NY NOW Summer Market 2026 is a major wholesale trade show scheduled for August 2-4, 2026, at the Javits Center in New York City, USA. The event focuses on connecting brands and buyers across key industries including Gift & Lifestyle, Jewelry & Accessories, and Home. It features a curated mix of scale and intimacy, world-class networking, and innovation. The event is organized by Emerald X, LLC and recurs annually with both Winter and Summer editions.
Dates
2–4 Aug 2026
City / country
New York, United States
Venue
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
Time
Official show hours are: Sunday Aug 2–Monday Aug 3, 9:00 AM.–6:00 PM., and Tuesday Aug 4, 9:00 AM.–5:00 PM
Event overview
NY NOW is the wholesale event where brands come to make game-changing connections that supercharge their businesses. It's a catalyst for unparalleled networking and relationship-building, creating the perfect setting for brands and buyers to converge, connect, and cultivate lasting partnerships.
The event features inspiring programming with influential speakers, world-class networking, and innovation & newness. The Summer Show takes place August 2-4, 2026 at the Jacob K.
Javits Convention Center in New York City, focusing on Gift & Lifestyle, Jewelry & Accessories, and Home categories. The event is under new ownership with a vision to evolve a century of wholesale history into a commercially relevant wholesale marketplace.
TL;DR
Attending NY NOW allows buyers to source the next big thing and timeless best-sellers across Gift, Jewelry, and Home categories. The event offers intentional curation, world-class networking, and innovation, providing a perfect mix of scale and intimacy to find unique products and build lasting partnerships.
Exhibiting at NY NOW provides brands with the opportunity to connect with world-class buyers and retailers in a curated environment that balances scale and intimacy. The event is designed to facilitate quality connections and measurable business results, helping exhibitors supercharge and streamline their business, reach top buyers, and showcase timeless best-sellers and new innovations.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Location & Facilities
Halls & areas
17429 11th Avenue, 10001 New York, United States
Entrances & gates
Main Javits Center entrance on 11th Avenue
Primary arrival point for NY NOW attendees; closest to the contiguous show floor noted in NY NOW’s 2026 dates and hours page.
Floor plans & maps
The Javits Center access pages describe elevators, ramps and accessible routes within the building and note that public transit and driving directions support ADA access.
Food options
Javits Center food service
On-site diningParking: The Javits Center website describes multiple paid parking options in the surrounding area and provides driving directions; onsite parking is limited, so most visitors use nearby garages or transit.
Gate: NY NOW describes its Summer 2026 show as housed on one large, contiguous floorplan at the Javits Center, making navigation easier and reducing the risk of missing sections of the show.
Attend
Event days & opening times
Qualified buyer
Registration is free for qualified buyers according to the NY NOW Help Center.
Child guest (under 16)
Children under 16 may be admitted as guests for a $65 admission fee when accompanied by a registered attendee.
Ticket info
Badge collection
NY NOW is a trade-only event. Registration is credential-based and must be completed online. Badges are not mailed; once credentials are approved you print your confirmation email and present it at registration terminals in the Crystal Palace at the Javits Center to receive your badge and lanyard. Oversized bags, rolling bags and strollers are not allowed on the show floor; coat and bag check is available in the Crystal Palace.
Ticket notes
Registration is free for qualified buyers. Suppliers to the trade and non-exhibiting manufacturers pay a registration fee; exact paid-pass amounts are described on the Buyer Qualification pages. Children under 16 may be admitted as guests for a $65 fee if accompanied by a registered attendee.
Registration deadline
Online registration is recommended and may remain open until shortly before August 2, 2026; the Help Center says on-site registration opens one hour before the Market start time each day, and badges are not mailed.
Build-up & tear-down
What's on
1
Hands-on Activation
2
Networking Activation
2
Event days
09:00–19:00
Typical time
Sunday, Aug 2, 2026
Breakfast Bites & Coffee
Create Your Own Candle with Paddywax
Opening Night Celebration
Monday, Aug 3, 2026
Morning Mimosas
NY NOW Winter Market 2026
Noted: The Greeting Card Expo (co-located with NY NOW Winter Market)
NY NOW Winter Market education sessions
NY NOW Innovation & Impact Awards
NY NOW’s Innovation & Impact Awards program recognizes standout exhibiting brands in categories focused on sustainability, trailblazing innovation, emerging talent and buyer preference at each market.
