20[th] February 2025 

## **Trustees Report for Period 1st April 2024 to 31 st December 2024** 

## **Administratve Informaton:** 

Birchington Baptist Church is situated in two premises, one in Crescent Road, the other in Station Road in the village of Birchington-on -Sea. 

Trustees: 

|Trustees:|||
|---|---|---|
|Reverend G. Watson – Minister|Appointed|September 2023|
|Mrs Jacolien de Geir – Secretary|Elected|22/01/2020|
|Mrs Mo Lawson – Treasurer|Elected|19/01/2022|
|Mrs Moira Burfut|Elected|15/05/2019|
|Mr Kevin Field|Elected|15/05/2019|
|Mr Don Sanders|Elected|04/08/2021|
|Mrs Claire Walker|Elected|02/10/2024|
|Mr Richard Walker|Elected|02/10/2024|



Following the AGM, held in October 2024, Mrs Bryan, Mrs Ebbs and Mrs Margrave stood down as trustees. We elected only two trustees to the team, these are Mr and Mrs Walker. 

Property Trustees Independent Examiner The Baptist Union Corporation Limited Mrs Jane Neame Baptist House 52 Ham Shades Lane 129 Broadway Whitstable Didcot Kent Oxfordshire CT5 1 NX OX1 8RT 

Bankers: Westwood Cross and Margate 

Birchington Baptist Church was founded in 1923 and is affiliated to the Baptist Union of Great Britain. The church is governed by its members, through regular church meetings, and administered by Deacons (Trustees) who are elected by the church members for periods of three years. 

**Operating as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation Charity #1198807** 




Trustees are usually appointed at an Annual General Meeting. To qualify, candidates must be asked their permission to be nominated and the nomination must be seconded. All this is done by the members of the church. To be successful in their election, each candidate must receive at least 66% of the votes cast. 

## **Charitable Objectves:** 

The aim of the church is to promote the Gospel of Jesus Christ both in Thanet and the world as a whole through the giving. For the most part this is financial. 

We therefore support the Baptist Ministry Society - World Mission, who have medical, agricultural and educational projects around the world, their Home Mission, which helps other Baptist churches around the UK to reach out to their local communities. 

We give regularly to the Tear Fund organisation who ensure that the financial aid required, in the immediate aftermath of a disaster, is given to those areas of the world in a timely manner. The church can confirm that they have referred to the guidance contained in the Charity Commission’s general guidance on public benefit when reviewing the churches aims and objectives, and in the planning of future activities. 

## **Actvites:** 

In order to achieve our aims of being relevant in the local community and giving support to our members and residents living in Birchington, we involve ourselves in numerous activities throughout the year. The aim is to show the love of Christ in both word and deed and to bring people closer to a relationship with Jesus as the living word. 

We continue to let our church buildings, following the guidelines at all times. 

## Storehouse foodbank: 

This facility has continued to grow and seems to be needed more now than it ever has. With the accompanying Open-door element, which provides a warm and comfortable space to enjoy a hot drink and biscuits, the outreach has expanded to allow people to just have a chat and, if they want, ask questions. 

The addition of fortnightly clinics, offered by Citizens Advice, is enabling more people to be able to access the advice they require, without the need to make expensive phone calls or journeys. 

## Warm Spot: 

This outreach facility came about during the beginning of the financial crisis. The initial aim was for it to run during the winter months and to be a warm space where people could come together and not have to worry, for a while, about being at home in the cold. It continues to offer this but has grown to be an all-year-round event where people come to play various board games, do puzzles 

**Operating as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation Charity #1198807** 




and generally socialise. Refreshments are offered as well as toasted sandwiches. This is another outreach event that has seen its numbers increase over time since its inception. Both of the above take place in our Station Road building. 

In our Crescent Road buildings, The Loft is held on Friday evenings. The aim being to provide a space for the 11years old to 18years old age groups to meet in a safe place with friends and to make new ones. They have the chance to learn about the Bible and ask any questions they may have. The evening is split into two, the first part being for year groups 7 to 8 and the second part for year groups 9 to 13. This runs during term time only, and is led by David Maidment with the help of a team of volunteers. 

