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daisygirl · Mar 5th, 2006, 08:48 AM

Just got home from the Brisbane Motor show as my only chance to checkout the new Checkmate and Park Lane.

I loved the Park Lane but noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats.

I guess thats what thousands of bums going in and out will do and luckily not as bad as the Mitsubishi that we also sat in but still how long does a couple of weeks at a Motorshow equal in real time if everyone is thinking of buying one of the Checkmates that their seats may wear out???

bigturtle · Mar 5th, 2006, 09:40 AM

We were worried about exactly that and ordered our Checkmate with black seats. A week of my enormous bum climbing in and out of the car is probably equivalent to about the same amount of time doing motor show duty.

What was the rest of the show like? I think I'll go during the week when the crowds will be quieter.

swamos · Mar 5th, 2006, 10:57 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl

Just got home from the Brisbane Motor show as my only chance to checkout the new Checkmate and Park Lane.

I loved the Park Lane but noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats.

I guess thats what thousands of bums going in and out will do and luckily not as bad as the Mitsubishi that we also sat in but still how long does a couple of weeks at a Motorshow equal in real time if everyone is thinking of buying one of the Checkmates that their seats may wear out???

The real problem here is that everyone wants to sit in a MINI

daisygirl · Mar 5th, 2006, 11:39 AM

The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad.

Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve

swamos · Mar 5th, 2006, 11:52 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl

The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad.

Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve

Cool... what did he look like... I think we should all do the same when we go there. If enough of us do that he might change the white side

brett · Mar 6th, 2006, 08:40 AM

Saturday was horrible It took me about 1hr from Ipswich rd turn off to the motor show

and could hardly move I think everyone who lives in Bris was there

kyl72 · Mar 7th, 2006, 07:56 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl

The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad.

Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve

I went monday and did the same, sat in the Swift and told them it was boring!! BUT it WAS!! Seriously very average interior, but i guess you get what you pay for!!!

Loved the Checkmate the most....nice colour nice car but i noticed the pilling too....hmmmm bit of a worry!!!

and it is only early in the week, imagine what it will look like by Sunday!!

swamos · Mar 7th, 2006, 08:01 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by kyl72

I went monday and did the same, sat in the Swift and told them it was boring!! BUT it WAS!! Seriously very average interior, but i guess you get what you pay for!!!

I saw a pink one today.. it was horrid. When I get to the show I'm going to open the door and jump up and down on the sill and see if it moves. My MINI is the only car I've ever been able to do that and not have it move :O

Quickbrick · Mar 7th, 2006, 08:49 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by swamos

I saw a pink one today.. it was horrid. When I get to the show I'm going to open the door and jump up and down on the sill and see if it moves. My MINI is the only car I've ever been able to do that and not have it move :O

Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results

...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two

brett · Mar 7th, 2006, 10:14 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Quickbrick

Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results

...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two

HI Greg let me know how it goes Raelene is thinking of buing one

Quickbrick · Mar 7th, 2006, 11:04 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by brett

HI Greg let me know how it goes Raelene is thinking of buing one

...of course on top of performing "the sill test" and telling them the interior is boring, I have just gotta find out why every Swift I see with "driver's edge" bonnet stripes are sporting them on the Passenger side of the car

I probably shouldn't mention this on the forum, just incase a Swift driver reads it and tells all the others - 'cause i think they don't know

Is it just me, or do other people find it funny to see a swift going past sporting "the Passengers Edge" stripes Mwhahahaha. Infact, I must ask the dealer how much the "passengers edge" stripes cost after I perform "The sill test"

mini_kitten · Mar 7th, 2006, 11:15 AM

any pics or cameras not allowed? i actually am going this friday as i have an rdo yay!

ZapoMCS · Mar 7th, 2006, 11:22 AM

Maybe I should throw a sickie to go as well, and wash the beast for the run on Saturday!

robbo mcs · Mar 7th, 2006, 12:13 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by Quickbrick

Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results

...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two

Hi,

Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this

)

Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended.

While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances

You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time

That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity

There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini

Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk

Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch

Cheers

Robbo

CoolJamJar · Mar 7th, 2006, 03:51 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by robbo mcs

Hi,

Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this

)

Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended.

