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Dead of Night - Spencer Reid

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Summary: Spencer stumbles upon a secret dark fantasy of reader’s and does everything he can to be the one to fulfill it.

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A/N: This is the first time I’ve ever written anything with themes like this so feedback is definitely appreciated. Not proofread cuz this is long and I’m tired ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I fully understand if the themes included in this are not for some of my regular readers and I encourage you to scroll if you’re not comfortable with any of the following warnings.

TW: perv!spencer, dom!spencer, mask kink, knife play, blood, dubcon, kind of cnc but it’s emphasized repeatedly that reader initiates and is in control of what is taking place, unprotected sex, penetration, creampie, degradation (slut), pet names (doll, angel) religious imagery, gun mention, std testing mention, fem + afab reader, soulmate talk

Rating: R, 18+

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You knew it was wrong, you’d seen just how easily Penelope was able to track someone down through their “anonymous” profile on websites just like this one, but your desires got the better of you, and you just had to try.

Your profile was nondescript, your age, a vague physical description of yourself, and a link to a meticulously detailed account of your wildest fantasies. After weeks of back and forth, chatting with a few equally nondescript profiles, you found the one that you really clicked with, the stranger you decided you’d let sneak into your window and do whatever he wanted with you. After an std panel and the agreement of your safe word, you decided to fully commit, sending this complete stranger your address and logging off for the night.

Even though you knew this was a stupid idea, you weren’t a complete idiot, you had plans in case anything went south, including placing your handgun in your bedside table for easy access if you, god-forbid, had to use it. Placing yourself in a high-risk situation was the whole point, and you couldn’t wait to see how it turned out.

You spent the remainder of your afternoon preparing, doing every grooming ritual you’d usually do before a date, but this time felt somehow more important. You didn’t even know what this guy looked like, and yet, you wanted to be the picture of beauty for him. It was silly, but you always pictured yourself the prettiest you’d ever been when you daydreamed about being ravaged by a stranger. You wanted to be completely irresistible in every way, and you were doing everything in your power to accomplish that.

As the sun finally set, your excitement levels began to rise, anxiously awaiting the arrival of your masked suitor. You opened the bedroom window just above your fire escape, the cool night air drawing goosebumps over your exposed skin, only a thin lace slip and matching panties adorning your frame. You crawled into bed, double checking your bedside drawer before pulling your comforter over your body, eagerly drifting off to sleep.

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Spencer had been keeping a secret, one that he did not want you to know about, until today. A few weeks ago he’d stayed late to finish up some paperwork for the last case you’d been on, when his pen ran out of ink just as he was about to sign off the last document. He walked to your empty desk, reaching across it to grab a pen from the cup next to your monitor, when his arm brushed against your mouse, causing your display to light up.

He knew he shouldn’t snoop, but curiosity got the best of him, scanning through the title of each tab open on your browser until a certain website caught his eye. He went against his better judgment and clicked the tab, his jaw dropping upon viewing your profile, and with it, the graphic description of your sexual proclivities. His brain immediately cemented that information in his mind’s eye, fit to torture him for days after the encounter.

He couldn’t stop picturing himself fulfilling all of those desires for you, having to excuse himself to the bathroom several times a day to take care of the bulge in his pants just from being around you. He eventually bit the bullet, creating his own profile on the website and messaging you as an “anonymous” suitor, beyond pleased when the two of you hit it off. He felt bad not telling you, but this was a means to an end that would surely leave you both satisfied, and the devious part of him won out this time.

He did everything you asked, getting tested so he could fuck you raw, he was apprehensive about the risks of a potential pregnancy even without the fear of std transmission, but the way you begged so beautifully in your messages for him to creampie you was more than enough to convince him. The moment he got your message with your address, he went out and purchased a mask to conceal his identity just like you asked, and anxiously waited for nightfall.

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The graze of fabric against your skin gently woke you as your bedding was pulled down off of your body, your mind clouded from the deep sleep you’d been sunk in seconds before. You rolled onto your back, starting to lift your head until a large hand clamped over your mouth, forcing your head back down onto your pillow. Your eyes widened, darting around the room before settling on the masked figure on top of you. You tried to scream against his palm, but the sound simply reverberated back against you, muffled by his strong grip.

His free hand made quick work of cutting off your slip, the thin fabric splitting easily against the blade of the knife in his grasp. You struggled underneath him, weakly pushing at his strong shoulders, feigning defense as the heartbeat in your cunt grew stronger by the second. You couldn’t believe this was actually happening, the adrenaline coursing through your veins making you feel almost high.

“Don’t fight it.” He hushed, holding the knife flush against your neck. You slowed your movements, settling for shifting your legs against his. He removed his hand from your mouth, freeing it up to gather your hands to pin them above your head as well as give you an opportunity to use your safe-word if need be.

He trailed the knife down your body, your chest heaving with shaky breaths as the blade scratched a small cut between your breasts, warm droplets of blood forming in it’s wake. He followed the curve of your body, leaving shallow kitten scratches until he reached your hip, using the tip of the knife to carve a heart into your skin. The sting of each movement set every nerve ending in your body on fire, the wetness pooling between your thighs increasing by the second.

He pressed his thumb to the wound, smearing the blood down to the waistband of your panties, using the digit to pull the fabric before letting it snap back against your skin. You gasped, your labored breaths growing more desperate as he brought the blade to slice the fabric, exposing your embarrassingly wet cunt.

“Look at how wet you are, you love this, don’t you?” The condescension in his tone felt almost half-hearted, and the more of his voice you heard, the more familiar he started to sound, but you couldn’t quite place why. You looked down at him, watching his every move as you tried to place him.

He set the knife on the bed, using his now free hand to yank his pants down, his hard cock slapping against his thigh. Your eyes went wide at his size, looking just long and thick enough to have you a little worried about being able to take him raw, but the thought of being stretched to your limits sent another wave of arousal straight to your core and helped quell that fear ever so slightly.

“If you don’t want this, just say the word.” His words dripped from his lips like honey, sickly sweet, and in that moment you had never felt more sure of your desire for anything in your life.

