Tourism Numbers: The Dominican Republic logged a record 8,556,415 visitors Jan–Aug 2026, up 6.9% year-on-year, with 6,610,258 arriving by air and 1,946,151 as cruise passengers; August alone saw 725,560 air tourists (+2.6%) and 131,298 cruise passengers (+31.9%), with the U.S. leading (44%) and Canada next (9%). Airport & Connectivity: Las Américas International Airport is rolling out upgrades including new luggage scanners, added security measures, and a new passenger terminal under construction, plus a new parking payment method via QR. New Resort Opening: Hyatt’s Secrets Macao Beach Punta Cana (adults-only) is now taking reservations for stays starting April 1, 2027, bringing 406 suites and a major dining and spa lineup to Macao Beach. Sargassum Response & Policy: A Grenada delegation trained in Punta Cana on sargassum containment and utilization systems, while Parlatino met in Santo Domingo to push coordinated Caribbean action on the sargassum crisis and food security. Tourism Economy: Tourism-linked tax revenue tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45 billion last year, underscoring the sector’s wider impact beyond hotels and restaurants. U.S. Market Push: Arajet and the Dominican tourism ministry wrapped a U.S. campaign using the Miami Marlins to promote Dominican tourism and air connectivity.
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Airport Upgrades: Las Américas International Airport is rolling out new luggage scanners, tighter anti-theft security, and expanded camera coverage (with no facial recognition yet), plus a new passenger terminal under construction for 4 million passengers and a new QR-based cell-phone parking payment system. Hotel Pipeline: Hyatt’s adults-only Secrets Macao Beach Punta Cana is now taking reservations for stays starting April 1, 2027, bringing 406 suites, multiple dining options, pools, hot tubs, and a Secrets Spa to Macao Beach. Tourism Demand: The Dominican Republic welcomed a record 8,556,415 visitors in Jan–Aug 2026 (+6.9%), with 6.61M arriving by air and 1.95M by cruise; August alone saw 68% hotel occupancy and a 4.3/5 satisfaction score. U.S. Market Push: Arajet and MITUR wrapped up a U.S. promotion campaign with the Miami Marlins, using baseball plus air connectivity to drive Dominican tourism. Regional Climate & Sargassum: PARLATINO meetings in Santo Domingo highlighted climate action and coordinated responses to the sargassum crisis, citing major impacts on tourism and food security. Tourism Jobs & Training: A new specialized tourism academy, Turio, launched to professionalize training beyond hotels, while a report notes tourism-linked companies show lower employee turnover (about 25–30%). Tourism Revenue: Tourism-related tax revenue has tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45 billion last year.
Tourism Jobs & Retention: A new report highlights that tourism-linked companies in the Dominican Republic see lower employee turnover (about 25%–30%) than many other sectors, with leaders pointing to more local opportunities as projects expand. Tourism Tax Boost: Tourism-linked tax revenue has tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45 billion, showing the sector’s wider impact beyond hotels and restaurants. Tourism Training Push: Turio, a specialized tourism academy, launched in Santo Domingo to professionalize talent with practical programs spanning tourism management, operations, hospitality, tech, innovation, and sustainability. Air Connectivity (Canada): Canada-to-DR demand is rising, with new winter services and expanded routes to destinations like Puerto Plata, Samaná, and Santo Domingo. Regional Climate & Sargassum Response: Parlatino met in Santo Domingo to coordinate action on climate threats and Sargassum damage, calling for joint charters and emergency declarations to protect tourism. Tourism Health Costs (Aruba reference): A regional debate on funding emergency care for uninsured visitors cites the Dominican Republic as a model for a possible “health fee” approach. Safety Note (Caribbean tremors): USGS reported multiple earthquakes across the region, including a 3.5 quake near Punta Cana, with no tsunami threat.
