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175 field terms starting with W, 23 with a full reference page. Each links to the Anvilfield guides where the term is used on the job.

w
Uniform pressure: total weight W divided by the footprint area A it bears onIn: Raised floor load rating testCable tray fill and copper takeoffCable pull planning and tension card
W / V / G / ST
Soil and waste, vent, gas, and storm drain; W also shown as SAN or SSIn: Plumbing isometric reading guide
w, h
Unit weight of the concrete in pcf and the full height of fresh concrete in the form in ft, which set the full-liquid-head capIn: Formwork, shoring, and reshoring
W-class
ASHRAE TC 9.9 facility water supply temperature class, W17 through W+, the number being the max supply temperature in degrees CelsiusIn: Direct-to-chip coolingLiquid cooling commissioningAI GPU rack readiness
w/c (or w/cm)
Mass of free water divided by mass of cementitious material; w/cm when supplementary cementitious materials are includedIn: Mix design and water-cement ratio
w/c (w/cm)
Mass of water divided by mass of cementitious material; the master variable for strength and permeabilityIn: Mix design and water-cement ratio
W/D or A/P ratio
Section factor, weight or area over heated perimeter, that drives the thickness; heavier members need lessIn: Structural fireproofing
W/ft
Watts per foot, the cable's heat output, matched to the pipe's heat lossIn: Pipe freeze protection field guide
w_c
Weight correction factor for three conductors in the conduit, often around 1.4 when they ride cradled in the bottom, and closer to 1.2 for a true triangular (trefoil) arrangementIn: Cable pull planning and tension card
WAGD
Waste anesthetic gas disposal, the system that scavenges exhaled anesthetic so it does not pool in the roomIn: Medical gas piping field guide
Wage determination (WD)
The official schedule of classifications and their base and fringe rates for a locality and construction typeIn: Certified payroll and prevailing wage
Waiver of subrogation
Giving up your carrier's right to recover from a third party it would otherwise pursueIn: Contractor insurance and bonding
Walk-in
An insulated box, cooler or freezer, built from foamed panels with a sealed door and vapor barrier, cooled by a unit cooler fed from a remote condensing unitIn: Commercial refrigeration field guide
Walking body voltage
Peak voltage a person builds walking the floor in their footwear; commonly held under 100 V peak per STM97.2In: ESD floor testing field guide
Walkway pad
A sacrificial wear surface adhered or welded to the membrane to protect it from foot traffic and toolsIn: Rooftop equipment supports and walkways
Wall saw / track saw
Track-mounted diamond blade for vertical and precise deep cutsIn: Concrete cutting and coring
Wall sleeve
The permanent steel box in the wall, standard 42 by 16 inches, that the chassis slides intoIn: PTAC and PTHP field guide
Wall tie
The corrosion-resistant anchor that ties a veneer back to its structural backupIn: Masonry construction
Wall tie / free-standing height
The engineered anchor tying the mast to the building, and the height the mast can stand before it needs the first tieIn: Mast-climbing work platform safety
Warm wall line
The inside face of the exterior wall, the line the eave ice barrier must extend pastIn: Ice dams and snow load
Warm-season grass
Turf adapted to southern climates that grows best at 80 to 95 degrees F and goes dormant after frostIn: Turfgrass selectionCommercial maintenance program
Warning line / designated area
A warning-line-bounded zone on a low-slope roof where infrequent, temporary work is allowed away from the edge without conventional protectionIn: Rooftop permanent fall protection
Warping
Often used the same as curling; some references reserve it for the moisture-gradient edge liftIn: Slab curling and warping control
Warranty claim
A request to the manufacturer to cover a part that failed under its warranty termIn: Warranty claim processing guideCallback and warranty tracking guide
Warranty reserve
Money set aside against the warranty cost a job is expected to generate later, so the cost is matched to the job instead of surprising a future month. Also called a warranty accrual. Treatment is the CPA's.In: Warranty reserve and cost management guide
Warranty rider
A written manufacturer approval keeping the watertight warranty in force with the array installedIn: Solar-ready roof provisions
Wash-water containment / reclaim
Capturing the runoff with drain covers, berms, and a vacuum, then reusing or disposing of it legallyIn: Pressure and soft washing
Washboarding
