High School. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a juris doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives in Livonia with her husband, Nino, and their two daughters.

Robin Persiconi is a practicing attorney and small business owner from Livonia. At 15, she began working at her father’s small business, Livonia Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy, and hasn’t stopped working since. After law school, she founded her own firm, The Law Office of Robin Persiconi. With over 20 years of experience across multiple areas of law, she has built a record of navigating complex challenges and delivering practical solutions. For decades, Persiconi represented indigent defendants as a court-appointed attorney and served as one of three in-house court appointed attorneys for a local district court.

Robin Marie Persiconi’s campaign for Livonia City Council Member is her first entry into politics.

As of June 9, 2025, Robin Persiconi’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Robin Persiconi is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended Livonia Stevenson High School. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a law degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives with her husband of 19 years, Nino, and their two daughters.

Robin is a practicing attorney. She works at the Law Office of Robin Persiconi, which she founded after law school. With over 20 years of legal experience across multiple practice areas, she has navigated complex legal challenges and delivered practical solutions. For decades, she represented indigent defendants as a court-appointed attorney. Early in her career, at age 15, Robin began working at her father’s small business, Livonia Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy.

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Robin Marie Persiconi is among the candidates appearing on the Aug. 5 primary ballot for the Livonia City Council election. This marks her second run for public office; earlier, she was a candidate for an open seat on the 16th District Court in Wayne County, City of Livonia.

Supports economic growth that attracts new businesses, supports local entrepreneurs, and creates good-paying jobs.

Supports expanding and preserving affordable housing for low- and moderate-income families.

Robin is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended Livonia Stevenson High School. She has a bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives with her two daughters and her husband of 19 years, Nino, in Livonia. She attends her local parish.

Robin Persiconi is the founder and principal attorney at The Law Office of Robin Persiconi, a firm she established after graduating from law school. She began her career at age 15 at her family’s neighborhood pharmacy, Livonia Drugs, and has maintained a continuous work history since then. With over 20 years of legal experience spanning multiple practice areas, Persiconi has developed practical strategies for resolving complex issues. For decades, she represented indigent defendants as one of three in-house court-appointed attorneys for a local district court, appearing daily to handle criminal matters from traffic violations to assault charges and guiding clients through plea negotiations, trials, or other outcomes. Additionally, she is a member of the Michigan Association of Treatment Court Professionals and brings hands-on experience as a team member of a treatment court program.

Robin Marie Persiconi’s campaign for an open seat on the 16th District Court in Wayne County, City of Livonia is her first entry into politics.

Plans to support smart economic growth that attracts new businesses, supports local entrepreneurs, and creates good-paying jobs for Livonia families.

Robin is from Livonia, Michigan.  She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives with her husband of 19 years, Nino, and their two daughters in Livonia.

Robin is a practicing attorney. She works at The Law Office of Robin Persiconi, which she founded after law school and has led for over 20 years. She began her career at age 15 at Livonia Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy owned by her family. She later served as one of three in-house court-appointed attorneys for a local district court.

Robin ran for a judicial seat on the 16th District Court in 2024 but did not win.

Supports economic growth that attracts new businesses, supports local entrepreneurs, and creates good-paying jobs for Livonia families.

Believes retaining and recruiting dedicated first responders is essential for community safety.

- Plans to prioritize public safety by advocating for resources to secure neighborhoods.
- Believes retaining and recruiting dedicated first responders is essential for community safety.

Robin is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended Livonia Stevenson High School. She has a bachelor's degree from the University of Michigan and a Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School. She lives with her husband of 19 years, Nino, and their two daughters in Livonia.

Robin Persiconi is a practicing attorney. She works at The Law Office of Robin Persiconi, which she founded after law school and has led for over 20 years. She began her career at age 15 at Livonia Drugs, a neighborhood pharmacy owned by her family. She later served as one of three in-house court-appointed attorneys for a local district court, representing indigent defendants and handling a wide range of cases. Over the course of her career, she has navigated complex legal challenges and delivered practical solutions across multiple practice areas.

Robin Persiconi’s campaign for Livonia City Council Member is her first entry into politics. “Robin is running for Livonia City Council to bring her collaborative leadership and lifelong dedication to public service to City Hall.”

