2018 AFL draft
Date22 November - First Round
23 November - Second Round to completion, Pre-season Draft (if held), Rookie Draft
LocationMarvel Stadium, Melbourne, Victoria
SponsorNational Australia Bank
NetworkFox Footy
LeagueAFL
FirstSam Walsh ()
Prev2017
Next2019

The 2018 AFL draft consisted of the various periods where the 18 clubs in the Australian Football League (AFL) traded and recruited players following the completion of the 2018 AFL season.

For the first time, the AFL draft featured live trading of picks and was held over two days, with the first round held on the evening of Thursday, 22 November and the remainder of the draft being held on Friday, 23 November[1] The draft was held in Victoria for the first time since 2009.[1]

Key dates

Table of key dates[2]
EventDate(s)
Free agency period5–12 October (restricted and unrestricted)
1–8 November, 10–16 November, 23 November (delisted)
Trade period8–17 October (players and selections)
18 October–16 November (selections only)
National draft22 November (first round)
23 November (second and subsequent rounds)
Rookie draft23 November
Pre-season supplemental selection period1 December-15 March

Player movements

Previous trades

Since 2015, clubs have been able to trade future picks in the next year's national draft during the trade period. As a result, a total of 29 selections for the 2018 draft were traded during the 2017 trade period, and the selection order for each of these picks is tied to the original club's finishing position in the 2018 season.[3]

Table of previously traded selections
RdOrig. ClubNew ClubAcquired viaRef
1Jake Lever trade[4]
Pick swap[5]
2Bryce Gibbs trade[6]
Pick swap[5]
Pick swap[7]
Nathan Wilson trade[8]
Pick swap[7]
Adam Saad trade[9]
Gary Ablett trade[10]
Devon Smith trade[11]
Sam Murray trade[12]
3Bryce Gibbs trade[6]
via (Logan Austin trade)
on-traded to (pick swap)		[7]
Brandon Matera trade[13]
Jake Lever trade[4]
Devon Smith trade[11]
Pick swap[7]
Sam Murray trade[12]
Pick swap[7]
via (Brendon Ah Chee trade)
on-traded to (pick swap)		[7]
4Darcy Lang trade[14]
Gary Ablett trade[10]
Hayden Crozier trade[15]
via (Harrison Wigg trade)
on-traded to (Aaron Young trade)
on-traded to (pick swap)		[7]
Logan Austin trade[16]
via (Jarman Impey trade)
on-traded to (Brendon Ah Chee trade)		[17]
Jake Lever trade[4]

Free agency

2018 AFL free agency period signings
PlayerDateFree agent typeFormer clubNew clubCompensationRef
Reece Conca2018-10-05UnrestrictedNone[18]
Luke DahlhausUnrestricted2nd round[19]
Tom Lynch2018-10-08Restricted1st round[20]
Scott Lycett2018-10-09RestrictedEnd of 1st round[21]
Alex Fasolo2018-10-10Unrestricted3rd round[22]
Jarryd Lyons2018-11-01DelistedNone[23]
Tom SheridanDelistedNone[24]
Darren MinchingtonDelistedNone[25]
Jordan Murdoch2018-11-07DelistedNone[26]
Daniel Menzel2018-11-14DelistedNone[27]
  • received an end of second round compensation pick for Reece Conca,[28] however this pick was withdrawn due to Tom Lynch signing with them

