Report on UK Mobile Banking Apps

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UK Banking Apps Report:Customer Reviews

BY PIVOTAL LABS


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2UK Banking Apps Report: Customer Reviews

Table of Contents

Executive Summary

Purpose

Methodology

State of the Industry

Platforms of Choice

App Ratings

Customers Feedback

Analysis of Findings

Conclusion

Appendix A: List of Banks

Appendix B: Mobile App Data

Contributors

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As the mobile industry grows exponentially, customers are more connected,

informed and have more channels than ever to express their concerns and

needs. Industries vary in their mobile-readiness depending on a number of

factors such as demand from their customer base, ability to invest in mobile

offerings, use case and priorities. The banking industry is one where many

customers expect a great mobile experience, and banks certainly have the

financial means to invest in a superior mobile offering.

Pivotal Labs conducted an in-depth examination of the iOS and Android apps

of the top banks in the UK to see if these institutions were in fact meeting

the expectations of customers when it comes to mobile banking. The report

includes analysis of the findings and solutions to address the top customer

complaints for banks to improve their mobile offering. Our research providesa compelling snapshot for a bank to see how its mobile offering is performing

according to customer feedback, what areas need improvement, and how it is

doing compared to its peers.

Banks that are succeeding in the mobile space are delivering full-featured,

easy-to-use mobile applications that offer all of the functionality customers

expect from a traditional banking experience. They also seem to be acting

on the widely available customer feedback by releasing frequent upgrades

that resolve issues and deliver addit ional functionality.

Several banks are doing a poor job, however, at offering the baseline

functionality that customers expect from mobile banking. Common

complaints include applications crashing and freezing, frequent error

messages and issues with connectivity, opening, and loading. The lacking

functionality is a source of significant frustration and thus a deterrent for

overall usage. From a list of the top 12 banks in the UK (ranked by total

assets), eight actively offer consumer banking services in the UK (Standard

Chartered, Standard Life, andInvestecdo not offer consumer banking

services in the UK, and Northern Rock plc was bought by Virgin Money

in 2012).

A poor mobile banking experience, or a lack thereof, can be the single

factor for a bank to lose a customer. UK banks need to focus on improving

their mobile offering if their customers tell them they are not hitting the

mark. Given the number of choices customers have in the UK, banks have

a significant opportunity to differentiate themselves as innovative industry

leaders in mobile.

Executive Summary


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Executive Summary (continued)

Based on our findings, there is a significant opportunity for UK banks to improve

their overall mobile banking experience, given the average star rating on both

platforms and common complaints from customers.

Highlights from the report include:

The average rating for apps is higher for Android than iOS

The top issues found across both platforms include: bugs and login/logoff issues

Platform coverage is weak, with only 58% of banks having an iOS app, an Android

app, or both

Seven banks have one to three apps each, Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank and

Northern Rock plc has no apps at all. Three additional banks - Standard Chartered

plc, Standard Life, and Investec - do not offer consumer banking services within the

UK and Northern Rock plc was bought by Virgin Money in 2012.

Santander UKs Personal Banking app rated high on both iOS and Android

HSBCs Fast Holdings app rated low on both iOS and Android

Even brand equity cannot be expected to compensate for the mobile

experience; customers were surprisingly consistent with ratings across

the board when they encountered the same types of functionality, despite

the different sub-brands (e.g., RBS, RBSMobile, and UlsterBank ROI

on the Android platform) using essentially the same solution with their

respective branding.

The Banking Apps Report by Xtreme Labs analyzed public customer reviews

from the Apple iTunes Store and the Google Play Store between May 18 and

June 11, 2013 for the top 12 banks as ranked by total assets in the UK.

Findings


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Purpose

This report is part three of a series of three and is designed to provide insight into

how the top UK banks fare in the mobile application space according to customer

feedback. The first report covers U.S. banking aps, and the second covers Canadian

banking apps. We chose these countries to acquire a snapshot of how the English

language leaders in mobile innovation fare.

Since the top two mobile platforms are iOS and Android, we focused our research

on these operating systems. We researched which platforms the banks have

targeted for mobile banking applications, their average ratings, and areas that

customers have highlighted as needing improvement.

Methodology

The banks researched in this report came from the list Top Banks in UK on

www.relbanks.com, an aggregator of global bank data. Banks inclusion in the

lists is based on the total value of their assets.