Tourism Jobs & Retention: A new report says tourism-linked companies in the Dominican Republic are seeing lower employee turnover—about 25% to 30%—helped by projects that keep talent in local communities instead of pushing workers toward big-city migration. Tourism Tax Impact: Tourism tax receipts have tripled over the past decade, reaching more than RD$45 billion last year, with sector-linked levies and passenger-related taxes driving the growth. Tourism Training Push: Turio, a specialized tourism academy, has launched in Santo Domingo to professionalize talent beyond basic hotel training, covering management, operations, hospitality, tech, innovation, and sustainability. Air Connectivity (Canada): British Airways says demand for the Caribbean remains strong, naming the Dominican Republic among the destinations adding winter capacity as travelers book further ahead and “trade up” for better experiences. Tourism Education for AI: RD Inteligente is rolling out free AI training aimed at building digital skills nationwide, starting from scratch and requiring only an ID, voter card, and email to register. Regional Environment (Sargassum): Parlatino meeting in Santo Domingo moved to coordinate action on Caribbean Sargassum damage, framing it as a tourism threat that needs joint solutions across countries.
Tourism Education Boost: Turio, a new specialized tourism academy, launched in Santo Domingo (JW Marriott) to train and professionalize talent beyond basic hotel courses, with programs spanning tourism management, operations, hospitality, tech/innovation, and sustainability. Air Connectivity & Demand: British Airways’ head of destination partnerships says the Caribbean is “doing brilliantly,” with strong demand driving added winter capacity to Barbados, Saint Lucia, Jamaica, and the Dominican Republic. Beaches for Water Sports: HolidayCheck highlighted five DR beaches for activities like surfing, snorkeling, diving, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and jet skiing—Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica, and Playa Rincón. Travel Deals & Loyalty: A Delta–Hyatt loyalty partnership adds “Dual Earn,” letting Caribbean travelers earn across both flight and hotel programs on qualifying trips. Safety Watch: USGS reported multiple quakes across Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, and a 3.5 in Punta Cana, with no tsunami threat. Local Public Safety Case: The Public Ministry detailed an iPhone scam that led to an assault and the death of Emmanuel Contreras Medina in Los Praditos.
Caribbean Seismic Update: USGS reports 13 earthquakes in and around Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands in 24 hours, including a 3.5 quake in Punta Cana, but officials say there’s no tsunami threat for the U.S. East Coast or Gulf of America. Tourism Skills Push: Turio, a new specialized tourism academy, launched in Santo Domingo at JW Marriott to train and professionalize workers across tourism management, operations, hospitality, tech, innovation, and sustainability. AI Training Drive: RD Inteligente aims to train 1 million Dominicans in artificial intelligence with free, beginner-friendly online courses starting from scratch (10 hours for Level 1), using ID and voter card details for registration. Connectivity & Visitor Demand: British Airways says the Caribbean—including the Dominican Republic—is performing strongly and that it’s adding winter capacity as travelers plan further ahead and “trade up” to premium experiences. Water Sports Picks: HolidayCheck highlights DR beaches for activities like kitesurfing, snorkeling, surfing, jet skiing, and diving: Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica, and Playa Rincón.
Tourism Training Push: Turio, a new specialized tourism academy, launched at JW Marriott Santo Domingo to professionalize Dominican tourism talent beyond basic hotel training, with practical programs spanning tourism management, operations, hospitality, commercial distribution, and tech/innovation/sustainability. Air Connectivity & Demand: British Airways’ head of destination partnerships says the Caribbean is “doing brilliantly,” citing strong demand for the Dominican Republic and adding winter capacity. Hotel Pricing Pressure: Tourism Minister David Collado called for higher hotel rates, signaling a push toward higher-value offerings. Market Access for Travelers: A report highlights Dominican tourism’s growing pull for North Americans, including surging Canadian travel with more flights to Puerto Plata, Samaná, and Santo Domingo. Beaches for Water Sports: HolidayCheck recommends five Dominican beaches for activities like surfing, snorkeling, diving, kitesurfing, windsurfing, and jet skiing—Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica, and Playa Rincón. Tourism Economy Indicator: Dominican tourism tax revenue has reportedly tripled over the past decade.
