List of elementary schools in Hawaii

This is a list of elementary schools in the U.S. state of Hawaiʻi.

## Honolulu

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### Public

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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Abraham Lincoln Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1908  |
Admiral Chester W. Nimitz Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1954  |
ʻĀina Haina Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1951  |
Ala Wai Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1954  |
Āliamanu Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1957  |
Aliʻiolani Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1925  |
Education Laboratory NCPCS  | Honolulu  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Mayor Joseph J. Fern Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1924  |
Hahaʻione Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1967  |
Halau Lokahi NCPCS  | Honolulu  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Lt. Col. Horace Meek Hickam Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1950  |
Hokulani Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1958  |
Kaʻewai Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1956  |
Kāhala Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1954  |
Kalihi Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1954  |
Kalihi Kai Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1913  |
Kalihi Uka Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1920  |
Kalihi Waena Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1888  |
Kamiloʻiki Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1970  |
Kapālama Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1927  |
Kauluwela Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1888  |
Ke Kula Kaiapuni ʻo Ānuenue  | Honolulu  | K-12  | 1958  |
King William C. Lunalilo Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1923  |
Koko Head Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1954  |
Lanakila Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1925  |
Liholiho Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1926  |
Likelike Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1922  |
Linapuni Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-2  | 1965  |
Maʻemaʻe Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1896  |
Major General William R. Shafter Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1966  |
Makalapa Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1971  |
Mānoa Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1945  |
Mayor John H. Wilson Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1961  |
Mililani Mauka Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1993  |
Moanalua Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1961  |
Mokulele Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1960  |
Myron B. Thompson Academy NCPCS  | Honolulu  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Noelani Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1962  |
Nuʻuanu Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1960  |
Palolo Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1921  |
Pauoa Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1847  |
Pearl Harbor Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1956  |
Pearl Harbor Kai Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1943  |
President Thomas Jefferson Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1933  |
Prince Jonah Kūhiō Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1884  |
Princess Victoria Kaʻiulani Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1899  |
Puʻuhale Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1929  |
Queen Kaʻahumanu Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1900  |
Red Hill Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1968  |
Royal Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1839  |
Salt Lake Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1970  |
Voyager PCS  | Honolulu  | K-8  | 2000  | charter
Waiʻalae Elementary PCS  | Honolulu  | K-5  | 1927  | charter
Waikiki Elementary  | Honolulu  | K-6  | 1880  |

#### Inouye Elementary School

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Daniel K. Inouye Elementary opened in 1959 as Hale Kula Elementary School, and it was given its current name on April 19, 2016.[1]

Liliʻuokalani Elementary School

Named for Queen Liliʻuokalani, Queen Liliʻuokalani Elementary School opened in Kaimuki in 1912. In March 2011, due to low enrollment, the Hawai'i State Board of Education voted to close the school.[2]

#### Pearl Harbor Elementary School

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In 2003 the Hawaii Senate voted $2,500,000 to plan, design, and construct a library for the school.[3]

The Hawaii Federal Fire Department chose this school to launch the 2004 Fire Prevention Week on October 5, 2004.[4]

Kindergarten teacher Ruth Komatsu was named in January 1997 as one of Hawaii's Top Teachers.[5]

Notable alumni:

* Deborah Wiles, children's author.[6]

#### Red Hill Elementary School

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The campus boasts two 1976 sculptures by Claude Horan, Hoʻolaulea[7] and Cecil.[8]

Red Hill Elementary has recognized as a 2014 National Blue Ribbon School.[9]

#### Solomon Elementary School

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Solomon Elementary's namesake was a member of the Wolfhounds. The dedication of the original campus was on November 11, 1969 while the dedication of the current facility occurred on November 9, 2019.[10] In the 2016–2017 school year it had 933 students. The Department of Defense’s Office of Economic Adjustment funded the construction of the current campus with a $70,248,901.[11] The State of Hawaii added an additional $20,000,000 to the funding. The current campus has four buildings, with each up to two stories tall, and a capacity of above 800. These buildings have 63 classrooms total.[12]

#### Wailupe Valley Elementary School

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Wailupe Valley opened in East Honolulu in 1958. Following a school consolidation analysis, the school was closed in 2009.[13]

### Private

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* Hawaii Baptist Academy, Honolulu
* ʻIolani School, Honolulu
* Kamehameha Schools, Honolulu
* Le Jardin Academy, Kailua
* Maryknoll School, Honolulu
* Mid-Pacific Institute, Honolulu
* Myron B. Thompson Academy, Honolulu
* Punahou School, Honolulu
* Sacred Hearts Academy, Honolulu
* Saint Andrew's Priory School for Girls, Honolulu

