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AJL Foundation
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AJL Foundation
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2011
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AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation established in 2011 by Amy S. and John E. Lawton with an initial endowment of $10,845,128. The foundation deploys 100% of its capital — well beyond the IRS-required 5% annual payout — toward its mission of investing in people, programs, and movements that benefit Colorado's youth and families. It operates three interconnected capital deployment mechanisms: (1) participatory grantmaking distributing twenty $20,000 general operating support grants annually to community-led nonprofits; (2) direct investing via Program-Related Investments (PRIs) including low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees; and (3) impact investing across a mission-aligned portfolio supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals #10 and #11.

Grantmaking decisions are made by a participatory committee of families, youth, community organizers, and education/human services professionals, with geographic focus on Metro Denver and the San Luis Valley. Notable PRI deployments include a $75,000 equity investment in Knotty Tie Co. (supporting refugee employment during COVID-19), a $100,000 low-interest loan seeding the Sistahbiz Loan Fund (Black women entrepreneurs), and a $500,000 PPP loan guarantee alongside Gates Family Foundation and Gary Community Investments. AJL published a Strategic Plan covering 2023-2028 and earned a Platinum rating from the Endowment Impact Benchmark in October 2024.

The portfolio is managed by Syntrinsic Investment Counsel (selected February 2019 through a nationwide RFP) using the Impact Management Project framework; public equities were transitioned from Vanguard to Ethic in February 2026 to enable active ownership. Cash management was moved to StoneCastle/Fiserv in March 2026. As of mid-2023, portfolio value stood at $15.6M with $6.76M in cumulative grants distributed since inception. Shareholder advocacy is conducted through As You Sow (Colorado place-based engagement, since May 2024), ICCR (joined January 2026), and Racial Justice Investing (joined January 2026).

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AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15.6M endowment through participatory grantmaking, program-related investments, and impact-aligned portfolio management to benefit Colorado's youth and families.

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private foundation grantmaking, impact investing, program-related investments, participatory grantmaking, mission-aligned investing
Industry3 codes
1Endowments (Universities, Foundations, Nonprofits)
CodeFSAAAGACPrimaryYes
2SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds
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3ESG/Sustainable Investment Advisory
CodeFSAEAAAJPrimaryNo
NAICS code3 codes
  • Grantmaking and Giving Services81321
  • Portfolio Management and Investment Advice523940
  • Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations813
SIC code1 code
  • Finance Services6199
Product category
Private Foundation Philanthropy
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1Foundation Endowment / Investment Returns
TypeManaged Services
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AJL Foundation is funded by an endowment established in 2011 with $10,845,128. The foundation operates using investment returns from its mission-aligned portfolio. As a private foundation, it is required to distribute at least 5% of its assets annually; AJL has committed to a 10% annual payout. The foundation generates social impact through grants (philanthropic investments), direct loans/equity investments (PRIs/MRIs), and mission-aligned public market investments.

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AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15M+ endowment toward mission-aligned impact for Colorado's youth and families. Its core offerings include: (1) annual grantmaking of twenty $20,000 general operating support grants to community-led nonprofits; (2) direct investing through Program-Related Investments (PRIs) such as low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees to social enterprises; and (3) impact investing across its full portfolio with ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN SDGs #10 and #11, exclusionary screening, and active shareholder engagement.

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  • $1,002,370.21 committed to PRIs by December 2021
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AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation offering three interconnected program services: grantmaking (distributing $20,000 general operating grants to community-led nonprofits), direct investing (Program Related Investments including low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees to social enterprises), and impact investing (mission-aligned portfolio management with ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN SDGs #10 and #11). The foundation also operates the GIV Fellowship youth program. All services are designed to benefit Colorado's youth and families through community empowerment and social justice.

Product and service4 records
1Grantmaking Program
CategoryPhilanthropic Grantmaking
Description

AJL Foundation's annual grantmaking program distributes twenty $20,000 general operating support grants to nonprofit organizations working in education and human services that are community-led or heavily community-driven, serving Metro Denver or the San Luis Valley. Decisions are made through a participatory grantmaking committee composed of families, youth, community organizers, and professionals.