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Spencer wondered if the way he was feeling was akin to that of religious psychosis, so engulfed in your very being that he ought to worship at your altar for the rest of his life, fit to carry out any act you requested of him.

His brain kept your description of your fantasy scrolling in the back of his mind, catering to everything you had written to a T in hopes of making this a night you’d never forget. The only thing at the forefront of his thoughts, however, was the intoxicating sounds you made every time he gripped or marked your skin. Each note sought to pull his focus, threatening his plan as it tempted him to lose control all together. He couldn’t do that, his conscience too righteous in its goal to keep you as pleased as possible.

He took his time, marking you just the way you’d requested, his cock twitching with every whimper that flowed out of you until he finally reached your core, the lace of your underwear glistening under the moonlight cast through your open window from how wet you were. He wanted to sink fully into you without a care in the world, but he had to make sure this was absolutely what you wanted. He was, to your knowledge, a stranger after all, and the last thing he wanted was for you to be uncomfortable in any way.

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You frantically shook your head in acknowledgment, spreading your legs wider for him, ready for this tall stranger to finally be inside of you. Your eagerness spurred him on, a surge of confidence washing over him as he let go of your wrists, his large hands gripping your hips and pulling you further down the bed. He lifted your legs so your knees rested atop his shoulders, his rough movements making you gasp.

He brought his cock to your core, running the shaft through your slick folds before slapping the head against your clit a few times, the repeated hits making your hips jolt ever so slightly. He hummed low in the back of his throat, lining up his tip with your entrance before thrusting forward, bottoming out inside of you in one fell swoop.

“You’re so tight.” He grunted, one hand holding an iron grip on your thigh to hold your leg up, the other digging fingerprints into your hip. You gasped once more at the intrusion, feeling more full than ever before as he set a steady but unrelenting pace. Your gasp turned to crying moans, brows furrowed in awe at the way his cock stretched you so deliciously, prominent veins rubbing against the contours of your sensitive walls.

Each snap of his hips had his balls slapping against your ass, the lude sound mixing with his grunts and the wet squelching where your bodies met in the most intimate way, the decibel level in the room reaching an all-time high.

You bit your lip, trying to quiet yourself to at least somewhat lower the noise and not disturb your sleeping neighbors, but the absence of your desperate moans was not lost on him. His pace slowed, his left hand firmly gripping your chin to force you to look at his masked face. His eyes met yours through the thin slit in the dark fabric.

You knew those eyes, those big, soft brown irises, so comforting, yet darker than you recognized, pupils far more blown than you’d ever seen before. You knew him, but there was no way. Your mind must have been playing tricks on you, because there was no way that Spencer Reid would do anything this perverse, let alone with you.

“Louder, slut.” He squeezed your cheeks, forcing your lower lip out from under your bite.

“I-I’m not a slut.” You mumbled, barely above a whisper.

“Only a slut would leave her bedroom window open, practically begging a stranger to come in and fuck her.” This was far too brazen to be Spencer, you thought, a level of blunt confidence you’d never in a million years expect from him.

“I-I didn’t mean to.” You stuttered over your words, raising your voice in an attempt to half heartedly defend your actions.

“Well then, you should really be more careful next time.” He laughed, releasing his grip on your face before playfully slapping your cheek and increasing the pace of his thrusts, his now free hand finding your clit. His calloused thumb drew broad strokes over and over and over against your sensitive bundle of nerves, a knot tightening in your stomach as you drew closer and closer to your release. You turned your head, trying to bury your face in the pillow as you writhed underneath him, your body frantically looking for relief.

“Oh don’t be shy doll, let me see how much you’re enjoying this.” His tone was almost sing-song, clearly enjoying this just as much as you were. He pressed his body down closer to yours, almost pinning your thighs against your stomach, the change in angle forcing a borderline scream from your lungs, crying out strangled ‘uh’s with every stroke. You looked him in the eye, desperate to know if this deity above you could possibly be your nerdy coworker, and every interaction you’d had with him flashed before your eyes.

Every fleeting glance he took at your chest or your ass, the way he lingered behind you in the field, feeling his presence even when you couldn’t see him. You couldn’t think of a time he wasn’t around a corner when you turned it, always near whenever you needed his help on a case. You always secretly hoped he'd make a move sooner or later, but you never thought it would be anything like this.

He was omnipotent, knowing exactly how to make you feel things you’d never felt before, pushing your body to levels of pleasure you never thought possible. You thought you might disappear, your brain short-circuiting as you tried to make sense of everything, finally understanding why the French refer to orgasms as the little death.

Your walls fluttered around him, the sounds leaving you reduced to pathetic whimpers as your vocal chords grew strained.

“That’s it, cum on my cock, angel.” He groaned, his thrusts growing increasingly desperate. The pet name surprised you, but if he saw you as an angel, how fitting considering how godlike he felt to you in that moment. You could tell he was close, and if your orgasm was what would get him to cum inside you, then so be it. Your eyes glazed over, your hands clawing at his back as you chanted ‘fuck, fuck, fuck’ like a mantra, wave after wave of euphoria washing over every nerve in your body.

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Spencer was a man possessed, his primal urges leaving his mind completely uninhibited, so lost in your body that he thought he might need divine intervention to ever leave you.

He didn’t quite understand where the sudden dominant urge coursing through his veins had come from, but he didn’t care to dwell too much on the thought, content to fuck you into the mattress until you screamed his name.

He knew that wouldn’t happen, but he secretly hoped you’d realize who he was, wishing for nothing more than for you to want him for him. His heart felt like it may burst at the thought, the desire to be wanted as he was ever-lingering inside of it, that being the very motivation behind his lingering tendencies from the start.

As your heat contracted around him, he felt an embrace like no other, hoping the myth of twin flames to be true. If this connection wasn’t proof of it, how could he rationally explain anything? He knew the scientific reasoning behind it, but it didn’t feel like enough, such a finite explanation for a feeling so sempiternal.

He wondered if you felt the same way too, so lost in his every desire that he let himself dive into the delusion, using the pet name he wished he could call you every day for eternity.

