Fastest Internet Providers of 2025: Avoid Slowdowns and Lag with These Picks

Fastest internet
Google Fiber
Google Fiber
4.9 out of 5 stars
4.9
Starts at$70/mo
  • pro
    Download speeds: Up to 8,000Mbps
  • pro
    Fastest internet provider
#2
Verizon
Verizon Fios Home Internet
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
Starts at$49.99/mo
  • pro
    Download speeds: Up to 2,300Mbps
  • pro
    Second-fastest internet provider
#3
Cox
Cox Internet
3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7
Starts at$9.95/mo
  • pro
    Download speeds: Up to 2,000Mbps
  • pro
    Third-fastest internet provider
#4
Xfinity
Xfinity Internet
3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7
Starts at$14.95/mo
  • pro
    Download speeds: Up to 2,000Mbps
  • pro
    Fourth-fastest internet provider
#5
Spectrum
Spectrum Internet®
3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9
Starts at$25/mo
  • pro
    Download speeds: Up to 1,000Mbps
  • pro
    Fifth-fastest internet provider
Brianne Sandorf
Jun 12, 2025
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Google Fiber is this year’s fastest internet provider, followed by Verizon Fios, Cox Internet, Xfinity Internet, and Spectrum Internet—according to proprietary data from the Reviews.org speed test.

The right internet speed can change your life. Ideally, you want an advertised internet speed of 300–500Mbps. However, your actual internet speed may not always be that fast. That’s okay as long as you can do what you need to do and are paying an affordable price for Wi-Fi.

The rankings in this piece are based solely on actual internet speed in Mbps. I averaged the speed of every provider with 10,000+ results on the Reviews.org speed test to determine the Mbps amount for every provider. Want to see how your internet measures up? Run our ping test—your personal speed results may end up lower or even higher.

In addition to analyzing speed-test data, I also spoke to several colleagues who have the internet providers featured here at home. And of course I gathered input from internet customers across the country to get more data points on how the fastest internet providers perform under real-life conditions.

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Google Fiber: Fastest internet provider

Google Fiber
Google Fiber
4.9 out of 5 stars
4.9
Prices
$70-$150
Speed and reliability
5/5
Dollar value
4.8/5
Customer experience
4.8/5

Our take: Google Internet is our best overall provider and for a good reason: It’s a great deal, and its speeds make Sonic the Hedgehog look like a joke. Just check out Google Fiber's own speed test results.

“My family is on the Google Fiber 1 Gig plan, and we love it,” says my colleague Kelly Huh. She and her husband live with his parents in Provo, Utah, and there are usually also visitors staying with her in-laws. “Even with 10 people in the house, I’ve never noticed it slow down or disconnect.”

Google Fiber is also a flat-out amazing deal. You don’t pay any extra fees for data, equipment, installation, or anything else. Everything is included in the blanket price, which starts at $70 for 1,000Mbps.

This service isn't available all over the U.S. yet; you can mostly find Google Fiber in big cities and technology havens. But those who have it—like Kelly—love it. Read our Google Fiber review.

How often does Google Fiber have outages?

The frequency of Google Fiber outages seems to be location specific. Some customers in Salt Lake City complain on Reddit of nearly daily outages, while others rarely have blips.

Google Fiber has an outage tracker for curious customers’ use.

What is Google Fiber customer service like?

Google Fiber customer service is quite good, according to my former coworker Tyler Abbott.

“All of my personal interactions with Google Fiber customer service have been surprisingly easy,” writes Tyler in his Google Fiber review. “I recently called Google Fiber (on a Tuesday morning) to test out their customer service … I talked to a real, easy-to-understand person within two minutes.”

How does Google Fiber connect to a house?

Google Fiber connects to houses through fiber-optic cables. (That’s why Google Fiber is considered a fiber-to-the-home [FTTH] provider.) Technicians prewire the cable to a box outside a house or apartment in a process called a “drop install.” Lastly, a fiber jack is added to the structure to connect the house to the fiber setup.