Regular corrugations from traffic on a dry, loose, poorly bound surface; also called corrugationIn: Aggregate base and gravel roads
Washout
The contained area for cleanout slurry and waste prime, kept out of storm drains and off-site soilIn: Concrete pumping and placement
Washout test
Washing a fresh sample to recover and weigh the fibers, confirming the dose in the loadIn: Fiber-reinforced concrete
Waste fitting
The cast hub built into a water closet carrier that the bowl discharges into and that connects to the branch or stackIn: Fixture carriers and supports guide
Waste heat recovery
Capturing the heat a data center would reject and putting it to use instead of dumping itIn: Data center waste heat reuse
Water balance / LSI
The Langelier Saturation Index from pH, temperature, alkalinity, calcium, CYA, and TDS; near 0 is balanced, high scales, low corrodesIn: Pool and spa mechanical systems
Water bond
A conductive surface in contact with the water, commonly at least 9 sq in, tied into the gridIn: Pool and spa bonding field guide
Water budget / seasonal adjust
A percentage that scales every zone's run time up or down by season; also a utility's annual gallon allocation for a siteIn: Smart irrigation field guide
Water closet
The plumbing trade name for a toilet, flushed by a gravity tank, a pressure-assist tank, or a flushometerIn: Fixtures and water efficiency
Water closet carrier
A floor-mounted carrier with the toilet's waste fitting built into the frame, the most common carrier on the jobIn: Fixture carriers and supports guide
Water delivery time
Time for water to reach the inspector's test connection, measured from when that connection is fully opened; commonly held to 60 seconds on qualifying systemsIn: Dry-pipe and pre-action trip test
Water hammer
The hydraulic shock from filling a system too fast, which can split a fitting or mainline at spring startupIn: Irrigation winterization and startupWater hammer arrestor guide
Water hammer arrestor
A sealed device with a permanent air or gas charge that absorbs the surge, listed to ASSE 1010 / PDI WH-201In: Water hammer arrestor guide
Water mist
A system of very fine water droplets that cool and locally smother with far less water than a sprinkler, governed by NFPA 750In: Data center fire suppression compared
Water mitigation
Emergency work of stopping the source, extracting, and drying to limit the loss before repairsIn: Water mitigation and drying guide
Water test / hose test
Reproducing a leak with controlled water, worked in small zones from low to highIn: Roof leak diagnosis
Water to cement ratio (w/c)
Mass of water over mass of cementitious material; low w/c mixes bleed less and crack plastically more easilyIn: Evaporation rate and plastic crackingConcrete slump test
Water vs wastewater treatment
Drinking-water treatment makes raw water safe to consume; wastewater treatment cleans used water before discharge to the environmentIn: Treatment plant systems field guide
Water well
A cased hole drilled to an aquifer, with a pump that lifts groundwater to the buildingIn: Water well drilling and well systems
Water-based stain (non-reactive)
Pigment in water or solvent that lodges in the pores for a wider, more uniform color, with no chemical reactionIn: Concrete coloring and staining
Water-cement ratio (w/c)
The mass of water to cement; lower means higher strength and lower permeabilityIn: Ready-mix ordering and delivery
Water-cement ratio (w/c, w/cm)
Weight of water to cementitious material, tight in pervious at roughly 0.27 to 0.34 per the mix designIn: Pervious concrete field guide
Water-powered backup
A backup that uses municipal water pressure through a venturi to pump the sump, no battery neededIn: Sump pump backup protection guide
Water-resistive barrier (WRB) / drainage plane
The lapped layer behind the siding, house wrap or felt, that drains water that gets past the cladding down and outIn: Siding installation
Waterfront permit
The federal, state, and local authorizations required to build in the water, including Army Corps and submerged-land approvalsIn: Boat dock and marina construction
Waterline tile / coping
The tile band set at the water level on the bond beam, and the coping cap on the pool edge that sheds water away and transitions to the deck across an expansion joint.In: Commercial pool construction
Waterlogged
A failed expansion tank whose bladder has ruptured, so water has filled the air side and there is no cushion leftIn: Thermal expansion tanks
Waterproofing
A treatment that resists water under hydrostatic pressure, typically a membraneIn: Below-grade waterproofing
Waterproofing / wall protection