Greeting Card Association’s Noted: the Greeting Card Expo [2025/2026 Partnership]
Tabletop and Housewares Brands at NYC’s 41 Madison [2025 Collaboration]
Standage Japanese Brands Pavilion [Summer 2026]
How the last edition performed
Visitors
10,000
Exhibitors
500
Exhibitor countries
50
Visitor countries
50
Growth over time
Edition recap
NY NOW Summer Market 2025 took place August 3–5, 2025 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center in New York City. NY NOW’s June 18, 2025 press release described the show as expecting attendance from buyers to far exceed 10,000, with 500+ exhibitors offering trending gift, home and accessories products. The recap framed NY NOW as a key B2B wholesale market connecting major retailers, independents and global brands.
An in-depth external event report by ÇaFleureBon later described the Summer Market as having 10,000+ attendees and 1,000+ exhibitors, highlighting categories such as beauty, fragrance, luxury candles and lifestyle brands. The report emphasized NY NOW’s long-standing role as New York’s premier gift and home show and noted the presence of major fragrance and home brands alongside emerging labels.
NY NOW materials also pointed to NY NOW Online powered by Bulletin as part of a hybrid wholesale experience, connecting 5,000+ independent brands with 50,000+ U.S. and international buyers and supporting ongoing order placement beyond the physical show dates.
New this edition
Bulletin-powered NY NOW Online wholesale marketplace
The June 18, 2025 NY NOW press release highlighted NY NOW Online powered by Bulletin as the integrated wholesale marketplace connecting 5,000+ independent brands with 50,000+ buyers.
SourceStronger Harper Group footprint
The same release emphasized Harper Group’s large presence, representing 75+ brands as a single exhibitor, reinforcing the agency’s strategic role at the Summer Market.
SourceTestimonials
Among our thousands of attendees who have already registered for the show, independent retailers in particular are showing resilience in their sourcing strategies, and the NY NOW exhibiting suppliers are working in advance to ensure that they are aligned with buyers’ needs in this dynamic and challenging environment.
Next edition outlook
2026-08-02 – 2026-08-04NY NOW Summer Market 2026 is scheduled for August 2–4, 2026 at the Javits Center, with organisers highlighting a refreshed exhibitor lineup including more than 70 new and returning-after-hiatus brands across gift, home, lifestyle, jewelry and accessories alongside hundreds of established favorites.
More than 70 new and returning-after-hiatus exhibitors joining the floor. Emphasis on one of the most diverse and discovery-driven sourcing opportunities in recent memory. Continued use of Innovation & Impact Awards to spotlight standout brands. Ongoing integration with NY NOW Online powered by Bulletin for extended wholesale visibility.
Impact
NY NOW Summer Market 2025 reinforced the show’s role as a central wholesale hub for gift, home, lifestyle, jewelry and accessories. Organiser and trade-press coverage stressed that buyers facing supply-chain uncertainty were turning to NY NOW as a reliable supplier channel to refresh assortments and strengthen inventory ahead of the holiday season, with thousands of trending products on offer from leading brands.
Audience quality
Organiser and trade-press sources describe Summer 2025 attracting thousands of buyers from major retailers and independents, with international attendance and curated category breadth. This combination of scale, brand diversity and buyer intent ahead of peak shopping seasons makes NY NOW’s audience particularly valuable for wholesale brands targeting North American gift, home and lifestyle retail.
Exhibitor outcomes
Exhibitors at Summer 2025 reported strong engagement and connection-building on the show floor according to NY NOW’s recap, with the timing positioned specifically to support holiday inventory planning. When combined with year-round exposure via NY NOW Online powered by Bulletin and Innovation & Impact Award visibility, the show offers multiple touchpoints that can help exhibitors convert show-floor conversations into orders and longer-term wholesale relationships.