On a fortnightly basis we host Hi-Kent who are an organisation that run hearing aid clinics and with the help of volunteers offer basic maintenance of peoples hearing aids and replacement batteries. It is another event that offers people the chance for a chat while enjoying refreshments and biscuits. 

Each summer, during the first two weeks of the school holidays, we take part, in various ways, in the Scripture Union beach mission which has now been running for over 130 years. 

In his previous church our minister had been involved with the Open the Book project, run by The Bible Society. This is an initiative to take the Bible into schools and tell the stories in a fun and easy to understand format. The wording of the stories has been agreed between Ofsted and 

representatives of a number of faiths. Due to a lack of presence, not just in our immediate area but in the county as a whole, a small group of volunteers was gathered together to start the initiative in our local schools. At present schools have been a little reticent about the project, but the volunteers are raring to go anytime they are needed. 

Throughout the year we support events organised by the Parish Council, either by opening our buildings or providing volunteers to help run these activities. 

## **Achievements and Performance:** 

With the appointment of a new Minister, we continued to focus on the activities and worship programmes we had in place while he made himself familiar with his new congregation, got to grips with his responsibilities and observed the way our church worked. We continued to use the gifts of our congregation together with contributions from the Minister. 

Many of our outreach programmes still kept going thanks to the commitment of the teams involved and the love for people and our Lord Jesus Christ. 

## **Financial Review:** 

**Operating as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation Charity #1198807** 




The financial support of the church, by those who attend its services, meant that it was able to continue to carry out its functions and achieve its objectives. Many had changed to making their gifts by standing order which has made it easier for all concerned. 

No outside appeal has had to be made for the church to continue and it has been able to meet its commitments to other charitable organisations. 

## **The General Fund:** 

As the name implies, this covers the day-to-day finances of the church and continues to be sufficient for the church’s needs, at present. 

The church is dependent on its volunteers, and those of other churches and those from non-church backgrounds, who help to keep its clubs and groups functioning. The Minister, part-time cleaner and part-time maintenance man are the only people salaried. 

We are very grateful, for all the contributions made to all the functions of the church, by these people over the past months. 

## **Property:** 

The Baptist Union of Great Britain and Ireland are the Property Trustees for the church buildings and the manse. 

The insured value of the Crescent Road buildings is £1,043,907, the Station Road building is £1,840,932 and the manse is insured for £390,736. In addition, the church has the use of a small car park and an adjacent room, Spurgeon’s Room, which are leased from Alvid Investment Co. Ltd. 

Due to the change in our financial status, alluded to in our previous report, the trustees decided to make a recommendation to sell the property at 31 Station Road and request, from the Baptist Union, a list of suitable surveyors to provide a quinquennial report for both of our church buildings. The reports would allow us to determine what, if any, works would be required and in turn obtain estimates which would ultimately guide the decision and help with budgeting. At the time of writing the situation is ongoing. 

## **Financial Risks Policy:** 

There is no specific risk policy, but the church would use the Reserve Fund if the income dropped to the extent that the Minister could not be paid from the General Fund. Both churches and the manse are insured against all normal risks, as well as public and products liability (£5,000,000), employer’s liability (£10,000,000), publisher’s indemnity (£100,000), property owner’s liability (£5,000,000) and personal accident injury liability for employees (£10,000,000). 

The policies are reviewed annually, but there is no provision for any damages not covered by the insurance policies. 

