Marriage proposals have changed quite a bit since the day when a man simply dropped down to one knee and offered up a ring to his lady love. Nowadays it seems grooms go to great lengths to ask for their love's hand in marriage.
THE PRIVATE PROPOSAL
When my son asked his wife for her hand, while she was out of town, he fixed their favorite dinner, arranged flowers and petals everywhere. The house was illuminated in the soft romantic glow of a hundred small, large and heart-shaped candles placed strategically around the rooms.The mood was set. When his unsuspecting girlfriend walked inside, she was astonished and fully surprised. It was fun and romantic and of course, he went down on one knee with a ring to propose.
My daughter's husband, had taken her to a charming Bed and Breakfast along the shores of Santa Barbara Beach. While she was luxuriating in a Spa Treatment, he arranged twinkle lights in the gorgeous foliage in the garden outside and set the scene for her surprise. He'd also created a crossword puzzle and a loving tribute to her on his computer screen and while they were sitting on a benchseat, amid the sparkling lights, he proposed to her.
Another way to surprise her is to have the staff at your hotel arrange words "Marry me" on your bed and hide the ring under the pillow.
Or pre-write the words "Marry Me" in the sand along your favorite private beach path.
Or sneak into her computer and change her screensaver to say "I love you. Marry me?" along with a loving picture of the two of you.
WANT HER TO SAY YES?
Don't ask too soon in the relationship.
Speak of marriage in vague terms often to gauge her feelings on the subject.
Be sure she is the ONE.
THE KNOT
According to The Knot , a site exclusive to weddings and marriage, here are a few fun suggestions for a successful public proposal:
1.Take out a full-page ad in a newspaper you know your girlfriend reads daily.
2. Arrange a surprise proposal with a street caricaturist. Have him sketch a picture of you two with word bubbles. Yours will read, "Will you Marry Me?", and hers will say, "Yes!"
3. Pay the divers at an aquarium to put on a proposal show inside their biggest fish tank. Give them handwritten signs that say "Will You Marry Me?" to hold up against the glass.
4. Send your girlfriend on a treasure hunt. Start with a clue at home, then send her on a tour of your favorite spots all over town. When she gets to the last hint, the prize should be you on one knee.
5. Go out for a night of dancing, and ask the DJ or band leader to pass you the mic so that you can dedicate a song and propose on the dance floor.
6. Have a friend or family member set up a picnic -- complete with wine and cheese, or course -- for you in a park. Take your girlfriend for a hike on a route where you'll stumble upon this surprise "Proposal Picnic."
7. Hire a skywriter to spell your proposal for everyone around to see.
8. Flying anytime soon? Use the plane's loud-speaker system (of course, run your plan by the flight attendants first) and propose at 35,000 feet.
9.Movie buffs? Ask your neighborhood theater to run an ad featuring your proposal and make sure you get there in time for the previews.
10. Gather a bunch of your friends and family for a party. Have everyone in attendance put on a T-shirt bearing one of the letters in the phrase "Will You Marry Me?" When you walk in the room with your girlfriend, suggest a group picture and let the shirts speak for themselves.
In my NEW RELEASE -- A COWBOY WORTH CLAIMING, Chance Worth starts a traditon of marriage proposals that spans for generations. Every Worth Man MUST propose to their loves, at Elizabeth Lake on the land where Chance first saved Lizzie's Mitchell's life. Throughout the stories set in Red Ridge and Worth Ranch, you'll see the inventive ways my heroes get the heroines to the lake to offer their love and have the women say "YES".
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What's the most fun, inventive or romantic proposal you've had or have heard about? Which one of the above would you have liked for yourself?
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I think all of those ideas sound wonderful! I'd really like the idea of the treasure hunt. How fun with such a romantic ending!
I loved my proposal. My boyfriend gave me a big bear hug and asked me when I would like to get married. I told him right away and we did. Now here we are 32 years later!!
Love all the ideas posted here. Mine came when we were in the shower. Awkward for him bending on his knee but hey...worked for me. ;)
me and my fiancee did the back and forththing for along time we playe dthe what if game where wed ask what if we did this and what if we did that finally he goes what if ia sked you to marry me and i paused stared athim and said what if i said yes he goes thats ettles it you areee going to marry me I said i am eh he said yes you are we r perfect for eachother so of course i said yes later on he asked my mom n dad if he could marry me and did teh traditional on one knee thing but the first perposal was perfect
My husband proposed in my living room of my apartment. We were listening to records and it was a special time of closeness. Then later he proposed again in front of his parents and put the engagement ring on my finger. We bought my engagement ring from my brother because his marriage had ended. We have been married going on 33 years so it worked. I would like the Amazon gift card.