Tourism Training Push: Turio launched a specialized tourism academy in Santo Domingo (JW Marriott), aiming to professionalize talent beyond basic hotel training with programs in management, operations, hospitality, commercial distribution, and tech/innovation/sustainability. Hotel Pricing Debate: Tourism Minister David Collado called for higher hotel rates, signaling a push toward better value and margins for the sector. Canadian Demand & New Routes: Air Canada is adding Montreal–Santo Domingo winter service as Canadian travel to the DR surges, with more flights to Puerto Plata, Samaná, and Santo Domingo. Air Connectivity Boost: The country continues expanding connectivity with Canada ahead of the winter season. Beach & Water Sports Spotlight: HolidayCheck highlighted five DR beaches for water sports—Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica, and Playa Rincón—citing wind, waves, and clear waters. Business & Trade Links: Finance Minister Geoffrey Wever led meetings in Santo Domingo to strengthen Aruba–DR trade and logistics, focusing on aviation, ports, and agribusiness supply chains. Food Security Angle: A PARLATINO visit highlighted the broader Caribbean need for stronger food security as tourism growth raises demand for imported goods. Baseball & Tourism Crossover: Reporting on Dominican baseball’s talent pipeline and alleged “handshake” deals underscores how sports economics can shape perceptions of the DR beyond beaches.
Tourism Taxes & Spillover: Dominican Republic tourism-linked tax revenue has tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45B in 2025, and tourism’s total contribution hit 15.9% of GDP (up from 8.3% direct), with major knock-on demand across commerce, manufacturing, construction and transport. Canadian Airlift Boost: Canadian travel to the DR is surging in 2026, with Puerto Plata up 13% and Samaná up 62% vs. 2025; airlines are adding winter capacity, including Air Canada’s new Montreal–Santo Domingo nonstop and more routes to Puerto Plata. Hotel Pricing Push: Tourism Minister David Collado is calling for higher hotel rates, aiming to lift tourist spending and value. Beach & Water Sports Picks: German portal HolidayCheck highlighted five DR beaches for water sports—Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica and Playa Rincón—spotlighting surfing, snorkeling, diving, kitesurfing and jet skiing. Loyalty Perks for Caribbean Trips: Delta and Hyatt announced a new SkyMiles–World of Hyatt partnership with “Dual Earn,” potentially boosting rewards for stays in DR and other Caribbean destinations. Cruise Access Trend: Southern Caribbean cruising is getting easier as major lines expand itineraries in 2026–2027, which could indirectly support demand for DR-linked cruise travel.
Cruise Access Boost: Major cruise lines are adding more Caribbean itineraries for fall 2026–2027, making Southern Caribbean “bucket list” ports like Aruba, Bonaire and Curaçao easier to reach without repositioning. Canadian Airlift Surge: Canadian travel to the Dominican Republic is climbing fast in 2026, with Puerto Plata up 13% and Samaná up 62% year-on-year; Air Canada adds Montreal–Santo Domingo nonstop service, while Air Transat and WestJet expand winter routes to Puerto Plata. Loyalty Perks for Travelers: Delta and Hyatt launched a long-term partnership letting elite members “dual earn” across flights and hotel stays—useful for Caribbean trips including Punta Cana and other regional hotspots. Tourism Economy Snapshot: Tourism-related tax revenue in the DR has tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45B in 2025, with tourism’s broader GDP impact cited at 15.9%. Beach & Water Sports Picks: HolidayCheck highlighted five DR beaches for water sports—Cabarete, Playa Bávaro, Playa Grande, Boca Chica and Playa Rincón—spotlighting surfing, snorkeling, diving, kitesurfing and jet skiing. Hotel Pricing Push: Tourism Minister David Collado again called for higher hotel rates and stronger tourist spending. Visa Perks at Airports: Visa cardholder benefits expanded at Duty Free Americas locations, including Punta Cana International Airport, with a 10% discount on qualifying purchases.
