Category: Ongoing Projects

  • Welcome to our Chernobyl Project 2019, the Crafting Phase!

    Welcome to our Chernobyl Project 2019, the Crafting Phase!

    About the Project

    For the last few years we have been making warm, comforting Little Hugs for Belarusian teenagers and children visiting the UK for recuperative holidays during the summer with the fabulous charity the Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline, Chernobyl Children’s Project and the Friends of Chernobyl’s Children. Each year these marvellous charities bring children who live in the most contaminated area near the Chernobyl reactor over to the UK. In summer, when the dust causes radiation levels to rise, it becomes even more important for as many children as possible to leave their homeland for a few weeks of fresh air and clean food. The rates of childhood cancer are incredibly high and often visiting children are in remission. Sadly though there is a high chance of these children falling ill again. They all suffer living in such difficult conditions and with very little. It is a lovely thing for us to do to make these children a special cuddly blanket to take home. One child last year said to his interpreter it was like having a big hug from his Gran. Beautiful.

    Not all groups host every year, but we are delighted to confirm the following for 2019…

    • Aberdeen
    • Ayrshire
    • Bristol
    • Chet and Waveney (Norfolk)
    • Fife
    • Gloucester/Glossop (children will be splitting their trip between these two)
    • Isle of Wight
    • Mid Suffolk
    • Northamptonshire (Helpston)
    • Shropshire (new to us!)
    • St Ives
    • Swindon

    The number of blankets we are aiming for this year is <drum roll> 135! THIS IS EPIC!

    We need YOU!!

    Here’s how you can help….

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    From one of the square sorts, 2018!

    Squares. We need twelve inch squares in the Stylecraft Special DK palette as in photo left and listed at the bottom of the page, if 12 is too much, 6 inch squares are fine too, just this yarn in these colours please, inc for embellishments so the blankets come together and are consistent for wash and wear. Knit and crochet equally welcome, beginner or expert, as simple or complex as you like, single colour, multi colour. Design of square up to you, but not too lacy, they need to be hardy. Please use a 4mm hook or needles. If sizing is a challenge with your pattern/tension, we prefer them just under sized rather than over! SO IMPORTANT! Please ensure you knot off every end/colour change very very securely, leave approx a 6 inch tail end and use a needle to sew in. These blankets have to be super sturdy as there is no way back to fix them if squares collapse.

    Last posting for squares is Saturday 6th April. These are going to the South Coast address. Please no later as we must do the sort and send to Construction crew before Easter!

     

    Beautiful example of a Chernob blanket put together using separate squares folk have sent in!

    Whole blankets We know some crafters love to make their own whole blankets and this is wonderful! We ask you message us to let us know, so we have some idea of numbers of squares needed. Please use SSDK. Finished blanket size remains the same at 48inches by 60 inches, and please work within the colour palette as this makes it much easier when blankets are gifted. If circumstances change and you can no longer make a whole blanket, LET US KNOW! Thank you so so much x

    Last posting for whole blankets is Saturday 27th April, no later please, but asap will make it easier for us! These are going to Teddington.

     

    Ice Cream funds. If you would like to add 50p in when you post squares/blankets for ice creams that would be so kind, we will split any money we receive between the groups.

     

     

    Extras for the children.

    There are a few extras which we will be collecting too alongside squares, items which really help, if you would like to add in any of these we would love to receive them for the children, thank you, bless you. We have spoken with all groups receiving this year about what they would like and have an adapted list of extras, please note, no shampoo, shower gel this year. We will be adding some of these things to our Amazon wish-list if that helps.

    • New underwear, pants/socks boys and girls, age 8-12
    • Children’s Gloves
    • High factor suncream
    • Toothbrushes, single packed please
    • Toothpaste
    • Hairbrushes
    • Bars of soap, wrapped as singles.
    • Sanitary towels
    • Plasters
    • Insect bite pens
    • Cold sore cream
    • Lip balms
    • Small tubes or tubs of Sudacrem
    • Children’s vitamins
    • Vegetable seeds (tomatoes, peppers, cucumber, beetroot, gherkins)
    • Menthol type cough lozenges
    • Big and strong long life shopping bags
    • Tea and instant coffee, packets please
    • Any little luxuries that 8-12 year olds might love, eg nail varnish, fun stationery, temporary tattoos, little toys with LEDs, mini torches,  , hair clips, make up bits, mini lego kits, fun/brightly coloured sunglasses, stickers  etc.

