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08Jan

If you’re in the process of searching for your next property, or you’ve found it and are ready to proceed, the topic of a property survey has likely come up. A professional survey gives you critical insight into the condition of a home before you commit, potentially saving you thousands of pounds in the process. But there are several options, so how do you know which to choose for the best peace of mind? 

Are Surveys Necessary? 

Regardless of which survey you choose, one thing’s for certain: a property survey is necessary before you finalise your property purchase. These surveys ensure you’re completely aware of all existing issues like foundational problems, as well as potential problems that might arise in the future. From water damage to invasive plants, it gives you a clear overview of the home and whether repairs will be needed, which also gives you the chance to renegotiate the price 

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) offers three main types of home survey: the basic Level 1 Condition Report, an intermediate Level 2 Homebuyer Report, and the comprehensive Level 3 Building Survey. While the Level 1 report offers only a brief overview suitable for new-build properties or modern homes in excellent condition, Level 2 and Level 3 surveys provide in-depth information that most property buyers genuinely need to make an informed decision. 

RICS Home Survey Level 2 

Also known as a HomeBuyer report, a Level 2 survey is suitable for most post-1950 properties that were constructed using typical materials and are in relatively good condition. It provides you with a detailed assessment of the condition of the property, covering the essential elements such as the roof and walls, windows and doors, and any visible elements of the building. 

The report outlines the findings in the form of a traffic light system, as explained here by St Helens surveyors Cosey Homes— green issues require no action, amber need repair but not urgently, and red issues signify serious defects that need attention straight away. 

A Level 2 survey covers a physical inspection of the inside and outside of the building, including: 

  • The construction and condition of the property 

  • Any problems that could be hazardous or serious and need urgent attention 

  • Issues that need to be investigated further to avoid serious damage or accidents 

  • Whether you need additional professional advice before committing to the purchase 

  • How much ongoing maintenance will be needed in the future and the potential cost for repairs or restoration 

  • A market valuation 

  • Noise from surrounding traffic and aircraft 

However, a Level 2 survey isn’t all encompassing. As a non-intrusive inspection, your surveyor won’t lift fixed floors, remove covers to electrical supplies, or drill into walls. This means that any hidden defects will remain undiscovered unless there are visual signs on the surface. 

It’s also worth noting that because less time is allocated to this type of survey, it’s not as suitable for larger properties as the surveyor may well run out of time to inspect everything as thoroughly compared to a regular-sized property. 

RICS Home Survey Level 3 

A Level 3 Building Survey or RICS Level 3 Home Survey is a thoroughly comprehensive report that goes into more detail than a Level 2 report. This survey is better suited to larger or older properties, those in more obviously poor conditions, or those constructed in an unusual way or with non-traditional materials like metal buildings. 

This survey covers: 

  • The construction of the property and what materials were used, as well as how they’ll perform in the future 

  • Problems that need urgent attention 

  • Visible defects and potential problems posed by hidden issues 

  • Areas of the building that need to be investigated in further detail to prevent damage in the future 

  • Budget considerations for repairs and restorations, as well as a repair timeline and ongoing maintenance costs 

  • Further detail compared to Level 2 into underground drainage, grounds, roof spaces, floors and services 

  • Inspection of accessible panels, electrical fittings and chamber covers where it’s safe to do so 

  • Noise from traffic and aircraft 

  • Whether further advice is needed before committing to your purchase  

As with a Level 2 survey, these inspections are non-intrusive, so your surveyor won’t lift floors or drill into walls. It also doesn’t usually contain a valuation so if this is needed, you’ll need to arrange this separately. 

Which Survey Do You Need? A Practical Guide 

Knowing which survey to choose depends largely on the age of the building, its construction type and condition, as well as your future plans for it. If you’re buying a property that was built after 1950 using traditional construction methods and materials, a Level 2 report is likely to provide you with ample data to know if the property is worth buying. However, if it’s a period property, built prior to 1950, or built with materials that differ from the norm such as timber frames or thatched roofs, a more thorough report is the better investment. 

You may also find that a more specific survey fits your needs better, such as a snagging survey that focuses on finishing issues in newly built properties, or a listed building survey that’s carried out by an expert who is familiar with historic construction methods and conservation requirements. 

Knowing the difference between Level 2 and Level 3 property surveys, as well as what is and isn’t covered, will help you make the most informed choice when you’re buying a new home. While a Level 3 survey commands a higher cost, it’s a modest fee compared to the potential cost of repairing damage to a building due to a missed defect or ill-informed renovation decision. 

Ultimately, the right survey is all about making sure you’re getting the right level of information for your specific property and circumstances, so your property purchase proceeds with your eyes wide open to both its potential and its pitfalls. 

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02Jan

When selling a luxury or high-value home, every detail matters. From the first conversation to the final handshake, each decision shapes the outcome. Yet long before a potential buyer walks through your door, there is a single moment when your home has to work harder than ever. That moment is when they first see it in a photograph. 

Nine times out of ten, a potential buyer will discover your home online, on a mobile phone, a laptop, or in the window of a luxury estate agent. That small viewing frame is your chance to show them the lifestyle your home offers. A photograph is never just a picture. It is an invitation to imagine. For high-end property sales, that invitation must feel extraordinary. 

As specialist luxury estate agents, we understand how premium property marketing, bespoke home selling, and personalised service come together to tell the story of a unique home. Creative photography is where that story begins. 

Below, we share our expert property advice on how to present your home beautifully, thoughtfully, and strategically through exceptional images. 

 

Prepare Your Space 

Professional photography reveals the truth of a property. It highlights grandeur and character, but it also draws attention to clutter, chipped paint, and fingerprints on mirrored surfaces. Before we bring in our photographers, we always work closely with our clients to prepare every room with intention. 