Intelligence
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Why it matters
NY NOW is the premier East Coast wholesale destination connecting independent brands with high-intent specialty retailers, department stores, and museum shops. As a crucial buying node in the late-summer circuit, it offers exhibitors direct access to influential NYC-area buyers and national merchandisers securing inventory ahead of the peak holiday retail season.
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
Rise of Sustainable & Ethically Made Home Goods
Boutique buyers and consumers increasingly demand transparent supply chains, organic textiles, and zero-waste packaging, driving demand for eco-conscious home decor and giftware.
SourceArtisanal & Handcrafted Storytelling Products
Retailers are prioritizing unique, handcrafted items with rich maker narratives to differentiate independent physical storefronts from mass-market online retailers.
SourceGrowth of Clean Beauty and Mindful Wellness
Incorporate clean ingredients and sustainable packaging in personal care products, expanding wholesale placement within lifestyle and specialty gift channels.
SourceOmnichannel Wholesale Integration & Digital Showrooms
Wholesale platforms are combining physical trade show experiences with B2B e-commerce platforms like Bulletproof/Faire integrations to facilitate year-round reorders.
SourceLatest updates from across the market.
NY NOW Summer Market Highlights Emerging Brands and Eco-Friendly Innovations
The Summer market brought together thousands of independent buyers seeking handcrafted goods, sustainability-focused gifts, and luxury jewelry brands at Javits Center.
Emerald Brands Continues Strategic Expansion of NY NOW Special Curations
Organizers highlight refreshed floor plans and enhanced digital networking features aimed at optimizing ROI for independent boutique buyers and artisan brands.
Wholesale Retail Sector Adapts to Evolving Holiday Sourcing Timelines
Retail buyers prepare earlier for Q4 inventory by leveraging summer wholesale markets, prioritizing high-margin lifestyle, gift, and specialty jewelry items.
A strategic calendar of leading wholesale markets across North America and Europe tailored for gift, home decor, apparel, and lifestyle buyers.
Atlanta Market (Summer)
Atlanta, United States
Major rival show taking place weeks before NY NOW.
websiteLas Vegas Market (Summer)
Las Vegas, United States
Key Western market held right before NY NOW Summer.
websiteShoppe Object New York
New York, United States
Co-locates in NYC during NY NOW week.
websiteMaison&Objet Paris (Autumn)
Paris, France
Premier European lifestyle trade fair following US summer markets.
websiteJuly US Regional Circuit
Major regional US wholesale shows providing broad pre-holiday inventory orders.
August NYC Market Week
Simultaneous New York sourcing events focusing on curated design and boutique retail.
September European Design Cycle
European international showcase establishing global luxury and design trends.
Dates sourced from official event organizers and venue schedules.
Plan your trip
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
John F. Kennedy International Airport
Major international gateway with global long-haul service; reach the venue by taxi or rideshare via midtown, or rail/metro into Manhattan and then subway or bus to Hudson Yards.
about 18–20 miles southeast of Javits Center
to venue
45–75 minutes depending on traffic
by car
LaGuardia Airport
Closest practical airport for many domestic and short-haul international flights; taxi, rideshare and bus/metro combinations are common ways into midtown and Hudson Yards.
about 9–10 miles northeast of Javits Center
to venue
30–60 minutes depending on traffic
by car
Newark Liberty International Airport
Useful alternative for some long-haul and domestic routes; take NJ Transit or Amtrak into Manhattan and then subway or taxi to Hudson Yards and the convention center.
about 17–19 miles southwest of Javits Center
to venue
45–75 minutes depending on traffic
by car
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
USD 130–220 / night
Estimated range based on 2–3‑star and simpler 4‑star hotels near Javits and Times Square; expect smaller rooms but walkable access to the venue.
USD 220–350 / night
Estimated range drawn from 3–4‑star hotels in Midtown with easy subway or short taxi rides to Javits; best balance of comfort and proximity for most NY NOW visitors.
USD 350–550 / night
Estimated range for higher‑end 4–5‑star hotels in Midtown; convenient for executive teams and brand leaders who want more space and amenities while remaining a short ride from Javits.