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Supports maintaining low property taxes to attract families and protect seniors on fixed incomes.

As of June 4, 2025, Adam A. Stathakis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports investing in critical infrastructure by prioritizing maintenance and repair of roads, sidewalks, and public facilities.

Supports prioritizing the maintenance and repair of roads, sidewalks, and public facilities to ensure long-term reliability and safety.

Supports investing in critical infrastructure by prioritizing maintenance and repair of roads, sidewalks, and public facilities to ensure long-term reliability and safety.

Supports local decision-making in transportation and backing public transit options that are designed by Livonia, for Livonia, prioritizing senior-friendly routes and services that reflect the city's unique needs.

Adam A. Stathakis

Adam is from Northville Township, Michigan. He attended Culver Military Academy in Culver, Indiana. He has a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Michigan. He lives with his fiancée Corrin in Livonia, Michigan.

Adam A. Stathakis is the Director of Operations at his family’s Building Service Contracting Company. He joined the company full-time after earning a BA in Accounting in 2018. He began as an entry level Operations Manager and now oversees round-the-clock, year-round cleaning and maintenance services for large commercial, medical, and industrial facilities across Southeastern Michigan and Northern Ohio. He holds the Certified Building Service Executive (CBSE) credential, serves on the Membership Advisory Committee of the Building Service Contractors Association International (BSCAI), and acts as a State Advocacy Leader for the International Sanitary Suppliers Association (ISSA), representing Michigan’s interests and promoting industry standards, workforce development, and pro-business policies at the state level.

Adam A. Stathakis previously ran for the Michigan House of Representatives in 2024, defeating Christian Charette in the Republican primary for District 22 on August 6, 2024, but he lost in the general election on November 5, 2024. He later filed to run for Livonia City Council, but after a great deal of thought, decided to suspend his campaign.

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Alex King is from Livonia, Michigan. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is also an AmeriCorps alum. 

Alex is a senior field organizer at For Our Future-MI.

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Alex’s campaign for Livonia City Council Member is his first entry into politics.

Supports small businesses by streamlining permitting processes.

Wants to support small businesses by making the permitting processes easier.

- Wants to support small businesses by making the permitting processes easier.

As of June 4, 2025, Alex King’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Said, "He is committed to building a safe and healthy Livonia for all of us."

- Said, "He is committed to building a safe and healthy Livonia for all of us."

Supports enhancing and improving quality of life for residents through thoughtful legislation, strategic planning, and resource allocation.

Supports improving the quality of life for residents through thoughtful legislation, strategic planning, and resource allocation.

Plans to ensure trash pickup and snow removal meet standards.

Supports local arts organizations and cultural events.

- Supports preserving libraries.
- Supports improving the quality of life for residents through thoughtful legislation, strategic planning, and resource allocation.
- Plans to ensure trash pickup and snow removal meet standards.
- Supports local arts organizations and cultural events.

Supports creating a "vibrant, walkable city center" in Livonia at 5 Mile & Farmington.

- Supports creating a "vibrant, walkable city center" in Livonia at 5 Mile & Farmington.

Alex King

Alex King is from Livonia, Michigan. He attended St. Michael the Archangel Catholic School in Livonia and University of Detroit Jesuit High School. He has a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Xavier University in Cincinnati, Ohio. He is a proud AmeriCorps alum, having served in efforts to improve public education, fight hunger, and provide disaster services. Alex is a lifelong Livonia resident and community advocate focused on making the community a better place to live, work, and play for everyone. He joined the Human Rights Commission to help eliminate barriers for the most vulnerable who call Livonia home.

Alex is a senior field organizer at For Our Future-MI, where he mobilizes registered voters to get involved and support progressive values across the ballot.

Alex King’s campaign for Livonia City Council Member is his first entry into politics. He currently serves as an appointed member of the Livonia Human Relations Commission, which “The Human Relations Commission consists of up to nine members, broadly representative of the diverse groups in the community, to be appointed by and at the pleasure of the Mayor.” Appointed members serve for three-year terms. A lifelong Livonia resident, he joined the HRC “to help eliminate barriers for the most vulnerable who call Livonia home.”

Brian is married and a father of three. He lives near Bicentennial Park with his family.