2Direct Investing (PRIs/MRIs)
CategoryProgram-Related Investments
Description

Program-Related Investments (PRIs) and Mission-Related Investments (MRIs) including low-interest loans, loan guarantees, private equity investments, and impact securities deployed to nonprofits, CDFIs, and social enterprises generating positive social impact for Colorado families and youth. Examples include $75,000 equity to Knotty Tie Co., $100,000 loan to Sistahbiz, and $500,000 PPP loan guarantee.

3Impact Investing
CategoryImpact Investing Portfolio Management
Description

Mission-aligned investment services across the entire $15M+ portfolio including ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals #10 (Reduced Inequalities) and #11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), exclusionary screening, and active shareholder engagement. 100% of portfolio screened via ESG integration with 15% in thematic funds.

4GIV Fellowship Program
CategoryYouth Development Program
Description

Fellowship program placing young adults (18-24) from underrepresented communities in remote positions with grant-making foundations across Colorado, designed to build the next generation of philanthropic leaders and provide insight into foundation operations.

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Partnership6 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

AJL joined ICCR in January 2026 to collaborate on shareholder engagement opportunities, leveraging its ownership stakes to drive corporate accountability on social and environmental issues.

2Racial Justice Investing
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

AJL joined Racial Justice Investing in January 2026 to collaborate on shareholder engagement opportunities focused on racial justice in corporate America.

ajlfoundation.org
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-05-01
Description

AJL partnered with As You Sow alongside 9 peer funders/impact investors in Colorado to pilot place-based shareholder engagement in Colorado. This is a multi-year initiative focused on engaging Colorado-based companies on ESG and social justice issues. AJL has been involved since May 2024.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-09-01
Description

AJL Co-Executive Directors participated in the Shareholder Engagement Project (September 2024 through June 2025) to learn about active ownership and shareholder advocacy.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2019-01-01
Description

AJL partnered with YouthRoots in 2019 to pilot the GIV Fellowship program placing young adults (18-24) from underrepresented communities in remote fellowships with grantmaking foundations. The program gives youth insight into foundation operations and builds the next generation of philanthropy leaders.

Strategic tierCoreTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2018-01-01
Description

AJL engaged the Impact Finance Center (IFC), a nonprofit academic center that identifies, trains, and activates individuals and organizations to become impact investors. IFC helped AJL evaluate its existing financial advisor and develop investment beliefs and governance structures.

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Peers10 records
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Ford Foundation is one of the largest U.S. private foundations and a pioneer in mission-aligned/responsible investing, particularly through its $1B+ commitment to mission-related investments. Demonstrates the scaled version of AJL's capital deployment philosophy.

TypeRegional player
Description

Gates Family Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that partners with AJL (notably the $5M PPP credit facility guarantee in 2020). Both serve Colorado communities and use mission-aligned investing; Gates is larger and focuses on broader Colorado issues including education and economic mobility.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is a major U.S. foundation that has institutionalized impact investing and PRIs across a multi-billion-dollar endowment. Represents the at-scale model of integrated capital deployment AJL practices.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Kresge Foundation is a national thought leader in impact investing, program-related investments, and place-based philanthropic strategy. While much larger than AJL, both deploy PRIs and integrate mission alignment across portfolios.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Surdna Foundation is a family foundation practicing mission-aligned investing and PRIs, with comparable capital deployment philosophy though greater scale and broader geographic scope than AJL.

TypeOthers
Description

Mission Investors Exchange is a peer network of foundations deploying impact capital - AJL is a member and engages with this network for field-building. Comparable as a fellow impact-investing ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Denver Foundation is Colorado's largest community foundation, also serving Metro Denver and Colorado communities through grantmaking and impact investments. Both foundations practice mission-aligned investing with Colorado-focused geographic scope.

