Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye has been released from his duties on Endpoint in an “amicable agreement”, the British organization has announced on Twitter. In a statement made by Endpoint, it explains that the former Astralis rifler is reportedly “going through some things in his personal life that he needs to attend”. 

Kjaerbye has said the following about today's news.

- I am very grateful that Endpoint gave me the chance to come back to the thing I love most: play pro CS. The way Endpoint, my teammates and my coach Rejin welcomed me and supported me in my comeback has meant the world to me. I am sad it has to end now, but sometimes life takes unexpected turns and you simply have to follow that.

{cflag:NL} Joey "⁠CRUC1AL⁠" Steusel (benched)

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Astralis

We are now only one week away from the start of the much-awaited IEM Rio Major in Brazil. To ease the waiting time, we have created a countdown series, where we dive into the history of all 17 Majors. Today we have reached ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017.

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 Astralis (Kjaerbye, Xyp9x, dupreeh, gla1ve, device)

 Cache, Cobblestone, Dust2, Mirage, Nuke, Overpass, Train.

ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017 was the tenth CS:GO Major tournament in the history of the game and was held from January 22 – January 29, 2017 in the G-FUEL ELEAGUE Arena in Atlanta USA. Like the two previous Majors, this one also featured a total prize pool of $1,000,000 with 16 teams competing for the lions share.

The ELEAGUE Major in Atlanta was arguably one of the best tournaments for Astralis. The Danish powerhouse managed to beat everyone who had stopped them in the past during Major playoffs. In the quarter-finals they took down NAVI to advance to the semi-finals where they came out on top against fnatic and secured a spot in the Grand final. The Grand final was played against the Polish squad from Virtus.pro who had only lost one map in the tournament, and the match turned out to be a really dramatic one.

More than 1.2 million viewers tuned in to watch the ELEAGUE Major 2017 Grand final from Atlanta, setting a new record for CS:GO audiences as the Danes defeated the legendary squad from Virtus.pro to make CS:GO history. This is how it all went down.

Placed 4th on the world rankings at the time and going into the Major as favorites as their form was at the highest level since 2014, the Danes from Astralis had the pressure on them going into the ELEAGUE Major 2017. With the help form their newly acquired sports psychologist, their stars in Kjaerbye and device hitting new levels, a new tactical approach from gla1ve, and the clutch-king of Xyp9x also reaching new levels of winning 1vsX situations, Astralis were able to go all the way to the grand final, where they would take upon the Polish squad from Virtus.pro, who were looking for their second Major championship and first significant victory in some time.

The action of the Grand final started on VP’s pick of Nuke, where the Polish squad was able to end the first half with a 9-6 advantage, thanks in part to the efforts of Snax who stepped up huge and held off the retake of B site in a 1v3 situation. Astralis gained momentum in the second half after they won the pistol round, but ultimately fell as pashaBiceps and company went on to close the map 12-16.

Virtus.pro secured an almost unwinnable 2v3 in the first pistol round on Overpass, defusing the bomb in the last possible moment. However, Astralis replied with a forcebuy victory thanks to dupreeh’s quad kill that helped the Danes take the early lead on their map pick. The Polish squad struggled to deal with Astralis’ slow, execute based tactics, which resulted in the Danes finishing their T side with a 9-6 lead. After some back-and-forth action in the second half, Virtus.pro caught up, taking the lead for the first time in the map with a 14-13 scoreline, and were on the brink of closing it out. But Astralis’ Kjaerbye stepped up huge and won a 1v1 situation against Snax to keep his team in the game and allow them to close out Overpass 16-14 to force the third map, Train.

On the decider of Train, Virtus.pro started off strong and quickly strung together seven consecutive rounds in a row, capitalizing on Astralis’ low economy. After that, Astralis managed to save an AWP and avoid being reset, starting to mount their comeback.