This is Brian's first time running for public office. 

Brian runs a non-profit fundraising business. 

Supports private investment in local communities to generate tax revenue, create jobs, and revitalize underdeveloped areas.

Supports private investment in local communities, like the Sheetz proposal, to generate tax revenue, create jobs, and revitalize underdeveloped areas.

Believes in strategically analyzing spending to promote efficiency, prioritizing effective funding, and making budgeting decisions with clear outcomes in mind.

- Supports private investment in local communities, like the Sheetz proposal, to generate tax revenue, create jobs, and revitalize underdeveloped areas.
- Believes in strategically analyzing spending to promote efficiency, prioritizing effective funding, and making budgeting decisions with clear outcomes in mind.

Supports creating a true city center in Livonia by developing a 27-acre site with a modern city hall and accessible library, while removing outdated buildings.

Supports the upcoming $150 million bond to create "a true city center" in Livonia by developing a 27-acre site with a modern city hall and accessible library, while removing outdated buildings.

Supports purpose-built developments that include controlled access, thoughtful landscaping, and design standards aligning with local guidelines.

Believes the Sheetz proposal respects Livoia's character because it includes controlled access, thoughtful landscaping, and design standards aligning with local guidelines.

Supports development that revitalizes underused land, provides sought services, and doesn't burden infrastructure or neighborhoods.

Supports development that revitalizes underused land, provides needed services, and doesn't burden infrastructure or neighborhoods.

Supports maintaining low-density neighborhoods, and plans to keep neighborhoods clean, walkable, and family-friendly.

- Supports the upcoming $150 million bond to create "a true city center" in Livonia by developing a 27-acre site with a modern city hall and accessible library, while removing outdated buildings.
- Believes the Sheetz proposal respects Livoia's character because it includes controlled access, thoughtful landscaping, and design standards aligning with local guidelines.
- Supports development that revitalizes underused land, provides needed services, and doesn't burden infrastructure or neighborhoods.
- Supports maintaining low-density neighborhoods, and plans to keep neighborhoods clean, walkable, and family-friendly.

Supports a bond to rebuild the outdated police station and modernize all five fire stations.

Supports the $150 million bond to rebuild Livonia's outdated police station and modernize all five fire stations.

Supports prioritizing full staffing and modern resources for police and fire departments, as well as training and morale for first responders.

- Supports the $150 million bond to rebuild Livonia's outdated police station and modernize all five fire stations.
- Supports prioritizing full staffing and modern resources for police and fire departments, as well as training and morale for first responders.

As of June 4, 2025, Brian P. Meagher’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports investing in public services like parks, sidewalks, libraries, and recreation programs while ensuring fiscal responsibility and addressing public needs.

Supports investing in public services like parks, sidewalks, libraries, and recreation programs while ensuring financial responsibility and addressing public needs.

Believes in keeping schools strong by supporting the infrastructure that surrounds them.

Supports aging-in-place programs and services, ensuring transportation and infrastructure meet the needs of older residents, and advocates for inclusive spaces and community support.

- Supports investing in public services like parks, sidewalks, libraries, and recreation programs while ensuring financial responsibility and addressing public needs.
- Believes in keeping schools strong by supporting the infrastructure that surrounds them.
- Supports aging-in-place programs and services, ensuring transportation and infrastructure meet the needs of older residents, and advocates for inclusive spaces and community support.

Brian P. Meagher

Eileen McDonnell studied at Eastern Michigan University.

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Eileen previously served as a Livonia School Board Trustee. She also ran for Livonia clerk in 2015.

Eileen is retired. Before retirement, she was a contract and bids specialist at PVS Chemicals Inc. She has experience working in marketing and sales, customer service, and as a loan officer.

As of June 4, 2025, Eileen McDonnell did not have a website or any information online.

Eileen McDonnell

As of June 9, 2025, Eileen McDonnell did not have a website or any information online.

This is Frances Janis's first time running for public office.

As of June 4, 2025, Frances G. Janis did not have a website or any information online.

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Jaclyn (Jacki) Graham is from Livonia, Michigan. She is member of and volunteers with her local Rotary Club.

This is Jacki's first time running for public office.

Believes small businesses are essential for promoting a thriving local economy.

Hopes to ensure small businesses can flourish.

