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Earrings with a purpose. Pearls for Pups is a mother-daughter nonprofit started in the pursuit of helping dog rescues save as many lives as possible. Don’t know which color to choose? Try the mixed breed.
$25Banner columnist Leslie Gray Streeter writes about a successful journalist returning to her hometown just as her biggest mistake becomes headline news in this vibrant, funny and heartfelt novel about facing the past, and its secrets, head-on.
$27Packed with character and durability, this handmade journal is made for pocket-sized adventures, whether you’re at a beach, city park, zoo, or your own backyard.
$15A bathing ritual is a simple way to cultivate self-care. This bath set comes complete with body butter, body scrub and bath salts.
$60Hot dog water, kettle corn and toothpaste are just a few of the offbeat soda flavors you can find stocked at E.C. Pops. These bizarre beverages make a great gift for the kids and teens who never say no to a double-dog dare.
— Lillian Reed, Howard County reporter
$3-$5This Baltimore-made gift box includes all-natural, oven-baked treats like Chicken Crab & Corn, Duck Biscuits, Bison Jerky and a vanilla ice cream mix for your pup. Healthy, low-calorie and preservative-free, perfect for dogs of all sizes and ages.
$60Learn the art of hand building in a two-hour pottery making session. Each participant will be guided in creating a one-of-a-kind mug or planter, choosing a glaze color for their finished work.
$65Create an elegant keepsake with this pressed-flower ornament kit. Each set includes real blooms, clear acrylic shapes and easy-to-follow instructions, making it perfect for a cozy craft night or a thoughtful stocking stuffer for someone who loves nature and handmade touches.
$38Give the gift of undersea wonder this holiday season with membership to the National Aquarium. Members get free, unlimited admission for one year and can access exclusive perks, special events, and discounts. Explore membership plans today.
Learn MoreDiscover bold flavor and irresistible texture with Pepperly Crunch by Pepperly Love, a savory condiment made with rich, roasted garlic, crispy shallots, red pepper flakes and olive oil.
$10Balmer lip balm blends rich cacao butter with all-natural ingredients for soft, hydrated lips. Packaged in a compostable paper tube, it’s an eco-friendly essential that feels as good as it looks: simple, local, and beautifully made.
$50“Hot Wax” by M.L. Rio is “a propulsive father-daughter story” and a journey of self-discovery that “captures the joy and danger of rock ’n’ roll” through one woman’s reckless mission to make sense of the events that shattered her childhood.
$29Count the boats (and seagulls, too) in this beautifully illustrated celebration of Baltimore’s busy harbor.
$10Located in Poolesville, Rocklands Farm Winery is a family-owned farm that produces handcrafted wines on a rotating menu. Options include reds, whites, rosé, sparkling and orange.
— Danielle Allentuck, sports reporter
$22-$45There’s no place like home for the holidays. Commission a custom illustration of your Baltimore rowhome from Pop Baltimore. This local artist will turn your residence into cheerful greeting cards, postcards or sticker packs.
— Lillian Reed, Howard County reporter
$60-$130CHARM literary magazine’s first hardcover book is a collection of writing and artwork by Baltimore youths during the coronavirus pandemic.
$25Made in Pasadena, this reversible bandana designed by Bayside Doodle Co. features vibrant crab-and-cocktail motifs on one side and cheerful floral-box patterns on the other. Snap-on style for a secure fit and available in four sizes.
$17Hyattsville-based artist Micah Morgan takes her inspiration from the Anacostia River near her home. The blankets are made to order, from a family-run knitting team in New Jersey.
$81Whether you are born with it or seeking more of it, being lucky comes in streaks. This pendant is adorned with a lucky four-leaf clover and a lucky horseshoe. Wear it as a daily touchstone to remind you to look for the positive, and more positive will come. your way!
$345This immersive program in Annapolis for preschool and kindergarten-age kids features classes filled with singing, movement, instruments and play. Each session is designed to boost cognitive, social and physical development while giving parents a shared creative experience.
$99For someone who believes decor should breathe as much as it looks good, “Unfurled” is a beautiful inspiration piece. Hilton Carter blends lush plant styling with home design to make “living” style.
$40Wholesome ingredients, no additives. The treats from Baltimore Dog Bakery will make any pup happy.
