Sales Glossary A-Z: 230 Sales Words You Should Know

When things start going south, it is the fundamentals we need to get right first — this applies to any given discipline. Basics and fundamentals are the pillars from which great value is derived.

With the excess use of sales tech and the introduction of AI in sales, it is common for humans to forget the most commonly used sales terms.

Here’s an attempt to refresh your memory. Whether you are a novice or a veteran of sales, hop in for a refreshing ride down the sales glossary memory lane.

Why should you know the sales glossary?

Knowing sales terms, abbreviations, and acronyms help you make your point across or understand your colleagues’ point in time-bound meetings.

Sound confident in a room full of investors or your superiors. Speak your mind, tweak your strategies, weigh your pipeline, and speed up your personal growth by putting what you have learned here into practice. Every day!

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ABC
Always Be Closing

A strategy that implies closing should be the motive behind each step of the salesperson.
ABR
Account-Based Revenue

A framework that ensures customized management of an account/customer throughout their lifecycle — onboarding to after-sales support.
ACV
Annual Contract Value

The average revenue obtained by a single customer/account
Amortization

The period in which a debt is reduced or paid off by regular payments
ASP
Average Selling Price

The average product price in the given market
Accounts Payable

Also known as AP or just payables, it refers to a company’s short-term monetary obligations that have not yet been paid.
Accounts Receivable

The monetary value yet to be collected/received from customers and subscribers of a service or product
B
BANT framework
Budget, Authority, Need, and Timeline

A framework sales reps use to qualify a lead.
Baseline

The minimal level at which an analysis, forecast, performance, or strategy is measured or compared
BoFu

Bottom of Funnel

The final stage in a sales funnel where a lead is ready to buy or become a paid subscriber
Business Intelligence

Interpretation of data to make informed decisions
Buying Intent

Showing interest in buying a product or service by interacting with buyer touch-points such as downloading documents, media consumption, and participating in events.
Buying Signal

Verbal or non-verbal signals from a potential buyer
C
CAGR
Compound Annual Growth Rate

The growth rate of a company from the initial investment value to the end investment value
Challenger Selling

A sales model and methodology that is built to take control of the entire sales experience
Challenger Test

Aka champion test, this approach determines the best way to engage a given market.
Channel Sales

A methodology used to classify and deploy the sales team resources to focus on various distribution channels.
Churn

The percentage of subscribers or users who leave or cancel their subscription after a given period.
Closed Deal

The completion of a transaction where the prospect is agreed to become a customer
Covenant

A formal written statement that serves as a promise of activities to be carried out or not.
CAC

The cost it required to acquire a new and paid customer
Customer Success

A proactive approach, strategy, mindset, or department dedicated to optimizing business with existing customers and increasing the predictability of recurring revenue.
D
Dark/Deadend

A state in the sales pipeline where a prospect has gone unresponsive
DSO
Day Sales Outstanding

The turnaround time between onboarding a customer to getting paid for product usage
De-dupe

The process of removing duplicated data from the sales pipeline
Discovery

Also termed as qualifying, it is a call or first touch made with a potential buyer, and evaluate whether they are a good fit.
Decision Maker

The individual with the authority, qualification, or expertise to make a buying decision
E
EBITDA
Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortisation

A statistic employed to assess the operating performance of an enterprise
Emotional Sale

A sales technique used to make a prospect emotionally invested in a product or service
Engagement

An attempt to keep a prospect or an audience interested on your product or service
Enrichment

An approach that focuses on providing better product or service experience for buyer by offering upgrades or improvements.
EIR
Entrepreneur in Residence

The successful or experience founder hired by a venture capitalist firm to deal diligence
EOM
End of the Month
EOS
End of the Sale
EOQ
End of the Quarter
EOY
End of the Year
F
FAB
Features, Advantages, Benefits

A value proposition communicated to the prospect by the sales representative
FMV
Fair Market Value

The price that a potential buyer is interested to pay for a product, service or an asset
Firmographic

Attributes that are typical of prospective organizational customers which can be used to segment organizations into applicable or relevant markets
Forecasting

The process of predicting estimated sales value and performance based on the historical data
Footprint

The calculated steps taken in a sales process from acquisition to delivery
Forward Revenue