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
subway
Fastest consistent option from Midtown East, Grand Central and Queens; avoid crosstown car traffic when possible.
bus (M34 SBS)
Useful if your hotel sits along 34th Street or you transfer from other lines; boarding uses off‑board ticket validation.
taxi or rideshare
Most convenient for door‑to‑door travel, especially early mornings or after evening events; build in time for traffic.
walk from nearby hotels
Many hotels are within a 10–20 minute walk; walking avoids traffic and can be faster than short car rides at busy times.
Plan your trip
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
| Type | Who needs it | Fee | Processing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa Waiver Program (VWP) with ESTA | Citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries travelling to the U.S. for business or tourism for up to 90 days who do not already hold a visitor visa. | $40.00 | ESTA decisions are typically returned within minutes to 72 hours after online submission. | |
| B-1 Temporary Business Visitor Visa | Business visitors from non‑VWP countries, or VWP nationals who plan to stay longer than 90 days or who are otherwise not eligible to travel visa-free. | Not yet confirmed | Varies by U.S. embassy/consulate; many posts advise applying several weeks or months before travel. | |
| B-2 Visitor Visa (accompanying family) | Spouses or children accompanying a B‑1 business visitor when they are not eligible for VWP entry on their own. | Not yet confirmed | Similar to B‑1; processing is handled by U.S. consulates for each individual applicant. |
Citizens of Visa Waiver Program countries can enter the United States visa‑free for up to 90 days for business or tourism, provided they obtain ESTA approval before travel and meet all VWP eligibility rules. EU, U.K., Japan and many other nationalities fall under VWP, but the list is nationality-dependent and subject to change.
For U.S. shows, ATA Carnets are accepted by U.S. Customs and Border Protection for temporary admission of goods, and carnets can be obtained from USCIB and authorized providers. NY NOW’s own public exhibitor materials reviewed for 2026 do not explicitly reference ATA Carnets, so treat carnet use as a customs option rather than an event-specific requirement.
Official visa pageWeather
August in New York City is hot and humid, with typical daytime highs around 28–29°C and nighttime lows near 20–22°C. Expect about 7–10 days with rain in the month and roughly 9 hours of sunshine per day, so plan for heat, sun and occasional showers.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
The Javits Center is one block from the 34th Street–Hudson Yards station on the 7 subway line, making rail access from Penn Station and Grand Central straightforward. The M34 Select Bus Service runs east–west along 34th Street to stops near Javits, and multiple taxi and rideshare options connect the venue with midtown hotels, Times Square and major transit hubs.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Plan for heat and humidity
August in New York is sticky as well as warm; light clothing, regular hydration and time in air-conditioned spaces help manage long days on the show floor.
Allow extra time for Manhattan traffic
Road congestion around midtown and the West Side can be heavy; build a buffer into airport transfers and morning arrivals, especially in rush hours.
Understand tipping norms
Tipping for taxis, rideshare drivers, restaurant servers and hotel staff is standard practice in New York, typically around 15–20% in restaurants and a few dollars per bag for bell staff.
Use transit for predictable timing
The 7 subway line to Hudson Yards and the M34 SBS bus often beat crosstown car trips during peak congestion when moving between hotels and Javits.
Practical guides
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Destination: JFK, LGA or EWR (choose based on route and connection quality)
Aim for flights that arrive early enough to allow an afternoon or evening check-in and badge pickup before your first full show day. Consider rail + subway into Manhattan to avoid unpredictable road traffic.
For NY NOW at Javits, many business visitors from Visa Waiver Program countries will travel under ESTA without a visa. Others will need a B‑1 business visitor visa depending on nationality, travel history and the planned duration of stay.
Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed
Processing: ESTA approvals typically arrive within minutes to 72 hours; B‑1/B‑2 visas follow local consular processing times, often several weeks or more depending on appointment availability.
Travellers should confirm whether they are eligible for VWP+ESTA or need a B‑1/B‑2 visa. Attendance at NY NOW counts as business activity; visitors must remain employed and paid by a foreign employer and avoid any productive labor for a U.S. entity while in the U.S. Entry decisions are always made by CBP at the port of entry, and prior approvals do not guarantee admission.