$11Give em the bird, baby. This cheeky bodysuit is a nod to the beloved hometown O’s.
$20Baltimore is full of history, icons and stories. This four-color silk screen poster illustrates the Bromo Seltzer Tower, Domino Sugars sign, Fells Point Thames Street, Patterson Park Pagoda and the famous city benches.
$37Treat kids to their very own slushie station at home. This fun ICEE machine lets them mix ice and syrup to make their favorite frozen drinks. Perfect for birthday parties, snow days, or any time they want a cool and colorful treat.
$164The Five O’ Clock beard kit has become my go-to for all my beard grooming needs. Local, products smell great, and at an affordable price point. And there are plants!
$38Girl dinner, you say? Gundalow has the cutlery set perfect for the busy working woman who wants a dinner of cheese, crackers, cut fruit and some candied nuts.
— Rona Kobell, Baltimore County reporter
$36-$72Co-created design with Betsy Martin from Not Jane Studio, this mug features a throwback geometric design.
$20Lawrence Burney explores these profound interactions with incisive and energizing prose, offering us a personal and critical perspective on the people, places, music, and art that transformed him.
$30Celebrate the Old Line State with a Maryland-themed journal. Perfect for jotting trip notes, recipes, poetry, or Preakness picks. A witty, locally made gift for anyone who loves Maryland and a good dose of charm.
$24This Old Bay™ collar from Route One Apparel is a spicy statement piece for your dog. Featuring the iconic design, it’s sturdy, adjustable, and made for everyday adventures — a fun, local twist on a classic accessory.
$15A chic pigskin? This handcrafted purse is made from an authentic football and embellished with genuine leather metallic patches and gold rivet studs.
$230The Calm Your A** Down Magnesium body lotion by SoBotanical helps soothe tired nerves and promotes relaxation.
— Sarah Walton, chief philanthropy officer
$36A print celebrating one of the summer’s greatest joys in Baltimore — snowballs! Printed on acid-free paper and signed by the artist, it arrives ready to frame and wrapped in a biodegradable sleeve, perfect for Baltimore nostalgia lovers and art enthusiasts alike.
$245mg THC. Bursting with Mango Momentum flavor, a natural fusion of juicy mango and zesty citrus. Intentionally infused with Valencene and Limonene terpenes.
Learn MoreTurn up the heat with Black Eyed Susan’s Death by Chocolate hot sauce. This Maryland-made blend combines velvety cocoa with fiery habanero peppers for a complex, smoky sweetness. A perfect stocking stuffer for spice lovers who crave something unexpected.
$10Show your pup some state pride with the Maryland Pet ID Tag from TagsforHope. Fully customizable, this tag blends style and safety in one sleek design. A meaningful gift choice for dog owners who want security and personality in equal measure.
$25Bring a little forest magic inside. This unique wall-hanging art piece pairs genuine cork bark with plush preserved moss and forest-inspired mushrooms. Zero upkeep, all mood. A standout pick for someone who loves nature with a side of style.
$52Jack Carr brings the worlds of special operations and CIA paramilitary units into direct collision in the jungles of Vietnam with his explosive new thriller.
$30This cream hydrates your skin and smells great. My favorite scent: Million Bucks.
— Emma Patti, former managing editor
$16Pretend you’re down the ocean with NobleMicks’ Frozen Grapefruit Crush. Just add vodka and water, pop it in the freezer and enjoy a perfectly tangy citrus cocktail. Made with real ingredients, it’s a refreshing gift for anyone who loves an easy, crowd-pleasing drink.
$16Brew up some creativity with this Baltimore-made kombucha kit from HEX Ferments. It includes everything needed to make fizzy, tangy kombucha at home, perfect for anyone curious about fermentation or looking for a fun kitchen project.
$35Share local stories that matter with a Banner gift subscription. Readers get unlimited access to in-depth reporting, investigations and neighborhood news. A thoughtful gift for anyone who loves Maryland and wants to stay informed and connected.
$50It’s Greg’s birthday — and you’re invited to the chaos. In "Partypooper," the 20th book in UMD grad Jeff Kinney’’s global smash-hit "Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series, Greg Heffley is planning the ultimate party — for himself.