Trades

2018 AFL trade period
DateNo.Player(s)Traded fromTraded toTraded forRef
2018-10-081Lincoln McCarthyPick 43[29]
Pick 55Pick 62
Pick 59
2Anthony Miles2019 third round pick ()[30]
Corey Ellis
2019 third round pick ()
3Nathan Kreuger (South Adelaide)Pick 43[31]
2018-10-104Pick 24Pick 32[32]
Pick 41
Pick 59Pick 44
Pick 80Pick 78
5Mitch McGovernShane McAdam (Sturt)[33]
2019 third round pick ()2019 fifth round pick ()
Pick 13Pick 26
Pick 28
Pick 40
6Jared PolecPick 11[34]
Jasper Pittard
Pick 482019 fourth round pick ()
7Gary RohanPick 62[35]
8Ryan ClarkePick 62[36]
9Tom HickeyPick 39[37]
Pick 61
2019 fourth round pick ()2019 fourth round pick ()
2018-10-1110Pick 6Pick 11[38]
Pick 23
2019 third round pick ()Pick 30
Pick 49
2018-10-1211Dan HanneberyPick 39[39]
Pick 282019 second round pick ()
12Dean KentPick 65[40]
13Dom TysonBraydon Preuss[41]
Pick 62
14Will SetterfieldPick 43[42]
Pick 712019 second round pick ()
2018-10-1515Sam LloydPick 64[43]
2018-10-1616Aaron HallPick 68[44]
17Jack Scrimshaw2019 third round pick ()[45]
2019 fourth round pick ()
18Pick 682019 fourth round pick ()[46]
19George Horlin-SmithPick 59[47]
20Tyson StenglePick 68[48]
21Tom Scully2019 fourth round pick ()[49]
22Taylor Duryea2019 fourth round pick ()[50]
2018-10-1723Chad WingardRyan Burton[51]
Pick 15
2019 third round pick ()Pick 35
2019 fourth round pick ()
24Sam MayesPick 6
Pick 35
Pick 52019 third round pick ()
252019 first round pick ()Pick 19[52]
2019 second round pick ()
2019 third round pick ()
26Lachie NealePick 6[53]
Pick 19
Pick 30Pick 55
27Jesse HoganPick 6[54]
Pick 65Pick 23
28Rory LobbPick 11[55]
Pick 14
Pick 43Pick 19
Pick 47
29Pick 31Pick 47[56]
Pick 49
Pick 55
30Steven MayPick 6[57]
Kade Kolodjashnij
31Jack Hombsch2019 fourth round pick ()[58]
32Jackson ThurlowPick 70[59]
33Pick 28Pick 36[60]
Pick 46
34Marcus AdamsPick 32[61]
2019 third round pick ()
35Jordan RougheadPick 75[62]
36Travis Colyer2019 fourth round pick ()[63]
37Dylan ShielPick 9[64]
2019 second round pick (GWS)2019 first round pick ()
38Nic Newman2019 fourth round pick ()[65]
39Dayne BeamsPick 18[66]
Pick 41Pick 56
Pick 442019 first round pick ()
2018-10-2640Pick 59Pick 51[67]
Pick 60
2018-11-22
(1st Round)		41Pick 262019 third round pick ()[68]
42Pick 242019 second round pick ()[69]
43Pick 192019 first round pick ()[70]
2019 first round pick ()
2018-11-23
(2nd Round onwards)		44Pick 23Pick 27[71]
2019 fifth round pick ()Pick 32
45Pick 24Pick 28[72]
2019 fifth round pick ()2019 second round pick ()
46Pick 34Pick 30[73]
Pick 41Pick 57
47Pick 512019 third round pick ()[74]
48Pick 462019 third round pick ()[75]
49Pick 542019 fourth round pick ()[76]
50Pick 612019 fourth round pick ()[77]
2019 fourth round pick (GWS)
51Pick 64Pick 67[78]
2019 fifth round pick ()
52Pick 632019 fourth round pick ()[79]
2019 fifth round pick ()
53Pick 75Pick 67[80]
2019 fourth round pick ()
54Pick 682019 fourth round pick ()[81]