Your chants and cries as you came set him free, his hips stuttering as he finally filled your aching cunt to the brim with his seed. He hovered above you, catching his breath, watching your expression soften as you rode out your orgasm, practically glowing.

When he finally snapped out of his lust-fueled haze, he fully remembered his role, pulling out of you and quickly scrambling to stand, fixing his pants and underwear. You had agreed to his departure after, and as badly as he wanted to hold you until you drifted off to sleep, he respected your wishes more than his wants. He walked to the window, lifting his leg to climb out of it when you cleared your throat, drawing his attention. He turned, seeing you sit up, hazy smile on your face.

“Thank you.” You sighed, and he gave a nod of acknowledgement before slipping out of the window and into the night.

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When you awoke, you had a couple minutes of doubt in which you thought the events of the night before had all been a dream, until you moved to get out of bed and winced at sting from the shallow marks adorning your body and the dull ache between your legs. You smiled to yourself, before looking at your phone and realizing what time it was. You were going to be late, and panic set in when you realized you’d have to go to work in the makeup you’d fallen asleep in last night.

You rushed out the door, checking your makeup in a compact mirror in your car, wiping a small bit of smudged mascara off of your brow bone before walking into work.

“Fun night?” Derek quipped as you walked through the doors, always the first to poke fun at your perceived escapades.

“You could say that.” You laughed, setting your handbag on your desk before joining the team to walk to the conference room.

“What happened?” Penelope asked, almost panicked, taking your arm in her hand and pointing to the only visible cut on your body.

“Oh that’s nothing, I just scraped my arm on my car door.” You reassured, smiling at her. As much as you loved your best friend, she didn’t need to know the truth of your little white lie.

“You should really be more careful next time.” Spencer’s voice came from behind you, his hand gently resting on your hip before squeezing right where the heart shaped cut from the night before was inlaid in your skin. His words reverberated in the space between your ears as your brain processed what he’d just said.

Realization hit you like a semi truck, your lips parting in shock. Your suspicions had been correct, and you almost wanted to turn around and kiss then interrogate him right there. You couldn’t do that though, having a full work day in front of both of you.

Now you just had to figure out a time and place to broach the subject with him without completely humiliating yourself.

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Top 10 Best Places to Get Blood Work Done in NYC (2024 Guide)

Getting your blood work done regularly is an important way to keep track of your overall health. Routinely going in to get your blood tested allows you to see how your health is changing over time and that can empower you to make good decisions about which additional diagnostic tests you may need and which treatments to pursue.

Ideally, you should get your blood checked at least once every year, but you may choose to have it done more often than that depending on your health status and your doctor’s recommendations.

What is checked in routine blood work?

Routine blood work often includes the following tests:

● A complete blood count

● Thyroid panel

● Blood chemistry panel (also known as the Basic Metabolic panel)

● Nutrient tests for B vitamin and iron levels

● Enzyme markers that may indicate that you’re at risk for certain diseases like cancer, stroke, celiac disease, or liver cirrhosis

● STD/Sexually Transmitted Diseases tests (these are especially important if you have multiple sexual partners or a new partner recently)

What should you do before a blood test?

Before a blood test, it’s best to fast for at least 8 to 12 hours. If you don’t fast before getting routine blood work done, everything that you eat and drink can disrupt the results and cause elevated levels of certain blood elements and reduced levels of others. By not eating for 8 to 12 hours before your blood test, you can ensure that your blood test results are free from confounding variables.

Fasting is especially important if you’re having any of the following blood tests done:

● Glucose tests

● Cholesterol tests

● Liver function tests

● Basic metabolic panel testing

● Kidney function tests

● Blood sugar tests

Expert Opinion on the Importance of Regular Blood Work

"As the Director of Patient Services at Prolife Home Care Agency, I’ve seen firsthand the immense value of regular blood work in maintaining health and preventing serious conditions. One case that stands out involved an elderly patient who had been feeling fatigued but attributed it to aging. After routine blood tests, we discovered she had severe anemia and early signs of kidney dysfunction, which could have easily gone unnoticed. Thanks to these early findings, we were able to adjust her treatment plan, improving her quality of life and preventing further complications. Regular blood tests provide invaluable insights into your health, helping to detect issues like nutrient deficiencies, infections, and even early-stage diseases. I always advise my patients that proactive monitoring through blood work is one of the most effective ways to stay on top of their health and catch potential problems early, often before symptoms arise."

Anna Klyauzova, Director of Patient Services at Prolife Home Care Agency

The Ten Best Blood Labs in NY

1.Elitra Health (5.0 Stars)

Elitra Health is a Mount-Sinai-affiliated medical facility and a leader in preventive healthcare and longevity. The facility was established in 2016.

Patients can receive any of the following diagnostic procedures during their visit:

● Intensive testing and evaluation

● Detailed medical history

● Complete physical exam

● Complete cardio-pulmonary exam

● Comprehensive blood profile and lab analysis

● Comprehensive review of the results

● Nutritional and lifestyle analysis

● Imaging services

● Fitness exam and analysis

● Women’s Health Exams

● Advanced testing options

● Physician consultation with healthcare recommendations to empower patients to achieve greater control over their healthcare options

● Early detection of Alzheimer’s Disease, cancer, neurological functioning, cardiovascular functioning, and more

The Elitra Health facility is located in a luxurious space appropriate for offering the world’s finest and most comprehensive medical assessment. The exam goes beyond the common annual physical workup, offering such an extensive and thorough evaluation of the patient’s health that at a normal clinic, patients would have to return for 6 different visits on 6 different days. The Elitra Exam, in contrast, is completely on-site, in a beautiful, immaculately clean, spa-like location, that takes only 4 to 6 hours.

Most patients rave about the customer service, the knowledgeable physicians, and detailed exam reports that are available at this facility, but some patients have had some scheduling problems that were eventually resolved by the front desk staff. Call to confirm your appointment in advance to avoid these issues.

Elitra Health is located just two blocks from the Park Place metro station. There is also on-street parking near the facility.

The cost of a full workup for the average patient is approximately $10,000.

2.Patient Service Center (5.0 Stars)

Patients report that the Patient Service Center is very conveniently located and they offer efficient service and care, getting patients in and out of the facility as quickly as possible. Blood draws are quick and painless.