TypeOthers
Description

Impact Finance Center is a nonprofit academic center that helped AJL develop its investment beliefs and governance structures in 2018. Functions as a service provider in the impact investing ecosystem rather than a competing foundation.

TypeDirect peer
Description

F.B. Heron Foundation is widely regarded as the pioneer of 100% mission-aligned endowment investing - the foundational model AJL adopted. Both foundations deploy PRIs, MRIs, and grants as integrated capital, and operate at similar scale (~tens of millions in AUM).

TypeDirect peer
Description

Reference duplicate - see F.B. Heron Foundation entry. Omitted to avoid redundancy.

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AJL Foundation

Private Foundation Philanthropyajlfoundation.org

AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15.6M endowment through participatory grantmaking, program-related investments, and impact-aligned portfolio management to benefit Colorado's youth and families.

What AJL Foundation does

AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation established in 2011 by Amy S. and John E. Lawton with an initial endowment of $10,845,128. The foundation deploys 100% of its capital — well beyond the IRS-required 5% annual payout — toward its mission of investing in people, programs, and movements that benefit Colorado's youth and families. It operates three interconnected capital deployment mechanisms: (1) participatory grantmaking distributing twenty $20,000 general operating support grants annually to community-led nonprofits; (2) direct investing via Program-Related Investments (PRIs) including low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees; and (3) impact investing across a mission-aligned portfolio supporting UN Sustainable Development Goals #10 and #11.

Grantmaking decisions are made by a participatory committee of families, youth, community organizers, and education/human services professionals, with geographic focus on Metro Denver and the San Luis Valley. Notable PRI deployments include a $75,000 equity investment in Knotty Tie Co. (supporting refugee employment during COVID-19), a $100,000 low-interest loan seeding the Sistahbiz Loan Fund (Black women entrepreneurs), and a $500,000 PPP loan guarantee alongside Gates Family Foundation and Gary Community Investments. AJL published a Strategic Plan covering 2023-2028 and earned a Platinum rating from the Endowment Impact Benchmark in October 2024.

The portfolio is managed by Syntrinsic Investment Counsel (selected February 2019 through a nationwide RFP) using the Impact Management Project framework; public equities were transitioned from Vanguard to Ethic in February 2026 to enable active ownership. Cash management was moved to StoneCastle/Fiserv in March 2026. As of mid-2023, portfolio value stood at $15.6M with $6.76M in cumulative grants distributed since inception. Shareholder advocacy is conducted through As You Sow (Colorado place-based engagement, since May 2024), ICCR (joined January 2026), and Racial Justice Investing (joined January 2026).

AJL Foundation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
AJL Foundation
Legal name
AJL Foundation
Website
https://ajlfoundation.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2011
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15.6M endowment through participatory grantmaking, program-related investments, and impact-aligned portfolio management to benefit Colorado's youth and families.
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AJL Foundation industry classification

Industry
Product category
Private Foundation Philanthropy
NAICS
Grantmaking and Giving Services (81321), Portfolio Management and Investment Advice (523940), Religious, Grantmaking, Civic, Professional, and Similar Organizations (813)
SIC
Finance Services (6199)
akta.pro primary industry
Endowments (Universities, Foundations, Nonprofits) (FSAAAGAC)
akta.pro secondary industries
SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds (FSANAJAN), ESG/Sustainable Investment Advisory (FSAEAAAJ)

Keywords

  • Private foundation grantmaking
  • Impact investing
  • Program-related investments
  • Participatory grantmaking
  • Mission-aligned investing

Where AJL Foundation is headquartered

Location

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Denver
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United States
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North America

Offices1 record

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AJL Foundation business model

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B2B
Offering type
Services
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Personnel, Operations, Others, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

  1. Foundation Endowment / Investment Returns: AJL Foundation is funded by an endowment established in 2011 with $10,845,128. The foundation operates using investment returns from its mission-aligned portfolio. As a private foundation, it is required to distribute at least 5% of its assets annually; AJL has committed to a 10% annual payout. The foundation generates social impact through grants (philanthropic investments), direct loans/equity investments (PRIs/MRIs), and mission-aligned public market investments.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

AJL Foundation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15M+ endowment toward mission-aligned impact for Colorado's youth and families. Its core offerings include: (1) annual grantmaking of twenty $20,000 general operating support grants to community-led nonprofits; (2) direct investing through Program-Related Investments (PRIs) such as low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees to social enterprises; and (3) impact investing across its full portfolio with ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN SDGs #10 and #11, exclusionary screening, and active shareholder engagement.