Google Fiber plans and prices

Plan
Price
Advertised download speed
Details
1 Gig$70/mo.*Up to 1000 Mbps
Core 1 Gig$70/mo.Up to 1000 Mbps
2 Gig$100/mo.*Up to 2000 Mbps
Home 3 Gig$100/mo.Up to 3000 Mbps
5 Gig$125/mo.Up to 5000 Mbps
8 Gig$150/mo.Up to 8000 Mbps
Edge 8 Gig$150/mo.Up to 8000 Mbps
* Plus taxes and fees. Upload/download speed and device streaming claims are based on maximum wired speeds. Actual Internet speeds are not guaranteed and may vary based on factors such as hardware and software limitations, latency, packet loss, etc.
Available in select markets only. Plus taxes and fees. Upload/download speed and device streaming claims are based on maximum wired speeds. Actual Internet speeds are not guaranteed and may vary based on factors such as hardware and software limitations, latency, packet loss, etc.

Verizon Fios: #2

Verizon
Verizon Fios
4.6 out of 5 stars
4.6
Prices
$49.99-$109.99
Speed and reliability
5/5
Dollar value
4.3/5
Customer experience
4.5/5

Our take: Verizon Fios isn’t fast enough to beat Google Fiber in Mario Kart, but based on its advertised speeds and impressive speed tests, it takes a solid second in our lineup.

“I regularly enjoy superfast speeds, which are essential for my personal and work activities,” says Verizon Fios customer Laviet Joaquin.

And speed isn’t all that Fios offers customers. It’s known to be quite reliable, and its $49.99 300Mbps fiber plan is a stellar deal. If you want to save even more money, you can combine Fios Internet with Verizon cell service for a significant internet discount.

Verizon Fios’s biggest drawback is that it’s available only on the East Coast. But those who are eligible can enjoy the rapid, no-fuss service. Read our Verizon Fios review.

Is Fios 300Mbps fast enough?

Yes, Verizon Fios 300Mbps is fast enough for most home internet needs (especially since it’s fiber). Only a small percentage of internet users, such as those who frequently send large media files, need faster service.

What is the cheapest Verizon Fios package?

The cheapest Verizon Fios package is the Fios 300 Mbps fiber plan. For $50 a month (with AutoPay), you get 300Mbps of swift fiber internet.

Does Verizon Fios have outages?

Yes, like all internet providers, Verizon Fios experiences some outages. However, there’s no reason to believe Fios has an unusually large number of outages—in fact, it seems to have fewer outages than some competitors. “I’ve never had to call them for an issue,” says Fios customer Thomas H.

Verizon Fios plans and prices

Plan
Price
Advertised download speed
Details
Fios 300 Mbps$49.99/mo. w/ AutoPayUp to 300 Mbps
Fios 500 Mbps$74.99/mo. w/ AutoPay^Up to 500 Mbps
Fios 1 Gig$89.99/mo. w/ AutoPay^Up to 940 Mbps
Fios 2 Gig$109.99/mo. w/ AutoPayUp to 2300 Mbps
Price per month with Auto Pay & without select 5G mobile plans.Consumer data usage is subject to the usage restrictions set forth in Verizon's terms of service; visit: https://www.verizon.com/support/customer-agreement/ for more information about 5G Home and LTE Home Internet or https://www.verizon.com/about/terms-conditions/verizon-customer-agreement for Fios internet.
^ Price per month with Auto Pay & without select 5G mobile plans. Consumer data usage is subject to the usage restrictions set forth in Verizon's terms of service; visit: https://www.verizon.com/support/customer-agreement/ for more information about 5G Home and LTE Home Internet or https://www.verizon.com/about/terms-conditions/verizon-customer-agreement for Fios internet.

Cox Internet: #3

Cox
Cox Internet
3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7
Prices
$9.95-$150
Speed and reliability
3.8/5
Dollar value
3.3/5
Customer experience
4/5

Our take: Cable internet provider Cox Internet takes the metaphorical bronze medal in internet speed, beating out most fiber providers. While its advertised speeds are slower than fiber providers like Google Fiber or Verizon Fios, its actual speeds keep up nicely.

“I never notice any problems with internet speed,” says Cox customer M. J. Stevens in San Diego.