$16Ideal for the organized professional or anyone ready to make 2026 their year of execution.The 9.5” × 7.5” Weekly Task Planner packs a productivity punch with weekly spreads, a Sunday start, and an hourly breakdown of each day.
$42Treat your dog to something special with these mini “Doggin’ Donuts” from Hair of the Dog Barkery in Baltimore. Made with unsweetened applesauce, cinnamon and honey, they’re bite-sized, crunchy and built for pups who love a flavorful snack between walks.
$10Gift a month (or more) membership to Bark Social to get the dog, and their human, out of the house.
$45Caulfield Provisions sells their holiday gift pack of hot sauces with Smokey Red Pepper Chipotle, Fiery Habanero Mustard, Minty Jalapeño Tomotillo and Szechuan Style Red Pepper for $40.
— Zuri Berry, executive editor
$40The jabot collar is pleated and can be worn with a nice blouse and circle skirt or a simple tank top and shawl.
$55Ultra-lightweight and water-repellent, this glossy wash bag set keeps makeup, skincare, jewelry and more neatly organized. With an open interior and back slip pocket, it’s the perfect catchall for home or travel.
$50Travel in style with this Maryland blue crab neoprene travel toiletry bag, designed with a playful blue crab print by Jami Creates.
$15Paint your own watercolor citrus fruits with these outlines and paints. Optional easel and colorful artist’s apron make it a superb creative gift for painters of any skill level.
$25The deluxe membership includes a hydrafacial, dermaplane, peels and more each month.
$220Unlock your inner florist with a hands-on floral-design class. Choose your favorite stems, learn expert techniques and walk away with a show-stopping arrangement you created yourself. Ideal for a creative date or friends’ outing.
$95Get a combo pack of high-quality infused olive oil in garlic, lemon, chili and rosemary flavors from Dimitri Extra Virgin Olive Oil in Timonium.
$50Located in historic Annapolis, Chesapeake Smokehouse Inc. hand selects "the finest lumber" to carry out the ancient European tradition of smoking seafood. Among their popular products are different styles of smoked salmon and trout.
— Alex Mann, Anne Arundel County reporter
$19.99-$130This rotating honey subscription from Baltimore-based Hon’s Honey is truly a gift that keeps giving. In addition to a monthly jar of local, raw honey in flavors like habanero, rosemary, and creamed honey, each shipment supports women survivors.
$18Have a crafty kid? Treat them to this hands-on sewing experience at Artsy Partsy. From threading the needle to finishing a handmade project, they’ll learn new skills and leave with something they created themselves.
$150The Charm City Wine School is offering Wine 101 classes that span the vino globe. These fun and informative single-session classes feature 3 to 4 wines, including both New & Old World wines.
— James Meadows, newsletter editor
$40Spice up someone’s snack game with jerky that’s anything but ordinary. From deli-style pastrami to spicy merguez, Jewish Jerky Brand makes small-batch, grass-fed beef jerky with clean ingredients, no soy, no gluten and no artificial preservatives.
$9K-9 Kraving Beef Cookies provide a healthy snack, training treat and/or “on-the-go” foraging snack for all dogs.
$30Celebrate Baltimore in color with this hand-illustrated map print showcasing every neighborhood and city park. Printed on eco-silk paper with soy-based inks and offered in framed and unframed sizes, it’s a stylish piece of local art.
$27The Spa at Bier Bath offers a truly distinctive spa experience. Soak in, you guessed it, beer, enjoy a sauna, cool off in a rain shower and enjoy unlimited drinks while you’re at it.
— Tim Prudente, enterprise reporter
$100This high-quality, self-adhesive wallpaper features Baltimore designs by artist Elizabeth Graeber and is made of 100% paper with a woven linen texture. Plus, it’s movable and renter-friendly.
— Stokely Baksh, audience engagement editor
$129Danny Freeman serves up over 100 fun, modern takes on Italian-American favorites, from lasagna soup to tiramisu brownies, making this a fantastic pick for both seasoned cooks and ambitious home chefs alike.
$35Is your kid on team relish, ketchup or mustard? Let your little O’s fan rep their favorite condiment with pride.
$15Written by UMBC professor Michael Casiano, “Let Us Alone” explores how race, politics and capitalism shaped policing in Baltimore after the Civil War. A powerful read for history lovers and anyone curious about how systems of power took root in American cities.