     

    Donating funds

    We are always very grateful to anyone who would like to donate funds for this project. Please do inc your name so we can thank you properly.

    Our Paypal is admin@woollyhugs.com

    Bank transfer

      • • We are a Cooperative account in the name of Woolly Hugs
      • • Account number: 65579631
      • • Sort code: 089299

    Any funds raised from our Spring/Easter sale this year will be used to support this project.

    Hugs for Heads 2019

    After the success last year, we thought how lovely it would be to send all children a cosy hat to take home with their blanket this year, so introduced Hugs for Heads, if you would like to knit or crochet a cosy child’s hat size age 8 to adult in machine washable yarn, we would love to receive it for them. The pattern is up to you., we do have yarn available, please message us.  Last posting Saturday 6th April, same as squares! To either Teddington or the South Coast, please make sure you say they are Hugs for Heads.

     

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    The 2019 Palette

    • Aspen
    • Aster
    • Bluebell
    • Boysenberry
    • Bright pink
    • Candy floss
    • Citron
    • Claret
    • Cloud blue
    • Cypress
    • Denim
    • Duck egg
    • Emperor
    • Empire
    • Fondant
    • Fuchsia pink
    • Grape
    • Grass green
    • Kelly green
    • Lapis
    • Lavender
    • Lime
    • Lipstick
    • Lobelia
    • Magenta
    • Meadow
    • Mustard
    • Pale Rose
    • Parchment
    • Petrol
    • Pistachio
    • Plum
    • Pomegranate
    • Raspberry
    • Saffron
    • Sage
    • Sherbert
    • Shrimp
    • Spice
    • Storm blue
    • Teal
    • Tomato
    • Turquoise
    • Violet

    If you need any further help of have any queries, please do ask, no such thing as a silly question!

     

  • Surely not Chernobyl 2019?! – Yes! It’s for the KEEN EARLY BIRDS!

    Surely not Chernobyl 2019?! – Yes! It’s for the KEEN EARLY BIRDS!

    Welcome to those lovely crafters looking to make an early start to our Chernobyl 2019 project! We have slimmed down the colour palette again, please do double check, and this includes joining yarn too if making a whole blanket. Having just done the 2018 blanket kit sort we found some colours harder to fit in than others. Finished blanket size remains the same at 48inches by 60 inches, and we ask  that if you are contemplating making a whole blanket for 2019 please contact us so we have an idea of numbers, it does make it easier, thank you. If looking to make squares, we will need 12 inch or 6 inch please, as simple or complex as you like, single colour, multi colour. If sizing is a challenge with your pattern/tension, we prefer them just under sized rather than over!

    SO IMPORTANT! Please ensure you knot off every end/colour change very very securely, leave approx a 6 inch tail end and use a needle to sew in. These blankets have to be super sturdy as there is no way back to fix them if squares collapse.

    The 2019 Palette

    • Aspen
    • Aster
    • Bluebell
    • Boysenberry
    • Bright pink
    • Candy floss
    • Citron
    • Claret
    • Cloud blue
    • Cypress
    • Denim
    • Duck egg
    • Emperor
    • Empire
    • Fondant
    • Fuchsia pink
    • Grape
    • Grass green
    • Kelly green
    • Lapis
    • Lavender
    • Lime
    • Lipstick
    • Lobelia
    • Magenta
    • Meadow
    • Mustard
    • Pale Rose
    • Parchment
    • Petrol
    • Pistachio
    • Plum
    • Pomegranate
    • Raspberry
    • Saffron
    • Sage
    • Sherbert
    • Shrimp
    • Spice
    • Storm blue
    • Teal
    • Tomato
    • Turquoise
    • Violet

    Crafting info… Important stuff!