While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances

You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time

That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity

There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini

Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk

Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch

Cheers

Robbo

PMSL, I remember jacking a car up once (can't remember which one at the moment - definately not the Mini), and not being able to close the door because of the flex in the body!!!

Douglas Bailey · Mar 7th, 2006, 09:10 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl

noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats.

When I went to collect my Checkmate I noticed that there were like two frayed or broken threads in the back seat. They got me to bring it in 2 days later and they replaced the seats (from another Checkmate). I've had my car for 26 days now, 3800km and haven't noticed any problems with the threads in the driver seat.. yet.

Quickbrick · Mar 8th, 2006, 07:13 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by robbo mcs

Hi,

Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this

)

Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended.

While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances

You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time

That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity

There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini

Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk

Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch

Cheers

Robbo

Hey Robbo,

Interesting comment about Jacking up the car and being able to open/close doors - I never actually thought of that as a test for Chassis stiffness

I am still waiting for my GolfTDI test-drive as the dealer was a no-show for our pre-arranged demo today. Test-drive has now been moved to 9am tomorrow and the dealer has agreed to bring the car to our Workplace .... hence I will have a trolley jack handy when the dealer arrives

This guy is pretty confident that the Golf is the best car on the road (more or less told us this), so I will ask him if he would mind us jacking it up and performing the "Robbo Chassis Stiffness Test". I think he might just go for it, so i will be sure to let you know the results if it happens.

Sunnybanker · Mar 8th, 2006, 08:31 AM

I just jacked up my Falcon onto one wheel , opened all the doors, the bonnet , the boot, the windows.... guess what ?

they all fell off

swamos · Mar 8th, 2006, 09:17 AM

Saw the checkmate at the show tonight... the seat is really bad. Told the hired bimbo, but she didn't care...

aussiesupermini · Mar 8th, 2006, 09:18 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by Douglas Bailey

When I went to collect my Checkmate I noticed that there were like to frayed or broken threads in the back seat. They got me to bring it in 2 days later and they replaced the seats (from another Checkmate). I've had my car for 26 days now, 3800km and haven't noticed any problems with the threads in the driver seat.. yet.

Yeah us Pirates were lucky enough to see Doug's Checkmate driving with us all day. Nice to see one on the road and not just in the showroom. Hope we have shamed u into washing it for next time Doug. LOL

Ann

Mar 5th, 2006, 08:48 AM	#1
daisygirl MINI2 Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 328 Offline	Checkmate at Brisbane Motor Show Just got home from the Brisbane Motor show as my only chance to checkout the new Checkmate and Park Lane. I loved the Park Lane but noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats. I guess thats what thousands of bums going in and out will do and luckily not as bad as the Mitsubishi that we also sat in but still how long does a couple of weeks at a Motorshow equal in real time if everyone is thinking of buying one of the Checkmates that their seats may wear out???

Mar 6th, 2006, 08:40 AM	#6 (permalink)
brett 1st MINI Owner in QLD !!! Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: St George Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 2,438 Offline	Saturday was horrible It took me about 1hr from Ipswich rd turn off to the motor show and could hardly move I think everyone who lives in Bris was there 1968 Mk1 Morris Cooper S 1310cc Downton Lake Green - White 1974 Leyland Mini 1098c Country Cream 2008 MINI Cooper S Chilli Pepper White - Black Roof

Mar 7th, 2006, 08:49 AM	#9 (permalink)
Quickbrick MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brisbane Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 341 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by swamos I saw a pink one today.. it was horrid. When I get to the show I'm going to open the door and jump up and down on the sill and see if it moves. My MINI is the only car I've ever been able to do that and not have it move :O Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results ...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two QuickBrick

Mar 7th, 2006, 10:14 AM	#10 (permalink)
brett 1st MINI Owner in QLD !!! Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: St George Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 2,438 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Quickbrick Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results ...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two HI Greg let me know how it goes Raelene is thinking of buing one 1968 Mk1 Morris Cooper S 1310cc Downton Lake Green - White 1974 Leyland Mini 1098c Country Cream 2008 MINI Cooper S Chilli Pepper White - Black Roof