Research for this report was conducted from May 18 June 11, 2013. The report

aggregated publicly available customer ratings in both the Apple iTunes Store and

the Google Play Store and listed those results, as well as top complaints based on

customer comments.

We used the data for the current version of each app if there were reviews and

ratings available for the current version; otherwise we used the data from all

versions. Some banks had an app that did not have enough data to be reviewed;

these are noted in Appendix B.

The number of ratings for Android apps is not specified in Google Play, therefore we

averaged 10 reviews/page. Google Play displays a maximum of 48 pages, therefore

some apps are listed as having 480 reviews, which is actually the maximum we

could identify.

For reviews, we looked at the 50 most recent for the current version. Our threshold

for determining whether or not an app has or is lacking a feature was if two or more

comments were made about it.
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State of the Industry

One in six customers who switches banks indicates a poor mobile banking

experience prompted the switch1

Between 51% and 76% of mobile users want to use their device to call

customer service, cheque balances, transfer money, pay bills, and look up

branch locations and hours2

Only 50% of customers using mobile banking report that they fully

understand the capability of the technology, representing an opportunity

for banks to educate their customers, increase usage and potentially

deepen customer share of wallet3

1 Google Think Insights. (October 2012). Mobile Banking Trends 2012. Retrieved from http://www.google.com/think/research-studies/

mobile-banking-trends-2012.html

2 Ibid

3J.D. Power & Associates. (April 2012). Press Release: 2012 Retail Banking Satisfactio n Study. Retrieved from http://www.jdpower.com/

content/press-release/Hmio580/2012-retail-banking-satisfaction-study.htm

Customers are increasingly turning to mobile to fulfill their daily banking

needs. Given the number of choices customers have for financial services,

banks have a significant opportunity to differentiate themselves as innovative

industry leaders in mobile. A bank should not underestimate the value of a

full-featured, seamless mobile experience. While features such as account

balances are considered standard, users expect additional functionality such

as easy transfers, bill payments, and remote cheque deposit.

In spite of the benefits of offering a high quality mobile experience, many of

the top providers are overly complacent with their offerings. The trailblazers

in our industry are the ones who think about mobile at every step of their

business and product. Mobile is no longer an afterthought or a check list

item to just get done - it is a necessity. It has become a pillar of customerengagement strategies and a key component to growing the revenue models

of all businesses.

Banks need to focus on what is going to set their institution apart. To answer

that, they need to focus on how their customers engage with them, how they

think, and what they need.

Consider these statistics about customers interested in or using

mobile banking:
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Platforms of Choice

= 58%

Average Rating

* It is not possible in Google Play to see separ ate ratings for curre nt and all versions.

2.7/5

ALL VERSIONS:CURRENT VERSION:

iOS

3.1 /5

Android*ALL VERSIONS:

3.3 /5

7/12 = 58%7/12 = 58%7/12

BothiOS Android

iOS

App Ratings

The illustrations below depict how many of the banks we reviewed have deployed at least one

mobile app on iOS, Android, and both platforms. Some banks have more than one app, as noted

in Appendix A.

Of the apps, the average rating by platform was:


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The list of highest rated apps is based on a combination of the following criteria:

Rated favourably (3+ stars)

At least 60% favourable rating (3+ stars)

25 or more reviews for the version reviewed

BANK APP RATING(OUT OF 5) %FAVOURABLE

Santander UK Personal Banking 3.5 77

Royal Bank of Scotland

GroupIsle of Man Bank 3.5 69

iOS

Highest Rated

Please refer to Appendix B for the banking apps that did not meet our criteria

to be either highest or lowest rated.

BANK APPRATING(OUT OF 5)

%FAVOURABLE

National Westminster NatWest 3.9 79


GroupRBS 3.8 76


GroupUlster Bank ROI 3.6 73


GroupUlster Bank NI 3.6 72

Barclays Barclays Mobile Banking 3.5 68

Lloyds Banking Group Lloyds TSB Mobile Banking 3.3 64

Santander UK Personal Banking 3.2 64

Android

App Ratings (continued)


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The figures below represent the percentage of apps that received

each item of feedback, so totals equal more than 100% per platform.