     

    • Yarn is Stylecraft Special DK – just this please, inc for any embellishments. 
    • Squares to be 12 inch ideally, or 6 inch if that is too much.
    • Knit and crochet equally welcome. Beginner or more experienced crafters also equally welcomed.
    • Please use a 4mm hook or needles.
    • No blocking please, and please ensure you are knotting off very thoroughly when colour changing or finishing, leave a 6 inch end and use a needle to sew it in.
    • We are asking folk to avoid using a magic ring (crochet) to start as find that these don’t seem to always stand up to the pressures of wash and wear.
    • Please read the list of colours in our palette carefully.
    • Squares to be single colour, multi colour, textured, but not too lacy, they need to be sturdy!
    • If you’d like to make a whole blanket, please use these colours too, makes thing easier at the giving stage! Ideally make any whole blankets gender neutral is it is so much easier for us to know what we have coming when sorting kits. Whole blankets need to be 48 inches by 60 inches with some kind of border please.
    • NO POSTING please before January 2019! We will confirm the address just before.

     

    We will be collecting ice cream funds, Hugs for Heads (hats) and extras but just need to talk to the groups first to see what they would like. Again posting for these will be next year!

    Aiming for 120 blankets minimum in 2019!

    About the Project

    For the last few years we have been making warm, comforting Little Hugs for Belarusian teenagers and children visiting the UK for recuperative holidays during the summer with the fabulous charity the Chernobyl Children’s Project and Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline. Photos from the Leeds group can be seen here.. and our finished blankets from last year here…

     

    Each year these marvellous charities bring children who live in the most contaminated area near the Chernobyl reactor over to the UK. In summer, when the dust causes radiation levels to rise, it becomes even more important for as many children as possible to leave their contaminated homeland for a few weeks of fresh air and clean food. The rates of childhood cancer are incredibly high; the most common cancers being thyroid and leukaemia. Coming to the UK for a four week break increases their immunity against the awful disease by up to 3 years when they return home. Often these children are in remission. Sadly though there is a high chance of these children falling ill again. They all suffer living in such difficult conditions and with very little.

    This project has grown in epic proportions, we started making for the Leeds group visiting, that was 14, we then expanded to include Portsmouth (35) then we shot up to 120, making blankets for various groups around the country!

    Not all groups host every year, but groups we have helped so far to date!

    • Leeds
    • Gloucester
    • Portsmouth
    • Isle of Wight
    • Swindon
    • Bristol
    • Fife
    • Aberdeen
    • Ayrshire
    • Helpston, Northamptonshire
    • Norfolk
    • Mid Suffolk
    • Liverpool

     

    Thank you so much, if you need further clarification, please message us. x

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  • The Kinship Hug Project in 2024

    2024. Very much an ongoing project. No specific deadline. Please post when you are ready, to Teddington.Thank you x

    We are asked from time to time to help families or individuals within our own WH community going through incredibly difficult, bleak or sad times, by sending them a blanket full of love and comfort. We see these as helping folk who need support and compassion. Can you help us? We would be so very grateful. We would love to collect 12 inch ( or 6)  squares in Stylecraft Special DK to make blankets, and have some colour schemes to work from. This will help us in compiling and donating to families. Just from these colours please, simple, complex, single colours, multi (within a collection), all very welcome indeed. We also welcome knitters and crocheters equally to this project.

     

     

     

     

     

    WH classic: Lavender, plum, violet, emperor, storm, meadow, cypress, denim, petrol, sage

     

     

     

     

     

    Vintage: Duck egg, grape, sage, storm, parchment, pale rose, pomegranate, raspberry, cloud blue, sherbert

     

     

    Spiced: Plum, gold, meadow, cypress, pistachio, lime, saffron, burgundy, spice, tomato, claret, mustard.

     

     

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  • Candy’s Hugs. Ongoing in 2023

    Candy’s Hugs. Ongoing in 2023

    Candy’s Hugs, making cosy comforting blankets for women going through treatment for cancer. Candy’s Hugs will be an ongoing project. Thanks to your love and support we have sent well over 200 of these now. Amazing.