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All of these marriage proposal ideas sound so romantic. Maybe you should post them all over the internet so some men could get a hint at how to be romantic. Great contest and thanks for sharing.
Personally, I love the idea of #2, the caractature drawer drawing the proposal on the street! What a fun idea! I love your website! It is the most creative one I've seen; with such gorgeous pictures and book covers! I am a huge fan, and I send you my best wishes to you and yours! Keep the books coming! <3
I love #9 & 10. But how romantic the way your son proposed. Beautiful.
Great opportunity to win. :)
'd love to read about Chance and Lizzie.
Carol L
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They all sound like really nice ideas. I really like the way your son proprosed the best. I bet even your great grandchildren hear that story.
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They all sound wondrful! I want to thank you for having contests for your fans...we all appreciate them. The necklace is beautiful! I will be telling people on Facebook about you, your books and your contest! :) Have a wonderful spring! (I love spring too and here in Maine we have been having May and June weather in March!! - Unreal...but I love it!! )
My son-in-law has a get voice and sang to my daughter at a supper club and proposed.
Theresa N
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Let's just say that I don't recommend MY marriage proposal/acceptance for others.... Apparently we didn't follow the rules noted above, but it WAS 30 years ago, so perhaps those rules weren't in existence back then. MY husband and I started dating Labor Day weekend (although we had known each other from afar for a year or two earlier). He bought my ring in October and joined my family 100 miles away for Christmas, where he proposed after all the other gifts were opened. As I sat in stunned disbelief (because I was 21, he was 31, and it was much too soon for my liking), he asked me to marry him, and my MOTHER said, "Of course she will!" I didn't have much of a backbone back in those days, but I DID say I'd think about it for the next couple of weeks, as it was too early for me. Needless to say, I accepted two days later (after writing out lists of why/why not I wanted to be married/married to him - and the list to get married was much shorter, but to me it was the quality and not the quantity of those reasons that mattered the most), and we wed the following July.
I don't pay attention to others' proposals, as mine is uppermost in my mind at all times, even all these years later. As for your list above, I'd go with the picnic in the park, as I wouldn't want this private moment shared with numerous others.
Wow. Such elaborate suggestions. It would be fun and romantic but I think that anytime the proposal comes from the heart, it would be spectacular enough for me. I'm sure my husband's proposal wouldn't be over the top enough for most but it worked for me! :>)
All of those suggestions are great but Hubby and I are very private persons and I preferred his proposal: we were at his parent's house and they were out, we were having a quiet evening talking about where we would like to be 10 years from then and that's when he proposed. It will be 33 years this July, 2 kids and still very much in love.
I've been married for 30+ years and I'm sorry to say that I don't remember a specific proposal much less a dramatic one like the ones you posted here. What happened is we were dating for a year or more and we talked about marriage as the next step. The subject was out in the open and we slowly decided that we would get married. It wasn't a surprise and it wasn't dramatic, but everything worked out well.
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I was really sick from the flu and my soon to be husband said he had to go to the store to pick up something. So when he returned I was in my PJ's mind you and I needed a Kleenex. So he handed me the Kleenex box and sitting in the box was a ring case. He got down on his knee and asked me if I wanted to Marry him, and he repeated the line," And in Sickness and Health, will you be my wife"? I knew then I had to marry this Wonderful Man that was worried about my health. It may not have been Romantic for some, but for me it was Heaven. We have been married for 11 years and still going strong.
I don't know. Those all kind of give me the creeps. Marriage is so much more important than weddings or proposals, and it's so very much not performance art, but partnership and joint creation. Mary Ann amaebi@mail2world.com
I am surprised that no one mentioned the ring in a glass of champagne... or baked into a mini cake. How about ballons that spell out the question? Seashells on the beach or apple picking- have the ring wrapped around an apple and she picks it? Or a custom wine label asking. I would suggest whatever way you decide- have fun. This will be something that is remembered for a very long time.
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My hubby found my copy of Joanne Rock's book, THE WEDDING KNIGHT. KNIGHT is part of his e-mail addy. He then wrote a poem to be used as a bookmark and attached my ring to it. He's very creative. I said YES!
Mel K.
