American Ninja Warrior (season 13)

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American Ninja Warrior
Season 13
Hosted byMatt Iseman
Akbar Gbaja-Biamila
Zuri Hall
No. of episodes12
Release
Original networkNBC
Original releaseMay 31 (2021-05-31) –
September 13, 2021 (2021-09-13)
Season chronology
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The thirteenth season of the American game show television series American Ninja Warrior premiered on May 31, 2021 on NBC. The season contain 12 episodes. A spin-off from the Japanese reality series Sasuke, it is hosted by Matt Iseman, Akbar Gbaja-Biamila, and Zuri Hall. Similarities between this season and the last one include the fact that filming took place in limited locations and there were no audiences during taping.[1]

The series was announced in November 2020, a few weeks after the previous season finished airing. Applications were officially being accepted that month.[2] The series was also a full season, as opposed to the shortened, 8-episode season seen in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Filming took place entirely in Tacoma, Washington and Los Angeles, California, with the national finals filming in Las Vegas.[1]

The age requirement for the season has been dropped from 19 to 15 years old. The competitors also included "family" teams of three, with at least one teenager 15 to 19 years old and each member competing on two obstacles. Filming for the season began in March 2021 and casting took place between November 22 to December 14, 2020.[1] The full cast of competitors was announced in January 2021.[3]

The season introduced "Split Decision", where ninjas get to choose one of two obstacles to do for the third obstacle in qualifying courses and the ninth obstacle in semifinal courses. In the National Finals, Split Decision occurred on the eighth and final obstacle of Stage One.[4]

Fifteen-year old Kaden Lebsack was Last Ninja Standing, narrowly missing out on the grand prize in the rope climb, winning the $100,000 first prize.

Obstacles[]

List of Season 13 Obstacles
Obstacles
Qualifiers #1 Shrinking Steps Overpass Domino Effect Tipping Point V Formation Warped Wall / Mega Wall N/A
Spinning Log
Qualifiers #2 Weight For It Broken Bridge
Burn Rubber
Qualifiers #3 Overpass Domino Effect Air Surfer Pretzel Twist
Spinning Log
Qualifiers #4 Double Down Log Runner
Block Run
Qualifiers #5 Log Runner Tilt-A-Whirl Sideways
Block Run
Semifinals #1 Lunatic Ledges Tilt-A-Whirl Spinning Bridge Wall to Wall Warped Wall Salmon Ladder Corkscrew Inverter Spider Trap
Tuning Forks
Semifinals #2 Double Twister Ring Chaser Padlock Inverter
Tuning Forks
Semifinals #3 Diamond Dash Drop Zone The Dungeon
Diving Boards
Semifinals #4 Lunatic Ledges Barrel Roll Crazy Clocks The Dungeon
Diving Boards
Stage 1 Slide Surfer Swinging Blades Double Dipper Jumping Spider Tire Run Warped Wall Dipping Birds High Road
Fly Hooks
Stage 2 Striding Steps Double Salmon Ladder V Formation Hammer Drop Epic Air Surfer Falling Shelves
Stage 3 Grip and Tip Stalactites Up For Grabs Ultimate Cliffhanger Pipe Dream Eyeglass Alley Flying Bar
Stage 4 Rope Climb

Bold indicates Split-Decision Obstacles. Completing the Mega Wall awarded $10,000 to the competitor.

Qualifiers[]

The qualifiers took place at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington.

Qualifiers #1[]

The first qualifying round featured three new obstacles: Overpass, Tipping Point, and V Formation, along with 'Split-Decision' (Domino Effect & Spinning Log). Notable ninjas running the course included NASCAR driver Jade Buford, two-time Olympic basketball gold medalist Ruthie Bolton, and 2008 Olympic gymnast Jonathan Horton was back for his 6th season.

This episode set a record for the fewest finishers in a qualifying episode, with only 5. Notable ninjas who did not advance were Mathis "Kid" Owhadi, Thomas Stillings, Barclay Stockett (who returned after missing season 12), Maggi Thorne, Jeri D’Aurelio, Casey Shuchocki, Nate Burkhalter, Quest O’Neal, John Loobey, and Ben Wilson.