Virtus.pro switched to the defense with a 9-6 advantage, and even extended their lead to hit twelve rounds on the scoreboard before the Danes climbed their way back into the game. Astralis fought their heart out and lowered their deficit to only one round, but things started to look very tough for Astralis when VP secured the following round (12-14). However, the Danes didn’t get affected by looking at the scoreboard and despite Astralis’ anti-eco mishap in the ensuing round, gla1ve and company recovered and closed out the final map 16-14 to get the job done.

The Major Grand final delivered a five-hour long battle full of quality.

The previous Major, before the ELEAGUE Major: Atlanta 2017 made the Danes reconsider their leadership structure. And most importantly, they were positively surprised by their substitute from Cologne, Lukas “gla1ve” Rossander who helped out the team. Astralis ended up replacing Finn “karrigan” Andersen, who went on to join FaZe Clain and signed gla1ve instead.

This was the final push the Danish squad needed to become a world-class team in CS:GO and win their first Major together. Their success continued on, but the Danes weren’t able to win the second Major of the year.

It was obvious that it was due to Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye not fitting in. After being crowned as the Major MVP, the pressure got to him and he didn’t feel comfortable in the team anymore. At the beginning of 2018, Kjaerbye left Astralis on short notice and joined their rivals from North.

Kjaerbye was never able to climb back to the very pinnacle of Counter-Strike after leaving Astralis, while his former teammates went on an era-defining run.

The Dane announced his retirement at the age of 23 on June 30th, 2021, bringing to a close his 7 years as a top player.

Highest rated players at ELEAGUE Major 2017

1. {cflag:RU} Egor “flamie” Vasilyev (NAVI) – 1.36 Rating 

2. {cflag:KZ} Dauren ”AdreN” Kystaubayev (Gambit) – 1.34 Rating 

3. {cflag:US} Jonathan ”EliGE” Jablonowski (Liquid) – 1.30 Rating 

4. {cflag:DK} Nicolai “device” Reedtz (Astralis) – 1.29 Rating 

5. {cflag:PL} Janusz “Snax” Pogorzelski (Virtus.pro) – 1.28 Rating 

6. {cflag:BR} Marcelo “coldzera” David (SK Gaming) – 1.28 Rating 

7. {cflag:SE} Jonas “Lekr0” Olofsson (GODSENT) – 1.26 Rating 

8. {cflag:DK} Emil “Magisk” Reif (North) – 1.24 Rating 

9. {cflag:FR} Kenny “kennyS” Schrub (Envy) – 1.22 Rating 

10. {cflag:DK} Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye (Astralis) – 1.21 Rating

Astralis secured their first Major, but the story of the Danes is far from over yet. Stay tuned for our upcoming articles of this series to find out how Astralis cemented themselves as the best team in the world.

Tomorrow we take a look at the PGL Major Kraków 2017.

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Former Astralis and North CS:GO player Markus ‘Kjaerbye’ Kjærbye has signed with UK-based organization Endpoint. Kjaerby joins Endpoint as a replacement for BOROS, who has moved to the bench in May. This organization will be the second international challenge for Kjaerbye, who remains the youngest-ever player to win a Major, as he did with Astralis back in 2017. From 2020-to 2021, he played for FaZe from North America.

Kjaerbye will make his official debut for Endpoint at ESL Pro League Season 16 Conference in Jönköping, Sweden, from June 16-to 20.

{cflag:GB} Max ‘⁠MiGHTYMAX⁠’ Heath

{cflag:DK} Markus ‘Kjaerbye’ Kjærbye

{cflag:DK} Allan ‘Rejin’ Petersen (coach)

{cflag:JO} Mohammad ‘⁠BOROS⁠’ Malhas (benched)

Nine months after he announced his retirement, the former Astralis player Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye is back.

The 23-year-old rifler was earlier today revealed as the substitute player for Heroic at the upcoming RMR event.