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I've been married and divorced twice and neither of my proposals were anything to write home about. Probably no big surprise they ended in divorce I guess. I actually like your son's idea of a proposal, I think that is very romantic.
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The most romantic ones are geared to the person they are proposing to I think. Use something she loves it will mean more I think
These ideas sound great. So romantic. My proposal was really nothing out of the ordinary, but we have been married almost 33 years now so it didn't matter that the proposal was not that exciting.
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While I think some of the public proposals are really cute, sometimes they backfire. Like the guy who proposed on the Jumbotron at a football game, in front of 10s of thousands, and she got up and ran out on him...in front of 10s of thousands, all captured by the TV camera guy. Guys, make sure you propose in a way that your girl would love...whether public or private!
Personally, I go for private and romantic...a rooftop dinner if you live in the city, a walk at dusk by the beach, sitting by the campfire at a secluded campsite. Somewhere you both like to be together.
One of my closest friends had her husband propose when they were standing in front of Cinderella's castle at the Happiest Place on Earth--he told her to look up, and the little plane flying overhead was trailing a banner with his question to her :) I'm not a very public person, so I liked the at-home proposal DH created for me :) He welcomed me home from a business tirp with an at-home beach picnic, complete with a CD of beach sounds and a ring tucked into the dessert container ;p
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Oh I do love the idea of a surprise proposal or some kind treasure hunt. Makes things exciting as long as it isn't too complicated, don't want things to go wrong for the groom-to-be!
I'm not married but I know I wouldn't want a public proposal. Something more private would be great. Maybe he could take me to one of the places that are special just to us as a couple.
I loved reading everyone's ideas and proposal experiences here! I can dream about my turn! LOL
Sara A.
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I have two favorite proposals from the ten you gave. I love number 2 with the street caricaturist. I think its a smart and fun idea. I have seen a high school friend of mine got engaged that way. I also love number 4 having to do a treasure hunt is so much fun. It is definitely unexpected fun. Love it. I just got engaged last month. My fiance is not creative at all so it was just a simple do you want to spend the rest of my life with me. And then he took the ring out of his pocket. He didn't get on his knees because they were hurting him.
I like your son's proposal, that was so sweet
Char,
I love all of the different ways for proposals. Your son done a romantic job of his proposal....
I love you blog and your website...Your books are so good.
Melinda
All those ideas are great! Too bad I'm already married! :o) Nothing dramatic for me and hubby but we've been married nearly 30 years! Thanks for the giveaway. I hope it is international. BTW, I'm a newsletter subscriber.
Tamsyn
Proposals always make me cry. They are so romantic. I love to see how others express their love for one another.
One of my favs(from a TV show) was from Friends. Monica tried to propose to Chandler and then he proposed to her. The room was a lit with candles and they stated that they loved each other, while their friends/roommates stood outside and listened.
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Some of these tips are fun, but I prefer your son's and daughter's proposals, they are much more personal and intimate. My nightmare is the huige proposal in the restaurant/in front of my whole family, I would feel so awkward being in the spot I wouldn't be able to utter a yes..ugh. Much prefer those proposals where only the bride and groom to be are present.
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A list - what a pragmatic idea! I especially like the section on "Want her to say yes". THanks.
My husband proposed to me in front of a band, before an audience. It was the sweetest act for a private man.
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My cousin's - it was in his homeland of Sri Lanka, on the beach at sunset. It was awesome :)
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HI CHAR! MY NON-ROMANTIC DH DIDN'T GET ON HIS KNEE BUT ASKED ME TO MARRY HIM AS HE ATE ANOTHER BEAU'S CANDY! LOL SHOULD HAVE KNOWN NOT TO SAY YES BUT AFTER 40 YEARS WE'RE STILL TOGETHER!
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WOW...what wonderful suggestions, so romantic and sweet! My husband just said...let's go pick out a ring. And we did...22 years ago! So, I guess it worked. It just isn't something worth retelling.
I'm an old romantic. Love to see a man down on this knee, holding his fiances hand, telling her why she is the one and only with a diamond ring. Of course she will say yes.
I proposed to my husband after being apart for 2 years. When I ran into him after our separation, I said, LETS GET MARRIED, he said okay and the deal was sealed.
Susan Coster
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I'm old enough that my husband did the down on one knee proposal after asking my father for my hand in marriage, of course.
My daughter's husband proposed at a nightclub after getting every one to sing happy birthday to her.