Top 30 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Isaiah Thomas 02:16.67 Finished
2 Elijah Browning 02:19.19 Finished
3 Jody Avila 02:25.97 Finished
4 Vinnie Castranova 02:42.84 Finished
5 Jonathan Godbout 03:02.24 Finished
6 Nate Pardo V Formation
7 Daniel Gil V Formation
8 Christian Youst V Formation
9 Brian Burkhardt V Formation
10 Alex Blick V Formation
11 Caleb Dowden V Formation
12 Ryan Meeks V Formation
13 Isaiah Wakeham V Formation
14 Cole Verble V Formation
15 Isabella Wakeham V Formation
16 Josh Norton V Formation
17 Caleb Benson V Formation
18 Wade Loop V Formation
19 Karman Selby V Formation
20 Dan Wentworth V Formation
21 Bryan Billngmeier V Formation
22 Adam Naids V Formation
23 Jeremy Clark V Formation
24 Abel Gonzalez V Formation
25 Lindsay Eskildsen V Formation
26 Sam Sann V Formation
27 Sophie Shaft Tipping Point
28 Jonathan Horton Tipping Point
29 Jade Buford Tipping Point
30 Cory Torkelson Tipping Point
Top 5 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Isabella Wakeham V Formation
2 Lindsay Eskildsen V Formation
3 Sophie Shaft Tipping Point
4 Chynna Hart Domino Effect
5 Christie Brophy Domino Effect

Qualifiers #2[]

The second qualifying round featured the same course as the first qualifier, but with two new Split-Decision obstacles: Broken Bridge and Burn Rubber. Overpass was switched out with Weight For It from season 12. Notable ninjas running the course were former Olympic hurdler David "Crush" Payne and Alex Weber, the host of American Ninja Warrior: Crashing the Course award-winning web-series.

This was also the first time in the show's history where 5 women finished in the Top 30. Also, "The Weatherman" Joe Moravsky was the first to make it up the 18-foot Mega Wall this season.

Top 30 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Kaden Lebsack 01:49.09 Finished
2 Lucas Reale 02:02.89 Finished
3 Joe Moravsky 02:04.10 Finished
4 Josiah Pippel 02:53.76 Finished
5 Anthony Porter 03:01.48 Finished
6 Victor Chan 03:06.58 Finished
7 Dan Champagne 03:43.59 Finished
8 Julius Ferguson V Formation
9 True Becker V Formation
10 Mike Beadle V Formation
11 Lance Pekus V Formation
12 Michael Larlee V Formation
13 Cody Johnston V Formation
14 Ruben Arellano V Formation
15 Vincent Pane V Formation
16 Xavier Dantzler V Formation
17 Jason Grossman V Formation
18 Jonah Bonner V Formation
19 Zhanique Lovett V Formation
20 Will Schlageter V Formation
21 DC Banks V Formation
22 Jose Gomez V Formation
23 Sandy Zimmerman V Formation
24 Deren Perez V Formation
25 Francisco Barajas Tipping Point
26 Sophia Lavalee Tipping Point
27 Perry Madison Tipping Point
28 Brian Montagnese Tipping Point
29 Brittney Durant Tipping Point
30 Tiana Webberley Tipping Point
Top 5 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Zhanique Lovett V Formation
2 Sandy Zimmerman V Formation
3 Sophia Lavalee Tipping Point
4 Brittney Durant Tipping Point
5 Tiana Webberley Tipping Point

Qualifiers #3[]

In this episode, two new obstacles were introduced: Air Surfer and Pretzel Twist. Notable ninjas running the course were former Olympic speed skater K.C. Boutiette, freestyle motocross rider Zach DiPaolo, and former pro wakeboarder Austin Hair. Two rookies, 19-year-old Brett Hernandez Strong and 16-year-old Vance Walker (a two-time American Ninja Warrior Junior winner), both scaled the Mega Wall.