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In an interview with [link:{"url":"https://www.dexerto.com/csgo/kjaerbye-returns-from-csgo-retirement-im-much-stronger-physically-and-mentally-1795183/","isNewTab":true,"text":"Dexerto"}] the Danish player explained his decision.

- I know that I will need to earn people’s trust and prove my worth. I’m not here to talk my way out of things. I’m here to work, to feed my desire to improve. I don’t have the need to achieve X, Y or Z, but I do have the need to compete at a top level and experience the adrenaline, the nerves, and the roar of the crowd. But obviously, I need the right circumstances and a team to show how much I have improved.

Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye has previously played for Astralis, North, and FaZe. In 2017 he became the youngest Major MVP winning the ELEAGUE Major in Atlanta with Astralis.

Heroic

Over the course of years, there have been many incredible prospects to have appeared, seemingly out of nowhere. However, it isn't always a fairy tale ending for these young talented players. Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye was one of the biggest talents within the Danish scene and played under the best Danish team at that current moment of time in Astralis. It was clear that he was something special and many thought of him as the next big thing within the Danish CS:GO scene. This, however, was never the case. 

In 2018 "Kjaerbye" left Astralis to join a new Danish organization called North. The organization had expressed a great belief in the e-sports scene and they were not shy of promises as to what they would bring to the table as an organization. This, of course, enticed many Danish players, one of them being "kjaerbye". He left Astralis in 2018 to join North. 

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Things weren't as they had been promised at North, at least not the results the Danish team provided at events. And what was even worse for the young "kjaerbye" was the success that Astralis picked up after he left them to join North. With Emil "Magisk" Reif as his replacement things took off at the Astralis camp and they went on to be the most dominating force the game of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has ever seen. 

Things proceeded to go downhill at the North camp and it was clear that "kjaerbye" had made one of the unluckiest transfers in the history of CS:GO. Failing to reach the level that the organization had planned for it was a difficult defeat when they put their CS:GO division on hold on Friday the 5th of February 2021. 

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North wasn't the only ones to pull the plug. "kjaerbye" who was sold a dream only to leave what would become the dream team of CS:GO in Astralis, stopped his career earlier this year. At the young age of only 23 years old the CS:GO community would have to say goodbye to the prospect that never prospered. Whilst he has announced his retirement, his young age could mean a new team for him in the future if he is ready to give it another shot. For now, let's look at some of the best moments produced by unlucky "kjaerbye": 

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North

It's been 665 days since the conclusion of the latest CS:GO major. 

The StarLadder Berlin Major 2019 was the last major before the outbreak of Covid-19, which has delayed all major sporting events around the globe. But with the PGL Major Stockholm coming up in just 133 days, we can finally begin to be excited for the 16th Major tournament in history.

But how did it go in the last 15 events? We give you the list of all the winners and the MVPs.

DreamHack Winter 2013 Jönköping {cflag:SE} Fnatic - JW

ESL Katowice 2014 {cflag:PL} - Virtus.pro - pashaBiceps

ESL Cologne 2014 {cflag:DE} - Ninjas in Pyjamas - friberg

DreamHack Winter 2014 Jönköping {cflag:SE} - LDLC - Happy

ESL Katowice 2015 {cflag:PL} - Fnatic - Olofmeister

ESL One Cologne 2015 {cflag:DE} - Fnatic - flusha

DreamHack Open Cluj-Napoca 2015 {cflag:RO} - Envy - kennyS

MLG Major Columbus 2016 {cflag:US} - LG - coldzera

ESL Cologne 2016 {cflag:DE} - SK Gaming - coldzera

ELEAGUE Major Atlanta 2016 {cflag:US} - Astralis - Kjaerbye

PGL Kraków 2017 {cflag:PL} - Gambit - AdreN

FACEIT London 2018 {cflag:GB} - Astralis - device

IEM Katowice 2019 {cflag:PL} - Astralis - Magisk

StarLadder Berlin 2019 {cflag:DE} - Astralis - device

Fnatic - 3 golds - 1 silver - 2 semi-finals

Ninjas in Pyjamas - 1 gold - 4 silvers - 1 semi-finals

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olofmeister

Magisk

AdreN

coldzera

kennyS

Fnatic

Ninjas in Pyjamas

LDLC

Gambit Esports

Virtus.pro

After yesterday's announcement regarding the retirement of Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye, the rest of the four remaining players at HYENAS have called off the project.