Canadian Airlift Boost: Canadian travel to the Dominican Republic is surging in 2026, with Aerodom reporting +13% passenger growth in Puerto Plata and +62% in Samaná versus 2025, as airlines add winter capacity. New Routes to SDQ: Air Canada will launch seasonal Montreal–Santo Domingo (Las Américas) mainline service in December 2026 (two flights weekly), giving business travelers and the Quebec diaspora a direct option beyond resort gateways. More Canada–Puerto Plata Options: Aerodom expects about +20% seats for Puerto Plata this winter, with Air Transat adding London, Ontario–Puerto Plata weekly service and WestJet launching Winnipeg–Puerto Plata weekly flights. Tourism Value Push: Tourism Minister David Collado urged a “next stage” focused on higher hotel rates and higher tourist spending, naming Bávaro-Punta Cana, Samaná, Puerto Plata, La Romana and Bayahíbe for stronger planning. Workforce Training: MESCyT will award 4,000 additional English scholarships for tourism workers, with 2,000 via Asonahores and 2,000 for workers in developing destinations. Tourism Tax Impact: Economist Nassim Alemany said tourism-related tax revenue has tripled over the past decade, reaching over RD$45B in 2025, with tourism’s total contribution at 15.9% of GDP. Cross-Border Shopping Perk: Visa and Duty Free Americas expanded cardholder discounts to DFA stores at Punta Cana International Airport and other regional locations, including a 10% discount on qualifying spend.
Tourism Finance: Dominican tourism-related tax revenue tripled over the past decade, climbing from about RD$15 billion to over RD$45 billion in 2025, with tourism’s broader contribution reaching 15.9% of GDP (vs 8.3% direct). Air Connectivity (Canada): Canadian travel to the DR is surging—up 13% in Puerto Plata and 62% in Samaná in 2026—driven by added winter capacity, including Air Canada’s new Montreal–Santo Domingo nonstop route launching in December. Hotel Pricing Push: Tourism Minister David Collado urged a “next stage” for the sector: higher hotel rates and higher tourist spending so growth benefits Dominicans more, with attention to planning in fast-expanding areas. Workforce Upskilling: MESCyT will award 4,000 additional English scholarships for tourism workers, with courses delivered via Asonahores and programs for developing destinations. Cruise/Ports & Growth: President Abinader stressed ports as a growth engine, noting maritime tourism expansion from 1 million cruise visitors (2018) to about 3 million today, alongside modernization and job creation. Visa Perks: Visa and Duty Free Americas renewed and expanded benefits, adding discounts at Punta Cana and border stores in Central America for cardholders. Safety/Irregular Migration: The U.S. Coast Guard repatriated 51 Dominican and Haitian migrants after intercepting an overloaded vessel off Aguadilla, Puerto Rico.
Hotel & Pricing Push: Tourism Minister David Collado urged a “new stage” for the Dominican Republic by raising hotel rates and boosting tourist spending so growth benefits Dominicans, pointing to planning needs in Bávaro-Punta Cana, Samaná, Puerto Plata, La Romana and Bayahíbe. Air Connectivity (Canada): Aerodom says Canadian traffic is up sharply in 2026 and Air Canada will launch a seasonal Montreal–Santo Domingo route in Dec 2026 (mainline A220 service), adding more full-service options beyond resort-focused flights. Workforce Development: MESCyT will award 4,000 additional English scholarships for tourism workers, with 2,000 via Asonahores and 2,000 for workers in developing destinations. Golf Tourism: Villa Espada in Cap Cana launched direct-booking golf-trip stays on Punta Espada’s Fairway 5, bundling tee-time coordination, carts, and staff services. Samaná Promotion: The Samaná Tourism Cluster and Ahetsa released the Go Samaná 2026-2027 guide, spotlighting beaches, whales, culture, cruises and nautical tourism. Local Supply Chain: Asonahores and AIRD signed an agreement to connect Dominican manufacturers with hotel and tourism supply chains, including sustainability and circular-economy initiatives. Tourism Market Shift: Industry leaders say DR is moving toward a more diverse, higher-value mix (nautical, sports, culinary, business) as luxury brands and new destinations expand.
Direct-Booking Golf Stays in Cap Cana: Villa Espada launched a new group-focused, direct-booking golf-trip experience on Fairway 5 of Punta Espada, with tee-time coordination, discounted member-guest rates, and included carts plus full staff service. Tourism Value Push: Tourism Minister David Collado urged a “next phase” for DR tourism that raises hotel rates and visitor spending, with stronger territorial planning in fast-growing areas like Bávaro-Punta Cana, Samaná, Puerto Plata and La Romana. Canada Connectivity Boost: Air Canada will add seasonal Montréal–Santo Domingo service in Dec 2026 (mainline A220), while Aerodom reports strong Canadian growth at Puerto Plata and Samaná and more winter seat capacity. Tourism Workforce Upskilling: MESCyT will award 4,000 additional English scholarships for tourism workers, including 2,000 via Asonahores, to improve employability and service quality. Local Supply Chains for Hotels: Asonahores and AIRD signed a cooperation deal to link Dominican manufacturers with hotel and tourism buyers, including sustainability and circular-economy pilots. Samaná Promotion: The Go Samaná 2026–2027 bilingual guide was released, spotlighting beaches, whales, culture, cruises and new diversification efforts.