The projected recurring revenue for the next 12 months. An important measure to value SaaS companies in particular
G
Gatekeeper

A person or a software application that controls general or specified access to data or premium features of an application
GBU
Global Business Unit

A semi-autonomous unit of a global corporation that deals with a specified market, function, product or service at the global scale
GTM
Go-to-Market

A strategy or roadmap formulated to gain competitive advantage in a specified market
Goal Card

An electronic report card that tracks sales demos, calls, and reports
GPCTBA & CI
Goals, Plans, Challenges, Timeline, Budget, Authority & Consequences, and Implications

A standard lead qualifying framework that focuses on getting pre-qualified leads, qualifying, and successfully closing them.
Gross Margin

Total sales made minus the cost of goods sold
H
Historic CLV

The sum of all the profits made from past customers in a specific period.
Horizontal

The sole business opportunity of a company of specific offering
I
ICP
Ideal Customer Profile

The potential buyer who showcases all the attributes that increase the probability of a sale
Inbound

Interested buyers coming into the pipeline after a showcase interest by submitting forms, sending cold emails, and via other means of communication
Outbound Sales

The sale occurred due to a customer’s direct approach triggered by a strategic sales and marketing outbound strategy
IaaS
Infrastructure as a Service

One of the three cloud services (SaaS and PaaS) that offers pay-as-you-go storage, virtualization, and networking services.
Inside Sales Rep

The process of selling from office via phone or online, instead of stepping out and meeting clients for a sale
IVR System

Interactive Voice Recording System

An automated voice interaction system that interacts with the callers
J
Joe Job

A Joe job is a type of spoof email sent out to a huge volume of spam emails while indicating the intended source rather than the original. It’s an unethical practice employed to make competitors lose customers.
K
Key Accounts

The list of elite customers who are also regarded as whale spenders. Sales and customer success prioritize these accounts as churn from these can be detrimental for companies.
KPIs
Key Performance Indicators

The predefined and measurable performance values that indicate whether an organization or an individual has reached the allocated targets.
Kickers

The monetary benefits or extra commission rendered to the high-performing salespeople to keep them motivated
L
Land and Expand

The term ‘land’ refers to the first sales from an account or customer, and ‘expand’ refers to the activity of upselling or expanding the service to produce significant income
Law of Averages

The number of attempts made at a sale might lead to closure. This is a norm followed by salespeople based on their personal experiences.
Law of Compensation

Also known as the Law of Reaping and Sowing, it says that if a salesperson is willing to assist several people in getting what they need, he or she will also get what they need.
Lead

The potential buyer or an organization that met the lead-qualification measures or exhibited interest
Lead Generation

A marketing activity that’s focused on generating interest around a product or service via advertising, content marketing, referrals, and outbound marketing
Lead Nurturing

Refers to the number of marketing activities and techniques focused on building long-term relationships with prospective buyers
Lead Scoring

The framework or method followed by an organization to assign a relative value to rank the leads and prioritize the engagement
LTV
Lifetime Value

The total revenue a customer brought in, in their lifetime with the company or before they churn
Loss Aversion

The psychological impact that forces sales reps to focus more on avoiding loss than obtaining equivalent gains.
Loss Leader

A pricing strategy where a product or service’s price is fixed lower than its regular market value to encourage or attract more customers.
LTV:CAC

A ratio that indicates lifetime revenue from a customer versus the cost it occurred to acquire that account
Low-Hanging Fruit

The segment of leads that require minimal or least level of sales or marketing efforts to turn into paying customers.
M
Margin

A measure that indicates the amount of profit made on the sale of a product or service after accounting for all costs of it
Mark-up

The value added by the business to increase the selling price of a product for additional profit
MQL
Marketing Qualified Lead

A lead that is engaged with marketing content, and strongly indicates the possibility of a conversion.
Master Service Agreement

The contractual agreement between two companies where one party carries out the stated sales, marketing, or support activities for the other party
Mid-market

The middle market segment of companies that either have 50-1000 employees or an annual revenue ranges between $10 million to $1 billion, depending on the industry type (as per American Business standards)
MoFu
Middle of the Funnel

The prospects in the research stage are trying to know more about the product.
Mirroring

The process of observing and adopting a prospect’s language, and speech patterns to build rapport.
MVP
Minimum Viable Product