## Greater Oʻahu

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Hauʻula Elementary School

### Public

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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Ahuimanu Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1973  |
Alvah A. Scott Elementary  | Aiea  | K-6  | 1956  |
ʻAiea Elementary  | Aiea  | K-6  | 1925  |
ʻAikahi Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1960  |
August Ahrens Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1924  |
Barbers Point Elementary  | Kapolei  | K-5  | 1954  |
Blanche Pope Elementary  | Waimanalo  | K-6  | 1964  |
Daniel K. Inouye Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1959  |
Enchanted Lake Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1963  |
Ewa Beach Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1959  |
Ewa Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1922  |
Gustav H. Webling Elementary  | Aiea  | K-6  | 1967  |
Haleʻiwa Elementary  | Haleiwa  | K-6  | 1871  |
Hauʻula Elementary  | Hauula  | K-6  | 1900  |
Heʻeia Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1960  |
Helemano Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1956  |
Holomua Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1995  |
Honowai Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1967  |
Hoʻokele Elementary  | Kapolei  | K-5  | 2015  |
Iliahi Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1963  |
Iroquois Point Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1960  |
Ka Waihona o ka Naʻauao NCPCS  | Waiʻanae  | K-8  | 2001  | charter
Kaʻaʻawa Elementary  | Kaaawa  | K-6  | 1904  |
Kaʻala Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1958  |
Kaʻelepulu Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1973  |
Kahaluʻu Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1963  |
Kahuku Elementary  | Kahuku  | K-6  | 1988  |
Kailua Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1940  |
Kaʻimiloa Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1972  |
Kainalu Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1954  |
Kaleiʻopuʻu Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1989  |
Kamaile Academy PCS  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1989  | charter
Kāneʻohe Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1956  |
Kanoelani Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1982  |
Kaʻōhao PCS  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1963  | charter
Kapolei Elementary  | Kapolei  | K-5  | 1993  |
Kapunahala Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1962  |
Ke Kula ʻo Samuel M. Kamakau Lab PCS  | Kaneʻohe  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Keolu Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1961  |
Keoneʻula Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 2007  |
Kipapa Elementary  | Mililani  | K-5  | 1932  |
Lāʻie Elementary  | Laie  | K-6  | 1927  |
Lehua Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1965  |
Leihoku Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1980  |
Māʻili Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1963  |
Major Sheldon Wheeler Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1926  |
Makaha Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1960  |
Makakilo Elementary  | Kapolei  | K-5  | 1968  |
Manana Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1969  |
Mauka Lani Elementary  | Kapolei  | K-5  | 1973  |
Maunawili Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1958  |
Mililani ʻIke Elementary  | Mililani  | K-5  | 2004  |
Mililani Mauka Elementary  | Mililani  | K-5  | 1993  |
Mililani Uka Elementary  | Mililani  | K-5  | 1974  |
Mililani Waena Elementary  | Mililani  | K-5  | 1971  |
Mokapu Elementary  | Kailua  | K-6  | 1960  |
Momilani Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1972  |
Nānāikapono Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1933  |
Nānākuli Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1977  |
Palisades Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1965  |
Pearl City Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1956  |
Pearl City Highlands Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  |  |
Pearl Ridge Elementary  | Aiea  | K-6  | 1972  |
Pohakea Elementary  | Ewa Beach  | K-6  | 1963  |
Pūʻōhala Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1967  |
Reverend Benjamin Parker Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1927  |
Solomon Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1968  |
Sunset Beach Elementary School  | Haleiwa  | K-6  | 1973  |
Wahiawa Elementary  | Wahiawa  | K-5  | 1948  |
Waiahole Elementary  | Kaneohe  | K-6  | 1883  |
Waialua Elementary  | Waialua  | K-6  | 1966  |
Waiʻanae Elementary  | Waianae  | K-6  | 1918  |
Waiau Elementary  | Pearl City  | K-6  | 1974  |
Waikele Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1998  |
Waimalu Elementary  | Aiea  | K-6  | 1960  |
Waimānalo Elementary & Intermediate  | Waimanalo  | K-8  | 1925  |
Waipahu Elementary  | Waipahu  | K-6  | 1918  |

### Private

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* Honolulu Waldorf School, Kahala
* Le Jardin Academy, Kailua

## Niʻihau

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment

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Niʻihau High & Elementary | Waimea  | K-12  | 1904