Retirements and delistings

Table key
†Retired, effective immediately
‡Retired, effective at the end of the season
RRookie listed player
BCategory B Rookie listed player
Table of player retirements and delistings
DateNameClubStatusRef
2017-11-15Ty VickeryRetired †[82]
2018-01-11Ben GriffithsRetired †[83]
2018-01-22Kurt TippettRetired †[84]
2018-02-09Cian HanleyRetired † B[85]
2018-06-26Shaun HampsonRetired †[86]
2018-07-04Cyril RioliRetired †[87]
2018-07-09Clay SmithRetired †[88]
2018-07-18Curtly HamptonRetired †[89]
2018-07-23Koby StevensRetired †[90]
2018-08-02Harley BalicRetired †[91]
2018-08-07Matt RosaRetired †[92]
Sam GibsonRetired ‡[93]
2018-08-08Lee SpurrRetired †[94]
2018-08-21Brendon GoddardDelisted[95]
Jarrad WaiteRetired ‡[96]
Alex SilvagniRetired † R[97]
2018-08-22Jackson MerrettDelisted[98]
2018-08-23Shane BiggsRetired †[99]
2018-08-24Danyle PearceRetired †[100]
Michael JohnsonRetired ‡
2018-08-25Lindsay ThomasRetired R[101]
2018-08-26Ray ConnellanDelisted B[102]
2018-08-28Kieran CollinsDelisted[103]
Nathan Mullenger-McHughDelisted R
Jimmy ToumpasDelisted[104]
Emmanuel IrraDelisted B
Billy HartungDelisted[105]
Daniel NielsonDelisted
Josh WilliamsDelisted
Oscar JunkerDelisted R
Gordon NarrierDelisted R
Tom JeffriesDelisted B
Michael BarlowDelisted[106]
Josh JaskaDelisted R
Max SpencerDelisted B
Mackenzie WillisDelisted R
Harry DearDelisted[107]
Jackson EdwardsDelisted R
Ben JarmanDelisted R
Nathan FreemanDelisted[108]
2018-08-29Hugh GoddardDelisted[109]
Nathan WrightDelisted
2018-08-30Bernie VinceRetired ‡[110]
Cam O'SheaDelisted[111]
Aaron MullettDelisted
Matt ShawDelisted R
Jesse Glass-McCaskerDelisted R
Michael RischitelliDelisted[112]
2018-09-04Mitchell HibberdDelisted[113]
2018-09-05Sam GilbertDelisted[114]
2018-09-06Darren MinchingtonDelisted[115]
Rohan BewickDelisted[116]
Tom BellDelisted
Marco PaparoneDelisted
Claye BeamsDelisted R
Jake BarrettDelisted R
2018-09-10Liam DawsonDelisted[117]
Josh GreenDelisted[118]
Aaron BlackDelisted[119]
2018-09-11Cory GregsonDelisted[120]
Ryan GardnerDelisted
Timm HouseDelisted
Stewart CrameriDelisted R
Matthew HayballDelisted R
2018-09-12Eric MackenzieRetired[121]
2018-09-14Alex JohnsonDelisted R[122]
2018-09-16Ryan GriffenRetired[123]
2018-09-17Jack RedpathRetired[124]
2018-09-25Matthew WrightRetired[125]
Cameron PedersenDelisted[126]
Tomas BuggDelisted
Mitch KingDelisted
Pat McKennaDelisted
Lachlan FilipovicDelisted R
2018-09-26Jonathan O'RourkeDelisted[127]
Kurt HeatherleyDelisted
Dallas WillsmoreDelisted R
2018-10-02Dean TowersDelisted[128]
Jordan FooteDelisted
Angus StylesDelisted R
Jake BrownDelisted B
2018-10-04Dion JohnstoneDelisted[129]
Declan MountfordDelisted[130]
2018-10-15Ciarán ByrneRetired[131]
Cillian McDaidRetired B
2018-10-17Maverick WellerDelisted[132]
2018-10-18Mark LeCrasRetired[133]
Sam RoweDelisted[134]
Jed LambDelisted
Sam KerridgeDelisted
Nick GrahamDelisted
2018-10-22Tom SheridanDelisted[135]
Cam SutcliffeDelisted
Brady GreyDelisted
Luke StrnadicaDelisted R
Malcolm KarpanyDelisted[136]
Luke PartingtonDelisted
Ryan BurrowsDelisted R
Callan EnglandDelisted R
Tony OlangoDelisted R
Tarir BayokDelisted B
Matthew SignorelloDelisted[137]
Jake NeadeDelisted[138]
Dom BarryDelisted
Will SnellingDelisted R
2018-10-24Dan RobinsonDelisted[139]
Harrison MarshDelisted
Matthew LeuenbergerRetired[140]
Daniel MenzelDelisted[141]
Jordan MurdochDelisted
2018-10-25Alex MorganDelisted[142]
Tom CampbellDelisted[143]
Mitch HoneychurchDelisted
2018-10-26Tim MohrDelisted[144]
Lachlan TizianiDelisted
2018-10-29Brendan WhitecrossDelisted[145]
Kieran LovellDelisted
2018-10-30Kyle CheneyDelisted[146]
Paul HunterDelisted R
Jesse LonerganDelisted[147]
Harrison WiggDelisted
Brad ScheerDelisted
Cameron HewettDelisted R[148]
Jarryd BlairDelisted[149]
Tim BroomheadDelisted
Kayle KirbyRetired
Sam McLartyDelisted
Sam MurrayDelisted
Adam OxleyDelisted R
Josh SmithDelisted
Will LangfordRetired[150]
2018-10-31Jacob TownsendDelisted[151]
Nathan DrummondDelisted
Mabior CholDelisted R
Jack LeslieDelisted[152]
Jarryd LyonsDelisted
Matt DeaDelisted[153]
Jack FrostRetired[154]
Ethan HughesDelisted[155]
Ryan NyhuisDelisted R
2018-11-09Jacob AllisonDelisted[156]
Ryan BastinacDelisted
2018-11-12Kyron HaydenDelisted[157]
2018-11-21Michael ApenessRetired[158]