**Operating as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation Charity #1198807** 




**Operating as a Charitable Incorporated Organisation Charity #1198807** 



Hnandal Statemertforthe Yearvrtltd 31 Dtt•mlw2024
2023
202
2024
Recel
Weekty offerir
Gft Ald re£efved
Loftncuth hjnd d¢)￿tiOnS
Donationsfor BMS
Donationslor HMF
Donatlonslor Rlde and 5trfde
Donat10Tr5for birthdayxheme
Dlsaster Fund
Rents and torttnlxrtKJ*s for Ltseol wemts¢s
Le&a£¢es and dorwtions
Other Income
In¥esimerrt Income
62.651.29
9347.46
55,574.71
20.925
355.0)
195
I95.￿1
1,164.27
1.015.ts)
175.0)
1.194.Q)
130.C
1.3W.C#)
o.
230.Q)
&W.62
82CiI.ts)
7.69
-78.27
9).116.79
13,469.45
82.1A6.20
470.tsj
1,720.64
174,226
1693.45
3W45
5M58.27
Mln65try
Youth Fund
MSssioTh payments
Upkeep of church premlses
Ride and Strlde
Blrthday schom•
Admlntstratlon
Charlty ol the year
Manse expertdltur•
Stor•hcuv
Pantomlme cost after recelpts
Speclal 6￿Ing
39250.43
21.121.07
0.￿)
L152.Xl
3,161.35
8,410.CI)
31521.14
27A77.98
om
OA
796.IXI
I,S85.C
5918.36
8,639.23
7544.09
45.￿1]3
o.(
4￿.f￿)
IA20.LXI
ox
7.852.50
1,570.C
15.952.35
84,234.22
103,740.51
Net rece1ptsllpaymer￿)1orthtvtaT
Transfer LoftThouth Fund
Transfers BMS Funds
Transfer Special appe•l fvr
Transfer Rideand Stride
Transfer 8irthday Stheme Fur￿1
Ba13nce broughtforw•r
Balance fortheyear
SW257
210_27
om
4.184A15
-21027
o)
70.485.53
-3,154.77
-10.894.08
3,154.77
6.5Q).LXI
398.(
.747.50
92,633.51
98￿.85
747.50
l￿3.87
.1170.95
31.W2.75
92,633.51
3.043.
1,803.87

Blrchln8ton Baptlst Churth
Notes to the accounts
Year ended 31 December 2024
2024
2023
Weekl Offerin
Loose Cash
Standing Orders and Envelopes
5.867AS
56,783.44
62,651.29
2.544.94
53,029.77
55,574.71
Mini
Minister: Salary. peTh$￿￿. Nl. Ministerfs
expenses,
Vlsiting preachers
Outreach
Extraordinary outgoin8
38.&)6.93
2￿.(M?
243.50
16,871.49
2,778.39
621.19
850.00
21,121.07
£39.250.43
of Church
remi
Cleanin8 salary and Cleani￿ materials
Ga5 and electricity
Water costs
Insurance
Repairs and equipment servicing
Maintenance salary
Equipment and related costs
4.151.06
9.628.54
IAIO.60
2,979.70
7,042.30
5,098.80
1,210.34
31,521.34
4,302.00
6,328.96
2,709.04
2.766.13
4,897.46
2.913.00
3,561.39
27,477.98
Administration
Telephone and broadband
Postage and Ststlonery
Bank charges
Hospitality
Sundries
Legal and Professlonal Fees
Licences and memberships
Equipment leaslng costs
SEBA
967.57
636.%
49.23
839.43
1,059.63
o.
1.714.22
562.32
89.
5,918.36
1,015.00
721.25
98.81
763.04
2.128.50
2,068.80
I￿3.83
0.00
8,639.23
Manse ex
enditure
Electricity and Gas
Water
Telephone
Courtcil Tax
Insurance
Servicing ir75pecknon5
Repairs
1.751.70
766.25
412.42
2.251.28
450.89
2,493.91
312.06
2.147.17
75.1)O
39.654.09
45,082.23
1,821.55
7,$44.09

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143.75
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16*3.45
I£93A5
r￿￿5

BirchiiWM Baptist Chutth
Statement of Assets and Uabllltles
Y&v ended 31 December 2024
24
Current accourrt
Barclays account
Lloyds account
Baptlsts Together GB057
Baptists Together N8￿5
Baptists Together TB120
0.00
82.646.53
11.798.1)J
17.438.98
24.950.98
136.834.49
80,869.74
11.535.14
16.714.62
24,395.09
133,514.59
Balances on the foll¢￿Ing funds
General Fund
Loftlyouth Fund
Rkle and Strlde
8irthday Fund
Dlsaster Fund
Storehouse
BMS Home Mlsslon
BMS World Mission
Speclal Appeals Fund
Charlty of the Year
BU 3 Month account
BU Trust Fund
98.306.85
I309.￿)
0.00
92,633.51
1,164.27
398.C
-747.50
1.796.60
0.00
813.75
-51.25
-1,570.Q)
526.60
o.c
0.0)
o.
4.￿6.55
15.747.61
24,950.98
136.834.49
15,747.61
23,329.60
133.514.59