The product with sufficient or enough features to attract early adopters. It is done to evaluate product market fit and demand.
MMM
Monday Morning Meetings

A Monday morning stand-up followed in some companies for the updates and to discuss goals for the rest of the week.
Multi-Threading

An approach followed by salespeople by connecting with multiple decision-makers at the buyer’s end.
N
Name-based Rapport

An effective method used to make the prospect believe in your product or service by quoting a source they are familiar with. Also known as 3rd Person Selling.
Name Dropping

The practice of mentioning names that the prospect is familiar with during a call. However, it may annoy the prospect upon excessive use of this practice.
Need Assessment

An assessment conducted on the prospect, system, or organization to specify the entity’s inadequacies in order to bring them to the desired common ground.
NAV
Net Asset Value

The net asset value of an investment fund minus its liabilities, divided by the number of outstanding shares.
Net New Business

A newly converted paying customer or a customer who has gone dark for a while but re-engaged only to turn into a paying customer.
NPS
Net Promoter Score

Ascore to gauge the overall loyalty or satisfaction of a customer based on the likelihood of them becoming brand advocates and bringing in referrals.
Net X

Net X indicates the number of remaining days for the payment to be delivered.
NSA
Non-sales Activities

Activities that are not related or that do not impacting sales directly. This includes spending too much time researching a profile, sending and excessive emails or checking voicemail checking.
O
Objections

Any phrase, stand, or position expressed by the prospect that reduces the prospect’s likelihood of becoming a paying customer.
Off-Schedule

A salesperson who goes above and beyond the agreed-upon tasks to meet their sales quota.
Objection Handling

The counter-effort by the salesperson to ease an objection and reason with the prospect.
OTE
On Track Earnings

Also referred to as” On Target Earnings,” it’s a standard sales pay framework that includes base salary and earned commissions. OTE is an estimate rather than a fixed amount.
Onboarding

The process of introducing the product to a new customer.
Open Accounts

The accounts that require additional efforts to be closed, delivered, or resold.
Operational CRM

The functional CRM that seamlessly integrates with sales, marketing, and support operations in a typical business day.
Opportunity

The lead shows an increased probability and likelihood of becoming a paid customer.
Optimization

Enabling a process, method, framework, or activity to increase efficiency to get maximized output, impact, or benefit.
Outbound Sales

Salespeople directly reach out to the prospect, initiate conversation, and complete the conversion.
P
Package Sale

The process of selling multiple products or services as a single offering.
Pain Point

The customer’s impediment or challenge, for which the seller essentially offers a solution.
Performance Plan

A plan or approach a sales rep is expected to undergo to achieve optimal performance.
Pipeline

A visual representation of where your prospects are in the different stages of the sales process.
PaaS

Selling a lightweight product with tons of integrations or apps (Ex., Salesforce, Slack, and Zapier).
Plays

The agreed-upon selling strategy or engagement approach with the highest success rate to be followed, customized, and repeated while dealing with a particular group of prospects, leads, and customers over a period of time.
Positioning Statement

The initial statement or phrase used by salespeople to begin their sales call in order to establish a common pain point and solution ground.
Predictive Analysis

A tool that analyzes and gives informed forecasting on future growth, pivot, and feasibility opportunities based on historical data, emerging trends, and statistical models.
Pressure Sales Terms

The words or phrases used in a sales script to invoke urgency, pressure, and a sense of missing out on in the prospect’s mind to achieve desired outcomes.
Price Saving Build Up

Comparing the product with a similar product, showing the distinctive features, savings, benefits, and value it offers.
Procurement

An act of searching, finding, and acquiring enlisted products or services by floating the requests in a pool of external suppliers, evaluating and finalizing the bidding prices.
Product Purchase Cycle

The process involved in purchasing a product or service from another vendor.
Product Qualified Leads

A lead that meets all the predefined requisites of the product while indicating a high probability of becoming a paid customer.
Profitability

The monetary profits made after deducting all the expenses and costs involved in making the product or service.
Pro Rata

A Latin phrase that translates to ‘proportion’. In the sales context, it means the proportional allocation of expenses, income, and other components based on the actual amount of each.
POC
Proof of Concept

The prototype, concept, and demonstration that stands as proof of the potential success of a business idea.
Puppy Dog Close