- It was fun while it lasted but we discussed it, and the decision felt right for everyone, Philip "aizy" Aistrup wrote on his Twitter. Several former North players created the team with Frederik "Fessor" Sørensen and Johannes "b0RUP" Borup added as an extra mix.

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The team was active for three months where they competed at Flashpoint 3 and other minor tournaments on the circuit. The five Danes were never backed by a sponsor.

- 100% a free agent, and will be looking for my next adventure (as a rifler) hopefully after the summer break!, Philip "aizy" Aistrup added on his Twitter.

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b0RUP

Fessor

HYENAS

Another Major winner has announced his departure from the competitive CS:GO scene.

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The former Astralis player Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye announced his decision on Twitter.

- It is with a heavy heart, I am writing this, but as of right now, I have no longer the hunger and determination it requires to compete on top level, the 23-year-old Dane writes.

Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye ignited his CS:GO career with his move to Astralis in 2016. Here he won the ELEAGUE Major in Atlanta where he was named MVP as the youngest player in history. His career slowly started to decline after his shock move to North in 2018. 

He played on FaZe until the start of 2021 where he was benched. Lately he was involved in the creation of a new team called HYENAS, but the team never took off, and have yet to land a sponsor.

FaZe

Spring Sweet Spring 3 has commenced this Monday! 

The $68.000 tournament feature a thrilling Swiss-style Group Stage, consisting of strong teams like MIBR, Endpoint, HYENAS, and EXTREMUM. All the teams will be in action today, as we kick off the opening round. Down below you'll find the schedule and the two match-streams. 

18:00: ALTERNATE aTTaX – Copenhagen Flames

MIBR

Iberian Family

Anonymo is slightly favorites against HYENAS, in what looks to be a great matchup.

The Danish Kjaerbye and the Polish KEi has been the two-best player for the two teams in the last three months with a rating of 1.12, so they will be the players to keep an eye on in the game.

Anonymo

René "cajunb" Borg has been submitted to the roster list for HYENAS for Flashpoint 3, HLTV.org confirms.

The former North-player has joined the roster for the RMR-tournament in order for the team to be able to attend with three out of the five orignal North roster members on the team.

According to HLTV, cajunb will most likely be substituted with Frederik "⁠Fessor⁠" Sørensen, who is part of the new Danish project, that includes these names.

On paper a strong lineup for the Flashpoint 3 tournament, where they will face FunPlus Phoenix in the first round.

cajunb

The Russian tournament organizer called U Can Company has just announced that they will hold the ninth edition of LOOT.BET with a profiled pool of attending teams, running from the 12th of April – 16th of May.

The most notable news regarding the announcement is that the former North trio in Philip "⁠aizy⁠" Aistrup, Markus "⁠Kjaerbye⁠" Kjærbye, and Nicklas "⁠gade⁠" Gade has been invited to the event, however this time under their new banner called HYENAS.

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LOOT.BET Season 9 also features strong teams as Endpoint, Movistar Riders and Copenhagen Flames. The profiled teams will alongside the rest of the attendees compete in a Swiss-styled Group Stage, where the 8 best teams advance to the playoffs, while the rest are being eliminated.

HYENAS - Endpoint – Movistar Riders - Copenhagen Flames – SKADE – Sangal – OFFSET – LDLC – Galaxy Racer – Young Ninjas – eXploit – PACT – Anonymo – Izako Boars – TBA (Closed Qualifier)

Imagine making a career move in your best interest and being called a snake. Imagine leaving behind a flagging roster just to see them succeed without you. Imagine going from being the youngest Major champion ever to being written off at just 21-years-old.