“The speed seems fine most of the time unless all of our kids are home on their devices at once,” adds Lindsey Scotney, a Cox Internet customer in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Cox gets expensive—starting at $50 for 300Mbps, which is the internet service provider equivalent of highway robbery. 500Mbps, which I recommend for Cox customers, costs an eye-popping $80. But buyers do catch some breaks, like free Wi-Fi equipment for the first 14 months and no-cost self-installation. For more ways to save on your bill, check out our handy tips to lower your Cox internet bill. You may even be able to qualify for one of Cox's low-income internet packages, starting as low as $9.95 per month. Read our Cox Internet review.

What are the Cox Internet speeds in my area?

Cox’s internet speed plans are the same in all its service areas: 300–2,000Mbps.

What is Cox Internet customer service like?

Cox Internet customer service could use some improvement, according to customers. "The customer service representatives are a very mixed bag," says Audrey, a Cox Internet customer in Louisiana.

What is the price for a Go Super Fast package?

A Cox Internet Go Super Fast package costs $110 each month for 1,000Mbps. If that sounds too expensive, Cox offers less expensive plans.

Cox Internet plans and prices

Plan
Price
Advertised download speed
Details
Fast$50/mo.Up to 300 Mbps
Go Even Faster$80/mo.°Up to 500 Mbps
Go Super Fast$110/mo. for 24 mos.°Up to 1000 Mbps
Go Beyond Fast$150/mo. for 24 mos.°Up to 2000 Mbps
° Available in select markets only. No annual contract or cancellation fees.

Xfinity Internet: #4

Xfinity
Xfinity Internet
3.7 out of 5 stars
3.7
Prices
$14.95-$90
Speed and reliability
4/5
Dollar value
3.3/5
Customer experience
3.8/5

Our take: Xfinity Internet is available in 39 states—and it’s much faster than you would expect from a cable provider, netting itself fourth place in the lineup.

My colleague Jacob Scholl and his fiancée have had Xfinity Internet since moving into their home. The pair had a 300Mbps plan for working from home, streaming movies and TV, and surfing.

“In my living room, where our router is located, my speed test showed a reading of 341Mbps—which was surprisingly high,” says Jacob, although his Xfinity internet speed test results were lower in other parts of the house.

My editor Peter Holslin has a different Xfinity experience. He shares internet service with his landlord, who is “budget-conscious and settles for one of Xfinity's lower-tier packages.”

With that lower tier comes lower speeds. “My download speeds usually clock in at around 75–100Mbps,” says Peter, “but that's enough to handle work needs, Zoom calls, and streaming movies and shows on my TV, even when I split bandwidth with three others.”

Xfinity Internet includes automatic price hikes, which is annoying, but its wide availability makes it a great option for almost everyone. Plus, Xfinity always has a bunch of deals for internet, mobile, and entertainment. At Reviews.org, we even consider it the top internet provider for senior citizens. Read our Xfinity Internet review.

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What Xfinity Internet plans are near me?

The Xfinity Internet plans near you should mostly be the same, regardless of location. But if you live in a western state that Xfinity serves, you have the option of signing up for a Gigabit X2 plan, which provides up to 2,000Mbps.

How many Mbps should I have with Xfinity?

You should have at least 200Mbps with Xfinity, although I recommend the 600Mbps Fast plan for most households.

Why is Xfinity Internet not working?

Xfinity Internet might not work for a variety of reasons, including equipment issues, network-wide outages, or an out-of-date account.

Xfinity Internet plans and prices

Plan
Price
Advertised download speed
Details
Connect$19.99/mo.**Up to 150 Mbps
Connect More$35/mo.**Up to 400 Mbps
Fast$55/mo.††Up to 600 Mbps
Superfast$65/mo.††Up to 800 Mbps
Gigabit$65/mo.††Up to 1100 Mbps
Gigabit Extra$75/mo.††Up to 1300 Mbps
Gigabit X2$90/mo.‡‡Up to 2000 Mbps
** For 12 month, no term contract. Taxes and equipment not included. Incl. up to $10/mo. auto-pay & paperless bill discount.
†† For 12 month, no term contract. Taxes not included. Incl. up to $10/mo. auto-pay & paperless bill discount.
‡‡ For 12 month, no term contract. Taxes and equipment not included. Incl. up to $10/mo. auto-pay & paperless bill discount.