- Hopes to ensure small businesses can flourish.
- Supports keeping city taxes low.

As of June 4, 2025, Jaclyn Graham’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes local fire and police departments should be equipped with the "tools, programs and benefits they need" to keep the community safe.

- Believes local fire and police departments should be equipped with the "tools, programs and benefits they need" to keep the community safe.

Supports transparency and accountability in local government.

- Supports transparency and accountability in local government.

Jaclyn Graham

Jacki Graham is from Livonia, Michigan. She is member of and volunteers with her local Rotary Club.

As of June 9, 2025, Jaclyn Graham’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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James Hooper was born in Detroit, Michigan. He is a Christian.

James previously ran for US Congress in Michigan's 12th Congressional District in 2022 and 2024 but did not win. 

Supports taxation policy that aims to keep "MORE of your hard-earned dollars in your pocket and LESS going to waste in Washington D.C."

As of June 4, 2025, James D. Hooper’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports a free market approach to healthcare and believes more focus and resources should be available for holistic approaches and preventative medicine, including mental health.

Opposes vaccination mandates for travel, work, or commerce.

- Opposes access to abortion.
- Supports a free market approach to healthcare and believes more focus and resources should be available for holistic approaches and preventative medicine, including mental health.
- Opposes vaccination mandates for travel, work, or commerce.

Supports parental rights in education, believing parents and guardians are the "first, and, the primary teachers in every child’s life."

- Supports parental rights in education, believing parents and guardians are the "first, and, the primary teachers in every child’s life."

James D. Hooper

As of June 9, 2025, James D. Hooper’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Jenny O'connor was raised in Livonia, Michigan. She has an associate's degree from Schoolcraft College and a bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University. She lives with her husband and two kids in Livonia. She attends Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church.

Jenny is the design director at a local architectural millwork company. Early in her working life, she delivered copies of the Livonia Observer.

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Jenny O’Connor’s campaign for Livonia City Council Member is her first entry into politics. She was among the 25 residents who spoke for three minutes to express interest in being considered for an appointment to the council vacancy at a Committee of the Whole Meeting held on Monday, December 16th.

Supports unions and plans to advocate for tradespeople.

- Supports unions and plans to advocate for tradespeople.

Plans to use her knowledge of zoning laws, building codes, permits, and infrastructure to inform her decisions in office.

- Plans to use her knowledge of zoning laws, building codes, permits, and infrastructure to inform her decisions in office.

As of June 4, 2025, Jenny O'connor’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes in prioritizing spending effectively for the greatest community impact.

- Believes in prioritizing spending effectively for the greatest community impact.

Supports using sustainable materials and green building practices to inform eco-friendly city initiatives.

- Supports using sustainable materials and green building practices to inform eco-friendly city initiatives.

Jenny O'connor

Jenny O'connor is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended Grant Elementary, Emerson Middle School, and Franklin High School before earning her associate's degree from Schoolcraft College and later her bachelor's degree from Eastern Michigan University. She lives with her husband in Livonia. She attends Rosedale Gardens Presbyterian Church.

Jenny O'Connor is the Design Director at a local architectural millwork company, where she oversees design and project management. She leads long-term planning for community development, manages project budgets, and collaborates with architects, builders, and clients to build consensus. She works closely with the company owners to support workforce development in the trades, recognizing the essential role these careers play in community strength. Early in her working life, she delivered copies of the Livonia Observer, reflecting her deep roots in the city.

Believes her understanding of zoning laws, building codes, permits, and infrastructure from the design world offers valuable perspective for governance.

Kathleen McIntyre has a bachelor's degree in business and a Master of Business Administration from Michigan State University. 

Kathleen previously served as a Livonia city council member from 2016 to 2023.

Kathleen is the student and community affairs manager at Southeastern Michigan Construction Academy, where she connects students with careers in skilled trades. She also has experience in marketing and communications.

Supports reducing bureaucratic hurdles, streamlining city permitting, and actively supporting local businesses to strengthen the economy.

Supports strengthening Livonia’s workforce through education, apprenticeships, and skilled trade programs.

Supports maximizing state and federal grants and advocating for legislative reforms to ensure Livonia retains more local tax dollars.