BIRCHINGTON BAPTisf CHURCH
UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31" DECEMBER 2024

CHARITY COMMISSION
FOR ENGLAND ANO WALES
Independent examiner's report on the
accounts
Section A
Independent Examiner's Report
Report to th• tru•toesl
members of
Birchington Bapkn'st Church
On accounts for the year
dad
31 De￿rnber 2024
Charity no
(if any
Sot out on pagas
1- 4 (ONE to FOUR)
I report to the trustees on my examination of the accounts of the above
charrty (Ihe Trusf) for the year errtled 31 December 2024.
Ro$pon8lbllllle• and
ba818 of report
A8 the charrtys trustees, you are responsible for the preparation of the
accounts in accordance with requirements of the Charrties Act 2011
(?he Acr).
I report in re8pect of my examination of the Trust's accounts carried out
under section 145 of the 2011 Act and in Carrying out my examination, I
have followed all the applicable Directions given by the Charity Commission
under section 145{5)(b} of the Act.
Independent I have Completed my examinakn'on. l ¢onfinn that no material matters have
examlner's statement come to my attention in connection wtth the examination which gives me
cause to believe that in, any material resffj..
the accounting records were not kept in accordance with section 130
of the Chanties Ad.. or
the accounts did not accord wilh the axounting records; or
the accounts did not comply with the 8pplicabl8 requirements
conexming the f(Km and ￿ntent of accounts set out in the Charities
(Accounts and Reports) Regulations 2008 other than any requirement
that the accounts give a Ywe and fair, view 41fiich is not a matter
considered as part of an independent examination.
I have no concems and have come across no other matters in connection
with the examination to which attention should be drawn in this report in
order to enable a proper understanding of the accounts to be reached.
SIgn￿.
Date:
i*io ¥1 ac&5
Mrs Jane Neame
Relevant professlonal
qualification(sl or body
(Sf any):
Instituie of Chartered Accountants in England arKI Wales
Address:
Elders 52 Ham Shades Lane Vthitstable Kent CT5 1 NX

BIRCHINGTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Administrative Information:
Birchington Baptist Church is situated in two premises in Crescent Road and
Station Road in the village of Birchington.
Trustees:
Rev. G. Watson (Minister)
Appointed
September 2023
Mrs Jacolien de Gier (Secretsry)
Elected
22.01.20
Mrs Mo Lawson (Treasurer)
Elected
19.01.22
Mrs Claire Walker
Elerted
06.10.24
Mrs Moira Burfutt
Elected
15.05.19
Mr Kevin Field
Elected
15.05.19
Mr Rlchard Walker
Elected
06.10.24
Mr Don Sanders
Elected
04.08.21
Property Trustees
Independent Examlner:
The Baptist Union Corporation Limited
Baptist House
129 Broadway
Didcot Oxfordshire OXI 8RT
Mrs Jane C Neame
52 Ham Shades Lane
Whitstable Kent CT5 INZX
Bankers:
Ramsgate & Canterbury

Re
ort of the Trustees for the
ear ended 31 December 2024
Birchington Baptist Church was founded in 1923 and is affiliated to the Baptist
Union of Great Britsin. The Church is governed by the Church Meeting and
Administered by the Deacons (Trustees) who were elected by the Church
Meeting for periods of fouryears. However following the change in status to CIO,
the period is for three years. Nominations are proposed and seconded by
members of the church, and to be elerted the successful candidates must
receive 66% of the votes cast at the Annual General Meeting.
Charltable Objectlves:
The alm of any charity that the Church involves itself in is to promote the Gospel
of Jesus Christ both in Thanet and throughout the World, through giving. We
therefore support BMS (Baptist Missionary Society) World Mission, who have
medical. agricultural and educational projects around the world, and BMS Home
Mission, helping Baptist churches reach out into their local communities. There
is also a disasterfund which we are able to use to donate sums of moneyto areas
of the world hit by sudden disasters and in need of monetary help. We use the
Tearfund organisation's expertise to ensure our money gets to the right places in
a speedy manner. The Church confirms that they have referred to the guidance
contained in the Charity Commission's general guidance on public benefit when
reviewing the Church's aims and objectives. and in the planning of future
activities.
Artlvltles:
In order to achieve our aims of being relevant in the local community and giving
supportto our members and residents living in Birchington. we involve ourselves
in numerous activities. The aim is to show the love of Christ in both word and
deed and to bring people to a closer relationship with Jesus as the living word.
We continued to let Church buildings, following the guidelines at all times.