$30Award-winning journalist Antonia Hylton tells the 93-year-old history of Crownsville Hospital, one of the last segregated asylums with surviving records and a campus that stands to this day in Anne Arundel County, Maryland.
$20A quarantine hobby between mom and daughter during the pandemic turned into a business. Shady Grove Candles are locally sourced, hand-poured and eco-friendly. My faves are the sandalwood, peppermint & eucalyptus, and apricot and jasmine scents.
— Ginny Bixby, government and politics reporter
$12.99-$27.99Ready to eat straight from the jar, Really Raw Honey is scooped right from the hive and not filtered, heated or strained. It even has little bits of pollen, propolis and honeycomb, and the texture is thick and crystalline. It's a Baltimore-based, family-run business and has supported small beekeepers for over 40 years.
— Michael Hughes, copy editor
$35These elegant, snug and ladylike earrings feature a white mother-of-pearl cabochon top, malachite drop and polished 14-karat gold over brass.
$140As a chronically cold person who always needs a warm beverage, I’ve yet to have a cup of tea from Wight Tea Co. I didn’t love. This Baltimore-based, sibling-owned brand has something for everyone’s taste. Baltimore Breakfast and Fireside Fig are two of my favorites.
— Seth Lueck, director of customer acquistion
$45These hand-painted watercolor prints from Lucky Bat Paper Co. add a touch of artistry to any space. Inspired by nature and garden textures, they’re locally printed on eco-friendly paper and come in standard sizes for easy framing and make for subtle, meaningful decor.
$22If you have a whiskey-lover in your life, book them a Blend Your Own Whiskey tour at Baltimore Spirits Company.
$55This crossbody bag features a magnetic flap closure, interior card slot and a blind embossed leather logo patch.
$250These classic-yet-bold handcrafted hoops are inspired by the shape of plumeria petals in bloom.
$40This Oui Non (yes no) fob is ready for any mood, featuring a strand of butter charms, wooden beads, Le Jardin flower beads and an orange pig.
$175Experience how the animal care team and river otters interact on a daily basis by watching a training session with Hudson and Brie the otters.
$64Looking for something for a writer, thinker or organizer with a love of craftsmanship and color? Take note of these authentic handcrafted journals made with African Ankara Wax/100% cotton print fabric.
$22Speks fidgets are like magnetic putty, a stress ball and building blocks all in one. Perfect for focus and stress relief.
$36If only this bag could carry it all, this quirky tote from SHEWOLF designs is just right for that friend who handles life with humor.
$26Make playtime exciting and engaging for your furry friend with this Terps-inspired treat puzzle.
$202:1 ratio (10mg CBN, 5mg THC). Slumberberry features the natural flavor of a juicy blueberry. Infused with high-quality CO₂ distillate from Curio flower.
Learn MoreEvoke summer skies and vibrant sips with this herbal loose-leaf tea blend made in Baltimore. It contains the essence of mango, lemongrass, butterfly blue pea flower and exotic lychee flavor that brews up a beautiful deep blue color.
$2010:1 ratio (20mg CBD:2mg THC). Citrus Honey blends natural zesty citrus and the comforting sweetness of fresh golden honey.
Learn MoreSaphrina Splendors (Gaithersburg) offers a homemade apron, emblazoned with a baby Chocobo from Final Fantasy, suitable for artisans of any kind — whether your craft is in cooking, painting or sculpting!
— Rondez Green, creator and social editor
$30Sunflower Bakery in Rockville teaches developmentally disabled adults to bake and helps them get certified to work in a commercial kitchen. You can order seasonally decorated cookies or cupcakes.
— Lauren Markoe, news editor
$5For the Marylander who appreciates a good Natty Boh and even better style. This retro Richardson rope hat pairs yacht club flair with corner bar spirit. Lightweight, durable, UPF 50+, and adjustable for all-day comfort.
$35Bring some coastal calm to a commute. Blending sea-salt freshness with teakwood warmth, this Eastern Shore car diffuser from Sunshine + Saltwater turns every drive into a Maryland shoreline escape.
$12Baltimore-based author Naomi Winston created a coloring book specifically designed and curated to uplift Black women and girls with the goal of supporting sisterhood within the Black community.