- Supports reducing bureaucratic hurdles, streamlining city permitting, and actively supporting local businesses to strengthen the economy.
- Supports strengthening Livonia’s workforce through education, apprenticeships, and skilled trade programs.
- Supports maximizing state and federal grants and advocating for legislative reforms to ensure Livonia retains more local tax dollars.

As of June 4, 2025, Kathleen E. McIntyre’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to prioritize public safety by investing to attract and retain top-quality first responders.

Supports building a modern police headquarters with the latest technology and believes in community policing and close partnerships between law enforcement and residents.

- Plans to prioritize public safety by investing to attract and retain top-quality first responders.
- Supports building a modern police headquarters with the latest technology and believes in community policing and close partnerships between law enforcement and residents.

Supports upgrading local parks and ensuring they are clean and safe.

Wants to strengthen partnerships that benefit Livonia’s seniors and residents with disabilities.

- Supports upgrading local parks and ensuring they are clean and safe.
- Wants to strengthen partnerships that benefit Livonia’s seniors and residents with disabilities.

Supports replacing outdated city buildings with energy-efficient and cost-effective facilities.

- Supports replacing outdated city buildings with energy-efficient and cost-effective facilities.

Plans to prioritize creating safer, more walkable neighborhoods.

- Plans to prioritize creating safer, more walkable neighborhoods.

Kathleen E. McIntyre

Kayleigh Reid is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended the University of Dayton, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in communications and political science. She later earned her master’s degree in business administration from Lawrence Technological University. She lives with her husband, Eric, and their three sons in Livonia. She attends St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church.

Kayleigh is the Executive Director of the Livonia Spree, the city’s annual festival. Reid previously spent eight years working in the President’s Office at Lawrence Technological University. She began her career with the City of Livonia as a camp counselor for the Parks and Recreation Playground Program.

Kayleigh’s campaign for Livonia City Council is her first entry into politics.

Believes in "smart development," fiscal responsibility, and innovative solutions to ensure Livonia's strength for future generations.

- Supports local businesses.
- Supports keeping taxes low.
- Believes in "smart development," fiscal responsibility, and innovative solutions to ensure Livonia's strength for future generations.

As of June 4, 2025, Kayleigh Reid’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Kayleigh Reid

Kayleigh Reid is from Livonia, Michigan. She attended St. Michael’s in Livonia and Mercy High School before studying communications and political science at the University of Dayton, where she earned her bachelor’s degree in communications and political science. She later earned her master’s degree in business administration from Lawrence Technological University. She lives with her husband, Eric, and their three sons in Livonia. She attends St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church.

Kayleigh Reid is the Executive Director of the Livonia Spree, the city’s annual festival. In her current role, she oversees event planning, coordination, and community outreach as she prepares for the third Spree in 2025. Reid previously spent eight years working in the President’s Office at Lawrence Technological University, where she supported administrative tasks and helped organize campus events. She began her career with the City of Livonia as a camp counselor for the Parks and Recreation Playground Program, supervising daily activities and ensuring a safe summer experience for children.

Kayleigh Kavanagh Reid’s campaign for Livonia City Council is her first entry into politics.

Marlene Katafias is from Livonia, Michigan. She graduated from Bentley High School.

Marlene works in the title industry and has spent more than 25 years collaborating with builders, real estate agents, and community leaders.

Marlene's campaign for Livonia City Council Member is her first entry into politics.

Supports creating a business-friendly environment for small businesses.

- Supports creating a business-friendly environment for small businesses.

Promises to keep Livonia affordable and maintain top-quality city services and public safety.

- Promises to keep Livonia affordable and maintain top-quality city services and public safety.

Supports retaining competitive pay and benefits to attract and maintain first responders.

- Supports retaining competitive pay and benefits to attract and maintain first responders.

Marlene L. Katafias

- City council members in Michigan help make city-level laws, approve budgets, and oversee city services to serve the community’s needs. 
- Council members attend regular meetings, listen to public concerns, and vote on city issues like zoning, public safety, and spending. They also appoint and direct officials, like the city manager.
- City council members may be elected in partisan elections or nonpartisan elections, depending on the city. They may represent either the whole city or residents of a specific district. 
- Terms for city council members often last two or four years, depending on the city.

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