Notable ninjas who didn't advance were Grant McCartney ("Island Ninja"), Nick Hanson ("Eskimo Ninja"), one half of the "Towers of Power" Brandon Mears, who after falling on his fifth balance obstacle in the past five seasons, announced his possible retirement, Bootie Coothran, Grace Sims, and Michelle Warnky after falling in the 3rd obstacle.

Top 30 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 R.J. Roman 01:39.84 Finished
2 Amir Malik 01:51.11 Finished
3 Enzo Wilson 02:19.92 Finished
4 Owen Dyer 02:23.13 Finished
5 Kevin Carbone 02:33.09 Finished
6 Max Feinberg 02:35.42 Finished
7 Austin Hair 02:39.62 Finished
8 Brett Hernandez Strong 02:53.07 Finished
9 Dan Polizzi 03:04.96 Finished
10 Vance Walker 03:07.32 Finished
11 Brett Sims 03:37.52 Finished
12 Tyler Gillett 04:02.22 Finished
13 WeiWei Qin Pretzel Twist
14 Nico Gentry Pretzel Twist
15 Devin Harrelson Pretzel Twist
16 Kenny Tran Pretzel Twist
17 Shaq Leach Pretzel Twist
18 DeShawn Harris Pretzel Twist
19 Josh Wagg Pretzel Twist
20 Ben Whitlow Pretzel Twist
21 Josiah Singleton Pretzel Twist
22 Bob Reese Pretzel Twist
23 Brad Giles Pretzel Twist
24 Todd Bourgeois Pretzel Twist
25 KC Boutiette Pretzel Twist
26 Glenn Davis Pretzel Twist
27 Alyssa Varsalona Pretzel Twist
28 Charity LeBlanc Pretzel Twist
29 Tony Miles Pretzel Twist
30 Lenny Lopez Air Surfer
Top 5 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Alyssa Varsalona Pretzel Twist
2 Charity LeBlanc Pretzel Twist
3 Megan Budway Air Surfer
4 Cara Mack Air Surfer
5 Heather Weissinger Air Surfer

Qualifiers #4[]

Another new obstacle was introduced, called Double Down. Notable ninjas running the course were super-lightweight champion professional boxer Melissa St. Vil, former NFL player Andrew East (trained by his wife, Olympic gold-medal gymnast Shawn Johnson), and PLL lacrosse player Rob Pannell. However, schoolteacher Allyssa Beird was among the notable competitors who failed to advance to the semifinals.

With Lorin Ball absent for season 13,[5] veterans David Campbell and Brian Kretsch became the only two competitors to have appeared on every single season of American Ninja Warrior And Only The Second Time Five Women Who Made In The Leaderboard

Top 30 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jake Murray 01:47.20 Finished
2 Sean Bryan 01:54.38 Finished
3 Ethan Swanson 01:56.63 Finished
4 Nate Hansen 02:03.53 Finished
5 Matt Bradley 02:19.37 Finished
6 Caiden Madzelan 02:34.35 Finished
7 Jay Lewis 02:37.53 Finished
8 Jonah Munoz 02:46.35 Finished
9 Tage Herrington 03:11.82 Finished
10 Adam Rayl 03:21.44 Finished
11 David Campbell 04:30.12 Finished
12 Luke Dillon 04:45.00 Finished
13 Meagan Martin 05:56.49 Finished
14 Austin Gray Pretzel Twist
15 Devan Alexander Pretzel Twist
16 Addy Herman Pretzel Twist
17 Mike Wright Pretzel Twist
18 Chad Flexington Pretzel Twist
19 John Uga Pretzel Twist
20 Alex Begolly Pretzel Twist
21 Logan Kreglow Pretzel Twist
22 Abby Clark Pretzel Twist
23 Quinn Nguyen Pretzel Twist
24 Luciano Acuna Jr. Pretzel Twist
25 Anthony Eardley Pretzel Twist
26 Paul Fisher Pretzel Twist
27 Casey Rothschild Pretzel Twist
28 Judas Licciardello Pretzel Twist
29 Rachel Degutz Pretzel Twist
30 Brian Kretsch Pretzel Twist
Top 5 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Meagan Martin 05:56.49 Finished
2 Addy Herman Pretzel Twist
3 Abby Clark Pretzel Twist
4 Casey Rothschild Pretzel Twist
5 Rachel Degutz Pretzel Twist