Caribbean Travel Seasonality: A new piece argues the region’s “five-month” tourism lull is often misunderstood, saying demand is steadier than many assume—an angle that matters for Dominican Republic planning beyond peak winter. Regenerative Hospitality: Another report frames regenerative tourism as “leaving places better able to thrive,” pushing hotels to restore nature and strengthen local economies, not just cut harm. Punta Cana Hotel Pipeline: Marriott-branded growth continues in Punta Cana, with a planned City Express by Marriott adding to a major mixed-use development. Local Supply Chains for Tourism: Asonahores and AIRD signed a cooperation deal to boost Dominican-made products in hotel and restaurant supply chains, including sustainability and circular-economy pilots. Tourism Diversification: Asonahores president Juan Bancalari says DR tourism is shifting toward higher-spending segments (luxury brands plus nautical, sports, gastronomy, and business travel). Miss World Spotlight: Joheirry Mola Dominguez was crowned Miss World 2026, putting the Dominican Republic front and center in global tourism and culture coverage. Sargassum Warning: Frank Rainieri again urges faster government action on sargassum, calling delays risky for DR’s eastern coast tourism. Inflation Watch: Dominican inflation eased to 5.13% year-on-year in August, a macro signal that can influence travel budgets.
Hotel & Real Estate Growth in Punta Cana: Grupo Nivel plans a 111-room City Express by Marriott at Aura Boulevard, adding hospitality to a mixed-use push that also includes about 900 residences. Local Tourism Supply Chain: Asonahores and AIRD signed a cooperation deal to boost Dominican-made goods and services in hotel and tourism supply chains, with sustainability and circular-economy pilots on the agenda. Tourism Demand & Pricing Signals: Asonahores president Juan Bancalari says the Dominican Republic is shifting toward a more diversified, higher-spending offer as luxury brands and new segments (nautical, sports, gastronomy, business) expand. Sargassum Pressure: Frank Rainieri renewed calls for an immediate, coherent national policy against sargassum, warning delays could damage the 2027 tourism outlook. Punta Bergantín Sales: Minister David Collado says Punta Bergantín in Puerto Plata sold nearly US$30M in units in one weekend, with Meliá and Hyatt among the first hotel investors. Cross-border Research: The Dominican Center for Strategic Thinking plans the country’s first comprehensive socioeconomic study on Dominican-Haitian relations, using a 4,000-person survey and official data. Inflation Update: August inflation eased to 5.13% year-on-year, with education and transport among key contributors.
Miss World Spotlight: Joheirry Mola Dominguez of the Dominican Republic was crowned Miss World 2026 in Nha Trang, Vietnam, ending a 44-year wait for the country’s second title. Tourism Value Push: Tourism Minister David Collado urged a “new stage” for Dominican tourism—higher hotel rates and higher tourist spending—so growth delivers more benefits for Dominicans, with stronger planning flagged for Bávaro-Punta Cana, Samaná, Puerto Plata, La Romana and Bayahíbe. Sargassum Alarm: Grupo Puntacana founder Frank Rainieri renewed calls for a firm, coherent national policy against sargassum, warning delays could hurt the 2027 season and noting supply and installation timelines. Industry Governance: Adompretur held its Ordinary General Assembly in Santo Domingo, reporting debt relief and institutional upgrades, and confirming plans for the PEL 2026 tourism journalism awards. Business Tourism Momentum: Asonahores’ 38th hotel and tourism trade expo in Punta Cana closed with record participation—323 occupied spaces, 200+ companies, and 5,000+ visitors. Cruise Disruption (Context): A brief power outage affected Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas near CocoCay, a reminder of operational risks for travelers.