Spectrum Internet: #5

Spectrum
Spectrum Internet
3.9 out of 5 stars
3.9
Prices
$25-$70
Speed and reliability
4/5
Dollar value
3.8/5
Customer experience
4/5

Our take: Cable and fiber provider Spectrum Internet rounds out the lineup as the fifth-fastest internet provider with an average actual download speed of 216.73Mbps.

“Spectrum services have worked great for me, and the high-speed internet helps with my WFH job,” says Domonic H., a Spectrum customer who left a review at HighSpeedInternet.com.

Spectrum’s fiber locations are something of a mystery, and there’s no reliable way to check if you’re eligible for its fiber service except, perhaps, calling to sign up. But almost everyone can get Spectrum internet service of some kind—the network is that prolific. And although the service has automatic price hikes, the starting prices are such a bargain that it may be worth signing up now and canceling later. But also don't miss out on proven ways to cut costs on your Spectrum internet bill. Read our Spectrum Internet review.

Is Spectrum now owned by AT&T?

No, AT&T doesn’t own Spectrum. In the past, AT&T has purchased broadband spectrum to accommodate its network, but it hasn’t bought Spectrum Internet or Spectrum Mobile.

How fast is Spectrum Internet really?

Spectrum Internet’s average download speed is 216.73Mbps. Its average upload speed is 19.43Mbps.

How do I know if Spectrum is down in my area?

You can know if Spectrum is down in your area by opening the My Spectrum app and checking the outage alerts. If you aren’t a Spectrum customer, the app isn’t accessible to you.

Spectrum Internet plans and prices

Plan
Price
Advertised download speed
Details
Internet Premier$50/mo. 1 yr price guarantee^^Up to 500 Mbps
Internet GIG$70/mo. for 12 mos.°°Up to 1000 Mbps
^^ Limited time offer; subject to change; new residential customers only (no Spectrum services within past 30 days) and in good standing with Spectrum. Taxes and fees extra in select states. SPECTRUM INTERNET: Standard rates apply after promo period. Additional charge for installation. Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds (including wireless) vary and are not guaranteed. Services subject to all applicable service terms and conditions, subject to change. Not available in all areas. Restrictions apply.
°° Limited time offer; subject to change; new residential customers only (no Spectrum services within past 30 days) and in good standing with Spectrum. Taxes and fees extra in select states. SPECTRUM INTERNET: Standard rates apply after promo period. Additional charge for installation. Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds (including wireless) vary and are not guaranteed. Gig capable modem required for Gig speed. For a list of Gig capable modems, visit spectrum.net/modem. Services subject to all applicable service terms and conditions, subject to change. Not available in all areas. Restrictions apply.

Compare the fastest internet providers: Plans and prices

Provider
Prices
Advertised download speed
View plans
Google Fiber$70-$150*1000-8000 Mbps
Verizon$49.99-$109.99***300-2300 Mbps
Cox$9.95-$150†††100-2000 Mbps
Xfinity$14.95-$90‡‡‡75-2000 Mbps
Spectrum$25-$7050-1000 Mbps^^^
Offers and availability vary by location and are subject to change. Data verified as of the article's publication date.
* Plus taxes and fees. Upload/download speed and device streaming claims are based on maximum wired speeds. Actual Internet speeds are not guaranteed and may vary based on factors such as hardware and software limitations, latency, packet loss, etc.
*** Price per month with Auto Pay & without select 5G mobile plans. Fios plan prices include taxes & fees
††† Prices exclude taxes, surcharges, usage-based charges, certain equipment, and other fees or charges, which are subject to change.
‡‡‡ Pricing for some packages are for the first 12 months. Some packages require a 1- or 2-year contract.
^^^ Limited time offer; subject to change; valid to qualified residential customers who have not subscribed to any services within the previous 30 days and who have no outstanding obligation to Charter.

Google Fiber takes the cake when it comes to fast internet. It has some of the fastest advertised speeds—up to 8,000Mbps—plus the highest average actual download speed, 266.38Mbps. And if that’s not enough, Google Fiber is also one of the most cost-effective internet options—all fees and costs are included in one flat price, something that I wish I could also say about the other fastest providers.