Storehouse foodbank:
This continued to grow in 2024, with the success of the Opendoor element, and
the development of the Friendship Group who combine fellowship, an interest
in crafts and fund raising for local charities.
Warm Spot:
Warm Spot came about on a weekly basis, aiming to be an outreach project as a
response to the financial crisis and was intended for families to come, have a
chat, ￿freShrnent, play games and a f￿e hot snack.
These both happen in our Station Road building.
In the Crescent Road buildings, The Loft is held on Friday evenings. The aim being
to provide a space for the Ilto18 year age groups to meet up in a safe place with
friends and to make new ones. They have the chance to learn about the Bible
and ask questlons. There are two sessions- 7 to 8 year groups and 9 to 13 year
groups. This runs during term time only, and is led by David Maidment and a
team of volunteers.
On a fortnightly basis Hi-Kent host a hearing aid clinic, where volunteers are able
to provide basic maintenance for peoples, hearing aids and batteries. We also
offer space to chat and enjoy some refreshments.
Every summer. duringthe first two weeks of the summer school holidays we take
part in Scripture Union Beach Mission.
Throughout the year we support events organised by the Parish Council either
by openingthe church buildings or providingvolunteers to participate in planned
activities.
Achlevements and Performance:
This was the first full year of being led by our new minister, Rev. Glyn Watson.
During this time, we continued to grow and develop ideas to lead us onward5 in
our quest to continue our outreach programmes. Our Sunday services now have
a small group of musicians and singer leading us through worship times. We
have welcomed several new members during the year. and 'our' first babe
arrived in September- JD.

Finanaal Review:
The financial support of the Church by those who attend its services meant that
it was able to carry out its functions and achieve its objectives. Many had
changed to making online payments, which is easier for them and Church. No
outside public appeal had to be made for funds. and we have continued to
donate money to both National and International Christian Organisations.
The General Fund
As the name implies, deals with the day-to-day finances of the Church and
continues to be sufficient for the Church's running costs.
The Church is dependent on its members who work in its clubs, etc. on a
voluntary basis. The Minister, a part-time cleaner and a part-time maintenan
person are the only people salaried. We are very grateful for all the work
everyone, paid and volunteers, have done in the work of the church over the
past year.
Property:
The Baptist Union of Great Britsin and Ireland are the Property Trustees for the
Church buildin8s and the Manse. The insured value of the Crescent Road church
is £1,098,892.(X) and the Station Road Building is £1,937,897.00. The manse is
insured for £463,883.00. In addition, the Church has use of a small car park and
adjacent "Spurgeon's Room" which are leased from Alvid Investment Co Ltd.
Flnancial Risks Pollcy:
There is no specific risk policy, but the Church would use the Reserve Fund if the
incorne dropped to the extent that the minister could not be paid frorn the
Generdl Fund. Both the Church and the Manse are insured against all normal
risks, as well as public and products liability {£5.000.(X)O). employer's liability
(£IO,000,000), Publisher's Indemnity (£IOO,000), Property Owner's liabilrty
(£5,000,000) and personal accident injury liability for employees {£lO,000,0001.
The policies are reviewed annually, butthere is no provision for any damages not
covered by the Insurance policies.

ststement of Flnandal Activlties:
This Statement includes income and expenditure accounts for the Church
organisations which have funds.
Signed on behalf of the Trustees {Deacons) of Birchington Baptist Church
Secretary:
Jacollen de Gler ......
Trustee:
Don Sanders
Trustee:
Kevln Fleld