Sports Tourism Spotlight: Tourism Minister David Collado highlighted Mexican golf legend Lorena Ochoa’s visit to Casa de Campo, where she played the newly restored Teeth of the Dog—an $15M renovation aimed at sharpening Pete Dye’s original design and re-energizing the course for a new generation. Sargassum Pressure: Frank Rainieri renewed calls for a coherent, firm national policy against Sargassum, warning delays could hurt 2027 planning as the seaweed worsens across eastern DR beaches including Bávaro/Punta Cana and Bayahibe. Value-Driven Growth: Asonahores president Juan Bancalari said Dominican tourism is shifting toward higher-spending segments (luxury brands plus nautical, sports, gastronomy, and business travel), while Collado urged higher hotel rates and stronger tourist spending to better benefit locals. Industry Governance: Adompretur held its Ordinary General Assembly, reporting debt relief, office restoration, digitization, and upcoming plans for the PEL 2026 tourism journalism awards. Trade & Demand Signals: Asonahores’ hotel and tourism trade expo closed with record scale—323 occupied spaces, 200+ companies, and 5,000+ visitors—showing strong buyer interest. Travel Ops & Services: JAC met VFS Global to improve visa-related services and the traveler experience. Cruise Disruption: Royal Caribbean’s Adventure of the Seas faced a shipwide power outage after leaving Coco Cay, leaving many staterooms dark. Security Update: Dominican Customs seized US$600,700 at Las Américas after a passenger failed to declare funds. Inflation Watch: August inflation eased to 5.13% year-on-year, edging toward the central bank’s target range.
Miss World Spotlight: Joheirry Mola of the Dominican Republic was crowned Miss World 2026 in Nha Trang, Vietnam, bringing fresh global attention to Dominican culture and community work. Tourism Investment & Development: Tourism Minister David Collado said Punta Bergantín in Puerto Plata sold nearly US$30 million in units in a single weekend, with major hotel brands (Meliá and Hyatt) expected to add 1,000+ rooms. Sargassum Pressure: Grupo Puntacana founder Frank Rainieri urged a coherent, firm national policy against sargassum, warning that delays could leave the country unprepared for the 2027 season. Tourism Economy: Asonahores reported tourism generated US$21.62B in 2025 and 15.9% of GDP when direct, indirect and induced effects are counted. Business Travel Facilitation: JAC met VFS Global to improve visa-related services and the traveler experience. Aviation Enforcement: Dominican Customs seized US$600,700 at Las Américas after undeclared funds were found. Sports Tourism Angle: Collado highlighted Lorena Ochoa’s visit as a boost for sports tourism, including a Casa de Campo golf round and a keynote on “The Winning Mindset.” Controversy Watch: A Survivor Greece contestant suing producers for a $100M injury claims unsafe spearfishing conditions in Dominican waters—an issue that could affect perceptions of filming and marine safety.
Beauty & Soft Power: Joheirry Mola Dominguez was crowned Miss World 2026 in Nha Trang, a win that spotlights Dominican talent on a global stage. Tourism Development: Minister David Collado urged a “next stage” for DR tourism—higher hotel rates and stronger tourist spending—so growth delivers more benefits for Dominicans, with extra planning focus in fast-growing zones like Bávaro-Punta Cana and Puerto Plata. Resort & Real Estate Momentum: Punta Bergantín in Puerto Plata sold nearly US$30M in a weekend, with Meliá and Hyatt among the first hotel investors tied to a sustainability-focused, multi-hotel complex. Sargassum Pressure: Grupo Puntacana founder Frank Rainieri renewed calls for a firm, coherent national sargassum policy, warning action must start now to avoid another 2027 season hit. Industry Snapshot: Asonahores’ 38th Hotel & Tourism Trade Expo closed with record scale—323 occupied spaces and 5,000+ visitors. Travel Services: JAC met VFS Global to improve visa-related services and the passenger experience. Safety & Reputation Watch: A Survivor Greece contestant filed a US$100M lawsuit over a spearfishing boat accident in the Dominican Republic that allegedly left him with a severed leg. Sports Tourism Angle: Collado highlighted Mexican golf legend Lorena Ochoa’s visit as a boost for sports tourism.
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