Another fiber service, Verizon Fios, comes in second place with an average download speed of 250.84Mbps. Verizon Fios is reasonably priced and doesn’t force you to start with a full 1,000Mbps, something too many fiber providers are guilty of.

The other three providers are all cable or mostly-cable services, starting with Cox Internet. Cox’s average download speed is 242.63Mbps. While it’s not the cheapest—$50 for just 300Mbps—it clearly delivers, rather than just taking customers’ money and running.

Xfinity Internet ranks just under Cox Internet: Its average download speed is 242.61Mbps, just .02Mbps lower. Right or wrong, Xfinity Internet’s parent company Comcast gets a bad rap, but its internet service is actually decent most of the time, and it obviously doesn’t skimp on the speeds.

Spectrum Internet comes in fifth place with an average download speed of 216.73Mbps— still very fast but the slowest option on our fastest internet provider spectrum (ba-dum-tiss!). Spectrum is a good deal until its price hikes kick in, but its main benefit is its large service area in 41 out of 50 states.

Methodology: How we picked the fastest internet providers

The Reviews.org editorial team compiled this list of the fastest internet providers in the United States by selecting internet service providers with the highest average download speeds, according to millions of results from real users who ran our Broadband Internet Speed Test.

These results were sorted and analyzed by our data team, which collected information on user download speed, upload speed, latency, and what internet service provider speed test takers were using from 4,565,035 total speed tests taken during 9/1/2023–9/1/2024.

how we review products and services

After narrowing down results to internet providers with 10,000 or more tests and availability in more than five states, we determined the top five fastest internet providers based on the fastest average download speed. We chose download speed as the sole factor in our rankings because most internet activities are affected by download speed.

Although many internet providers advertise multi-gigabit internet speeds, our speed test data reflects actual speeds measured by our speed test. Our speed test results also aggregate both wired and wireless internet speeds, although a wired connection generally provides a faster download speed.

Honorable mentions: Other great fast internet providers

Although not every internet provider can be in the top five, that doesn’t mean there aren’t other fast options. Here are the six other internet providers that ranked on our list. (Since we only counted providers with 10,000 or results on our proprietary speed test, not every ISP ranked.)

ATT
AT&T Internet—Sixth-fastest option

Available across 21 states, AT&T Internet services (AT&T Fiber and AT&T Air) come in sixth—our speed test only specifies the brand, although most of the speed is likely due to AT&T Fiber, the faster service. Customers love AT&T’s speeds, especially the symmetrical download and upload speeds that come with the fiber. “My advertised speeds are 300Mbps download and upload speed, but they’re very often faster than that,” says customer Lauren Hannula. Read our AT&T Internet review.

Frontier
Frontier Internet—Seventh-fastest option

Frontier Internet’s fiber download speeds come in seventh place, but its upload speeds are number one at 184.64Mbps. (Yes, that even beats Google Fiber by 1.53Mbps!) So if you have a media-heavy career or hobby, Frontier fiber is a great choice.  However, not every Frontier location offers fiber, so it’s worth checking your local plans with a rep before you sign up. Read our Frontier Internet review.

Optimum
Optimum Internet—Eighth-fastest option

While our data shows that Optimum Internet’s average download speed is just over 200Mbps, its maximum fiber speed is 8,000Mbps. That’s impressive, rivaling even Google Fiber. Optimum’s reliability is less impressive, according to its customers, but, “They get the job done,” says customer Geoffrey Turbeville. Read our Optimum Internet review.

Kinetic by Windstream
Kinetic—Ninth-fastest option

Kinetic Fiber is only available in part of Kinetic's already limited customer service area, but despite being a small operation, it exceeds speed expectations. “The speeds are better than advertised,” one Kinetic Fiber customer shared with me over Reddit. Read our Kinetic Internet review.

Centurylink
CenturyLink—Tenth-fastest option

CenturyLink Internet holds its own by securing the tenth spot on our fastest internet providers list. “They are faster, cheaper, and more reliable than my previous cable internet,” says CenturyLink customer Bruce. A large portion of CenturyLink’s service is old-fashioned DSL, but even that is faster than typical, according to customer feedback. Read our CenturyLink Internet review.