BlrrhlTr8t￿ Bapllst Churth
Statsmerttortt*Y•at*th31 De¢•b•t21724
General Re(*lpts & PaymentsPAC￿1rt
02
2024
week￿OfferingS
fjlft Abd recel¥ed
LoftThouth fund donations
Donations for BMS
iknnaiions for HMF
r*)naiionsfor Rlde and s￿de
thJnatloDs for blrthday stheme
t4saster Fund
Rents and c4ntrit￿rtkJns for
Le8acles and donations
¢Jther
Investmem
62￿51.29
9347.46
55,574.71
20,925AI4
355.txl
195.(
195.(K*
1,164.27
1,015.C
175.l¥J
1.194.t)J
0.￿)
1,380.D)
8AJ98.62
82CQ.iXI
W7.69
-?8.27
,116.79
13A69.45
82.C66.20
47O.iXI
i.no.64
174.226A54
1693.45
3.6￿45
S.OS8.27
Mlnlstry
Youth Fund
MSssion payments
Upkeep ofthtsrth wemlsèj
Rlde •nd Strlde
Birthdty sth•m•
Administratlon
Charlty ol the year
Manse expend5tsJr•
Storehoys•
Pantomlme cost after recelpts
Soecl•l 6￿Ing
59250.43
21.121ffj7
o.(
L151.50
3.161.35
8AIO.OJ
31521.34
27.477.
o.
796.C#)
1,585.9)
5?1&36
8.639.23
45m2.23
430,0)
o.
1.420.C
o.
7A52.50
1.570.C(I
15.952.35
84234.22
103,740.51
Net recelptsllpayThentslftwtheytsr
Transfer LOftThO￿h Fund
Transfers BMS Ful￿S
Transfer Speclal appeal lund
Transfer Rideand Stride
Transler Birtmay Stherne FurKI
Balance brought lor*ard
Balance fortheyear
5M257
210.27
o.Ix)
-70.(rfJ
4.184.05
-21027
70,485.53
-3.154.77
-10,894.
3.154.77
6.50J.LIJ
70.
398.IXI
-747.50
92.633.51
98￿.85
ox
747.so
L803.87
-2.170.95
31.W2.75
92.633.51
3,043 18
1.803.87

8lrthlnglon Boptlst Churth
Notes to the accounts
Year ended 31 December 2024
2024
2023
eekl Offerln
Loose Cash
Standin8 Orders and Envelopes
5,867.85
56.783 44
62.651.29
2.544.94
53,029.77
55.574.71
Mini
Minister.. 5aiaryi pension, Nl, Mlnisterfs
expeflses.
Visiting preachers
Outreach
Extraordinary iJirt8oin8
co
38.806.93
2LKI.IXI
243.50
16.871.49
2.778.39
621.19
850.¢XI
21.121.07
£39,250.43
of Church
rernis
Cleaning salary and cleaning materials
Gas and elertricity
Water costs
Insurance
Repairs and equipment serv5clng
Malntenance salary
Equlpment and related costs
4.151.06
9,628.54
1,410.60
2.979.70
7,042.30
5.098.80
1.210.34
31,521.34
4,302.00
6,328.96
2.709.04
2,766.13
4,897.46
2.913.00
3.561.39
27,477.98
Administratii)n
Telephone and broadband
Postage and Stationery
Bank charges
Hospitality
Sundries
Legal and Profe55ional Fees
Licences and membership5
Equipment leasin8 costs
SEBA
967.57
636.96
49.23
839.43
1.059.63
1.015.00
721.25
98.81
763.04
2.128.50
2.068.80
1.843.83
L714.22
562.32
89.(M)
5,918.36
8.639.23
Manse ex
nditure
Electricity and Gas
Water
Telephone
Council Tax
Insurance
Servicing inspections
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Slatem•rt of Assets and Uabllllles
Year ended 31 DecembeT 2024
2024
Current account
Barclays account
Uoyds account
Bapt15ts Together GB057
8aptiSts Together NBC￿5
Baptlsts Together TB120
82.646.53
11.798.
17,438.98
24,950.98
136.834.49
80.869.74
11,535.14
16.714.62
24,395.09
133.514.59
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Loftlyouth Fund
Rlde and Stride
Birthday Fund
Dlsaster Fund
Storehouse
BMS Home Mi55ion
BMS World Mission
Special Appeals Fund
Charity of the Year
BU 3 Month account
BU Trust Fund
98.306.85
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92.633.51
1.164.27
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23.329.60
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