Pre-draft selections

Prior to the draft, the two bottom teams and applied for Priority Picks in the National Draft, which the AFL denied.[159] However, were granted pre-draft access to up to three and up to two mature-aged State League players each, these selections could be traded to other clubs.[160]

Table of pre-draft selections
PlayerClubRecruited fromNotesRef.
ClubLeague
Nathan KreugerSouth AdelaideSANFLTraded to for Pick 43[31]
Shane McAdamSturtSANFLTraded to as part of Mitch McGovern trade[33]
Josh CorbettVFL[161]
Chris BurgessWest AdelaideSANFL
Sam CollinsVFL[162]

2018 national draft

Indicative draft order as of 21 November 2018[163]
Table of national draft selections
RoundPickPlayerClubRecruited fromNotes
ClubLeague
11Sam WalshGeelong FalconsTAC Cup
2Jack LukosiusSANFL
3Izak RankineSANFLFree Agency compensation pick (Lynch)
4Max KingSandringham DragonsTAC Cup
5Connor RozeeSANFLTraded from
6Ben KingSandringham DragonsTAC CupTraded from Melb; received from Freo, Bris, Port, Freo
7Bailey SmithSandringham DragonsTAC Cup
8Tarryn ThomasNorth LauncestonTSLNext Gen. Academy (Indigenous) - North matched Crows bid.
9Chayce JonesLauncestonTSL
10Nick BlakeyUNSW-Eastern Sub.AFL Syd.Academy selection
11Jye CaldwellGWS GiantsBendigo PioneersTAC CupTraded from
12Zak ButtersWestern JetsTAC Cup
13Isaac QuaynorOakleigh ChargersTAC CupNext Generation Academy selection (Ghanaian descent)
14Jackson HatelyGWS GiantsCentral DistrictSANFLTraded from Freo; received from Port, N.M.
15Jordan ClarkWAFL
16Ned McHenryGeelong FalconsTAC CupTraded from
17Sam SturtDandenong StingraysTAC CupTraded from
18Xavier DuursmaGippsland PowerTAC CupTraded from
19Liam StockerSandringham DragonsTAC CupTraded from at the draft; received from
20Riley Collier-DawkinsOakleigh ChargersTAC Cup
21Ely SmithMurray BushrangersTAC CupTraded from
22Xavier O'HalloranGWS GiantsWestern JetsTAC CupTraded from Freo; received from Bris, Suns, WCE
23Jez McLennanSANFLTraded from at the draft; Free Agency compo pick (Lycett)
224Bobby HillGWS GiantsWAFLTraded from at the draft; received from
25James RowbottomOakleigh ChargersTAC CupTraded from at the draft; received from
26Rhylee WestCalder CannonsTAC CupFather–son selection (son of Scott West)
27Tom SparrowSANFLTraded from Freo; received from Port, St k
28Xavier O'NeillOakleigh ChargersTAC CupTraded from ; received from
29Will KellyOakleigh ChargersTAC CupFather–son selection (son of Craig Kelly)
30Will HamillDandenong StingraysTAC CupTraded from ; received from
31Luke FoleyWAFLTraded from at the draft; received from Carl, W.B.
32Luke ValenteSANFLTraded from W.Bulldogs at the draft; Free Agency compo pick (Dahlhaus)
33James JordonOakleigh ChargersTAC CupTraded from St K; received from Syd, Carl, Adel
34Kieren BriggsGWS GiantsPennant HillsAFL Syd.Academy selection
35Bailey WilliamsDandenong StingraysTAC CupTraded from at the draft; received from
36Tom BerryGWV RebelsTAC CupTraded from ; received from