Starlink
Starlink Internet—Eleventh-fastest option

Although its speeds dropped a little since our 2023 results, Starlink is still the fastest satellite provider you can get. Both its upload and download speeds outstrip Viasat and Hughesnet. Unfortunately, so do its equipment prices. But at least you’re getting more when you pay more. “One of the things I appreciate most about Starlink is the broadband-like speeds it offers,” says Jonas Zook, Jr., a Starlink customer in Pennsylvania. Read our Starlink Internet review.

What if I can’t get any of the internet providers on this list?

If none of our fastest providers are available where you live, don’t worry! Just aim to sign up with a fiber or cable internet provider that gives you speeds of 300Mbps or faster for a price that fits your budget. Home internet costs about $81 a month on average, but you can get decent Wi-Fi for less in many parts of the country.

You can also run a search with your zip code below to see what internet options are available in your area.

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Shopping for fast internet? Here’s what you need to know

When looking for fast internet, I recommend first considering internet types: Fiber, 5G, cable, satellite, or DSL. Fiber or cable tends to rank higher speedwise than other options, so it’s best to go with one of those if you can.

Definitely consider advertised speeds (the speeds that providers list on their plans). That gives you a good idea of what’s possible. But don’t forget to look at average actual speeds if they’re available—like the ones in our table below.

The speed rankings in this table are based solely on the download rate, which is the most important piece of the internet speed puzzle. We only ranked providers that we had 10,000+ results for, so some celebrated internet service providers aren’t on this list.

Ranking of the fastest internet providers

Provider
Ranking
Average actual download speed
Average actual upload speed
Google Fiber#1266.38Mbps183.11Mbps
Verizon#2250.84Mbps139.05Mbps
Cox#3242.63Mbps43.24Mbps
Xfinity#4242.61Mbps33.16Mbps
Spectrum#5216.73Mbps19.43Mbps
ATT#6213.61Mbps173.13Mbps
Frontier#7213.20Mbps184.64Mbps
Optimum#8205.88Mbps21.39Mbps
Windstream#9123.91Mbps103.38Mbps
Centurylink#10105.53Mbps97.36Mbps
Starlink#1192.65Mbps8.48Mbps

Fastest global internet speeds

Looking for the fastest Wi-Fi not just in the U.S. but in the world? According to World Population Review, the United States has the fifth-fastest internet of 2024, coming about 55Mbps below the top contender, the United Arab Emirates. Singapore, Hong Kong, and Chile all rank above the U.S. as well.

Interestingly, the United States median internet speed is 242.27Mbps. In other words, four out of our top five fastest ISPs in this piece have quicker average speeds than the U.S. median internet speed.

FAQ about the fastest internet providers

What is the fastest internet speed?

The fastest internet speed that ISPs currently offer is 8,000Mbps. However, most private residences need only a fraction of that.

Which US state has the fastest internet?

Connecticut is the U.S. state with the fastest internet, according to a 2023 report by HighSpeedInternet.com.

Which ISP has the fastest internet?

Google Fiber is the ISP with the fastest internet, according to data from our speed tests.

What network has the fastest internet speed?

Both Google Fiber and Optimum Internet have the fastest maximum internet speed: 8,000Mbps.

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After five years with Reviews.org, Brianne can and will tell you which internet or mobile provider you should sign up for. She’s talked with internet customers across the U.S. and beyond and addresses their real-life concerns in every piece she writes. Brianne also created the ratings system for the Reviews.org internet service provider reviews and wrote most of them. Brianne channels her lifelong interest in detective work by hunting for obscure, need-to-know information about internet service providers. She’s always learning so that she can pass her knowledge on to Reviews.org readers. Her writing and expertise have appeared in numerous other publications, including Move.org, Parents.com, and the Stanford student blog. Her work for Reviews.org is also cited in a research paper about smart home assistants titled “Expert-Generated Privacy Q&A Dataset for Conversational AI and User Study Insights.” Brianne is a homegrown Utahn who loves to travel and see new places. She graduated from Westminster College with a double major in honors and creative writing. After 20 years in a 8,000-person city, she now lives in Murray, a bustling metropolis of 50,000 where she and her husband raise their two little girls.

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