There are a number of Patient Service Centers throughout the city and they vary in terms of their accessibility via public transportation. But because there are so many different locations to choose from, most patients can find a location that suits them.

Testing at Patient Service Centers are available to assess the following:

● 4KScore Prostate Exams

● Allergy testing

● Chronic fatigue testing

● Gastric distress exams

● COVID-19 testing

● Diabetes testing

● Heart disease testing

● Hepatitis testing

● Hereditary cancer testing

● Sexual health exams

● Zika virus exams

● Tuberculosis exams

Customers mostly report that the service they receive at these facilities is fast, efficient, and the customer service is excellent although each facility throughout the city has a different customer service reputation. Some locations report long wait times and poor experiences with the front desk staff. Locations also vary in terms of cleanliness and general maintenance.

In some cases, insurance will cover the cost of Patient Service Center exams. Financial assistance is available for some eligible patients who elect not to use their insurance. Tests are offered at reasonable prices so that average patients who don’t have health insurance can afford them.

3.RapidX Mobile Diagnostic Services (5.0 Stars)

RapidX has been providing mobile diagnostic services to medical facilities, home-bound patients, and nursing home residents since 2010. Customers say that the service provided by this company is fast and reliable.

RapidX is a mobile testing and diagnostic service so patients who are not able to go to a facility can order tests from their home. They are open 24 hours offering:

● Ultrasound imaging

● Diagnostic Imaging

● Portable x-rays

● Bloodwork

Both patients and doctors consistently give this company 5-star ratings with excellent reviews because they offer good customer service and front-door service at affordable prices. The cost of their services are rated as two dollar signs on Facebook.

4.SimonMed Imaging – Carnegie Hill (5.0 Stars)

SimonMed offers a comprehensive lineup of radiology and diagnostic services to patients in New York City and throughout the nation. SimonMed Imaging offers an elite clinical experience to patients and ultra-high quality care that includes the following service options:

● CT Scans

● Pet/CT Scans

● MRI

● Mammograms

● Bone Density Testing

● Ultrasounds

● Nuclear Medicine

● Fluoroscopy

● Interventional Radiology

● X-Rays

Patients report that the customer service at the Carnegie Hill location is excellent. It is easy to access this facility from the 77 Street subway station which is only a half a block away. There is on-street parking available outside. Customers say that the facility is clean and that the staff makes a concerted effort to make sure patients are comfortable during the procedures. Wait times are reasonable.

Pre-visit estimates are provided to patients based on their insurance provider. For individuals without insurance, a cash price is available. Out-of-pocket costs are typically much less through SimonMed than they would be through a hospital.

5.Raisler Testing Center / Northwell Health Labs (4.9 Stars)

Northwell Health Labs provides convenient blood work and clinical testing for patients throughout New York and Long Island. Customers report that the staff at these facilities are extremely friendly and professional and that lab results are accurate. Wait times are extremely reasonable and the facilities are clean and well-organized.

Northwell Health Labs offers numerous locations throughout the city so patients can drive or take public transportation to a location that’s most convenient for them.

Northwell Health Labs offers a variety of different assessments including:

● COVID-19 testing

● Blood tests

● Urine tests

● Bodily fluid tests

● Tissue tests

Fees for laboratory tests and blood work is reasonable and all major insurances are accepted. Patients can all pay in cash or with check or credit card. The exact cost of each procedure varies from patient-to-patient depending on whether they have insurance and the type of insurance they carry. If you have questions about the cost of treatment, contact the Northwell Health Labs offices directly for more exact information.

6.CityMD Urgent Care (4.2 Stars)

CityMD is noted by customers as an excellent blood test option for minor concerns that are time-sensitive, but not particularly serious. They can do x-rays, provide vaccinations, and basic physical exams but they don’t have a lot of sophisticated equipment. They offer basic lab tests with quick results in a clean facility with excellent customer service.

This is an UrgentCare facility with doctors on staff to perform very basic services. The front office staff is reportedly very organized and friendly. The cost of services depends on the type of insurance the patient carriers and the amount of coverage offered for each specific test.

CityMD offers a range of tests including:

● COVID – 19 testing

● Blood draws

● HIV testing

● Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) testing

● Influenza testing

● Mononucleosis testing

● Strep tests

● INR tests

● Pregnancy testing

● EKGs

● Urinanalysis

There are multiple CityMD locations throughout New York. Some facilities are located near parking while others are conveniently located near public transportation such as buses or trains. Choose a location that best meets your needs.

7.Lenco Diagnostic Laboratories (4.1 Stars)

Lenco labs works directly with customers as well as with healthcare facilities. They provide the following services:

● COVID-19 antibody testing

● COVID-19 PCR testing

● Allergy testing

● Bacteriology testing

● Chemistry

● Cytopathology

● Endocrinology

● Hematology

● Histopathology

● Immunology

● Parasite testing

● Toxicology

● Urine tests

● Tumor markers

Customers give Lenco excellent reviews for their precision, accuracy, safety protocols, and customer service. Representatives at Lenco reportedly work tirelessly on behalf of clients. They offer a phone app that’s easy to use and easy to read. Turnaround time is extremely fast.

Lenco offices are clean and well-maintained. Customers report that wait times are minimal. On street parking is available outside the facility. The Kings Highway metro station is located about 10 blocks away.

The cost of lab tests at Lenco Diagnostics is dependent on the following factors:

● Your insurance

● Your age – for ages 65 years and older, Medicare will not pay for certain tests

● Your healthcare provider’s agreement with Lenco

Contact Lenco Diagnostics Laboratory directly for more detailed pricing information.