Product overview

AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation offering three interconnected program services: grantmaking (distributing $20,000 general operating grants to community-led nonprofits), direct investing (Program Related Investments including low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees to social enterprises), and impact investing (mission-aligned portfolio management with ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN SDGs #10 and #11). The foundation also operates the GIV Fellowship youth program. All services are designed to benefit Colorado's youth and families through community empowerment and social justice.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Grantmaking Program AJL Foundation's annual grantmaking program distributes twenty $20,000 general operating support grants to nonprofit organizations working in education and human services that are community-led or heavily community-driven, serving Metro Denver or the San Luis Valley. Decisions are made through a participatory grantmaking committee composed of families, youth, community organizers, and professionals.
  • Direct Investing (PRIs/MRIs) Program-Related Investments (PRIs) and Mission-Related Investments (MRIs) including low-interest loans, loan guarantees, private equity investments, and impact securities deployed to nonprofits, CDFIs, and social enterprises generating positive social impact for Colorado families and youth. Examples include $75,000 equity to Knotty Tie Co., $100,000 loan to Sistahbiz, and $500,000 PPP loan guarantee.
  • Impact Investing Mission-aligned investment services across the entire $15M+ portfolio including ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals #10 (Reduced Inequalities) and #11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities), exclusionary screening, and active shareholder engagement. 100% of portfolio screened via ESG integration with 15% in thematic funds.
  • GIV Fellowship Program Fellowship program placing young adults (18-24) from underrepresented communities in remote positions with grant-making foundations across Colorado, designed to build the next generation of philanthropic leaders and provide insight into foundation operations.

Quantifiable outcome

  • $1,002,370.21 committed to PRIs by December 2021
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use AJL Foundation

Customer profile

Named customers7 records

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

AJL Foundation technology and API

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AJL Foundation partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Six partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026AJL joined ICCR in January 2026 to collaborate on shareholder engagement opportunities, leveraging its ownership stakes to drive corporate accountability on social and environmental issues.
  • Racial Justice InvestingcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026AJL joined Racial Justice Investing in January 2026 to collaborate on shareholder engagement opportunities focused on racial justice in corporate America.
  • As You SowcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 May 2025AJL partnered with As You Sow alongside 9 peer funders/impact investors in Colorado to pilot place-based shareholder engagement in Colorado. This is a multi-year initiative focused on engaging Colorado-based companies on ESG and social justice issues. AJL has been involved since May 2024.
  • Shareholder Engagement ProjectcoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2024AJL Co-Executive Directors participated in the Shareholder Engagement Project (September 2024 through June 2025) to learn about active ownership and shareholder advocacy.
  • YouthRootscoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2019AJL partnered with YouthRoots in 2019 to pilot the GIV Fellowship program placing young adults (18-24) from underrepresented communities in remote fellowships with grantmaking foundations. The program gives youth insight into foundation operations and builds the next generation of philanthropy leaders.
  • Impact Finance Center (IFC)coreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 1 January 2018AJL engaged the Impact Finance Center (IFC), a nonprofit academic center that identifies, trains, and activates individuals and organizations to become impact investors. IFC helped AJL evaluate its existing financial advisor and develop investment beliefs and governance structures.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

AJL Foundation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Broad incumbents