     

    2023. Very much an ongoing project, please post when you are ready, to Teddington. 

    The aim here is to either make 6 or 12 inch squares OR a whole blanket in the vibrant colour palette as below. Squares sent to us will be joined into blankets, good examples on here show the end results! These will then be sent out to nominated women undergoing treatment for cancer. (NB we have also sent to men and children)

    More about the origins of the project and our friend Candy who inspired us below

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    The yarn is Stylecraft Special DK.Just this please for consistency, and in these colours…

    Vibrant Riot Palette

    • Apple green
    • Boysenberry
    • Claret
    • Clementine
    • Dandelion
    • Empir
    • Fuchsia
    • Grass
    • Kelly green
    • Lavender
    • Lime
    • Lipstick
    • Magenta
    • Meadow
    • Petrol
    • Plum
    • Pomegranate
    • Proper Purple
    • Saffron
    • Sherbet
    • Shrimp
    • Spice
    • Turquoise
    • Tomato
    • Violet

    If you feel ambitious and would like to make a whole blanket, then that is wonderful, we are aiming for blankets approx 48 inches by 60 inches, certainly no smaller.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    The origins of this wonderful project

    We knew her time left with us was short, but the news of Candy’s (Zombie’s) death was still a sad shock, we send so much love to her family and her many, many friends who love and will miss her greatly, we hold our happy memories of her very dear. Bless her.

    Just before Christmas, Zombie donated funds to Woolly Hugs and together we hatched a plan to develop an ongoing project with her, which she loved, to make comforting cosy blankets with love in every stitch for women going through treatment for breast and other cancers, and at times these may form part of palliative care.

    So glad we could establish Candy’s Hugs with her and thanks to you wonderful people achieve her ambition of seeing it all well
    underway before her death. Her legacy of Candy’s Hugs will be one of love and strength, of friendship, learning and developing crafting skills, of creativity, of coming together to show compassion, support and give and receive comfort, Such a beautiful inspirational woman. How lucky we were to know her. X

    Zombie was a bright and beautiful woman so we have chosen a palette to reflect this which we call Vibrant Riot.Will you join with us?

     

     

     

     

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  • Billie’s Blankets for World Child Cancer and the Minsk Children’s Cancer Hospital

    Billie’s Blankets for World Child Cancer and the Minsk Children’s Cancer Hospital

    Always thinking of beautiful Billie.

    The Billie’s Blanket Project

    Since the beginning, the aim of the Little Hugs has been to provide little blankets that give comfort to babies and small children who are seriously ill in hospital. This project is an extension of that and was launched in 2013 as a tribute to beautiful Billie who died at 14 from leukaemia. In her name, we send little blankets to children who really need a woolly hug and to feel loved and looked after.

    We work with the wonderful organisations World Child Cancer and the Chernobyl Children’s Lifeline and are arranging for Little Hugs to be sent to children suffering from cancer in low and middle income countries. In these countries their overall chance of survival can be under 10% compared to around 80% in high income countries such as ours. The first collection of Billie’s Blankets went in April 2013 to Malawi, most recently to Vietnam and Belarus.

    These children need all the love and comfort possible. So please, in memory of a sparkling young girl who always thought of others, we’d love you to help us help them. As ever, thank you so much for your support.All crafting info is below.

    Next delivery will be to the Minsk Children’s Cancer Hospital. Last posting for this please Monday 1st June 2020.

    We’d love your help, this is how :

    • You can help by either making a whole blanket, Minimum size: 24 inches by 24 inches. If you would like to make a blanket that is bigger, that would be lovely. The children are aged 0 to 14 so we will need bigger blankets too. Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special DK, a soft, non-scratchy acrylic yarn. If you would like to make a whole blanket, you could use a different weight and make of acrylic yarn. The essential thing is that it needs to be soft against sensitive and delicate skin and that it can be washed and dried quickly and easily. Or……
    • Colours: Your choice. Although for practical reasons, we advise avoiding white and cream.
    • Things to avoid: Any embellishments that could scratch delicate skin or could be swallowed.If you would like to take part in this project but feel you can’t due to the costs involved, please message us and we’ll try to help with materials.If you would like to contribute towards materials, you can either donate via Paypal here on our Woolly Hugs website or if you do not have Paypal, please message us.