8. Quest Diagnostics (3.9 Stars)

Quest Diagnostics offers the following testing services and medical procedures:

● Bloodwork

○ Blood type exam ($39)

○ Complete blood count ($29)

● General health exams

○ Basic Health Profile ($149)

● Women’s health exams

○ Pregnancy Test ($39)

● Men’s health exams ($199)

● Digestive health

○ Celiac / Gluten Intolerance exam ($119)

○ Seafood Allergy Panel ($149)

● Heart health

○ Cholesterol panel ($59)

● COVID-19 exams

○ COVID-19 Active Infection test ($119)

○ COVID-19 Antibody Test ($119)

● Infectious disease tests

○ Chickenpox / Shingles exam ($59)

○ Lyme Disease Test ($89)

● Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) tests ($199)

● Metabolic Exams

○ Comprehensive Metabolic Exam ($49)

○ Diabetes Management Exam ($69)

○ Diabetes Risk Exam ($99)

There are a variety of Quest Diagnostics facilities throughout New York City and each one receives different reviews in terms of customer service, accessibility of location, and overall ratings. This facility offers transparency in terms of pricing which is appreciated by customers, though some customers report that there are long wait times and special challenges that have presented themselves due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Customers report that the facilities are generally clean and the staff at the various locations in the city are friendly. Most customers can find a location that’s accessible to them either via public transportation or private vehicle.

Customers report that wait times are extremely reasonable at Labcorp and the staff is friendly and helpful. A number of patients report that they get into their appointments early, but a few patients reported wait times of 30 minutes or longer. Some patients have experienced miscommunications with the front office staff. Customer service is variable according to reviews, but the lab technicians are rated highly.

Some customers report that these facilities are not as clean as some of the other facilities on this list and the check-in process is sometimes disorganized.

Labcorp facilities are available throughout the city. Patients can choose the most conveniently located facility near public transportation or on-site parking lots that meets their needs.

Labcorp offers tests in the following categories:

● General health

○ Allergy Tests

○ Blood tests

● Women’s health

● Men’s health

● Digestive health

○ Amino Acid Tests

● Heart health

● Infectious disease

○ Parasite testing

○ Virology

● Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) testing

● Genetic testing

● Paternity Testing

The cost of tests at Labcorp vary depending on whether or not the patient has insurance or not and what type of insurance the patient has. For detailed information about Labcorp prices that are specific for your situation, you can contact them directly.

10. Enzo Clinical Labs (2.8 Stars)

Enzo Clinical Labs has several locations throughout New York so patients can choose the facility that’s most accessible to them. Patients report longer wait times at these facilities than at other laboratories in the city. The clinics are reportedly tidy, and the front staff is reasonably friendly but some of the technicians aren’t well-trained.

Enzo does not currently allow patients to self-order tests, but due to recently enacted legislation, the patients will be able to self-order a limited number of tests in the future. The cost of tests will depend on the patient’s insurance carrier, if they have one and which procedures are covered. The cost of Enzo tests varies depending on the type of insurance the patient carries.

Enzo offers a wide-array of different tests including:

● General health screenings

● Women’s health tests

● Pregnancy testing

● Men’s health tests

● Digestive health tests

● Nutritional deficiency testing

● Heart health

● Infectious disease

● Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) testing

● Genetic testing

● Drug testing

● Paternity Testing How to Choose the Right Lab

Choosing the right lab comes down to several factors:

Convenience: Consider the location and whether the lab offers walk-ins or requires appointments.

Pricing: If you don't have insurance, check for cash pricing or payment plans.

Services: If you need specialized tests, ensure the lab offers them.

Insurance Coverage: Verify if your insurance is accepted and if any pre-approvals are needed.

Conclusion

With a variety of top-tier labs to choose from in New York City, you can find the right place to get your blood work done based on your needs, location, and budget. Whether you need a quick walk-in test or a more comprehensive examination, the options listed here provide reliable and efficient services across the five boroughs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. How often should I get blood work done?

It is generally recommended to get routine blood work done at least once a year. However, depending on your health condition or any chronic illnesses, your doctor may recommend more frequent testing to monitor specific markers or conditions.

2. Do I need to fast before getting blood work?

Yes, fasting is often required before certain tests, such as cholesterol or glucose tests, to ensure accurate results. Typically, you should avoid food and drinks (except water) for 8-12 hours prior to your blood test. However, not all blood tests require fasting, so it’s important to check with your healthcare provider.

3. What can blood tests reveal about my health?

Blood tests can provide a wealth of information, including the status of your organs (kidney, liver), nutritional deficiencies (like iron or vitamin B12), hormone levels (thyroid), and cholesterol levels. They can also detect infections, monitor chronic conditions, and assess your overall risk for diseases like diabetes and heart disease.

4. Can I get blood work done without insurance?

Yes, many labs in NYC offer cash payment options for those without insurance. Prices for tests can vary, but some labs provide affordable rates or financial assistance programs to ensure accessibility.

5. How long does it take to get blood test results?

Turnaround times for blood test results can vary depending on the type of test and the lab. For routine blood work, results are often available within 1-3 days. Some specialized tests may take longer, but most labs offer online portals where you can access your results as soon as they’re ready.

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You should bring a valid ID, your insurance card (if applicable), and the test order from your doctor. If you’re paying out-of-pocket, inquire about payment options before your appointment. Some labs also recommend wearing loose-fitting clothing to make the blood draw process easier.

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The Importance of Regular Health Screenings

Routine health screenings are a crucial aspect of preventive healthcare that can significantly impact your well-being. These medical tests, conducted by doctors, aim to detect diseases and health conditions before noticeable signs or symptoms appear.

Health screenings encompass a variety of tests tailored to an individual's age, sex, and medical history. Routine screenings for adults can include everything from full-body inspections to checks for skin cancer and cholesterol levels to vision problems to STD tests to vaccines. Your screening needs may change as you age, and your doctor will recommend specific tests based on your health profile.

Certain screenings are gender-specific, such as PSA screenings for prostate cancer in men and mammograms or pap smears in women. Doctors may suggest genetic testing to assess your risk if you have a family history of certain conditions. Your doctor can help determine the appropriate tests for you and how often you should undergo them. For instance, adults may require blood pressure checks every two years, while women should start mammograms at age 50 and have them every two years.

Regular mental health screenings can detect signs of depression or other concerns, leading to timely support and treatment. Additionally, screenings help address hormonal imbalances. Talk to your doctor about your options for preventative screening to develop a program that's right for you.