OfficialFind a stay near the venue with options for every budget.
Check-in (recommended)
2026-08-01
Check-out (recommended)
2026-08-05
Areas to stay
Hudson Yards · Hell’s Kitchen · Times Square / Midtown West · Core Midtown
budget
USD 130–220 per night (estimate)
mid range
USD 220–350 per night (estimate)
premium
USD 350–550 per night (estimate)
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: From JFK, LGA or Newark, take rail or shuttle into Manhattan (Penn Station, Grand Central or Port Authority), then subway (7 to Hudson Yards) or taxi to Javits.
Hotel → venue: If you stay in Hudson Yards, Hell’s Kitchen or Times Square, you can usually walk to Javits; from core Midtown, use the 7 train to Hudson Yards or a short taxi/rideshare ride.
Ride-hail: Apps such as Uber and Lyft are widely available; expect surge pricing at peak times and allow extra time for midtown traffic.
Public transit: Use the 7 subway line and the M34 SBS bus for predictable access; a single MetroCard or OMNY payment covers subway and bus fares.
Parking: Parking near Javits relies on commercial garages; costs vary and spaces can be limited, so most visitors prefer transit or taxis over driving.
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: August
Temperature: daytime highs around 28–29°C, nighttime lows around 20–22°C
Seasonality: Hot, humid late-summer conditions with moderate rainfall on roughly a quarter of the days in the month.
Packing: Pack breathable clothing, comfortable walking shoes and a light jacket or sweater for air-conditioned interiors; include a compact umbrella and sunglasses for sun and occasional showers.
Plan your trip
Best day to visit: Sunday, August 2, 2026
Opening day offers peak energy, full exhibitor sample displays, and maximum opportunity to schedule targeted follow-up meetings or secure limited inventory allocations.
Register for NY NOW buyer/visitor badge and verify credentials — Ensure resale certificate or business proof is uploaded on nynow.com for free buyer registration approval.
Book Manhattan hotel accommodations near Javits Center or 7 Train line — Hudson Yards and Midtown West hotels fill up quickly during market week.
Review NY NOW Online directory and bookmark priority brands — Filter by product category (Gift, Home, Jewelry, Handmade) and set up appointment requests.
Download NY NOW Mobile App for map navigation and digital badge — Access interactive floorplan and floor activations on the official app.
Finalize Q4 holiday buying budget allocations per category — Establish open-to-buy figures prior to placing POs on the show floor.
Confirm travel to Javits Center via MTA 7 subway line to 34 St-Hudson Yards — Note show hours: Sun-Mon 9am-6pm, Tue 9am-5pm.
Arrive at Javits Center Main Entrance on 11th Ave; grab badge at concourse
Javits Center Level 2 ConcourseExplore Home & Lifestyle Collections on main exhibit floor
Javits Center Main FloorLunch and buyer networking at Javits Food Court or nearby Hudson Yards
Javits Center / Hudson YardsVisit Handmade Designer & Artisan sections and Emerging Brand hubs
Javits Center Main FloorAttend NY NOW educational panel / trend presentation
NY NOW Stage / Seminar AreaExhibitor & Buyer Happy Hour networking reception
Show Floor LoungeHudson Yards & The Vessel
Shopping & Architecture
Adjacent to Javits Center featuring upscale retail dining, public art, and modern NYC development.
5 min walk (0.3 miles)
The High Line
Elevated Park
Iconic linear park built on a historic elevated rail line leading from Hudson Yards down to Chelsea.
5 min walk (0.3 miles)
Chelsea Market
Food Hall & Retail
Famous artisan food hall and boutique shopping concourse located in the Meatpacking District.
15 min walk / 5 min taxi
Mercado Little Spain (Hudson Yards)
Spanish Food Hall & Lounge
Popular post-show drink and dinner spot for exhibitors and retail buyers right across 11th Ave.
Peak Restaurant & Bar (30 Hudson Yards)
Cocktail Lounge
High-end evening cocktail venue offering views over NYC and the Hudson River.