Giving prospects access to the product without obligation to get them used to it for free before becoming a paid customer.
PO
Purchase Order

The document issued by the buyer to indicate the corresponding product or service cost before buying it.
Push Counter

A tracker on the CRM that shows how often an opportunity to close a deal is pushed or postponed.
Q
Qualified Lead

An engaging or responsive customer who has learned about the product and is likely to move ahead in the sales pipeline.
Qualifying Questions

A set of questionnaires designed to assist a prospect to clear their path in making purchasing decisions.
Quarter

A fixed 3-month period in the financial calendar where a company retrospectives by comparing performance, earnings, and forecasting.
Quota

The predefined number of clients or customers a sales rep is expected to close over a given period.
R
Ramp up

The term is used to denote the state of complete productivity of the sales team, which in turn leads to exceeding the quota.
Referral

The prospective buyer’s information is provided by a 3rd party. The salesperson derives this information from the existing customer, lead, or prospect.
Referral Appreciation

An act of gratification extended toward the third-party source for referring to a new lead that had just turned into a paying customer.
RBM
Relationship Business Management

A business team that focuses on building relationships with existing customers to shift the transaction-based paradigm into a long-term subscription.
RFI
Request for Information

The business document or process intended to collect text-based information about the customer’s business or vendors.
RFP
Request for Proposal

The proposal or bid submitted by vendors and service providers in order to be procured.
RFQ
Request for Quotation

A business document that seeks quotation or pricing details of the product or services rendered.
RFT
Request for Tender

A formal process that sends invitations to vendors in order to receive a proposal for the purchase of a product, service, or commodity.
ROI
Return on investment

A percentage metric used to indicate the efficiency or profitability of a business investment, calculated by dividing the return by the invested value.
Revenue

The amount of money the business generates and manages over a specific period — monthly, quarterly, and annually.
Ride-along

The long-term customers who are repeated or retained over a long period of time.
RFR or ROFR
Right of First Refusal

The contractual right granted to the holder allows the performance of pre-specified business transactions before offering them to third parties.
Rule of Reciprocity

An essential sociological rule in sales that encourages a person to act or react positively toward the other individual or business with an expectation of being treated the same way.
S
SaaS
Software as a Service

A cloud-based software delivery model in which a software product or service is accessed based on a subscription.
Sales Acceleration

The process of using a framework, software, or a method to speed up the sales pipeline or to enhance or improve the sales team’s productivity.
Sales Automation

The process or activity followed to simplify, speed up, or streamline sales components or the entire process by leveraging software.
Sales Bundle

Refers to the salesperson who follows, observes, and derives inspiration from a sales thought leader.
Sales Champion

The salesperson who knows the ins and outs of a product that they sell so that they have authority to direct or guide the customer.
Sales Coaching

The training program to improve sales-related behavior and skill development for salespeople.
Sales Cycle

A repeated sales process that includes predicting sales sequence stages in selling to each customer. Typically this includes finding prospects, booking meetings, conducting demo sessions, and onboarding customers.
Sales Pipeline

A visual sales representation that indicates the stage of each potential buyer and the total number of leads across six stages — initial contact, lead qualification, demo, meeting, proposal, negotiation, and closing.
Sales Pipeline Coverage

It’s the sum of all opportunities compared with the revenue target. In simple terms, it’s how many open opportunities one has to hit their revenue targets. Pipeline coverage is calculated by dividing the total pipeline ARR by targeted new ARR.
Sales Prevention Department

The departments that take care of sales compliances, contractual terms, service legal agreements keeping the best interests of business as objectives.
Sales Process

A framework or a process focused on a set of activities that improve, enhance, scale sales growth while aligning with the market insights, methodologies, and technology
Sales Productivity

A measure for sales unit or individual’s performance, payroll expenses, day-to-day activity, and efficiency of closing deals in time-frame.
Sales Prospect

A potential customer who has the authority to make decisions, and financial capacity to purchase the product or service on offer.
Sales Prospecting

The process of finding potential buyers leveraging an array of engagement methods such as cold calling, emailing and advertising.
SQL
Sales Qualified Leads

A contact or information of a potential buyer forwarded to Account Executives to explore closing opportunities.
Sales Related Activities

Any activity of a sales team or individual with an objective to make a closure.
Sales Sequence