$20Celebrate the Season at The Shops at Kenilworth in Baltimore County! Discover holiday fashion, find thoughtful gifts, snap photos with Santa, explore our holiday train garden, and enjoy seasonal specials all winter long.
Learn MoreRelish in the fragrant notes of Vietnam’s famous coffee with this CÀ PHÊ [Vietnamese coffee] candle.
$40Each set from Baltimore-based Janet & Jo includes a gel nail lacquer and matching air dry nail lacquer, for manis & pedis.
$30Become a “friend of the farm” and get free field visits, picnics on the property and more from this lavender farm in White Hall.
$110Crafted to complement the natural sweetness of Maryland blue crabs, this bold blend of beer and vinegar flavors is a Chesapeake classic.
$9Give your loved one a piping-hot cuppa from Heron’s Meadow Farm, one of Maryland’s few tea farms, located in Howard County. These blends are a warm gesture heading into the long winter months.
— Jess Nocera, Howard County reporter
$15 - $12.50Build your own miniature version of Baltimore’s beloved trash-eating icon, Mr. Trashwheel. This laser-cut wooden kit is eco-friendly, educational and a fun gift for makers of all ages.
$35Guava Tiki Punch transports you straight to a tropical paradise and reminds me of the fruits I grew up with in sub-Saharan Africa. While it makes a fantastic mixer with mezcal or gin, I love it best with soda water.
— Shalini Malaki, senior manager, institutional giving
$20Surprise the bread lover in your life with a Motzi Bread subscription. Each loaf is baked with locally sourced grains and plenty of care, ready for easy pickup at the Harwood bakery. It’s the gift of warm, fresh bread and a connection to Baltimore’s local food community.
$98Keep your tasks in check with the Maryland Crab Chip notepad featuring cheerful, snacking Oriole birds.
$10Built for big imaginations and little hands, this sturdy dumper truck is perfect for hauling, dumping and endless make-believe. Durable, colorful, and fun indoors or out, it’s the ultimate gift for kids who love to build, move and play.
$35The literary-inspired chocolate company started in Montgomery County in 2017 with flavors inspired by novels such as “A Christmas Carol,” which has hazelnuts, pear and nutmeg in dark chocolate.
— Hau Chu, food, arts and culture reporter
$13A hat for the person who’s winging it, stylishly. Baltimore’s own No Plan nails the balance of cool and casual with this mustard flat-bill that adds just the right pop of color.
$42The colorful handmade catnip toys from Close Call Studio are made of vegan felt and filled with organic home-grown catnip and fluff. An adorable choice for curious indoor cats who need a little stimulation.
$10 - $30Designed with sketched white hearts bursting with rainbow trails, this all-over print is a vibrant nod to love in all its forms — unapologetic, evolving and ever-blooming.
$18Choose between new or used books, select favorite genres and more based on your gift recipients' tastes, and the folks at Wyrd Bookstore in Edgewater will assemble a one-of-a-kind gift basket that could include books, candles, journals, coffee or teas.
— Cody Boteler, Anne Arundel County regional reporter
$40-$150Color your way into a deeper conversation with this 20-page Neuro Blooms coloring book. Each design is inspired by real brain scans tied to mental health conditions, paired with short facts and quotes. A thoughtful gift that blends art, awareness and self-care.
$8Personalized snail mail is the best kind of mail! All illustrations are hand-drawn.
$20Treat yourself and your loved ones to Baltimore’s best Hanukkah party, the Hannukah Brew Ha Ha! The party will feature beer from Union Craft Brewing (as always!), a pickle & latke bar, tunes from Selcta2Scoops and a performance from acclaimed rapper Kosha Dillz!
Learn MoreHave a dapper gentleman or a stylish lady? Then grab an accessory from Banjo’s Bows.
$22Bold and artful, the Layla Wide Cuff features layered goose, pheasant and turkey feathers in fuchsia, slate and redwood, accented with gold venery pheasant for striking contrast.
$225Give the gift of flight without the plane. At iFLY’s indoor skydiving experience, you’ll step into a vertical wind tunnel, suit up and feel the rush of soaring in a safe, controlled environment. Perfect for thrill seekers or anyone with “fly for real” on their bucket list.
$62Find a little creativity and calm at the Mount Royal Soap Co. Factory in Baltimore. Craft your own non-toxic soy candle, blend custom fragrances, enjoy a behind-the-scenes factory tour and leave with a one-of-a-kind creation.