## Kauaʻi

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### Public

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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ʻEleʻele Elementary  | Eleele  | K-5  | 1911  |
Elsie H. Wilcox Elementary  | Lihue  | K-5  | 1881  |
Hanalei Elementary  | Hanalei  | K-6  | 1881  |
Kalaheo Elementary  | Kalaheo  | K-5  | 1903  |
Kanuikapono PCS  | Anahola  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Kapaʻa Elementary  | Kapaa  | K-5  | 1964  |
Kawaikini NCPCS  | Lihue  | K-12  | 2008  | charter
Ke Kula Niʻihau o Kekaha PCS  | Kekaha  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Kekaha Elementary  | Kekaha  | K-5  | 1888  |
Kilauea Elementary  | Kilauea  | K-6  | 1921  |
King Kaumualiʻi Elementary  | Lihue  | K-5  | 1990  |
Koloa Elementary  | Koloa  | K-5  | 1877  |
Kula Aupuni Niʻihau A Kahelelani Aloha  | Makaweli  | K-12  | 2001  | charter

### Private

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* Island School, Līhuʻe
* Kahili Adventist School, Koloa

## Molokaʻi

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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Kaunakakai Elementary  | Kaunakakai  | K-6  | 1908  |
Kilohana Elementary  | Kaunakakai  | K-6  | 1935  |
Kualapuu Elementary NCPCCS  | Kualapuu  | K-6  | 1962  | charter
Maunaloa Elementary  | Maunaloa  | K-6  | 1927  |

## Lānaʻi

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The only school in Lānaʻi is Lānaʻi High & Elementary School.

## Maui

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### Public

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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Haʻikū Elementary  | Haiku  | K-5  | 1920  |
Hāna High and Elementary School | Hana  | K-12  | 1912  |
Kahului Elementary  | Kahului  | K-5  | 1960  |
Kamaliʻi Elementary  | Kihei  | K-5  | 1996  |
Kihei Elementary  | Kihei  | K-5  | 1977  |
Kihei Charter | Kihei  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
*King Kamehameha III Elementary*  | Lahaina  | K-5  | 1957  |
Kula Elementary  | Kula  | K-5  | 1964  |
Lihikai Elementary  | Kahului  | K-5  | 1965  |
Makawao Elementary  | Makawao  | K-5  | 1936  |
Pāʻia Elementary  | Paia  | K-5  | 1908  |
Pōmaikaʻi Elementary  | Kahului  | K-5  | 2007  |
Princess Nāhiʻenaʻena Elementary  | Lahaina  | K-5  | 1988  |
Puʻu Kukui Elementary  | Wailuku  | K-5  | 2013  |
Pukalani Elementary  | Pukalani  | K-5  | 1976  |
Waiheʻe Elementary  | Wailuku  | K-5  | 1879  |
Wailuku Elementary | Wailuku  | K-5  | 1904  |

* King Kamehameha III Elementary School was destroyed as the result of the Maui Fires 2023 Hawaii wildfires

### Private

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* Kamehameha Schools Maui Campus, Pukalani
* Seabury Hall College Preparatory School, Makawao

## Big Island

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### Public

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School Name  | City  | Grades  | Establishment  | Charter