By platform, the leading negative reviews were:

iOS

Android

Bugs: 58%

Bugs: 60% 30%Login/Logoff issues: 40%

Unable to

View Full

Statements:25%

Not Compatible

Across Device

/OS Versions:

Bill

paying

Issues: 25% 25%

BalanceDoes not

Update

Immediately:

Poor Design: 42%25%Login/Logoff issues:

Customers Feedback


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Below is an analysis of the common complaints across both platforms. We have

included potential causes and our recommended solution to address each complaint.

PROBLEM

Application is buggy (doesnt open, crashes, freezes often).

CAUSE

Bugs such as those identified can be caused by poorly written code, unreliable

internet connection, or poor memory management.

SOLUTION

A reliable development partner should thoroughly test an app under multiple

conditions and variables to ensure that an app is devoid of bugs before release.

Furthermore, an app should include a feature that automatically generates crash

reports and sends them to the developer. Rapid resolution is critical, so that

users do not uninstall an app, never to return.

What we find surprising about this number is that its so high across both iOS

and Android. 58%-60% of apps being buggy means that the banks have a lot

of work to do optimize their mobile experiences. Even the four highest rated

apps across both platforms appear on this list, indicating they still require

some tweaking.

The rate of bugs being reported for iOS is especially surprising, as the iTunesApp Store is usually quite rigorous in its testing process before allowing apps

to be made available for download.

QUOTES

We selected a few quotes from customers to highlight what they think about

apps with these sorts of issues.

Useful app but it has bugs. Login works sporadically and cheque deposits often

fail requiring several tries.

The app is perfectly functional, however its clearly not a high quality app... Itworks, but its clearly got bugs.

Camera wont connect for cheque deposits. App locks up in other places. Used

to work fine...Please test your app thoroughly before updating. This is a banking

app for goodness sake. You should not be beta testing on users.

This app used to be great! always working and always being able to deposit

cheques. Now its horrible! Always down for maintenance and I cant even deposit

cheques anymore with out it giving me an error about 20 times. Horrible! now I

have to waste gas driving to the bank again to deposit cheques. Ugh!

Customers Feedback (continued)

Application has Bugs


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BANK APP

Barclays Barclays Mobile Banking

mybarclaycard

Lloyds Banking Group Lloyds TSB Mobile Banking

National Westminster Bank NatWest

NatWest Offshore

Royal Bank of Scotland Group Isle of Man Bank


Santander UK Personal Banking

Below is a breakdown by platform of apps that received at least two

comments giving this feedback.

Application has Bugs

iOS

BANK APP

Barclays Barclays Mobile Banking App

Co-operative Banking Group Co-operative Bank


Royal Bank of Scotland Group NatWest

RBS


Android



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PROBLEM

Application has login/logoff issues.

CAUSE

Besides software bugs, there could be a few explanations for users having problems

logging on or off a banking app:

Software Bugs

Forgotten password

Application times out

Forgotten user name

Locked account

Lack of internet connectivity

SOLUTION

Software bugs

This is an especially serious issue for a banking app, as a user who believes he/she

has signed out could risk financial loss is their mobile device is compromised.

This is one category where iOS is performing significantly better than Android;

however, both platforms have very high numbers for such a significant security issue.

Of all the top issues reported, this is the one that we would recommend be addressed

first, to assuage customers concerns that their mobile banking is highly secure.

Forgotten passwordThe interface should be designed to make the authentication process simple and

smooth, and to provide enable users to quickly recover or reset their password.

Application times out

We recommend that apps do not have a timer, as that increases stress and anxiety

for the users. When logging back after a timeout, the app should inform the user

that the application timed out based on security settings, and guide the user to log

back in.

Forgotten user name

We recommend as a general feature of all mobile apps that they provide local

storage of the user name, so that the user does not have to enter it every time. If

this is not possible based on security requirements, the app should provide visual

guidance to recover the user name.

Locked account

The app should highlight that the account has been locked due to security reasons

for the protection of the user. It should provide a call to action (preferably a direct

connection to Support), so that the user can unlock the account.

Lack of internet connectivity

When there is no internet connectivity, the app should provide the user access to as

much offline content as possible. For secure areas, let the user know that they need

internet connectivity and can try again later.

Application has Login/Logoff Issues



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QUOTES

We selected a few quotes from customers to highlight what they think about

apps with these sorts of issues.

I cant even log in. It says incorrect username or password when its not.

Really an inconvenience. Thinking about switching banks because of it.