The moisture barrier, air gap, drainage plane, and root barrier that keep constant water and roots off the building structureIn: Living wall and green wall systems
Waterproofing membrane / flood test
An ANSI A118.10 bonded sheet or liquid layer under tile in wet areas, proved by holding about 2 in of water in the pan for 24 hours before tiling.In: Ceramic and porcelain tile installation
WaterSense
The EPA efficiency label for irrigation controllers verified to save water, and the gate for most utility rebatesIn: Smart irrigation field guideFixtures and water efficiency
Waterside economizer
An economizer that makes cold water with the cooling tower and a plate-and-frame heat exchanger, chiller offIn: Data center free cooling and economizers
Waterside economizer / free cooling
Making chilled water with the cooling tower alone, chiller off or unloaded, when the wet-bulb is low enoughIn: Waterside economizer free cooling
Waterstop
A continuous barrier cast into or applied across a concrete joint to block waterIn: Waterstop field guideBelow-grade waterproofing
Watertight / hosedown
The Type 4 duty: keeps out splashing and hose-directed water, and is dust-tightIn: NEMA enclosure ratings
Watt density
Electric snow-melt load in watts per square foot, set by cable spacing and climateIn: Snow melt system field guide
Watts
Power a string or display draws; sum the watts on a run or circuit to find the loadIn: Commercial holiday lighting install
Wave equation
A model of the hammer, pile, and soil that relates blow count and stress to capacity, run in GRLWEAPIn: Driven pile foundations
Waviness index
ASTM E1486 measure of mid-wavelength deviation, 2 to 10 ft, that affects rolling ride and FF does not senseIn: Floor flatness and levelness
Wax ring
The seal between a toilet outlet and the closet flange; a failure leaks gas and water at the baseIn: Sewer gas odor field guide
Wax ring / gasket
The seal between the toilet bowl horn and the closet flange, compressed when the bowl is set and bolted downIn: Fixture rough-in and setting guide
WBGT
Wet bulb globe temperature, which adds sun, wind, and radiant heat, the measure NIOSH and ACGIH use for occupational heatIn: Heat illness prevention
WBS
Work breakdown structure: the job split into the activities you schedule, broken by area and operationIn: Construction scheduling field guide
WCR
Withstand and closing rating, the short-circuit current the switch can survive and close into, per UL 1008In: ATS commissioning field guide
WDM
Wavelength-division multiplexing, carrying several signals on one fiber by using different colors of lightIn: Optical circuit switch and photonics
Weaning
Stretching the watering interval and widening the wetted zone over time so the tree learns to find water on its ownIn: Tree establishment and aftercare
Wearing course
The surface gravel a road's tires ride on, dense-graded with clay binderIn: Aggregate base and gravel roads
WEEB
Washer for electrical equipment bonding; teeth bite the frame coating to bond the arrayIn: Rooftop solar mounting and racking
Weekly work plan / commitment
The week's set of reliable promises, made only to work whose constraints are clearedIn: Lean construction field guide
Weep / drained glazing pocket
Sill openings that drain water out of the glazing pocket so the IGU edge does not sit in standing waterIn: Glass replacement and glazing repair
Weep channel
A condensation gutter in the skylight frame that drains collected moisture to weep holes outsideIn: Skylight curb installation and flashing
Weep hole
The opening at the flashing line that drains the collected water back outIn: Masonry constructionHardscape drainage
Weep holes
Openings at liner level in a clamping drain that let water in the mortar bed drain outIn: Shower pan waterproofing guideFloor and trench drain installation guide
Weep screed
The metal base termination that drains water out and holds the cladding off the groundIn: Stucco and EIFS
Weir
The downstream lip of the trap where water spills over toward the drainIn: Plumbing traps and trap seal guideDWV venting and pipe sizing guide
Well disinfection
Shock chlorination of the well and plumbing after drilling or repair, followed by a confirming retestIn: Water well drilling and well systems
Well screen
The slotted intake in the aquifer that admits water and holds back sand, sized by slot to the formation or gravel packIn: Water well drilling and well systems
Wellpoint
A small-diameter, shallow well on a common header and vacuum pump, used in groups to draw down sandIn: Construction dewatering field guide
Wenner method
The four-pin soil resistivity test, where the reading reflects soil to about the pin spacingIn: Grounding system testing field guide
Western red cedar / grade