A set of engagement activities with orchestrated frequency driven by historical sales data to attract a prospect or an account.
Sales Territory

The area of domain, sector or field a salesperson focuses on to make a sale.
Schedules and Habits

The daily routine of a salesperson related to business activity to increase sales revenue.
Scraping

An activity of data scraping and collecting data sources to derive insights and valuable information.
Sealing-off Objections

A method used to ease the stream of objections to help the prospect to make a decision.
Segmentation

Differentiating or classifying large markets into different categories based on factors such as demographics to engage better.
Sell the Sizzle

Sell the sizzle, not the steak — a sales notion that states that one should sell the benefits of the product instead of its features.
SG&A
Selling, General, and Administrative

The operating costs do not directly relate to or contribute to the production of the product or service.
SPF
Sender Policy Framework

Or DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) is an internet security process that verifies and safeguards a network from fraud, impersonation, and phishing.
SLA
Service Level Agreements

A service agreement between two internal or external teams that describes expectations, goals, quality, and availability.
SAM
Serviceable Available Market

The market segment or the part of TAM (total addressable market) that the business focuses on based on its reach, capabilities, and historical data.
SOM
Serviceable Obtainable Market

A part of the Serviceable Available Market (SAM) that the business can approach realistically and capture in a given time.
SPA
Share Purchase Agreement

Aka Share Sale Agreement is a finalized terms and conditions agreement on the sale of shares between a company, its shareholders, and investors.
SHA
Shareholder’s Agreement

A detailed contract between a company’s shareholders and stakeholders to authorize and determine the operations standards.
Side Selling

Offering additional services or benefits to a prospective buyer who already uses your competitor’s products or services.
Signaling

The readiness of a prospect that indicates their willingness to purchase your product or service by downloading your content, participating in an event, or expressing their interest to know more about your product or service.
Signup Conversion Rate

The percentage of prospects who have signed up and then become paying customers.
Siloed

The term that describes different teams working on a similar activity without coordination, and sharing information.
SSO
Single Sign-On

A safer method to access independent but multiple software systems with a single user ID and password.
Smarketing

The progressive alignment of sales and marketing teams to derive the best value from their independent activities.
Smile and Dial

A popular phrase that presses the need to be positive before dialing a cold call and smile during the conversation with a prospect to reassure trustworthiness and warmth.
Social Selling

Leveraging social media to instill trustworthiness, authority, and expertise of the sales rep by sharing content that the prospect can relate to and derive value before making the purchase.
SaaS
Software as a Service

A cloud-based software delivery and distribution model that can be accessed by customers via subscriptions.
Software Capitalization

An accounting practice that treats the expenses related to software development or procurement as a fixed asset.
Solution

An idea, technique, practice, strategy, or process that simplifies or solves a challenge to help an organization grow and scale.
Solution Selling

A B2B sales method where a salesperson offers apt solutions to a prospective company’s or market’s challenges.
Sound Bite

The set of phrases used by a sales rep during a call to overcome an objection thrown by the prospect.
SPIFF
Sales Performance Incentive Fund

An instant or quick incentive offered upon performing a specified task over a specified time period.
SPIN Selling
Situation, Problem, Implication, and Need-payoff

Four types of questions a prospect should ask to establish a customer-centric selling environment so that it increases the probability of getting closure.
SQL
Sales Qualified Lead

A prospective customer who has surpassed the MQL stage and signals an excellent customer-fit score on the SQL criteria scale.
Stakeholder

A person or an entity who shows true intent and interest in a company’s well-being and growth.
SOW
Statement of Work

A project document that shows all the parameters of work done by a freelancer, or vendor, including the scope, nature, activities, and cost.
Straight Commission

A team or an individual who works on the basis of a commissions-only method.
Strategic Investment

An investment made by venture capitalists, angel investors, and corporations in growing startups.
Structured Data

A highly organized data that is easy to analyze, managed, and derive insights to make informed decisions.
SME
Subject Matter Expert

An expert with proven authority in a particular field, domain, or sector.
SOR
System of Record

An information storage system that protects data integrity and remains the source for specific data items.
T
Target

The subset of the potential customers whom a company plans to reach out, nurture, engage and sell their product and services.
Temperature Questions

A set of questionnaire salespeople ask potential customers to determine their stand in the sales process.
Territory