Mar 7th, 2006, 11:04 AM	#11 (permalink)
Quickbrick MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brisbane Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 341 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by brett HI Greg let me know how it goes Raelene is thinking of buing one ...of course on top of performing "the sill test" and telling them the interior is boring, I have just gotta find out why every Swift I see with "driver's edge" bonnet stripes are sporting them on the Passenger side of the car I probably shouldn't mention this on the forum, just incase a Swift driver reads it and tells all the others - 'cause i think they don't know Is it just me, or do other people find it funny to see a swift going past sporting "the Passengers Edge" stripes Mwhahahaha. Infact, I must ask the dealer how much the "passengers edge" stripes cost after I perform "The sill test" QuickBrick

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Mar 5th, 2006, 09:40 AM	#2 (permalink)
bigturtle Oh God, what have I done? Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia. Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 301 Offline	We were worried about exactly that and ordered our Checkmate with black seats. A week of my enormous bum climbing in and out of the car is probably equivalent to about the same amount of time doing motor show duty. What was the rest of the show like? I think I'll go during the week when the crowds will be quieter.

Mar 5th, 2006, 10:57 AM	#3 (permalink)
swamos MINI Traitor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 5,548 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl Just got home from the Brisbane Motor show as my only chance to checkout the new Checkmate and Park Lane. I loved the Park Lane but noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats. I guess thats what thousands of bums going in and out will do and luckily not as bad as the Mitsubishi that we also sat in but still how long does a couple of weeks at a Motorshow equal in real time if everyone is thinking of buying one of the Checkmates that their seats may wear out??? The real problem here is that everyone wants to sit in a MINI

Mar 5th, 2006, 11:39 AM	#4 (permalink)
daisygirl MINI2 Regular Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 328 Offline	The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad. Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve

Mar 5th, 2006, 11:52 AM	#5 (permalink)
swamos MINI Traitor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 5,548 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad. Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve Cool... what did he look like... I think we should all do the same when we go there. If enough of us do that he might change the white side

Mar 7th, 2006, 07:56 AM	#7 (permalink)
kyl72 MINI2 Regular Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Gold Coast Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 240 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl The crowds were Ok as we were expecting big crowds since it was a rainy Sunday afternoon but not too bad. Everyone wants to sit in a MINI but I even sat in a "wannabee" Suzuki Swift just to see how the other half lives. The salesman even had the hide to wink at me (with my husband standing right next to me!!). I told him is car was boring inside and he got in a huff and stalked off. Thought that would make your day Steve I went monday and did the same, sat in the Swift and told them it was boring!! BUT it WAS!! Seriously very average interior, but i guess you get what you pay for!!! Loved the Checkmate the most....nice colour nice car but i noticed the pilling too....hmmmm bit of a worry!!! and it is only early in the week, imagine what it will look like by Sunday!!

Mar 7th, 2006, 08:01 AM	#8 (permalink)
swamos MINI Traitor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 5,548 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by kyl72 I went monday and did the same, sat in the Swift and told them it was boring!! BUT it WAS!! Seriously very average interior, but i guess you get what you pay for!!! I saw a pink one today.. it was horrid. When I get to the show I'm going to open the door and jump up and down on the sill and see if it moves. My MINI is the only car I've ever been able to do that and not have it move :O

Mar 7th, 2006, 11:15 AM	#12 (permalink)
mini_kitten mmm Zesty! My Classifieds Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 287 Offline	any pics or cameras not allowed? i actually am going this friday as i have an rdo yay!

Mar 7th, 2006, 11:22 AM	#13 (permalink)
ZapoMCS Dash Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Brisbane Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 404 Online	Maybe I should throw a sickie to go as well, and wash the beast for the run on Saturday!

Mar 7th, 2006, 12:13 PM	#14 (permalink)
robbo mcs Track Addict Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Sydney Local Time: 09:44 PM Posts: 2,669 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Quickbrick Wow, I never knew about "The sill test" Swamos. I am helping my mate shop for a new car at the moment and we have a test-drive of the Golf TDI arranged for tomorrow morning....I have put "the sill test" on the list! I'll let you know the results ...of course I am relying on the fact that clubMINI has a few solicitors as members incase the Golf fails "the sill test" and the plastic trim snaps in two Hi, Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this ) Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended. While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch Cheers Robbo Mods: GO MADDIE and SPARKY!