    From Word Child Cancer
    Your blankets are beautiful and I’m sure they provide great comfort to the children who you make them for. I’m sure the children would love them. Unfortunately
    most of the children we see at our projects are not able to survive their cancer due to the poor conditions, lack of knowledge and the high cost of medicine in the worlds poorest countries. In these cases we encourage palliative care for the children through our twinning partners who provide training for local project staff on the importance of this care, especially in pain relief. Psychosocial care is also very important and an area we focus on through supporting parent groups and play therapists. I think your blankets would fit in well with this area.’

     

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  • Our Little Hug Project in 2025.

    Our Little Hug Project in 2025.

    Our Little Hug project supports children of all ages from birth to teens and their families at  The Royal Hospital for Children, Glasgow, the Great North Children’s Hospital in Newcastle and for teenagers in ICU at Great Ormond Street and the Teen Cancer ward at the Royal Marsden and those transferred on to St George’s, Tooting.

    Still an ongoing project, collection dates to aim for are at the bottom of the Home page.

    Always remembering Merryn and Aillidh, our inspiration.

    Crafting guide for Little Hugs

    1. Minimum Size : 18 inches by 18 inches, for example that is a 3×3 6 inch squares with a small edge. NB If making for a teen in GOSH/MARSDEN, minimum size to be 48 inches by 60 inches, ie single bed sized.
    2. The essential thing for whatever size is that blankets and quilts can be machine washed, tumble dried and/or steam cleaned. Infection control requires this understandably. So do check your resources before starting please!
    3. Colours : Your choice! Just go cheery! Avoids browns etc. We’d like to be able to provide a range of Little Hugs suitable for boys and girls. If you’d like to make something specifically for a boy or girl that would also be lovely.
    4. Things to avoid: Buttons, sequins and beads, and embellishments that could scratch the skin or be swallowed. If using appliqué it needs to be firmly stitched on with no hard edges.
    5. Suggested yarn: Stylecraft Special DK, a non scratchy acrylic that is very reasonable approx £2 a ball. The essential thing is that it needs to be soft against sensitive and delicate skin.
    6. Blankets could be made from squares stitched or hooked together. Granny stripes or ripples. They could be made in one piece or in blocks as well as squares.
    7. For fabric quilts and stitched Blankets : Pure cotton and good quality fleece. The cotton can be used from recycled sources. We suggest you wash both separately before sewing to allow for any difference in shrinkage.
    8. Ideas: Traditional style quilts, from simple designs to more complex patterns. Cotton edge fleeces with or without appliqué.Quilt and fleece combination:quilt front, fleece back
    9. If you would like to take part in this project but feel you can’t due to the costs involved, please message us and we will try to help you with materials.

     

    Our Little Hugs go to some of the sickest babies and children in the UK. At Great Ormond Street, they may also form part of palliative care for teenagers in their ICU.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    Thank you so much everyone, we know how much these mean to parents going through incredibly challenging and worrying times.

     

    A beautiful Little Hug for a teen in GOSH, made using stripes.
    A beautiful Little Hug for a teen in GOSH made with squares.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

    How it all began

    When we offered a blanket to Greengoose after her beautiful daughter Merryn passed away, she told us how Merryn had been given a small handmade blanket whist she was in hospital. As Greengoose said,

    “Merryn’s little square meant and still means so much to us, and so many families end up in hospital early or unexpectedly and have nothing of their own ready or with them, and even if they do, just to know you are thought about means so much.”

    We loved this idea and with Merryn’s blanket in mind, and knowing how Expat’s darling daughter Aillidh had so much comfort from a blanket handmade by a group of wonderful friends, we wondered if we could do something more to help.We contacted a few hospitals and very early on developed a lovely relationship with Yorkhill Children’s Hospital in Glasgow where Aillidh was treated. We began making little blankets and quilts for very poorly children in their care, and this soon expanded to helping children at the Great North Children’s Hospital in Newcastle too.

     

     

     

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  • Angel Hugs for Bereaved families.

    Angel Hugs for Bereaved families.