I cant get past the login security question. Nothing shows up in the field

when I type the answer to the security question. Cut & paste doesnt work

either, so as it stands now this app is only useful for things that dont require

a login like looking up branch hours.

Cant log into my account with this app! Recently switched [banks] and this

app is incredibly frustrating! Please fix.




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BANK APP

Barclays Barclays Mobile Banking

Co-operative Banking Group The Co-operative Bank


iOS

BANK APP


Royal Bank of Scotland Group NatWest


Android

Below is a breakdown by platform of apps that received at least two

comments giving this feedback.




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Platforms of Choice

The UK banks are not doing well for platform coverage on either OS. They have

significant catching up to do in order to meet customer expectations.

Average Rating

An interesting trend is that the average rating of iOS apps is higher for

all versions than the current version. This indicates that iOS apps may be

worsening, instead of getting better with each release. Banks need to have

an established roadmap prior to development so that each release is an

improvement that spurs positive feedback and ratings.

Because Google Play only allows the ratings for only the current version to

be viewed, we cannot compare all to current as we can with iOS.

58% 58%

BothiOS Android

58%

2.7/5

ALL VERSIONS:CURRENT VERSION:

iOS

3.1 /5

ALL VERSIONS:

3.3 /5

iOS

* It is not possible in Google Play to see separate ratings for current and all versions.

Android*



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Highest and Lowest Rated

Our research shows that the number of highest-rated apps is equal across

both platforms. The most interesting note is that there are no low-rated

Canadian Android apps.

Number of High-Rated Apps Number of Low-Rated Apps

2 7 4 1

Customers Feedback

Complaints about bugs and login/logoff issues top the list of grievances. This is

baseline functionality that customers expect at a minimum through their mobile

experience. The lacking functionality would act as a significant frustration and

thus deterrent for overall usage.

Appendix B shows the feedback given for each app about other functionality that

is lacking or faulty. Negative feedback correlates with low ratings: customers are

clearly telling banks that they will not tolerate a frustrating experience when itcomes to managing their finances on mobile. Considering that one in six customers

who switch banks indicate a poor mobile banking experience prompted the switch,

banks cannot afford to have an app plagued by bugs and other issues.4

At the very least, customers should have access to the same functionality, and

experience similar ease of use and overall satisfaction through their mobile banking

experience as their traditional banking experience. Given the current growth of

mobile usage, a bank will ideally take a step further to offer a superior mobile

experience which can act as a differentiator and position them as innovative leaders

in the industry. Having a mobile app gives banks a significant opportunity to better

understand the behavior of their customers and thus further engage with them.

Banks need to update their apps often in order to fix issues, remain relevant,

and boost their ratings in the app marketplace.

4 Google Think Insigh ts. (October 2012). Mobile Bankin g Trends 2012. Retrieved fromhttp://www.google.com/think/

research-studies/mobile-banking-trends-2012.html

Rated favourably (3+ stars)

At least 60% favourable rating (3+ stars)


Rated negatively ( < 3 stars)

At least 60% negative rating ( < 3 stars)


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Conclusion

5 Google Think Insight s. (October 2012). Mobile Banking Trends 2012. Retrieved from http://www.google.com/think/research-studies/

mobile-banking-trends-2012.html

We are just reaching the breakout point for mobile banking, and many of

the top providers are already overly complacent with their offerings. The

trailblazers in our industry are the ones who think about mobile at every step

of their business and product. Mobile is no longer an afterthought or a check

list item to just get done - it is a necessity.

Based on the findings of the report, our observation is that the mobile

experience offered by the top UK banks has significant room for improvement.

With only 58% coverage across iOS, Android, or both, UK banks are losing out

on a significant opportunity to engage with their customers, given that 51%-

76% of mobile users want to use their device to call customer service, cheque

balances, transfer money, pay bills, and look up branch locations and hours. 5

In general, banks need to focus on a better iOS experience compared to Android,

as Android outperformed iOS apps in terms of overall ratings.

Customers will not engage in mobile banking as a daily activity and definitely

will not have a banks app on the first screen of their mobile device if an app

does not meet their expectations.

With their enormous assets, the banks researched for this report have no

reason for not having a superb mobile offering. In fact, they cannot affordto have a poorly-performing app, or no app at all. Banks that ignore major

customer groups, have poor ratings, and do not respond to complaints, are

losing customers, losing revenue, and damaging their brand.