A customer group classified based on various factors such as geographical location, designation, demographics, and buying authority.
Time Bandits

Refers to the sales representative who focuses on the assigned geographical area with an objective to maximize the monetary value from that location.
Time Kills Deals

A phrase used to describe that the longer it takes to close a deal, the faster it exterminates the chances of closing it.
Tire-Kicker

A prospect who is qualified as an SQL in every manner but has no financial ability to purchase. In some cases, it lacks intent.
TLD
Top-Level Domain

The terms or names among the highest ranking domain types in the Domain Name System of the Internet (DNSI).
TOFU
Top of the Funnel

The raw leads who are trying to learn more about various solutions for their problems. These leads usually engage with helpful content published by solution providers and later qualify as leads based on their lead score.
TAM
Total Addressable Market

The total value the company can derive from a specific market — not revenue.
Total Available Market

The total potential revenue a business can churn out from a targeted market.
TVPI
Total Value Paid In

A fund performance measure to calculate the ratio of distributed and undistributed investments against the invested capital value.
Touches

The number of touches the marketing team needs to transit a raw contact or prospect in to a viable and qualified lead.
Tranches

Slices or portions of amount released against a security or debt in a sequence over a specific period.
Triggers

A set of sequences or criteria that signals a contact’s readiness to move ahead in the buying process.
Turn-Over Rate

The time given to a sales agent or a freemium customer before they bring in value and profit respectively.
U
Unicorn

A billion dollors value milestone after which a startup becomes a unicorn.
USP
Unique Selling Point

A value proposition that is unique to the product or service and gives an advantage over the compitetion. It can be quality, pricing, or the unique concept of a product that sales and marketing teams leverage or highlight in their pitching and marketing efforts.
Unit Economics

The application of economic principles and their impact on a business entity, be it an individual or a business.
Up and to the right

Also referred to as hockey stick growth, it’s a business phrase used to describe the positive growth of sales performance.
Upselling

A sales technique used on existing customers by introducing them to a more expensive upgrade or an add-on.
UX
User Experience

Refers to the user’s interaction with the product and the design makes them feel.
UI
User Interface

Refers to the screen, buttons, icons, and whole visual elements of the product.
V
Value Prop

The unique quality or nature of the product that positioned as an advantage for the prospects. Sales and marketing teams rely on the value proposition to convey why one has to prioritize their product over the competitors.
Value Statement

The messaging that includes valuable current and future offerings of the company for its market.
Value Triangle

A marketing strategy that weighs the realistic value of the product before its release based on quality, concept, and speed.
Vertical

A marketing strategy that targets a specific group of customers with their niche-based offerings. |
Virtual Machine

A software solution that mimics a complete conventional computing environment for business teams.
Vital Stats

The essential sales numbers and data that need to be tracked, measured, and monitored.
W
Warm Call

A call made to the qualified lead by a sales rep. Unlike the cold calls, salespeople would be familiar with the lead before dialing in for a warm call.
Warm Email

Email alternative for a warm call. The cadence might include a mix of both warm calls and emails.
Warrant

The titleholder’s right to get shares from the issuing/offering company in a specific time frame.
Weighted Pipeline

An elaborated version of the sales pipeline that gives a calculative score for each stage.
White Whale

Or simply referred to as a whale, it is the person or an entity that brings in significant revenue to the company.
White Hat

Activities or behavior that is lawful. Also, refers to the activities which otherwise considered illegal for legal and protective purposes. For example, hacking.
White Label

A lawful product or service that can be bought or sold by any company and abides by the local Governing laws.
Wireframes

The framework that roughly represents the outcome of a sales or marketing activity. In terms of web or app development, this is one of the three significant models followed by most developers.
X
X-Factor

In the context of sales, X-factor is used to attribute the sales win to the characteristic qualities of a salesperson that evidently lead to the closure.
Y
YoY
Year-on-Year

Used to describe the current year’s growth rate difference compared to the previous year.
Yield

The result or outcome of a sales and marketing activity.
Z
Zen Selling Model

A sales model inspired by the Eastern philosophy called Zen, an ancient school of Mahayana Buddhism.
Zeroed Out

A sales commission model that indicates that a sales rep has earned enough commission zeroing their total draw balance.

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