The benefits of early detection through health screenings are numerous. First and foremost, early detection allows for prompt medical intervention, increasing the likelihood of successful treatment and better health outcomes. When you identify health conditions in their initial stages, treatment options are often more effective, leading to faster recovery and improved prognosis.

Additionally, routine screenings enable healthcare providers to monitor changes in your health over time, providing valuable insights into your well-being and allowing you to implement preventive measures. By detecting risk factors and potential health concerns early on, you can make lifestyle changes, adopt healthier habits, and reduce the risk of developing serious illnesses.

Screenings can also ease worries and provide peace of mind. Keeping tabs on your health in a preventative manner gives you the knowledge to manage your healthcare and make educated decisions.

It's important to note that while screenings offer significant benefits, they are not a guarantee against all diseases. Some conditions may not be preventable, but early detection can still lead to timely management, minimizing the impact on our health.

Choosing the right healthcare provider is essential to ensure you receive appropriate and timely screenings. If you don't have a doctor or nurse, take the time to research and select a trustworthy healthcare professional. A reliable provider will help you stay up-to-date with recommended screenings, provide accurate information about the risks and benefits of tests, and guide you in maintaining optimal health.

Making regular health screenings easier to manage is essential for proactive healthcare. Firstly, schedule reminders on your phone or calendar to ensure you never miss appointments. Collaborate with your doctor, discussing family health history and concerns to determine the proper screenings.

Before screenings, follow pre-screening instructions and bring the necessary documents. Understanding the benefits and risks is crucial, so ask your doctor for insights to make informed decisions. Involving a friend or family member can support and ease anxiety during screenings.

Staying positive is critical, as regular screenings are vital to maintaining good health. Adopting these tips into your healthcare routine makes managing screenings smoother, contributing to overall well-being.

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Top 10 iPhone 14 Pro Max Phone Cases for Ultimate Protection

Investing in a high-end smartphone like the iPhone 14 Pro Max means you'll want to ensure it stays protected from drops, scratches, and everyday wear and tear. A robust phone case can provide the ultimate protection while also enhancing the aesthetics of your device. Here are the top 10 iPhone 14 Pro Max phone cases that offer superior protection without compromising on style.

1. OtterBox Defender Series

Features:

Multi-layer defense with a solid inner shell and soft outer cover.

Port covers to keep out dust and debris.

Belt-clip holster that doubles as a kickstand for hands-free media viewing.

The OtterBox Defender Series is renowned for its rugged durability. This case offers maximum protection against drops, bumps, and dust, making it ideal for those with an active lifestyle or who work in demanding environments.

2. Spigen Tough Armor

Features:

Dual-layer structure with an impact-absorbing TPU interior and a hard PC exterior.

Integrated kickstand for hands-free viewing.

Certified MIL-STD 810G-516.6 protection against drops.

Spigen's Tough Armor case provides excellent protection while maintaining a slim profile. Its reinforced kickstand is perfect for watching videos on your iPhone 14 Pro Max without having to hold it.

3. Apple Leather Case with MagSafe

Features:

Made from specially tanned and finished leather that develops a natural patina over time.

Built-in magnets that align perfectly with iPhone 14 Pro Max for a seamless MagSafe experience.

Microfiber lining for added protection.

For those who prefer a more premium and elegant look, the Apple Leather Case with MagSafe offers both style and functionality. It not only looks great but also works seamlessly with MagSafe accessories.

4. UAG Monarch Series

Features:

Five-layer protection combining leather, metal hardware, and a polycarbonate shear plate.

Oversized tactile buttons and precise cutouts.

Meets military drop-test standards (MIL STD 810G 516.6).

The UAG Monarch Series case is designed for maximum protection and durability. Its rugged design is perfect for those who need top-notch defense against the toughest conditions.

5. Caseology Parallax

Features:

3D Hexa Cube design for improved grip and enhanced ergonomics.

Dual-layer protection with TPU and PC materials.

Raised bezels around the screen and camera for added protection.

Caseology's Parallax case combines style with protection, offering a unique 3D design that provides excellent grip and a modern look. It's a great option for those who want their case to stand out.

6. Speck Presidio Grip

Features:

Armor Cloud technology for drop protection up to 13 feet.

No-slip grip with raised rubber ridges.

Antimicrobial treatment to inhibit bacteria growth.

The Speck Presidio Grip case is perfect for those who need a secure grip on their phone. Its raised rubber ridges prevent slips, while the Armor Cloud technology ensures your device is protected from drops.

7. Nomad Rugged Case

Features:

Made with high-quality Horween leather that develops a rugged patina over time.

Shock-absorbing bumper for drop protection.

Compatible with MagSafe and wireless charging.

Nomad's Rugged Case combines the sophistication of leather with the durability needed for daily protection. It's ideal for those who want a case that ages beautifully and offers reliable defense.

8. Mous Limitless 4.0

Features:

AiroShock technology for superior drop protection.

Slim profile with a variety of real material backplates (wood, leather, carbon fiber).

Compatible with MagSafe.

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9. Tech21 Evo Max

Features:

Drop protection up to 20 feet.

Built-in holster and belt clip.

Advanced antimicrobial technology.

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Waterproof up to 33 feet.

Drop-proof up to 6.6 feet.

Integrated screen protector and lanyard attachment point.

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3/2/24

5:46 p.m

I just matched with a 41 year old woman on okcupid. I've been open on my profile about being trans. I hope she won't friendzone me. I'm glad she's older than me. She has kids. Which is a plus for me.

I'll be an awesome stay at home dad. I wish she was you Elise but either way hopefully she responds. I want to date a single mom and have kids. I want to be a family.

All these 24 years old don't know their ass from their elbow. Katie didn't know what she wanted. None of my past partners knew what they wanted...

I just want a family to stay at home with.

I'm not going to lie Elise. I'm still holding my breath for you. I'm still holding out hope. I suppose in 2 more years, you'll either be my friend or be single... I suppose if you're my soulmate and we are meant to be I'll either still be single or I'll have been in a few short term relationships that didn't work out. Sex wouldn't be a thing.. for at least 6 months to a year so short term would never add up to that.