$501:4:2 ratio (5mg CBG, 20mg CBD, and 10mg THC). Surging with natural blood orange flavor. Infused with high-quality CO₂ distillate from Curio flower.
Learn MoreAdd a little extra holiday cheer to your season with a limited-edition Holiday Briq. Wrapped in a festive sweater design, it’s perfect for anyone who loves cozy winter vibes and thoughtful details. Pick one up at Curaleaf and make your day a little brighter.
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Learn More4:1 ratio (20mg CBD, 5mg THC). Natural Citrus Ginger flavor offers a comfortably sweet and tart pop.
Learn MoreLittle ones won’t wake up crabby after sleeping in these soft bamboo pajamas. A full-length zipper makes changes quick, while the breathable fabric keeps baby comfortable from nap time to playtime. The cheerful print adds an extra splash of fun.
$44They’re shipped fresh on ice and arrive in perfect condition. My crab-loving stepmother swoons.
— Chris Dinsmore, regional editor
$40This plush dog toy takes inspiration from the famous “Greatest City in America” benches scattered throughout Baltimore City. With a playful squeak and durable build, it’s great for fetch or cuddles. Bonus: $2 from the sale of every toy goes to support the Friends of Patterson Park.
$15What’s better than a gift card to one of the best independent bookstores in the county?
— Talia Richman, education reporter
$25 - $500This stunning coffee table book takes visitors inside a private Cockeysville garden that features a tea house, Buddha statues and a lake filled with koi.
$75Want to share some cathartic fun? Try this axe and splatter paint experience at Ax & Smash. It’s equal parts high adrenaline and laid-back creativity, a unique idea for a bold date night.
$50Snarfies makes freeze-dried pet treats my dogs love. Their favorite flavor: salmon.
— Emma Patti, former managing editor
$13In “Tough Breaks: The Story of Baltimore Club Music,” music journalist Al Shipley draws from 18 years’ worth of interviews with dozens of DJs, producers, vocalists, party hosts, promoters and the founders of the clubs, labels and record stores that shaped the genre.
$15These bags are made from ethically sourced and environmentally friendly cork fabric and handcrafted in Silver Spring.
$85Founder Tommy Penaherrera is a UMD grad who launched his chalsa company in 2021. The mango peach chalsa is savory and sweet, made with fresh Chilean peaches.
$12Treat dry hands to a serious glow-up with this playful yet potent hand cream. It leaves skin silky, smooth and smelling of its cheerful orange-vanilla scent.
$22Instead of toys my kids will get bored with, one item on our wish list every year is a Maryland Park Service Passport. Some of my family's favorites include the tire park at the Hilton area of Patapsco Valley State Park and searching for shark teeth at Calvert Cliffs State Park.
$75 - $100A gift that’s equal parts art and adventure, this unique experience allows you to work with the resident glass artist at McFadden Art Glass to blow, shape and design your own colorful creation.
$50Crafted from soft sheepskin with signature crochet stitching, this sleek winter boot delivers warmth, comfort and effortless style, the perfect blend of fashion and function for cold-weather days.
$275Handcrafted from birch wood, the “I Like Books More” bookmark brings intention and charm to every turn of the page. With gentle reminders and inspiring symbolism, it’s a delightful pick for the reader in your life who treasures thoughtful touches.
$10Gift a membership to the Baltimore Museum of Art to someone who can enjoy art all year round.
$125Is there a better gift than living life to the fullest? The Best-Self Collection is a full line of cannabis products designed to help you be your best. Inside. Outside. 24/7. Give the gift of wellness from Curio to the adults on your list (and yourself).
Learn MoreFor many, the holiday season is about buying gifts, attending parties and baking cookies. However, the holidays are also a great time to give back to those less fortunate.
Learn MoreFinding the perfect gift can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also feel overwhelming when you’re short on time and searching for something unique for everyone on your list. This holiday season, make your gifts memorable with the Very Maryland’s Best Gift Guide!
Learn MoreCreate holiday memories with gifts from Eddie’s of Roland Park. Discover our wonderful selection including gourmet confections, unique home goods, puzzles, host/hostess gifts, and seasonal treats for any age.
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