Kjaerbye’s decision to leave Astralis for North was one of the most controversial CS:GO roster changes of all time and between the memes, the disrespect and his quest for redemption, it continues to affect him to this day.

With today's announcement of the termination of North in CS:GO, we have taken a look at the Organization's four years in Counter-Strike.

It all started in January of 2017, when the CEO of the biggest Danish football club, FC Copenhagen announced the creation of a new eSports team, North. The football club had joined ranks with some of the biggest companies in the entertainment industry in Denmark to form the leading eSports brand in Scandinavia.

They acquired the old Team Dignitas roster to begin their journey to the top including names as "Magisk" and "k0nfig". They peaked at the world ranking in 2017 with 3rd place, while 2018 was the best year trophy wise with three victories at DreamHack events.

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Since then it all went wrong. Despite having players as cadiaN, Valde, and Kjærbye on their roster, it never seemed to click for the ambitious Organization, who in their recent years have been more of a laughing stock due to the many changes and directions, that they have initiated. 21 players have represented the team in official matches which says a thing or two about the many players, that have been in or out of the team. Philip "aizy" Aistrup was the most consistent player with 806 maps played.

In all of 2020 North has been out of the top 20 on the world ranking. And on Friday the 5th of February 2021, it was all over for North.

You can hear more on North's decline here.

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Faze has just announced their new signing Russel "Twistzz" Van Dulken. The Canadian star is going to replace "Kjaerbye" who is currently sitting on the organization's bench.

The 21-year-old rifler left Liquid at the end of 2020 after experiencing slumps in performance, both on an individual level and on a team level. He will now seek to re-establish himself as the top-tier player he proved himself to be in 2018 and 2019 at his new home, Faze.

The signing of "Twistzz" can be seen as the first step in remodeling the Faze roster. The roster is currently lacking an in-game leader after Nikola "NiKo" Kovač's move to G2 and with rumors of Olof "olofmeister" Kajbjer's soon come retirement, everything seems to point towards the fifth and final member of Faze's new roster being Finn "karrigan" Andersen. 

The 21-year-old Canadian seems more than ready for a new chapter in his professional Counter-Strike career. In a post on Twitter, he expresses his belief in both himself and his new club: 

"The next step in my career, the chance to continue my growth as a player and to get back to where I want to be. Trophies are in the future and I believe in myself and my teammates that we can be the best, super excited for this opportunity"

"Twistzz" will have his debut with the newly shaped Faze roster when facing his former club Liquid at the BLAST Premier Spring Groups 2021. The match is set to take place on the 12th. of February at 19:30 (CET).

The current Faze roster looks as follows: 

Twistzz

NiKo

karrigan

broky

rain

Team Liquid

G2 Esports

Today Faze have announced their new signing in Russel "Twistzz" Van Dulken. It had been rumored for quite some time but is now officially confirmed by the organization. You can read more about the new signing of "Twistzz" here: 

[link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/breaking-faze-sign-twistzz/"}]

The signing of "Twistzz", however, meant that a player from the existing Faze roster would be replaced, if not wanting to compete with a six-man roster. Faze decided against a six-man roster, which ultimately led to Danish Markus "Kjaerbye" Kjærbye's current situation. The 22-year-old rifler has been benched and will, presumably, not partake in the upcoming BLAST Premier Spring Groups 2021 event. 

The 22-year-old Dane has expressed his opinion in regards to him being benched by the organization and is, to nobody's surprise, unhappy with how his time at Faze panned out. 

After leaving Astralis in January 2018 to join North, "Kjaerbye" had a rough time reaching the individual level that was predicted for the young talent. When joining Faze in August 2020, however, he was presented with a new opportunity to prove himself at a top-tier level of Counter-Strike. Due to slumps in performance, both individually and as a team, "Kjaerbye" never really got the chance to be a constant in the Faze roster, and is presumably why he was the one to be replaced by "Twistzz". 