I'm going to get tested for STDS this month bc of Katie. She doesn't have anything, she got tested before we made love and so did I but I'm a strong believer you should always get tested in between sexual partners so I might as well get it done so when I find my next partner I know I'm clean. I'll have to ask my next partner to get tested before we make love. It's an expectation for me.

She prob won't respond to me, but it's nice to know that older woman will consider me as that's what I want, someone who knows exactly what she wants. A quiet comfortable life.

Not to mention I want to be with a woman I can't lie. I'll be settling on a transguys. I find transmen and cis women equally as attractive physically but emotionally transguys are like a 1 out of 10 and a woman is a 100 out of 10. 10 being incredibly emotionally attractive.

Brayson is attractive but- I mean he is like 30. Idk he prob doesn't want to settle down being recently divorced and beyond that I'll never forget when he got drunk and started texting me, trying to come over and get pounded.... while he was married. They were never doing good... but I mean that's the thing. I have a variety of reasons for thinking brayson is going to be a bad idea.

That why i haven't acted. If he was willing to come over and have sex with me while he was married... drunk or not he cannot be trusted.

So yea hopefully she responds but I expect an unmatch.

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This Week in Rust 524

Hello and welcome to another issue of This Week in Rust! Rust is a programming language empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software. This is a weekly summary of its progress and community. Want something mentioned? Tag us at @ThisWeekInRust on Twitter or @ThisWeekinRust on mastodon.social, or send us a pull request. Want to get involved? We love contributions.

This Week in Rust is openly developed on GitHub and archives can be viewed at this-week-in-rust.org. If you find any errors in this week's issue, please submit a PR.

Updates from Rust Community

Project/Tooling Updates

Trippy (Network diagnostic tool) - 0.9.0 release

Observations/Thoughts

Rust temporary lifetimes and "super let"

Behind the Scenes of Rust String Formatting: format_args!()

Profiling Rust programs the easy way

Three problems of pinning

Rust std fs slower than Python!? No, it's hardware!

Leafpipe - Turning lots and lots of audio/visual into pretty stimuli

Why Type Safety is Important

Rust Walkthroughs

“Rustifying” serverless: Boost AWS Lambda performance with Rust - AWS re:Invent talk

[video] Speeding up Rust code with benchmarks and flamegraphs

Making a secure Axum route

Miscellaneous

Diverging Functions - functions that never return

Getting started with Loco, the one-person web framework for Rust

Building a Hypercube Interpolator (in Rust)

Embassy on ESP: GPIO

[video] Axum 0.6 to 0.7 in 5 quick steps

Crate of the Week

This week's crate is symbols, a utility to quickly create proc-macros to solidify database tables into enums enabling compile time foreign key checks.

Thanks to Marco Napetti for the self-suggestion!

Please submit your suggestions and votes for next week!

Call for Participation

Always wanted to contribute to open-source projects but did not know where to start? Every week we highlight some tasks from the Rust community for you to pick and get started!

Some of these tasks may also have mentors available, visit the task page for more information.

Ockam - Library - Validate CBOR structs according to the cddl schema for nodes/models misc

Ockam - Command - refactor to use typed interfaces to implement commands for nodes

Ockam - Library - Slim down the NodeManagerWorker for node / node status

zerocopy - Test the output of zerocopy-derive

zerocopy - Use cargo-semver-checks to make sure derive feature doesn't change API surface

zerocopy - Verify that all-jobs-succeeded CI job depends on all other jobs

Hyperswitch - Refactor - Nuvei - MCA metadata validation

Hyperswitch - Feature - Noon - Sync with Hyperswitch Reference

Hyperswitch - Feature - Payme - Sync with Hyperswitch Reference

Hyperswitch - Bug - MCA metadata deserialization failures should be 4xx

Hyperswitch - Feature - Zen - Sync with Hyperswitch Reference

If you are a Rust project owner and are looking for contributors, please submit tasks here.

Updates from the Rust Project

369 pull requests were merged in the last week

add -Zfunction-return={keep,thunk-extern} option

account for ! arm in tail match expr

add never_patterns feature gate

add pretty_terminator to pretty stable-mir

add an assume that the index is inbounds to slice::get_unchecked

rustc_span: Use correct edit distance start length for suggestions

added linker_arg(s) Linker trait methods for link-arg to be prefixed "-Wl," for cc-like linker args and not verbatim

allow setting rla labels via rustbot

avoid per-register closure expansions

generic_const_exprs: suggest to add the feature, not use it

change SwitchTarget representation in StableMIR

rustc_hir_typeck: Fix ICE when probing for non-ASCII function alternative

constProp: correctly remove const if unknown value assigned to it

coverage: skip spans that can't be un-expanded back to the function body

cut code size for feature hashing

detect Python-like slicing and suggest how to fix

detect and reject malformed repr(Rust) hints

dispose llvm::TargetMachines prior to llvm::Context being disposed

dont suggest ! for path in function call if it has generic args

eagerly return ExprKind::Err on yield/await in wrong coroutine context

effects: run enforce_context_effects for all method calls

explain a good reason for why LocalValue does not store the type of the local

fix ICE: fn_arg_names: unexpected item DefId(..)

fix PartialEq args when #[const_trait] is enabled

fix an ICE when a valtree failed to evaluate

fix parser ICE from attrs

fix the issue of suggesting unwrap/expect for shorthand field

give dev-friendly error message for incorrect config profiles

handle recursion limit for subtype and well-formed predicates

implement thread parking for xous

more targeted errors when extern types end up in places they should not

new solver: improve instrument annotations

on Fn arg mismatch for a fn path, suggest a closure

pass +forced-atomics feature for riscv32{i,im,imc}-unknown-none-elf

perform LTO optimisations with wasm-ld + -Clinker-plugin-lto

print list of missing target features when calling a function with target features outside an unsafe block

provide structured suggestion for type mismatch in loop

remove the memcpy-on-equal-ptrs assumption

replace once_cell::sync::OnceCell with std OnceLock

report errors in jobserver inherited through environment variables

restore #![no_builtins] crates participation in LTO

restrict what symbols can be used in #[diagnostic::on_unimplemented] format strings