Budget
Official NY NOW 2026 exhibitor pricing is not published publicly as a 2026-specific rate card, but the 2024/2025 sales decks and pavilion prospectuses give a useful reference range. NY NOW’s own materials describe 10x10 raw space and pipe & drape packages around USD 4,650–5,675 (2024/2025 data), with corner premiums around USD 615 and pavilion packages for Noted/Gifted starting around USD 2,300 for 5x5 booths (2026 Noted/Gifted prospectus). Treat these values as historical guidance, not guaranteed 2026 rates.
sourceAdjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
booth_space
exhibitor · Pavilion Pipe & Drape 10x10 [2024 data]
USD 4750–5675 / 10ft x 10ft booth
booth_space
exhibitor · Noted / Gifted 5x5 Pavilion Booth
USD 2300 / 5ft x 5ft booth
accommodation
both · Mid-range Midtown / Hudson Yards Hotel
USD 280–450 / per night
visitor_badge
visitor · Qualified Retail Buyer Badge
Not yet confirmed
| Item | For | Tier | Estimated range | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| booth_space | exhibitor | Pavilion Pipe & Drape 10x10 [2024 data] | USD 4750–5675 / 10ft x 10ft booth | estimate | 2026-01-01 |
| booth_space | exhibitor | Noted / Gifted 5x5 Pavilion Booth | USD 2300 / 5ft x 5ft booth | official | 2026-01-01 |
| accommodation | both | Mid-range Midtown / Hudson Yards Hotel | USD 280–450 / per night | estimate | 2026-01-01 |
| visitor_badge | visitor | Qualified Retail Buyer Badge | Not yet confirmed | official | 2026-01-01 |
Decision
Answer these quick market alignment questions to find whether visiting, exhibiting, or skipping NY NOW 2026 makes the most commercial sense for your business.
QUESTION 1 OF 6
What is your primary commercial objective for the August season?
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
You need to source unique, high-margin retail inventory, evaluate product quality in person, and place Q4 holiday orders.
Best for
Retail store owners, boutique buyers, interior designers, and merchandisers seeking curated home, gift, and lifestyle inventory.
Min. budget
$1,200.00
Timeline
2 to 4 weeks planning for badge credentials and hotel booking.
Risks
High NYC hotel and travel costs during peak August tourist season.
Overwhelming scale across contiguous Javits main hall requiring disciplined itinerary.
exhibit
You have production-ready inventory, clear wholesale pricing/MOQs, and want direct access to thousands of verified retail buyers.
Best for
Designers, artisan brands, manufacturers, and gift/home wholesalers expanding retail distribution across North America.
Min. budget
$6,500.00
Timeline
2 to 4 months for booth space booking, line sheet preparation, and freight logistics.
Risks
Non-refundable booth fees and NYC union labor/freight surcharge risks.
Competition from 1,000+ brands sharing the contiguous main floor space.
skip
Your product line does not target specialty retail stores or you lack wholesale fulfillment capacity for 2026 orders.
Best for
B2B brands outside home/gift/lifestyle, companies without wholesale pricing, or businesses targeting pure digital e-commerce channels.
Min. budget
Not yet confirmed
Timeline
Immediate decision.
Risks
Missing major East Coast retail buyer connections ahead of the holiday season.
Book with
Organizer company
NY NOW is produced by Emerald X, LLC, as confirmed in official listings and press releases.
Organizer field on J-messe and NY NOW press pages.
Media contact
Press releases list Roger Sauerhaft and pr@nynow.com as media contacts for NY NOW.
Recent NY NOW press releases.
Recommended providers
Official U.S. government visa resources
Use State Department and ESTA sites for definitive, nationality-specific guidance; do not rely on event materials alone for entry decisions.
EvolveCon (powered by HotelMaps) – NY NOW Winter official housing vendor
NY NOW Winter Market 2026 lists EvolveCon/HotelMaps as the official housing provider; Summer Market housing may be similar, but use only organiser‑linked housing pages rather than generic booking sites.
Official badge retrieval vendor for NY NOW.
FAQs & glossary
Frequently asked
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References
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