Qualifiers #5[]

Another new obstacle was introduced, this one called Tilt-A-Whirl. Among the notable ninjas was former NFL quarterback Jake Heaps. Brian Beckstrand and his son, Kai (who previously competed on American Ninja Warrior Junior), became the first ever father-and-son duo to hit the buzzer in the qualifying round. The "Cat Daddy", Jackson Twait, made it up the Mega Wall. Jesse "Flex" Labreck joined Meagan Martin as one of only two women to hit a buzzer in the qualifying round this season. One competitor from this episode, Nick Hanson (who made it to Sideways), is a different Nick Hanson from the "Eskimo Ninja"; his nickname is the "Rugby Ninja".

Among the notable veteran ninjas not advancing to the semifinals was Labreck’s fiancé, Chris DiGangi, as well as Michael Torres.

Top 30 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Kai Beckstrand 01:36.83 Finished
2 Cal Plohoros 01:51.49 Finished
3 Tyler Yamauchi 01:53.17 Finished
4 Cam Baumgartner 01:55.19 Finished
5 Jackson Twait 01:57.59 Finished
6 Joe Meissner 01:58.66 Finished
7 Kyle Soderman 02:03.04 Finished
8 Hunter Guerard 02:04.83 Finished
9 Chris Behrends 02:11.04 Finished
10 John Mack 02:23.55 Finished
11 Eric Middleton 02:59.31 Finished
12 Sam Folsom 03:03.63 Finished
13 Mike Silenzi 03:15.54 Finished
14 Philip Scott 03:16.15 Finished
15 Brian Beckstrand 03:23.67 Finished
16 Joe Brown 03:43.52 Finished
17 Jesse Labreck 03:50.65 Finished
18 Jamie Rahn 04:03.15 Finished
19 Flip Rodriguez Sideways
20 Donovan Metoyer Sideways
21 Ben Martin Sideways
22 Nick Hanson Sideways
23 Sem Garay Sideways
24 Marquez Green Sideways
25 Roo Yori Sideways
26 Jason Barber Sideways
27 Andrew Stoinski Sideways
28 Marcelino Riley Sideways
29 Nathan Green Sideways
30 Kyle Schulze Sideways
Top 5 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jesse Labreck 03:50.65 Finished
2 Megan Rowe Sideways
3 Taylor Amann Sideways
4 Jamie Ross Sideways
5 Ava Colasanti Tilt-A-Whirl

Semifinals[]

The show moved to Los Angeles, California for the semifinals, which took place on the lot of Universal Studios Hollywood. The Power Tower returned here, where the top two finishers would face off for the chance to win a Safety Pass (which would allow for a do-over of stage 1 or 2 of the Finals if necessary). Contestants who won the Power Tower race are indicated in green.

Semifinals #1[]

Two new obstacles were introduced, the first of which was the 5th obstacle, called Wall to Wall. Split Decision was moved to the back half of the course as the 9th obstacle, and here, competitors had a choice between another new obstacle, an upper-body obstacle called the Inverter, or a balance obstacle, the Tuning Forks.

Top 15 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
WD Daniel Gil* 04:40.11 Finished
2 Brian Burkhardt 07:18.59 Finished
3 Max Feinberg 07:19.90 Finished
4 Abel Gonzalez 07:27.06 Finished
5 Owen Dyer Tuning Forks
6 Deren Perez Tuning Forks
7 Ryan Meeks Inverter
8 Isaiah Thomas Tuning Forks
9 Christian Youst Inverter
10 Elijah Browning Inverter
11 Isaiah Wakeham Inverter
12 Anthony Porter Inverter
13 Lance Pekus Inverter
14 Isabella Wakeham Inverter
15 Tiana Webberley Tuning Forks
16a* Jody Avila Wall To Wall
Top 3 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Isabella Wakeham Inverter
2 Tiana Webberley Tuning Forks
3 Zhanique Lovett Tilt-A-Whirl
  • *Following the taping of this episode, but before the Finals in Las Vegas, Daniel Gil withdrew as a result of a positive coronavirus test and was unable to participate in the finals. Jody Avila, the sixteenth place player, was added. Coincidentally, Avila won an unaired Power Tower in season 12 that did not air because of a federal investigation.[6]

Semifinals #2[]

Another new obstacle was introduced in the back half of the course, Padlock.