rustc: harmonize DefKind and DefPathData

simplify indenting in THIR printing

tweak message on ADT with private fields building

tweak parsing recovery of enums, for exprs and match arm patterns

warn against using intrinsics that leave the scope of our memory model

add more information to StableMIR Instance

codegen, miri: fix computing the offset of an unsized field in a packed struct

miri: support 'promising' alignment for symbolic alignment check

miri: SIMD bitmasks: use 'round up to multiple of 8' rather than 'clamp to at least 8'

miri: add new SIMD intrinsics

miri: remove Stacked Borrows GC heuristics

also add is_empty to const raw slices

move exposed-provenance APIs into separate feature gate

stabilize C string literals

add substring API for OsStr

optimize str::iter::Chars::advance_by

add track_caller for arith ops

expand in-place iteration specialization to Flatten, FlatMap and ArrayChunks

cargo resolver: De-prioritize no-rust-version in MSRV resolver

cargo resolver: Remove unused public-deps error handling

cargo toml: Decouple logic from schema

cargo: add --public for cargo add

cargo: add more doc comments for gc changes

cargo: reorder --remap-path-prefix flags for -Zbuild-std

cargo: fixed uninstall a running binary failed on Windows

cargo: fixes error count display is different when there's only one error left

cargo: have cargo add --optional <dep> create a <dep> = "dep:<dep> feature

cargo: include declared list of features in fingerprint for -Zcheck-cfg

cargo: remove the outdated comment

rustdoc: Add highlighting for comments in items declaration

rustdoc-search: allow spaces around : in path query

clippy: missing_asserts_for_indexing: accept length equality checks

clippy: option_if_let_else: do not trigger on expressions returning ()

clippy: redundant_closure_call: avoid duplicated async keyword when triggering on closure that returns async block

clippy: redundant_guards: catch is_empty, starts_with and ends_with on slices and strs

clippy: add lint against unit tests in doctests

clippy: allow allowing upper_case_acronyms on enum variants

clippy: expanding lint blocks_in_if_conditions to check match expr as well

clippy: new lint: repeat_vec_with_capacity

rust-analyzer: debug use cargo workspace root as cwd

rust-analyzer: implement completion for the callable fields

rust-analyzer: initial support for implicit drop inlay hint

rust-analyzer: don't make MissingMatchArms diagnostic for empty match body

rust-analyzer: improve error handling for top-level let statements

Rust Compiler Performance Triage

A small number of perf changes that unfortunately led to quite a few perf regressions. A large chunk of those regressions were in rustdoc and were considered acceptable since rustdoc is now doing strictly more work. Some other regressions have already been fixed and will hopefully soon be merged. The last of the regressions are still under investigation, but hopefully they will be resolved soon.

Triage done by @rylev. Revision range: df0295f0..9358642e

Summary:

(instructions:u) mean range count Regressions ❌ (primary) 3.0% [0.2%, 12.3%] 53 Regressions ❌ (secondary) 4.1% [0.2%, 11.6%] 102 Improvements ✅ (primary) -0.3% [-0.5%, -0.1%] 65 Improvements ✅ (secondary) -0.6% [-1.2%, -0.2%] 25 All ❌✅ (primary) 1.1% [-0.5%, 12.3%] 118

4 Regressions, 1 Improvements, 1 Mixed; 1 of them in rollups 60 artifact comparisons made in total

Full report here

Approved RFCs

Changes to Rust follow the Rust RFC (request for comments) process. These are the RFCs that were approved for implementation this week:

* No RFCs were approved this week.

Final Comment Period

Every week, the team announces the 'final comment period' for RFCs and key PRs which are reaching a decision. Express your opinions now.

RFCs

No RFCs entered Final Comment Period this week.

Tracking Issues & PRs

[disposition: merge] Add lint against ambiguous wide pointer comparisons

[disposition: merge] Stabilize ptr::{from_ref, from_mut}

[disposition: merge] Tracking issue for any::type_name_of_val

[disposition: merge] rustdoc: allow resizing the sidebar / hiding the top bar

[disposition: merge] Don't merge cfg and doc(cfg) attributes for re-exports

[disposition: merge] Make IMPLIED_BOUNDS_ENTAILMENT into a hard error from a lint

[disposition: merge] Exhaustiveness: reveal opaque types properly

[disposition: merge] fix fn/const items implied bounds and wf check

[disposition: merge] guarantee that char and u32 are ABI-compatible

[disposition: merge] Use version-sorting for all sorting

[disposition: merge] Tracking Issue for arc_unwrap_or_clone

[disposition: merge] adds a column number to dbg!()

[disposition: merge] Allow any const expression blocks in thread_local!

[disposition: merge] check FnDef return type for WF

Language Reference

No Language Reference RFCs entered Final Comment Period this week.

Unsafe Code Guidelines

No Unsafe Code Guideline RFCs entered Final Comment Period this week.

New and Updated RFCs

RFC: Make Cargo respect minimum supported Rust version (MSRV) when selecting dependencies

RFC: Trait for !Sized thin pointers

Call for Testing

An important step for RFC implementation is for people to experiment with the implementation and give feedback, especially before stabilization. The following RFCs would benefit from user testing before moving forward:

No RFCs issued a call for testing this week.

If you are a feature implementer and would like your RFC to appear on the above list, add the new call-for-testing label to your RFC along with a comment providing testing instructions and/or guidance on which aspect(s) of the feature need testing.

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Ball Square Rust Lunch

2023-12-19 | San Francisco, CA, US | San Francisco Rust Study Group

Rust Hacking in Person

2023-12-27 | Austin, TX, US | Rust ATX

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2023-12-11 | Perth, WA, AU | Rust Perth Meetup Group

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Quote of the Week

NVIDIA's firmware, Airlie said, comes with a set of include files that, in turn, define structures that change over time. To deal with these changes, the driver is going to need some sort of automated ABI generation; he noted that the developers working on the Apple M1 GPU driver have run into the same problem. This problem could be made easier to tackle, he suggested, if the driver were, like the M1 driver, to be rewritten in Rust.

– Jonathan Corbet paraphrasing David Airlie on Linux Weekly News

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