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Chiefess Kapiʻolani Elementary  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1922  |
Connections PCS  | Hilo  | K-10  | 2000  | charter
Ernest Bowen de Silva Elementary  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1959  |
Haʻaheo Elementary  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1900  |
Hawaii Academy of Arts & Science PCS  | Pahoa  | K-12  | 2001  | charter
Hilo Union  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1912  |
Holualoa Elementary  | Holualoa  | K-5  | 1896  |
Honaunau Elementary  | Captain Cook  | K-5  | 1901  |
Honokaʻa Elementary  | Honokaa  | K-6  | 1889  |
Hoʻokena Elementary  | Captain Cook  | K-5  | 1931  |
Innovations PCS  | Kailua-Kona  | K-8  | 2001  | charter
Ka ʻUmeke Kāʻeo PCS  | Hilo  | K-6  | 2001  | charter
Kahakai Elementary  | Kailua-Kona  | K-5  | 1982  |
Kanu o ka ʻĀina New Century PCS  | Kamuela  | K-12  | 2000  | charter
Kaʻū High and Pāhala Elementary | Pahala  | K-12  | 1881  |
Kaʻūmana Elementary  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1904  |
Ke Kula ʻo ʻEhunuikaimalino  | Kealakekua  | K-12  |  |
Ke Kula ʻo Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu Iki Lab PCS  | Keaʻau  | K-6  | 2001  | charter
Keaʻau Elementary  | Keaʻau  | K-5  | 1998  |
Kealakehe Elementary  | Kailua-Kona  | K-5  | 1968  |
Keaukaha Elementary  | Hilo  | K-6  | 1930  |
Keonepoko Elementary  | Pahoa  | K-6  | 1991  |
Kohala Elementary  | Kapaau  | K-5  | 1901  |
Kona Pacific PCS  |  | K-5  | 2008  | charter
Konawaena Elementary  | Kealakekua  | K-5  | 1963  |
Laupāhoehoe High & Elementary School | Laupahoehoe  | K-12  | 1904  |
Mountain View Elementary  | Mountain View  | K-5  | 1902  |
Nā Wai Ola PCS  | Kurtistown  | K-12  | 2000  | charter
Naʻalehu School  | Naalehu  | K-6  | 1928  |
Paʻauilo Elementary & Intermediate  | Paauilo  | K-9  | 1951  |
Pahoa Elementary  | Pahoa  | K-6  | 1910  |
Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole Elementary & Intermediate  | Papaikou  | K-8  | 1884  |
Volcano School Arts/Sciences PCS  | Volcano  | K-8  | 2001  | charter
Waiākea Elementary  | Hilo  | K-5  | 1963  |
Waiākeawaena Elementary  | Hilo  | K-5  | 1909  |
Waikoloa Elementary & Middle  | Waikoloa  | K-8  | 1994  |
Waimea Elementary  | Kamuela  | K-5  | 1966  |

### Private

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* Hawaii Academy of Arts and Sciences, Pahoa
* Hawaiʻi Preparatory Academy, Kamuela
* Hualalai Academy, Kailua Kona
* Kamehameha Schools Hawaii Campus, Keaʻau
* Ke Kula ʻo Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu, Keaʻau
* Kona Christian Academy, Kailua Kona
* Parker School, Kamuela
* St. Joseph School (Hilo, Hawaii), Hilo

## See also

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* List of high schools in Hawaii
* List of middle schools in Hawaii
* Hawaiʻi State Department of Education, sole centralized school district for the state

## References

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1. ^ "Our School". Daniel K. Inouye Elementary School. Retrieved October 10, 2020. "Wai'anae and Ayres Ave., Wahiawa, HI 96786"
2. ^ Vorsino, Mary (May 26, 2011). "Liliuokalani Elementary closes today after 99 years". Honolulu Star-Advertiser. Retrieved November 30, 2023.
3. ^ "Appropriates funds for capital improvement projects in the 15th senatorial district", Twenty-Second Legislature 2003, Hawaii Senate, accessed 28 December 2007
4. ^ " Hawaii's Federal Fire Department Kicks Off Fire Prevention Week", Official website of the United States Navy, October 8, 2004
5. ^ "Hawaii’s Top Teachers", Honolulu Star-Bulletin, January 25, 1997
6. ^ "Children's Book Author Deborah Wiles", Deborah Wiles, accessed 29 December 2007
7. ^ "Ho`olaulea". Public Art Archive. Retrieved June 19, 2023.
8. ^ Radford, Georgia; Radford, Warren (1978). "Cecil (from the book Sculpture in the Sun)". De Gruyter. Retrieved June 19, 2023.
9. ^ "Three Hawaii elementary schools win National Blue Ribbon honors". Honolulu Star-Advertiser. October 1, 2014. Retrieved August 26, 2019.
10. ^ "History". Samuel K. Solomon Elementary School. Retrieved October 10, 2020.
11. ^ Kalani, Nanea (April 14, 2017). "Elementary school at Schofield to get $70M federal grant". Honolulu Star Advertiser. Retrieved October 24, 2020.
12. ^ Burgos, Annalisa (November 17, 2019). "New Schofield Barracks school lauded as model for modernizing Hawaii's military facilities". KITV. Retrieved October 24, 2020.
13. ^ Poythress, Katherine (November 20, 2010). "Shutting Schools: Closing a Few to Keep the Rest Healthy". Honolulu Civil Beat. Retrieved November 30, 2023.

## External links

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* List of elementary schools in Hawaiʻi from SchoolTree.org
* Hawaiʻi Department of Education list of public schools

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