Top 15 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jay Lewis 03:54.05 Finished
2 Joe Moravsky 04:09.86 Finished
3 Kaden Lebsack 04:13.92 Finished
4 True Becker 04:44.29 Finished
5 Amir Malik 05:04.79 Finished
6 Dan Champagne Inverter
7 Rachel Degutz Tuning Forks
8 Jackson Twait Padlock
9 Chris Behrends Padlock
10 Brett Hernandez Strong Padlock
11 Caiden Madzelan Padlock
12 Lucas Reale Padlock
13 Nick Hanson Padlock
14 Alex Begolly Padlock
15 John Uga Padlock
Top 3 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Rachel Degutz Tuning Forks
2 Casey Rothschild Padlock
3 Cara Mack Padlock

Semifinals #3[]

Another new obstacle was introduced, Drop Zone.

Top 15 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Vance Walker 04:17.90 Finished
2 Josiah Pippel 05:26.21 Finished
3 Sean Bryan 05:57.15 Finished
4 Jonathan Godbout 06:15.12 Finished
5 Brett Sims 06:27.26 Finished
6 Adam Rayl 06:31.46 Finished
7 R.J. Roman Diving Boards
8 Tyler Gillett Diving Boards
9 Nate Pardo Diving Boards
10 Kevin Carbone Padlock
11 Tage Herrington Padlock
12 Enzo DeFerrari Wilson Padlock
13 Francisco Barajas Padlock
14 DeShawn Harris Padlock
15 Bob Reese Padlock
Top 3 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Megan Rowe Padlock
2 Meagan Martin Padlock
3 Brittney Durant Drop Zone

Semifinals #4[]

Top 15 Competitors
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jake Murray 03:34.39 Finished
2 Austin Gray 03:50.92 Finished
3 Cam Baumgartner 04:12.43 Finished
4 Kyle Soderman 04:28.25 Finished
5 Kai Beckstrand 04:56.17 Finished
6 Hunter Guerard 05:06.99 Finished
7 Nate Hansen 05:13.20 Finished
8 Tyler Yamauchi 05:17.36 Finished
9 Matt Bradley 05:18.15 Finished
10 Eric Middleton 05:27.40 Finished
11 Mike Silenzi 06:15.99 Finished
12 Jesse Labreck 06:44.85 Finished
13 Devan Alexander The Dungeon
14 Donovan Metoyer Diving Boards
15 Jamie Rahn Diving Boards
Top 3 Women
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jesse Labreck 06:44.85 Finished
2 Ava Colasanti Drop Zone
3 Heather Weissinger Drop Zone

National Finals[]

National Finals[]