Our research combined with our expertise in mobile strategy and product

development should provide these and other banks with some ideas for how

to design a mobile app, as well as the incentives for providing one.
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BANK# OFIOS APPS*

# OFANDROID APPS*

1 HSBC Holdings 1 1

2 Barclays 2 1

3 Royal Bank of Scotland Group 4 3

4 Lloyds Banking Group 1 1

5 National Westminster Bank (NatWest) 2 2

6 Standard Chartered plc 0 0

7 Santander UK 1 1

8 Standard Life 0 0

9 Co-operative Banking Group 1 1

10 Investec 0 0

11 Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank 0 0

12 Northern Rock plc 0 0

Appendix

The following list of top UK banks was taken from www.relbanks.comon May 17, 2013.

They are listed in order from highest to lowest by total assets.

* Apps refers to consumer banking apps availab le to UK customers

Notes:As previously explained in the Executive Summary, it is acknowledged that Standard Chartered, Standard Life, and Investec do not offerconsumer banking services within the UK . Northern Rock plc was acquired by Virgin Money in early 2012, and operates under the Virgin

Money brand. Nonetheless, to preserve the integrity of this study, the original list composed by relbanks.comwas used throughout.
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Appendix B: Mobile App Data


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CURRENT VERSION: VERSION REVIEWED:

FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE

RATING TOTAL RATINGS:

FAVOURABLE PERCENTAGE

NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

LEGEND

Favourable is defined as a rating

greater or equal to 3 stars

Negative is defined as a rating less than

3 stars

The Current Version refers to the mo st

recent version listed at time when

research was conducted.

*Varies with device

Barclays Mobile Banking

BARCLAYS

Barclays Mobile Banking App

mybarclaycard

55%

3.0166

92 74

3,912

4,596 1,474

10 5

45%

68%

32%

1.3.1

3.5

3.5

1.3.1

ALL1.3.2

1.101.10

15

IOS

ANDROID

IOS

67%

33%

12%

1.5125

15 110

389

230 159

88%

59%

41%

1.1.1

2.9

1.1.1

ALL2.1.11

The Co-operative Bank

CO-OPERATIVE BANKING GROUP

Co-operative Bank

IOS

ANDROID


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FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

LEGEND




3 stars




*Varies with device

37%

2.51,689

618 1,071

3,912

1,542 2,370

63%

39%

61%

1.1.0

2.4

1.1.0

ALL1.1.49

HSBC HOLDINGS

HSBC Fast Balance

HSBC Fast Balance

IOS

ANDROID


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FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

LEGEND




3 stars




*Varies with device

31%

2.0748

229 519

3,431

2,190 1,241

69%

64%

36%

1.20

3.3

1.20

ALL2.00

Lloyds TSB Mobile Banking

LLOYDS BANKING GROUP

Lloyds TSB Mobile Banking

IOS

ANDROID

5,266 1,376

83 112

79%

21%

2.5

3.9

4 357%

43%3.0

26 21

55%

45%3.1

3.2.13.2.1

ALL2.0.44

2.6.32.6.3

195

6,642

7

47

ALL3.0.30NatWest

NatWest

NatWest Offshore

NatWest Offshore

IOS

ANDROID

ANDROID

IOS

43%57%

NATIONAL WESTMINSTER BANK (NATWEST)


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FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

LEGEND




3 stars




*Varies with device


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

271 993.6

ALL2.2.58

370

Ulster Bank ROI

73%

27%ANDROID


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

8

5 363%

38%3.5

2.1.02.1.0RBSMobile

IOS

ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND GROUP

35 1669%

31%3.551

ALL2.6.3Isle of Man Bank

IOS

40%

2.55

2 3 60%

2.6.22.6.2Ulster Bank NI

IOS

29%

2.048

14 34

3.2.13.2.1Royal Bank of Scotland

IOS

71%


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

1,586

1,205 38176%

24%3.8

ALL3.0.30RBS

ANDROID


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

128 493.6177

ALL2.2.58Ulster Bank NI

72%

28%ANDROID


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LEGEND




3 stars




*Varies with device


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE


FAVOURABLE NEGATIVE



NEGATIVE PERCENTAGE

77%

3.582

63 19

425

270 155

23%

64%

36%

2.10

3.2

2.10

ALL1.10

Personal Banking

SANTANDER UK

Personal Banking

IOS

ANDROID


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