Mar 7th, 2006, 03:51 PM	#15 (permalink)
CoolJamJar DON'T PANIC! My Classifieds Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Oran Park, Sydney Local Time: 09:44 PM Posts: 903 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by robbo mcs Hi, Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this ) Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended. While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch Cheers Robbo PMSL, I remember jacking a car up once (can't remember which one at the moment - definately not the Mini), and not being able to close the door because of the flex in the body!!!

Mar 7th, 2006, 09:10 PM	#16 (permalink)
Douglas Bailey MINI2 Newbie Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Blacktown, Sydney Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 44 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by daisygirl noticed that the seats in the Checkmate were quite damaged from people getting in and out ie the light coloured material part of the seats were fraying and pilling on both the passenger and drivers seats. When I went to collect my Checkmate I noticed that there were like two frayed or broken threads in the back seat. They got me to bring it in 2 days later and they replaced the seats (from another Checkmate). I've had my car for 26 days now, 3800km and haven't noticed any problems with the threads in the driver seat.. yet. Douglas ------------ I was driving around last night and for a moment - just a moment mind you - I almost remembered my destination. - It's all about the journey, not the destination. Last edited by Douglas Bailey : Mar 8th, 2006 at 10:24 AM.

Mar 8th, 2006, 07:13 AM	#17 (permalink)
Quickbrick MINI2 Regular Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Brisbane Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 341 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by robbo mcs Hi, Even better than the sill test (but they probably won't let you do this ) Jack the car up from the side onto 2 wheels. In the mini you can actually jack from the rear onto 1 wheel, but not really recommended. While the car is jacked up, open and close ever door, windor, bonnet etc etc. On the mini the all open and close normally, with apparrently normal clearances You can open all doors and bonnet at the same time That is an amazing testament to the stiffness of the chassis and inherent structural rigidity There are very few cars that can pass this test better, or as well as the mini Warning : try this test on an Aussie falcondore taxi at your own risk Some of the panels will misalign by as much as an inch Cheers Robbo Hey Robbo, Interesting comment about Jacking up the car and being able to open/close doors - I never actually thought of that as a test for Chassis stiffness I am still waiting for my GolfTDI test-drive as the dealer was a no-show for our pre-arranged demo today. Test-drive has now been moved to 9am tomorrow and the dealer has agreed to bring the car to our Workplace .... hence I will have a trolley jack handy when the dealer arrives This guy is pretty confident that the Golf is the best car on the road (more or less told us this), so I will ask him if he would mind us jacking it up and performing the "Robbo Chassis Stiffness Test". I think he might just go for it, so i will be sure to let you know the results if it happens. QuickBrick

Mar 8th, 2006, 08:31 AM	#18 (permalink)
Sunnybanker MINI2 Master Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Snobby Northsider Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 907 Offline	I just jacked up my Falcon onto one wheel , opened all the doors, the bonnet , the boot, the windows.... guess what ? they all fell off

Mar 8th, 2006, 09:17 AM	#19 (permalink)
swamos MINI Traitor Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Brisbane, Australia Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 5,548 Offline	Saw the checkmate at the show tonight... the seat is really bad. Told the hired bimbo, but she didn't care...

Mar 8th, 2006, 09:18 AM	#20 (permalink)
aussiesupermini Poker Pirate Join Date: May 2004 Location: Chrome City Local Time: 08:44 PM Posts: 979 Offline	Quote: Originally Posted by Douglas Bailey When I went to collect my Checkmate I noticed that there were like to frayed or broken threads in the back seat. They got me to bring it in 2 days later and they replaced the seats (from another Checkmate). I've had my car for 26 days now, 3800km and haven't noticed any problems with the threads in the driver seat.. yet. Yeah us Pirates were lucky enough to see Doug's Checkmate driving with us all day. Nice to see one on the road and not just in the showroom. Hope we have shamed u into washing it for next time Doug. LOL Ann

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