The standard cedar species; CSSB grades it No. 1 (Blue Label, clear heartwood, edge-grain), No. 2, and No. 3In: Wood shake and shingle roofing
Wet / damp / dry location
NEC location categories that decide the method and the conductorIn: Wiring methods and conduit types
Wet bulb
Temperature that reflects air moisture, used to read the split against humidityIn: Temperature split field guide
Wet bulb / dry bulb
Air temperatures with and without evaporative cooling; together they give humidity and the load input for a superheat chartIn: HVAC test instruments field guide
Wet chemical
The potassium-based liquid agent that saponifies and cools a grease fire; the system type UL 300 requires for cooking hazardsIn: Hood suppression semi-annual guide
Wet cleaning
Removing bonded residue with a chemistry matched to the residue and surface, after dry cleaningIn: Fire and smoke restoration field guide
Wet location
Underground, outdoor, or fillable raceway; requires a W-rated insulationIn: Conductor types and insulation
Wet mils
Thickness of a liquid membrane while wet, in thousandths of an inch, set by the makerIn: Shower pan waterproofing guide
Wet pipe
A sprinkler system charged with water at the heads, ready to flow on a fused head; the code baseline, avoided over live racksIn: Data center fire suppression compared
Wet pipe system
Pipe kept full of water; the head opens and water flows immediately; the default for heated spaceIn: Fire sprinkler system design guide
Wet screed
Striking off to wet reference pads or form edges by eye; cheap and least accurateIn: Laser screed and screeding methods
Wet smoke
Smeary, sticky residue from a slow, low-heat fire in plastics and synthetics, the hardest to cleanIn: Fire and smoke restoration field guide
Wet soot
Greasy, sticky residue from a slow, smoldering fire; wet-cleaned with a degreaser and mechanical actionIn: Fire and smoke damage restoration field guide
Wet stacking
Unburned fuel and soot building up in a diesel run too lightly to reach full combustion temperatureIn: Generator load bank testingLoad bank test acceptance criteria
Wet tap
Tapping a main under pressure with a sleeve, valve, and tapping machine, cutting and retaining a coupon without taking the main out of serviceIn: Water service and meter tap guide
Wet vent
A drain pipe, oversized so it never runs full, that also serves as the vent for downstream fixtures, common on bathroom groupsIn: Wet venting and common vent guideDWV venting and pipe sizing guide
Wet vs dry glazing
Sealing the glass with tape or sealant against the frame, versus holding it with compression gasketsIn: Glass replacement and glazing repair
Wet well
The tank that collects the incoming wastewater between pump cycles; its working volume is the storage between the pump-on and pump-off levelsIn: Sewage lift station field guide
Wet-bulb
The lowest temperature evaporation can reach, the floor the tower works against and the driver of free-cooling hoursIn: Waterside economizer free coolingAdiabatic and evaporative coolingCooling tower types and operationCooling tower commissioning
Wet-bulb depression
The gap between dry-bulb and wet-bulb; the cooling potential available to an evaporative systemIn: Evaporative cooling and swamp coolers
Wet-bulb temperature
The temperature air reaches when saturated by evaporation; the floor an evaporative cooler approaches but never beatsIn: Psychrometric chartEvaporative cooling and swamp coolersHumidity control field guide
Wet-film / dry-film mils
Wet film is thickness as applied; dry film is what remains after cure, the number the spec is written toIn: Traffic deck coating
Wet-mix / dry-mix
Water batched before the hose (wet) versus water added at the nozzle by the nozzleman (dry)In: Shotcrete and gunite field guide
Wet-rotor circulator
An inline circulator whose motor rotor spins in the pumped water, cooling and lubricating the bearings with no mechanical seal to leakIn: Hydronic pump install field guide
WFT
Wet film thickness in mils, the coating depth right after application, before it curesIn: Roof coating mils and yield
WFT / DFT
Wet film thickness, the gauge reading right after application, and dry film thickness, the cured depth the warranty is written toIn: Roof coating mils and yield
While-in-use cover
A weatherproof receptacle cover, the bubble cover, that stays weatherproof with a cord plugged inIn: Temporary power field guide
Whip
The flexible conduit branch drop from the panel to a receptacle at the rackIn: PDU and RPP commissioning
White space
The conditioned data hall where the IT racks and servers sitIn: White space and gray space field guide
White space / gray space
