Granger & Co. (Notting Hill)
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Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) Address 175 Westbourne Grove, Notting Hill, London W11 2SB Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) Phone 020 7229 9111 Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) Opening Hours Monday - Saturday : 7am - 11pm
Sunday : 8am - 10pmGranger & Co. (Notting Hill) Food Price £5 - £10 per pax
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Everything was so appetising
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We were seated in one of the best tables of the place
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The ambiance was very lively and catchy
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The menu was so nice and everything was extremely delicious looking
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I visited Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) expecting a good breakfast and I was not at all disappointed
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The scrambled eggs are one of the best I have ever had
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All the dishes we ordered were extremely delicious
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The place has a lively atmosphere with groups of friends and family having a great time
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The setting is quite lovely and the atmosphere is always a pleasing one
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The quality of food has always been very good though not the best compared to my other previous experiences
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I visited Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) expecting a good Brunch and was not at all disappointed
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The place was bustling with people when I visited and had a great vibe to it
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I ordered the ricotta cheese pancakes and they were extremely delicious
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The location of the restaurant is also great
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The food here is extremely delicious
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All the dishes we ordered were perfect and absolutely delectable
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The banana fritters are a must have here
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The atmosphere is also very lively and not at all stuffy even though the place is usually packed with people
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The service is good and quite prompt and consistent
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The crispy duck in plum sauce is a must have here
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The only complain was that the dish was lacking a salad or side
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Even after crashing Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) without a prior booking we were accommodated withing a couple of minutes of our arriving
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The food they offer is amazing and amazingly delicious
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The staff and their service is incredibly amazing and very efficient
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The eggs and pancakes served here are second to none and taste absolutely delightful
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I had one of the best Sunday brunches of my life
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Both of which were brilliantly prepared and very nicely presented
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The only negative thing about Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) was that the prices are a little over the top
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We had a great time spending our recent vacation in Granger and it was one of the memorable stays there
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The restaurant is very huge and light
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The bathrooms are also very nice
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We were happy with their service
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Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) is such a delight
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It has extensive options and all the dishes are well cooked and served
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I live nearby and I have always been curious about Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) because it is always full
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We ordered the full aussie breakfast that comes in an abundant dish with perfect and creamy scrambled eggs
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We accompanied this with a beetroot juice (little small for the price) and finally a incredible plate of banana and honey pancakes filled with ricotta
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The place was full and people were turned away
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The atmosphere is buzzing and the waitresses are accommodating and polite
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I chose to go for the chicken schnitzel with crumbed parmesan cheese and a fennel salad and creamed corn
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The schnitzel was great and the parmesan crisper perfectly adding intense flavour
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The fennel salad and creamed corn were delicious as the fennel washes you palate and the creamed corn proved a delicious sauce to go with the schnitzel
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The shrimp burger Teeya had looked gorgeous and the dressing that came with her salad made for a pleasant surprise
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I was a bit disappointed with the presentation of my green juice as it looked like it had been poured slap dash all over the glass
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The coffee the staff are so friendly
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The usual cloying sweetness of corn is forced into submission by a perfect dose of not too hot chilli and the umami of the coriander in the slaw
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Only downside is that we have to cue
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It was with some reluctance that I let myself fall in love with Granger &
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Its clientele are mainly privileged yummy mummies and fellow generation Ys of a pedigree distinctly higher than my own but the food is so good that even my cynicism was crushed
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Glazed with a golden mango jam and studded with ruby like pomegranate seeds
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We both had high expectations and were eager to see if it really did live up to it's hype
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) so arrived a bit earlier and was greeted with a line about 20 people deep
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We gazed through the windows and saw a number of tables become free which were annoyingly being held for a large party in front of us who hadn't all arrived
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After about 45 minutes of waiting (which is quite short apparently
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The set up of the restaurant is perfect light and airy with a sense of space
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On one side of the dining room is a sit up bar laden with sweet treats and bottles of liquor and towards the far end is the kitchen
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Is translated into his approach to dining the vibe at Granger is laid back and the atmosphere is buzzing
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The breakfast menu was no longer available so we were given the lunch menu to browse through
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We started our order off with two white peach bellinis
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I decided on Bill's classic Ricotta Hotcakes with Banana and Honeycomb Butter
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The rest of the breakfast was pretty standard sourdough toast
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I'm sure Andrea will have a bit more to say given this was her dish of choice
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I'm not usually a slow eater but I was savouring every last bite of my hotcakes
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The service was a real let down
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I totally understand it's a busy restaurant with people queuing outside
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Australia has probably the best breakfasts in the world
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While I was there I was going out for breakfast almost every morning and loved the diversity in dishes and the quality of produce
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Last weekend on a sunny morning the boy and I decided that it was time to find something similar in London so we headed over to Granger &
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A quite healthy option with fresh kale
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Also really enjoyed the coffee which was of good quality
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I went to the Notting Hill restaurant with a new date for a romantic dinner
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The food was good but within an hour or so of leaving I was feeling so nauseous I had to get a cab home as I didn't want to be sick on the bus