My nephew planned a lovely picnic for his bride-to-be complete with roses and all her favorite foods. What a lucky girl! My hubby never really did pop the question. Our conversations just seemed to go from "you and me" to "us." Next thing you know, we are picking a date and telling family!
I would have liked #10 on your list as a way of being proposed to...that would be great to have your friends and family in on the proposal and wearing tees with the special words Marry Me on them...how unusual.
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I think I would want my proposal to be much more private than many of these were.
My DH literally flew half way around the world to propose. I was in the Peace Corps in the Philippines. I had gone home for Christmas after extending for a third year and say an old high school friend at an AF base when I stopped to visit my cousin and her husband (and deal with jet lag). He came over for dinner and took the 3 of us out to dinner. That was it. We hadn't seen each other for 7 years and had only been casual friends in school. Five months later, he wrote to say he was visiting friends at Clark AFB in the Philippines and they wanted to come up for the town fiesta. He and the couple (friends of his parents) visited for about a week. Before they left, we were sitting on the sofa and he asked me to marry him when I got back to the States. We never really dated and only saw each other those few times before I accepted and we were planning our wedding. It was definitely the right decision. He is a wonderful man and we will be celebrating our 40th anniversary this June.
I like the private proposals, but enjoyed all your examples. My DH and I have been married for 38 years and he never asked me to marry him. We were out shopping one day and he just said "There's the jewelry counter. Let's pick out your engagement ring. -- and we did.
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Oh wow, so many wonderful, sweet, and romantic proposals. They sound straight out of a romance novel.
My husband's proposal 35 years ago wasn't a big romantic gesture, but it touched my heart anyway. He was so unsure of himself, and so he said these exact words: "MAYBE, SOMEDAY, we MIGHT want to THINK about getting married." Once I gave a favorable response, he got a little more sure of himself, but his first sentence is what charmed me.
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All the ideas for proposals are great. This is how my husband asked me: He picked me up for an evening out and then asked me to open his glove compartment to look for something. In the glove compartment was a little matchbox red convertable with my engagement ring sitting in it. It was really sweet and of course I said yes:) We'll be married 33 years this year!
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I love a romantic proposal. My two favorites from your list:
changing her screen saver (perfect for my almost daughter in law who is always on her IPAD)
and #10- there are enough people in our family to totally pull this one off, and it just sounds so fun.
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What beautiful stories! My husband of 18 years proposed to me at the hospital where he was born which is on the water and said, "This is where I started MY life and this is where I want to start my life with you!" Still gives me goose bumps!
Great post Charlene. There are so many more creative ways to propose now than there were 30+ years ago. I would take any of them. Going to my Facebook page now.
I really like private proposals. My new brother-in-law proposed to my sister when he took the entire extended family out to dinner, and proposed at the table in front of everyone. My sister LOVED it. Definitely different strokes for different folks.
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All ideas sound interesting.
I haven't received a proposal yet but I think a romantic one would be just fine as long as it's coming from the heart :)
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Unfortuanately my husband's proposal was not romantic and completely random. I really liked how your son proposed the best.
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i think if you have a girlfriend who is really into murder mysteries, you should send her a plain brown paper parcel, address with a blue crayon and tied up with twine, inside should be an alarmclock that is audibly ticking.(like one of those "big Ben" ones. of course include your proposal. if she freaks and calls in the bomb squad, it will be even better than if she opens it herself. be prepared for several lectures. (you can take it, after all, you're the "man" right?
Hi i Love the Treasure Hunt one for being funny and interesting but your son one for the real thing. A romantic getaway. As for me i have been married 25 years with my second marriage i was married 10 years. I lived with my husband 3 years before i decided to marry him after dating 2 years. So when we decided to wed it was just expected lol. I had to make sure the second time around. Thanks joannie jscddmj [at] aol [dot] com
There are some cute ideas here, but my favorite was just my hubby coming back from spending Christmas with his family and he arrived at my parents a day early to get me! I knew something was up! We've been married 39 years!
Love all the wonderful unique ideas. I think #10 would have to be my favorite since it's clever and cute and brings a group of friends and relatives in to join the big suprise engagement!