    2020. Very much an ongoing project, collection dates to aim for are at the bottom of the Home page. Thank you x

     

    Our Angel Hug project began with a request from the Royal Brompton hospital in London, to make blankets for babies who very sadly did not survive and to help comfort the families. At an intensely bleak and dark time there is still something very positive that we can do for the baby and their family. Our blankets are always handmade with love and compassion and so are perfect. We can help care for the whole family at this time by making the baby comfortable and snuggled up whilst sending love and a hug to the parents. We send to Glasgow maternity hospitals, offer Angel Hugs to all bereaved families now, and can help support SANDS.

    We know that we have many crafters and donors who have first hand experience of such devastating loss. We understand that this is a very difficult request, but if you can join with us, and are able to help, then we would love to have you on board. From speaking to some of you, we know how incredibly important blankets like these are to those who receive them.

    Angel Hugs is an ongoing project. Here’s how to join in. Many thanks for your help.

    To our lovely crafters

    • Angel Hugs are to be all white and can be knitted or crocheted in any wool suitable for a baby blanket, so 4ply, DK, just as long as it feels soft and cosy. The design is up to you, but it should be kept simple. Angel Hugs can also be sewn using pure cotton and good quality fleece, again white please and in a simple design.
    • Minimum size : 24 inches square, going up to a maximum of approx. 30 inches square.
    • At the bottom of this page is a copy of the SANDS knitted pattern if this helps you. 
    • If making a whole Angel Hug feels too much, but you would still like to support this, we would be pleased to accept simple knitted and crocheted 6 inch squares, which we will hook together. If choosing this option, please use Stylecraft Special DK in white.
    • If you would like to take part in this project but feel you can’t due to the costs involved, please message us and we’ll try to help you with materials.
    • We would be very grateful for support from anyone who would like to donate funds to help with this. You can either donate via Paypal admin@woollyhugs.com but please add a message so we know who to thank and which project it is for. If you don’t have Paypal, please message us as we have other ways that you can donate. We are so grateful to all our donors, without you, these projects could not function.

    It is a very sad request we are making, and yet there is something very positive here too, and we know the Blanketeers have big hearts. Sometimes thank you doesn’t seem enough, but thank you once again.

     

    The SANDS pattern

    Please note this is only a suggestion.

    If you are intending to make a blanket with the lace edging, then please knit the basic blanket no larger than a 20 inch square.

    Easy Baby Blanket with Lace Option This lace border makes the easy blanket very special but we are happy for you to knit to the basic pattern. (You can use any white wool and needles to suit, to give a soft drape). The basic pattern knit to approx a 24” square. It will always come square.

    BASIC BLANKET 200gm of Double Knit Wool and 4mm needles.

    Cast on 1 stitch Next row:- Make the one stitch into two stitches.

    Next row:- Knit 1, into the next stitch make another, 3 stitches on needle.

    Continue to knit, ALWAYS knit the first stitch and into the 2 nd stitch make another. Only increase this way at the BEGINNING of a row. Continue until you have almost come to the end of the 100gm ball. Knit 1 row plain.

    Next row:- Knit 1, Knit 2 together, Knit to end of row.

    Continue this way, always knit the 1 st stitch then decrease into the next stitch by knitting 2 together until 1 stitch remains.

    You should now have a neat square.

    LACE EDGING

    Using Double Knit and size 8 (UK) needles Cast on 8 stitches

    Row 1 (Wrong side) Slip 1, Knit 1, (Yarn fwd knit 2 tog) twice, Yarn fwd, Knit 2 (9 sts)

    Rows 2, 3, and 6. Slip 1 Knit to the end.

    Row 3. Slip 1, knit 2 (yarn fwd knit 1 tog) twice. Yarn fwd Knit 1 (10 sts)

    Row 5. Slip 1, knt 3 (yarn fwd knit 2 tog) twice. Yarn fwd Knit 2 (11 sts)

    Row 7. Slip 1, knit 4 (yarn fwd kni t 2 tog) twice. Yarn fwd Knit 2 (12 sts)

    Row 8. Slip 1, Knit 11 sts Row 9. Cast off 4 sts. Knit to the end (8 sts)

    Row 10. Slip 1, knit to the end (8 sts)

    These 10 rows form the pattern.

    Continue in pattern until it is long enough to fit all around. Sew o nto the blanket. Thank you so much.

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