The conditioned data hall for IT gear, and the support area for the mechanical and electrical plantIn: Data center buildout phases
Whitetopping
A concrete overlay placed over existing asphalt, forming a composite pavementIn: Asphalt vs concrete pavement
Widowmaker
A dead, broken, or hung-up limb overhead that can drop when the tree is workedIn: Tree removal and stump grinding
Win rate / hit rate
Jobs won divided by jobs bid; also expressed as a bid-to-win ratio like 4-to-1In: Bid/no-bid and go/no-go decision
Wind bracing / flange brace
Rod or cable X-bracing that resists lateral load in braced bays, and the short angle that holds a frame flange from bucklingIn: Metal building erection
Wind clip
A metal clip at the tile nose or side that resists uplift, standard in coastal and high-wind workIn: Tile roof installation
Wind load
The force and overturning moment the wind puts on the sign's exposed area, the load that controls structural designIn: Electric sign installation
Wind rider
An add-on extending coverage to wind damage up to a stated speed, such as 55, 72, or 110 mphIn: Roof warranty types and NDL
Wind uplift
The lifting force wind exerts on the array and roof, worst at corners and perimeter, set by ASCE 7In: Solar-ready roof provisionsRooftop solar mounting and rackingSingle-ply attachment and wind
Wind uplift / lateral load
The upward pull and sideways push wind delivers; uplift lifts the structure, lateral load racks itIn: Pergola and shade structure guide
Window film
A thin polyester layer applied to existing glass to add solar control, safety, security, privacy, or graffiti resistanceIn: Commercial window film
Windrow
The continuous line of snow a plow casts to the side as it pushesIn: Snow and ice management
Windshield time
The non-billable hours a technician spends driving between jobsIn: Service dispatch and scheduling
Winter heating penalty
The small rise in heating energy from a reflective roof turning away weak winter sunIn: Cool roof reflectivity and energy
Winterizing
Shutting off, draining, and blowing out the water lines and protecting the trap so they do not freeze and split in a cold climateIn: Outdoor kitchen construction guide
WIP
Work in progress: tracks percent complete against percent billed on multi-period jobsIn: Job costing and profitability tracking
WIP (work-in-progress) schedule
A report of all open contracts showing contract value, costs, completion, earned revenue, and billingsIn: WIP report and over/under billing
WIP schedule
Work-in-progress report comparing cost incurred and percent complete to billings, job by job, to show over/underbilling and fadeIn: Construction cash flow and WIP
Wire mesh / basket tray
Welded mesh tray, light and field-formed, the standard for LV, data, and fiberIn: Cable tray field guide
Wire saw
Diamond-beaded wire for thick, massive, or odd-shaped cuts a blade cannot reachIn: Concrete cutting and coring
Wireway
A covered metal or nonmetallic trough used as a raceway for many conductors, NEC Article 376 or 378In: Wireway and gutter field guide
Within sight (in sight from)
Visible and not more than 50 ft from the equipment, per the NEC definition; confirm against the adopted editionIn: Disconnect switch types and requirements
Withstand rating
Fault current the bus and structure can take, with short-time gear rated to hold it for an interval such as 30 cyclesIn: Distribution equipment guide
Witness / signoff
The independent person who attests a test happened as recorded, and the signature that closes an item; the inspect, witness, and accept chainIn: Proof packet assembly
Witness mark
A brittle paint stripe across a torqued fastener and its body that shows it was torqued and cracks if it later movesIn: Termination torque QA field guide
Witness point
An inspection the witnessing party is notified of and may attend; work may proceed if they do not, after noticeIn: Quality control and the ITPConstruction QA/QC program
WLL (working load limit)
The maximum load a sling or fitting is rated to carry, marked by the manufacturer, with the design factor already includedIn: Crane and rigging safety
WMA
Warm mix asphalt, the same mix produced and placed roughly 30 to 100°F cooler than hot mixIn: Warm mix asphalt (WMA)Asphalt mix types by layer
WMA / warm mix asphalt
Asphalt produced at a lower temperature using an additive or foaming processIn: Asphalt plant production
WOG / CWP
Water-oil-gas or cold working pressure, the maximum non-shock pressure at ambient temperatureIn: Plumbing valve types
Wood shake vs wood shingle
A shake is split, so it is thick, rough, and irregular; a shingle is sawn on both faces, so it is thinner, smooth, and uniformIn: Wood shake and shingle roofing