My proposal was done on my 19th birthday, when he picked me up from college and presented me with roses and a card. He then said, "Let's go pick out a ring," after I'd read the card that stated, he wanted me to be his wife. We were married for 25 yrs.
on nov 1973, at dt jackson, sc, on an late autumn evening, behind the bowling alley, after it closed, he ask me to marry him. we were 18 yrs old, both in the army. he was sp4 permanent party,who work part-time at the bowling alley. i was a pv2, in ait (in school to learn my mos). we weren't suppose to be dating. i & a girlfriend went bowling. he & a friend approach us with a challenge. if we win they would leave us alone, if they win we would go on a date with them. we lost by 2 pins. six weeks later, he was popping the question. 38 yrs., 3 boys & 6 grandkidslater, we are still together.
My hubby asked my father for my hand in marriage....I was 29, he was 38 and this was not our first marriage. It was a little bit strange but we are celebrating our 22 anniversary this year so it worked for us.
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Like all the ideas. Have never been married or proposed to so do not have any stories.
loved the contest and the necklace.
and Especially the private proposal. :)
You always come up with the most clever ideas for contests!
On the evening we met at a party, Honey
told his friend he was going to marry
me. We dated for two years and then my
"bashful beau" asked me to marry him.
I accepted, but he also wanted to talk
to my Dad. When we got to the house,
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Well, don't do it the way my ex did. Even though we'd discussed marriage and I knew it was coming,still popping the question when I was wearing a bathrobe and with curlers in my hair!!
What a great post. It takes me back to many moons ago and the day my hubby asked me to marry him and all I could do was hug and kiss his face and squeal like a goof...he finally said hey wait a minute...is that a yes and burst out laughing.
Patti P
I never had a proposal. We just decided to get married and I picked out my ring online. I like cool proposal stories but am kinda jealous.
Loved all the proposals , but for me, I prefer some privacy. I'm not much for public displays, I guess that's one reason I loved your son's proposal.
I am a dork but I think my proposal from my husband was the most romantic ever. The day of my college graduation we took a walk in the local park. He took me to an area we had never walked before. There was a little broken down fence where he stopped, reached in his pocket, pulled out the ring and gave me a questioning look. It was perfect. You see, we had picked out the ring almost 2 years earlier and were just waiting for me to graduate. I was pretty much a sure thing!
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Those are some beautiful proposals for sure...
My cousin's daughter was taken to the Eternal Flame in our nations Capitol in Ottawa by limosuine after a romantic dinner, where her future son in law go down on one need and proposed to her duaghter. He pledged his love eternaly to her at this Memorial in Ottawa.. Does not get any more romantic in my book.
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My husband took me to a Jewelry store and asked me which ring set I would like. I thought it was a joke and picked out the cheepest one. He bought it right then and there. He is not very romantic but original.
A friend took his girl up at sunset, with a great view, in a hot air balloon. She said yes. They're very happy.
My proposal sucked! I still make fun of my husband for putting the ring on the wrong hand and telling me I had fat fingers before slipping it on. He didn't even ask until after he slipped it on and I looked at him like he was crazy asking him what the hell was that. He was so nervous! But it makes a great story and one I will tell forever!
By the way I did say yes!
My proposal to my 2nd wife wasn't very romantic, we had talked about it for a while, and it was kind a mutual agreement. I did the full-on proposal with my first wife, but, i got to tell you, I'm MUCH happier with my current (and last) wife.
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Great ideas. Hope they follow one of them
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My husband did get down on his knees and ask but we had already picked out the ring together lol. My daughter's boyfriend sent her on the treasure hunt which I thought was sweet but unfortunately the marriage did not last very long.
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Great post! =)
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My husband got tickets to the New Year's Eve performance of The Nutcracker at the Kennedy Center in DC. After the ballet, there was waltzing in the Grand Foyer. It was a very formal occasion and he was in his Midshipman's uniform. After the ballet, but before the dancing we went up to the terrace, where he got down on one knee and proposed. I still get goosebumps thinking about it. we've been married for 28 years.
Loved all the proposal ideas that you listed here, I enjoyed reading others comments here too!
great ideas. Sounds like some very romantic men lol. my hubby is not romantic like that but he cooks me supper every night just about and has for years. Every once in a while he gets mood and does something romantic.
no fun proposal for me, maybe that's why I'm divorced, lol
I loved heart in the sand proposal the best.
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Personally, I love the idea of #2, the caractature drawer drawing the proposal on the street! What a fun idea! I love your website! It is the most creative one I've seen; with such gorgeous pictures and book covers! I am a huge fan, and I send you my best wishes to you and yours! Keep the books coming! <3
great ideas. Sounds like some very romantic men lol. my hubby is not romantic like that but he cooks me supper every night just about and has for years. Every once in a while he gets mood and does something romantic.
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