37Laitham VandermeerMurray BushrangersTAC CupTraded from Freo at the draft; received from North
38Irving MosquitoGippsland PowerTAC CupTraded from GWS; N.G. Academy eligible for , but they passed.
39Jarrod CameronWAFLNext Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)
40Tom JoyceWAFLTraded from ; received from
41Jack BytelCalder CannonsTAC CupTraded from
42Connor McFadyenWilston GrangeQAFLAcademy selection
43Jack RossOakleigh ChargersTAC Cup
344Justin McInerneyNorthern KnightsTAC CupTraded from ; received from
45Ben CavarraWilliamstownVFLTraded from Freo at the draft; received from GWS, Carl, Geel, Bris
46Curtis TaylorCalder CannonsTAC CupTraded from at the draft
47Matthew ParkerWAFLTraded from ; received from
48Ben JarvisSANFL
49Bailey ScottBroadbeachQAFLFather–son selection (son of Robert Scott)
50Jacob KennerleySANFLTraded from ; received from
51Zac FootDandenong StingraysTAC Cup
52Jacob KoschitzkeMurray BushrangersTAC Cup
53Aaron NietschkeSANFL
54Nick HindVFLTraded from N.M. at the draft; received from Freo, Bris, Geel, Rich
55Noah AnswerthOakleigh ChargersTAC CupTraded from
456Marty HoreVFLTraded from N.M.; received from Syd, Geel, Bris
57Lachie SchultzWilliamstownVFLTraded from at the draft; received from
58Fraser TurnerClarenceTSLTraded from
59Brett BewleyWilliamstownVFLTraded from Melb; received from St K, Adel, Suns, Port
60Noah GownGippsland PowerTAC Cup
61Connor IdunGWS GiantsGeelong FalconsTAC CupTraded from at the draft; received from
62Luke EnglishWAFLTraded from ; received from Suns, N.M.
63Mathew WalkerMurray BushrangersTAC CupTraded from Coll at the draft; Academy eligible for GWS, but they passed.
64Lachlan ShollCalder CannonsTAC CupTraded from at the draft; received from
65Darcy FortSANFLTraded from
66Finbar O'DwyerMurray BushrangersTAC CupTraded from
67Robbie YoungSANFLTraded from Carlton at the draft; received from Adel, Melb
68Jake TarcaSANFLTraded from at the draft
69Joel CrockerSandringham DragonsTAC CupFather–son eligible (son of Darren Crocker)
570Ben SilvagniOakleigh ChargersTAC CupFather–son eligible (son of Stephen Silvagni)
71Caleb GrahamPalm Beach CurrumbinQAFLTraded from
72Brayden HamGeelong FalconsTAC Cup
73Riley GrundySANFL
74Oscar BrownlessGeelong FalconsTAC CupFather–son eligible (son of Billy Brownless)
75Toby BedfordDandenong StingraysTAC CupNext Generation Academy eligible (Indigenous)
76Boyd WoodcockSANFL
77Atu BosenavulagiOakleigh ChargersTAC CupNext Generation Academy eligible (born in Fiji)
78Will HayesFootscrayVFL

Rookie elevations

Clubs were able to promote any player who was listed on their rookie list in 2018 to their 2019 primary playing list prior to the draft.

Table of rookie elevations
PlayerClubRef.
Josh Thomas[164]
Bailey Banfield[155]
Taylin Duman
Jack Henry[164]
Mark O'Connor
Darcy MacPherson[165]
Daniel Lloyd[164]
Conor Glass[150]
James Cousins
David Mirra
Corey Maynard[166]
Dan Houston[138]
Callum Moore[164]
Rowan Marshall[167]
Robbie Fox[164]
Billy Gowers[168]
Brad Lynch[169]