Stage 1
Rank Competitor Time Furthest Obstacle
1 Jake Murray 01:30.62 Finished
2 Kyle Soderman 02:03.96 Finished
3 Isaiah Thomas 02:13.88 Finished
4 Kaden Lebsack 02:13.95 Finished
5 Joe Moravsky 02:14.76 Finished
6 Tyler Gillett 02:19.10 Finished
7 Josiah Pippel 02:19.26 Finished
8 Tyler Yamauchi 02:19.34 Finished
9 Sean Bryan 02:19.59 Finished
10 Matt Bradley 02:20.48 Finished
11 Austin Gray 02:23.72 Finished
12 Brian Burkhardt 02:24.12 Finished
13 Vance Walker 02:24.18 Finished
14 Jesse Labreck 02:24.98 Finished
15 Kai Beckstrand 02:27.29 Finished
16 Tage Herrington 02:29.19 Finished
17 Isaiah Wakeham 02:30.50 Finished
18 Donovan Metoyer 02:30.72 Finished
19 Mike Silenzi 02:30.97 Finished
20 Kevin Carbone 02:32.38 Finished
21 Max Feinberg 02:35.97 Finished
22 Elijah Browning 02:36.48 Finished
23 Jonathan Godbout 02:36.62 Finished
24 Ryan Meeks 02:36.62 Finished
25 Enzo DeFerrari Wilson 02:42.64 Finished
26 Anthony Porter 02:43.13 Finished
27 Adam Rayl 02:44.90 Finished
Stage 2
Number Competitor Result Notes
1 Elijah Browning 6.Falling Shelves
2 Anthony Porter 4.Hammer Drop Digest.
3 Tage Herrington 5.Epic Air Surfer Digest.
4 Donovan Metoyer 1.Striding Steps
5 Vance Walker 2.Double Salmon Ladder Since he earned the Safety Pass in the Semi Finals he would be allowed a second attempt at Stage 2.
6 Tyler Gillett 2.Double Salmon Ladder Digest.
7 Kevin Carbone 5.Epic Air Surfer
8 Max Feinberg 4.Hammer Drop
9 Vance Walker Clear (3:24.72)
10 Isaiah Thomas 5.Epic Air Surfer
11 Adam Rayl 6.Falling Shelves
12 Sean Bryan 6.Falling Shelves Digest.
13 Enzo Wilson 3.V Formation
14 Tyler Yamauchi 4.Hammer Drop Digest.
15 Brian Burkhardt 2.Double Salmon Ladder Digest. Since he earned the Safety Pass in the Semi Finals he would be allowed a second attempt at Stage 2.
16 Austin Gray Clear (3:14.57)
17 Jonathan Godbout 4.Hammer Drop Digest.
18 Josiah Pippel 6.Falling Shelves
19 Joe Moravsky 1.Striding Steps
20 Matt Bradley 4.Hammer Drop Digest.
21 Isaiah Wakeham 2.Double Salmon Ladder Digest.
22 Ryan Meeks 5.Epic Air Surfer Digest.
23 Kyle Soderman Clear (3:23.84)
24 Mike Silenzi 6.Falling Shelves Digest.
25 Kai Beckstrand 1.Striding Steps Digest.
26 Jake Murray 6.Falling Shelves
27 Brian Burkhardt 5.Epic Air Surfer Digest.
28 Jesse Labreck 2.Double Salmon Ladder
29 Kaden Lebsack Clear (3:01.44)
Stage 3
Number Competitor Obstacle Notes
1 Vance Walker 6.Eyeglass Alley
2 Kyle Soderman 4.Ultimate Cliffhanger
3 Austin Gray 6.Eyeglass Alley
4 Kaden Lebsack Clear (7:06.10) Fifth competitor and first rookie in ANW history to clear Stage 3.
Stage 4
Number Competitor Result Notes
1 Kaden Lebsack 1.Rope Climb Time out, 70 ft up. $100,000 winner as Last Ninja Standing.

Ratings[]

Episode Air Date Timeslot (ET) Rating
(18–49) 		Viewers
(Millions)
1 Qualifiers #1 May 31, 2021 Monday 8:00 PM 0.5[7] 3.30[7]
2 Qualifiers #2 June 7, 2021 0.5[8] 3.17[8]
3 Qualifiers #3 June 21, 2021 Monday 9:00 PM 0.5[9] 2.93[9]
4 Qualifiers #4 June 28, 2021 Monday 8:00 PM 0.5[10] 3.25[10]
5 Qualifiers #5 July 12, 2021 0.5[11] 3.32[11]
6 Semifinals #1 July 19, 2021 0.5[12] 3.34[12]
7 Semifinals #2 August 9, 2021 3.45[13]
8 Semifinals #3 August 16, 2021 0.6[14] 3.54[14]
9 Semifinals #4 August 23, 2021 0.4[15] 3.20[15]
10 National Finals #1 August 30, 2021 0.5[16] 3.66[16]
11 National Finals #2 September 6, 2021 0.5[17] 3.19[17]
12 National Finals #3 September 13, 2021 0.5[18] 3.53[18]

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