Despite his current situation, "Kjaerbye" seems fairly optimistic and is, without doubt, one of the more exciting names to possibly find a new organization to compete under. 

January has been a big month for transfers in CS:GO. Today we take a look at one of the most surprising and shocking transfers of all time.

Markus "kjaerbye" Kjærbye left Astralis in 2018 after a disappointing run at the Boston Major. He left for the Danish rival team North. Since then his career has taken a major downswing while his former teammates from Astralis went on and won three Majors in a row.

Get the story of the dramatic transfer and how it has affected the now FaZe Clan player.

In this series, we take a look at the teams that finished 2020 in the Top 20 rankings. Today we take a look at number 13.

2020 has been a chaotic and disappointing year for the ambitious FaZe organization. FaZe haven’t managed to display a persistent level throughout the year, resulting in only two Grand Final appearances. This can be seen as a clear result of Faze and their heavy stack of problems outside of the server. There have been disagreements between the coach YnK and the org, there have been problems regarding the roster set-up, but most importantly, the parting with their superstar Nikola “NiKo” Kovac.

Olof “olofmeister” Kajbjer (Stand-in)

Highlight of the year - IEM New York Europe:

Going into IEM New York, FaZe haven’t managed to present a good result for months, with their last Grand Final appearance, being back in February, 8 months ago. However, it was a re-emerged FaZe side who took upon Heroic in the first match. NiKo and company steamrolled over the competition, beating strong teams as BIG, Vitality and eventually also OG in a dominant 3-0 sweep in the Grand Final.

The future of FaZe is rather unclear, and it seems to all depend on whether the ambitious organization manages to acquire a new in-game leader. Even though, having displayed a decent performance as IGL, coldzera is better when he’s free and unrestrained.

There have been rumours about a potential transfer of mousesports Finn “karrigan” Andersen, which will grand them the experienced IGL that they have been looking for. The former FaZe player has shown, in the past that he can elevate individual talents, which could benefit FaZe’s young AWPer broky.  

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20: GODSENT [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-godsent/"}]

19: Spirit [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-spirit/"}]

18: CHAOS [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-chaos/"}]

17: Ninjas in Pyjamas [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-ninjas-pyjamas/"}]

16: Evil Geniuses [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-evil-geniuses/"}]

15: Gambit [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-gambit/"}]

14: fnatic [link:{"url":"https://pley.gg/news/spotlight-top-20-fnatic/"}]

Bymas

Starting on Train, c0ntact’s map pick, it was clear that both teams had come to fight. With Markus “Kjaerbye” Kjærbye on top of the leaderboard with 27 kills, Faze proved themselves the stronger European roster on Train and won 16-11. 

The second map on Dust2 was as close as the first. This time however it was c0ntact to push for the map win. And with an “EspiranTo” on fire, they managed to defeat the giants from Faze 16-13 and force a final map to determine the victor of the series.

Many people wouldn’t have predicted the series to go all three maps, but it was clear that the underdogs from c0ntact refused to give up without a fight. Going back and forth, either of the teams refused to give an inch to their opponents. A winner wasn’t to be found in the first 30 rounds, which meant overtime. The upset from c0ntact, however, wasn't meant to be as Faze closed out overtime with a 19-16 map win and thereby a series win of 2-1.

With their win against c0ntact, Faze is set to play against the loser of Gambit – Complexity on Thursday to fight for their life at DreamHack Masters Winter 2020.

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There wasn't much joy from the FaZe players when they met their former teammate NiKo yesterday where the Bosnian superstar and the rest of G2 took down FaZe 2-0 in IEM Beijing. 

At one time on Mirage, NiKo displayed his incredible aim by tapping the heads of Kjaerbye, coldzera and Olofmeister in outstanding fashion. 

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