Wood-burning vs gas
Open wood fire with sparks and smoke, versus a controllable gas burner over rated mediaIn: Outdoor fire feature guide
Work in progress (WIP)
Cost put into a job that is not billed yet; underbilling ties up your cash inside the jobIn: Cash flow and forecasting field guide
Work letter
The lease exhibit that defines who builds and pays for what, the base-building scope, and the allowance termsIn: Tenant improvement fit-out
Work order (job ticket / service order)
The single record of one job from the call to final paymentIn: Work order management field guide
Worker tag (RFID / UWB)
The transponder a worker carries so a machine's antenna can detect them. RFID covers a broader range; ultra-wideband resolves position to the centimeter for tighter, tunable zones.In: Proximity warning and struck-by safety tech
Workforce development
Defining roles, training and certifying people, building hiring pipelines, transferring knowledge, and retaining the teamIn: Data center staffing and workforce
Working capital
Current assets minus current liabilities, the short-term cash strength a reviewer and a surety read most closelyIn: Subcontractor prequalification and bid listsCash flow and forecasting field guide
Working crack
A crack that opens and closes more than about 1/8 in with temperature, needing a flexible sealIn: Sealcoat and crack seal maintenance
Working distance
The distance from arc source to the worker's face and chest the incident energy is reported at; typically 18 to 36 in by gear typeIn: Arc flash study and labels
Working envelope
The range of reach, height, and angle the machine is rated to operate withinIn: Aerial lift and MEWP safety
Working space
The clear depth, width, and height the code reserves in front of gear worked on energized, for access and escapeIn: Working clearance (110.26)
Working time / flow life
The window after mixing to place and roll the material, often about 15 to 20 minutes at 70 degrees FIn: Self-leveling underlayment floor prep
Working vs non-working crack
A crack that opens and closes with temperature versus one that barely moves; sets seal vs fillIn: Asphalt distress and crack diagnosis
Workmanship warranty
Your promise that the install was done correctly. Covers your labor and your details, commonly for about a year, but your contract controls the scope and the term.In: Closeout and warranty managementWarranty reserve and cost management guideRoof warranty types and NDL
Workweek
A fixed, recurring seven-day period the employer sets, the basis for the FLSA 40-hour overtime thresholdIn: Field time tracking and labor hours
World Athletics certification
Class 1 or Class 2 testing and measurement that qualifies a track for sanctioned competitionIn: Running track surfacing
Woven vs nonwoven
Woven is high strength and low flow for separation and reinforcement; nonwoven is high flow for filtration and drainage.In: Geotextile separation fabric
WPS
Welding procedure specification, the recipe bounding process, filler, preheat, interpass, and parametersIn: Weld heat input and CWI acceptance
WPS / PQR
Welding procedure specification and the procedure qualification record that backs it, per ASME Section IXIn: Industrial process pipingData center structural QA
WQv
Water quality volume, the runoff the basin is sized to capture and treat, set by the local manual and permitIn: Detention and retention pondsBioretention and rain gardens
WRB / drainage plane
The water-resistive barrier and the gap behind the cladding that drains water down and outIn: Stucco and EIFS
WSFU
Water supply fixture unit, a dimensionless load value for a fixture, folding flow, duration, and frequency of useIn: Water supply pipe sizing guide
WSP
Working steam pressure, the separate lower rating for saturated steamIn: Plumbing valve types
WUCOLS
Water Use Classification of Landscape Species, the UC reference rating plant water use from very low to high by regionIn: Xeriscape and drought-tolerant design
WUE
Water usage effectiveness, water used per unit of IT energy, in liters per kilowatt-hour; lower is betterIn: Data center sustainability reportingData center water use and WUEData center PUE and energy efficiencyData center humidity control
WUE / PUE
Water usage effectiveness and power usage effectiveness; the water-versus-energy scorecard for data-center coolingIn: Evaporative cooling and swamp coolers
Wye (star, Y)
A connection with a common neutral point; line-to-line voltage is 1.732 times line-to-neutral, line current equals phase currentIn: Three-phase wye vs delta
Wythe
One unit thickness of a masonry wallIn: Masonry construction

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