  • Ford Foundation: Ford Foundation is one of the largest U.S. private foundations and a pioneer in mission-aligned/responsible investing, particularly through its $1B+ commitment to mission-related investments. Demonstrates the scaled version of AJL's capital deployment philosophy.
  • Robert Wood Johnson Foundation: Robert Wood Johnson Foundation is a major U.S. foundation that has institutionalized impact investing and PRIs across a multi-billion-dollar endowment. Represents the at-scale model of integrated capital deployment AJL practices.
  • Kresge Foundation: Kresge Foundation is a national thought leader in impact investing, program-related investments, and place-based philanthropic strategy. While much larger than AJL, both deploy PRIs and integrate mission alignment across portfolios.
  • Surdna Foundation: Surdna Foundation is a family foundation practicing mission-aligned investing and PRIs, with comparable capital deployment philosophy though greater scale and broader geographic scope than AJL.

Regional players

  • Gates Family Foundation: Gates Family Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that partners with AJL (notably the $5M PPP credit facility guarantee in 2020). Both serve Colorado communities and use mission-aligned investing; Gates is larger and focuses on broader Colorado issues including education and economic mobility.

Others

  • Mission Investors Exchange: Mission Investors Exchange is a peer network of foundations deploying impact capital - AJL is a member and engages with this network for field-building. Comparable as a fellow impact-investing ecosystem participant rather than direct competitor.
  • Impact Finance Center: Impact Finance Center is a nonprofit academic center that helped AJL develop its investment beliefs and governance structures in 2018. Functions as a service provider in the impact investing ecosystem rather than a competing foundation.

Direct peers

  • The Denver Foundation: Denver Foundation is Colorado's largest community foundation, also serving Metro Denver and Colorado communities through grantmaking and impact investments. Both foundations practice mission-aligned investing with Colorado-focused geographic scope.
  • F.B. Heron Foundation: F.B. Heron Foundation is widely regarded as the pioneer of 100% mission-aligned endowment investing - the foundational model AJL adopted. Both foundations deploy PRIs, MRIs, and grants as integrated capital, and operate at similar scale (~tens of millions in AUM).
  • Heron Foundation (alternate reference): Reference duplicate - see F.B. Heron Foundation entry. Omitted to avoid redundancy.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

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AJL Foundation leadership team

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Profiles5 records

AJL Foundation funding detail

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AJL Foundation M&A and investment

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Frequently asked questions about AJL Foundation

What does AJL Foundation do?

AJL Foundation is a Colorado-based private foundation that deploys 100% of its $15M+ endowment toward mission-aligned impact for Colorado's youth and families. Its core offerings include: (1) annual grantmaking of twenty $20,000 general operating support grants to community-led nonprofits; (2) direct investing through Program-Related Investments (PRIs) such as low-interest loans, equity investments, and loan guarantees to social enterprises; and (3) impact investing across its full portfolio with ESG integration, thematic investing aligned with UN SDGs #10 and #11, exclusionary screening, and active shareholder engagement.

Is AJL Foundation a public or private company?

AJL Foundation is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was AJL Foundation founded?

AJL Foundation was founded in 2011. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is AJL Foundation based?

AJL Foundation is headquartered in Denver, United States, in the North America region.

How does AJL Foundation make money?

One revenue line is on record: foundation Endowment / Investment Returns.

Who are AJL Foundation's main competitors?

Broad incumbents on record are Ford Foundation, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Kresge Foundation and Surdna Foundation. Gates Family Foundation is listed as a regional player. Others are Mission Investors Exchange and Impact Finance Center. Direct peers are The Denver Foundation, F.B. Heron Foundation and Heron Foundation (alternate reference).

Does AJL Foundation have an API?

No public API is recorded for AJL Foundation.

What industry is AJL Foundation in?

AJL Foundation's product category is Private Foundation Philanthropy. Its primary akta.pro industry code is FSAAAGAC, Endowments (Universities, Foundations, Nonprofits), with a secondary code of FSANAJAN, SDG / Thematic Sustainable Investment Funds. Its NAICS code is 81321 and its SIC code is 6199.

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