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Got a half hearted apology and told I would be referred to a 3rd party who I was assured would call me that day
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We popped down for brunch at the Notting Hill outpost one Sunday and were greeted with a rather large queue
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S a charming spot with a really lovely energy about the place
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The restaurant style and menu were almost exactly that of in Surry Hills
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This time I was given a narrowed down location
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Everytime I ask my buddy Google for the best brunches in London I see this Australian restaurant on the list
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Having arrived at around 2PM on a Saturday I was expecting a crazy queue around the block which apparently isn&rsquo
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We were lucky though because the main crowd had gone by then and we were in within 15min &ndash
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I know the ricotta hotcakes and scrambled eggs are meant to be the best thing since sliced bread
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What I can judge was a midweek lunch there
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The Westbourne Grove location is the first of Bill Granger's London restaurants (two have since followed)
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The menu and vibe are both decidedly Australian the restaurant is airy
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This healthy cuisine is entirely in fitting with its clientele of Notting Hill types
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Courgette fritters with a tahini yoghurt were moreish
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The batter was light and crisp as it should be
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The coconut sauce lacked creaminess and was under seasoned
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I reckon that was the point as it kept with the light ness of the cuisine
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The pavlova we finished with was the highlight
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The food here is perfectly alright
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A glass of prosecco and a gossip there are few nicer atmospheres for such people to do so in
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The restaurant located in quaint Notting Hill is quite literally famous on the breakfast scene for its scrambled eggs and ricotta hotcakes
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The laid back service approach seemed at odds with the clientele
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The hotcakes themselves were rather underwhelming (for a signature dish)
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Would've been interesting to have seen the dish served with fried banana instead of fresh
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As it was the ingredients were very much separate entities on a serving plate
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Hope the experience is better for you and don't forget to get ur missus to bring their designer handbag to fit in
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Always tops lists of best brunches in London
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Again our waitress was not so nice
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Third time we were told "
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Scrambled eggs were nice and fluffy
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Labneh toast with raspberry and pistachios was too sweet
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Granger and Co is one of those restaurants which will guaranteed instantly throw you into a good mood
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Homemade sourdough toast and a side of smashed avocado topped with fresh lemon juice
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Feel free to end (or start) with a refreshing acai bowl
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Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) is cozy but in its own
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I must say the wait is totally worth it
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I got to taste the ricotta hot cakes (Without a doubt the best ones in the world
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Who knew it was this difficult to find a good place open for breakfast in central London at 6am on a Sunday
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The insanity starts with the 2 sisters spending an all nighter catching up on "
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The coconut bread was oh so good
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Granted i'm sure this is a rare thing but i didn't receive even an apology
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I had to run to the bathroom as the blood was dripping all down my face with no assistance whatsoever whilst the waitress shrugged her shoulders
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I left upset and with a cut on my head
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All I can say is that unfortunately rude staff isn't uncommon but the waitresses shouldn't be going around carrying what they cant manage
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The favourite brunch items are still very much available though
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Every diner seemed very satisfied with this choice
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All in all a very pleasant dining experience that is meeting the hype
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Most of the brunch items are still available on the lunch menu
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Ricotta hotcakes were really delicious
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They served with a banana and honeycomb butter
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During the weekends is absolutely worth it
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We had brunch with some mimosas and everything was great even better with the so nice service
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Serve one of the best brunches in London
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The hotcakes are fluffy and the amount is generous
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Their texture is unmatched by any other pancakes I've ever had and the syrup adds a sweetness that fits perfectly with the banana slices
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The joint venture between avocado and cherry tomatoes (quasi guacamole) contrasts in taste with that of the salmon
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Ordered the fried chicken burger and eggs with avocado as recommended by the server
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The fried chicken was the worst I have had EVER
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One of the pieces had NO chicken and was just batter
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One of the coffees was served cold but quickly replaced after the server realized the same saying he felt it had sat for a bit
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3 meals a day this was by far the worst
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An amazing place with a cozy sitting area
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The food is more than delicious with amazinf dishes
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The service is impeccable
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I visited Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) for breakfast as they are famous with their ricotta cakes and photogenic scrambled eggs
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The cafe was so small filled with tables squeezed together
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The place was packed with a long queue
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We had poached eggs with avocado and bacon &
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Everything was amazing and delicious
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The packed restaurant is the perfect place for Sunday breakfast and brunch
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I do pity the poor people waiting outside the entire time we were having our meal
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My recommended plates are ricotta hotcakes with Banana
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Cafe latte is highly recommended
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One of the best breakfast spots in London
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Diverse me u with a good selection of food
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The ricotta hotcakes and the tea smoked salmon are absolutely incredible
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Food was wonderful with nice ambience
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Food was amazing and the staff were friendly and polite
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It was very crowded but we were seated within a matter of 10 minutes only
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Had a 10 minute wait with two kids but we rocked up there without a reservation and the place was busy
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We visited Granger & Co. (Notting Hill) for a weekend brunch and it was an amazing experience
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The ricotta cheese pancake was one of the best I have ever had
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The coffee was outstanding as well
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