2019 rookie draft

Table of rookie draft selections
RoundPickPlayerClubRecruited fromNotes
ClubLeague
11Hugh GoddardAFL
2Michael RischitelliAFL
3Callum WilkieSANFL
4Ryan BastinacAFL
5Ethan HughesAFL
6Lachie YoungDandenong StingraysTAC Cup
7Kieran StrachanPort MelbourneVFL
8Tom JokVFL
9Tobin CoxSANFL
10Tom McKenzieNorthern KnightsTAC Cup
11Tom AtkinsVFL
12Durak TuckerWAFL
13Passed——
14Damon GreavesWAFL
15Kade ChandlerSANFL
16Jake AartsVFL
17Tim BroomheadAFL
18Harry EdwardsWAFL
219Tomas BuggAFL
20Jack LeslieAFL
21Jacob AllisonAFL
22Tobe WatsonWAFL
23Jordon SweetSANFL
24Paul HunterAFL
25Matt DeaAFL
26Cam HewettAFL
27Kyron HaydenAFL
28Harry ReynoldsSandringham DragonsTAC Cup
29Passed——
30Will GoldsOakleigh ChargersTAC Cup
31Passed——
32Jacob TownsendAFL
33Sam MurrayAFL
34Josh SmithAFL
335Passed——
36Brad ScheerAFL
37Ryan NyhuisAFL
38Passed——
39Jordon ButtsMurray BushrangersTAC Cup
40Passed——
41Tom WilkinsonSouthportNEAFL
42Kurt TippettAFLTippett retired on 22 January 2018, but was retained on Sydney's 2019 list due to a contractual settlement.[170]
43Tim MohrAFL
44Passed——
45Mabior CholAFL
46Passed——
347Harrison WiggAFL
48Passed——
49Will LangfordAFLLangford retired on 30 October 2018, but was retained on Hawthorn's 2019 list due to a contractual settlement.[171]
50Passed——
451Passed——
52Passed——

Category B rookie selections

Clubs were able to nominate category B rookies to join their club in 2019.

Table of Category B rookie selections
NameClubOriginNoteRef
Tom FullartonBrisbane Bullets (NBL)3-year non-registered player (basketball)[172]
James MaddenDublin GAAInternational selection (Ireland)[173]
Matthew OwiesSeattle Redhawks (NCAA)3-year non-registered player (basketball)[174]
Anton TohillDerry GAAInternational selection (Ireland)[175]
Mark KeaneCork GAAInternational selection (Ireland)
Jason CarterNext Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)[176]
Stefan OkunborKerry GAAInternational selection (Ireland)[177]
Blake SchlensogGeelong FalconsNext Generation Academy selection (Indigenous)[178]
Callum BrownDerry GAAInternational selection (Ireland)[179]
Austin BradtkeMelbourne Tigers (SEABL)3-year non-registered player (basketball)[180]
Guy WalkerMelbourne Renegades (BBL)3-year non-registered player (cricket)[181]
Red Óg MurphySligo GAAInternational selection (Ireland)[182]
Kai PudneyNext Generation Academy selection (Japanese descent)[183]
Martin FrederickNext Generation Academy selection (Sudanese descent)
Sam AlabakisLouisiana–Monroe Warhawks (NCAA)3-year non-registered player (basketball)[184]
Sam Wicks(NEAFL)NSW zone selection[185]
Patrick BinesMelbourne Tigers (SEABL)3-year non-registered player (basketball)[186]
Brodie RiachAltona Gators (Big V)3-year non-registered player (basketball)
Buku KhamisWestern JetsNext Generation Academy selection (born in Sudan)[187]

Pre-season supplemental selection period

Shortly before the National draft, the AFL introduced a new mechanism to allow clubs to sign certain eligible players direct to their Rookie List, rather than through the draft, provided the club had vacancies on their rookie list. Eligible players could be listed between December and March.[188]

PlayerClubRecruited fromNotesRef
ClubLeague
Matt CottrellDandenong StingraysTAC Cup[189]
Michael GibbonsVFL
Zac ClarkeWAFLPreviously listed with[188]
Sam FletcherDandenong StingraysTAC Cup[190]
Shane MumfordAFLRetired in 2017[188]
Ned ReevesBox Hill HawksVFL[191]
Corey WagnerCasey DemonsVFLPreviously listed with[192]
Jay LockhartCasey DemonsVFL[190]
Tom CampbellAFL[193]
Mav WellerAFL[194]
Sydney StackWAFL[195]
Jonathon MarshEast FremantleWAFLPreviously listed with[196]
Sam RoweAFL[190]
Hayden McLeanSouth AdelaideSANFL[197]
Keegan BrooksbySouth AdelaideSANFLPreviously listed with[198]

See also

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