Outside, remove anything that distracts from the architecture. Move cars away from the driveway, hide away bins, sweep patios, tidy the garden, and clean all windows so they catch the light. Even the grandest homes benefit from a moment of simplicity. 

Indoors, cleanliness is the foundation of home staging. Touch up walls, hide everyday items, and consider small improvements that enrich the impression of quality. A beautifully photographed room should feel elegant without appearing artificial. Your space should look ready to live in, not ready for a magazine shoot. 

The smallest effort can add value. Fresh paint, polished floors, well-chosen accessories, and clear surfaces all show that a home has been cared for. Premium buyers notice the details, and so does the camera. 

 

 

 

Set the Scene 

A luxury home is rarely sold on square footage alone. It is sold on lifestyle. When we help sellers prepare for photography, we focus on atmosphere as much as space. A beautifully set dining table suggests memorable dinners. Soft throws imply comfort at the end of a long day. A vase of fresh flowers implies care, attention, and pride. 

Thoughtful styling helps buyers feel something when they look at your home. This emotional connection influences how they remember it long after scrolling past dozens of other properties. 

Ahead of the photoshoot, we often guide clients to add finishing touches such as: 

• Bowls of fruit on kitchen counters 
• Neatly folded towels in bathrooms 
• Fresh flowers in living areas 
• Cushions, throws, and textured linens in bedrooms 

These gentle enhancements add personality without overpowering the space. They help tell the story of a home that is welcoming, sophisticated, and ready to be lived in. 

 

Get the Lighting Right 

Lighting is the heartbeat of exceptional photography. It shapes warmth, balance, intimacy, and drama. When photographing high-value homes, harsh lighting can make large rooms feel cold and clinical. Soft lighting, warm tones, and layered effects produce ambience that draws viewers in. 

Where possible, we book photography on bright, dry days, ideally capturing a gentle evening glow. Of course, we cannot rely on British weather. Fortunately, with modern photography and specialist editing, we can create warmth through subtle post-production enhancements. Adjusted tones, sepia filters, and controlled lighting bring depth and comfort to expansive interiors. 

Well-lit homes appear more luxurious. Even the palest stone, coolest granite, or sleekest interior comes alive under the right light. 

 

 

Capture the Scale 

Luxury homes often offer generous space, yet many online photos fail to capture their scale. The right photographer understands angles, perspective, and proportion. Using full-frame cameras, wide lenses, and careful positioning, they reveal both the size and balance of each room. 

For homes with sweeping grounds, long driveways, waterside positions, or countryside views, drone photography can be invaluable. Elevated angles show how a home sits beautifully within its surroundings. This adds context, prestige, and clarity to a buyer’s first impression. 

Aerial photography is not reserved for mansions. Even modest gardens look larger when framed intelligently. It is not just about showing a home. It is about showing how it lives. 

 

Showcase the Local Area 

Premium buyers are rarely choosing a home based solely on bricks and mortar. They are choosing a lifestyle. Nearby landscapes, dining spots, independent shops, marinas, stables, or scenic trails can significantly influence value. 

As luxury estate agents, we capture the local experience as carefully as we capture the home. A photograph of a nearby walk or artisan bakery can make a difference to the emotional appeal of your property valuation. When buyers imagine not just living in your home but belonging in the area, the sale becomes easier and often more profitable. 

 

Selling Unique Homes Requires a Tailored Approach 

Creative photography is one part of a premium marketing strategy. For exclusive property listings, discreet property sales, virtual tours, and personalised campaigns, every element must be deliberate. A bespoke home selling journey is never the same twice. That is why we offer tailored marketing strategies, negotiation expertise, and consultation market appraisals designed specifically for high-end property sales. 

If you are considering selling a unique home, we would love to help you decide the best approach. Whether you prefer an off-market property sale, a discreet introduction to hand-picked buyers, or a full premium launch, we can guide you with clarity and confidence. 

To arrange a conversation with our team, get in touch. We will be happy to offer personalised service, share client testimonials, and provide professional guidance on the right photography, strategy, and selling method for your home.

24Dec

Have you ever looked around your home and realised that some rooms are only used when guests visit, or that half of what you own rarely sees the light of day? For many of our clients, that moment of reflection marks the start of a new chapter, one where less really can mean more. 

Downsizing does not have to mean giving things up. It can be a chance to create space for what truly matters, whether that is travelling more, spending time with family, or finding a home that feels easier to live in and easier to love. As luxury estate agents specialising in selling unique homes, we have helped many owners of beautiful properties take this step with confidence and even a sense of excitement. 

Let us explore how you can make your downsizing journey simple, rewarding and deeply personal. 

 

Knowing When It Is Time to Move On 

There is rarely a perfect moment to move, only the one that feels right for you. For some, the decision comes when the family home starts to feel too big, with quiet corners where laughter once echoed. For others, it is the maintenance that prompts change, with long gardens, large roofs, and endless rooms that need heating and cleaning. 

Perhaps you have fallen in love with a coastal cottage or a chic apartment closer to town. Maybe you would like to free up time and energy for travel or hobbies. Whatever your reason, downsizing is not about losing space; it is about gaining freedom. 

When clients come to us for expert property advice, we often start with a consultation market appraisal. It is a friendly conversation about your goals, your home, and what your next chapter might look like. This clarity helps shape a tailored marketing strategy, whether you want a full campaign or a discreet property sale handled quietly and respectfully. 

 

Embracing the Joy of Less 

Downsizing offers a unique opportunity to declutter not just your home, but your life. Over time, we all accumulate things that once felt important but no longer serve us. Sorting through those belongings can be surprisingly liberating. 

We suggest starting with the spaces you use least, perhaps the guest bedroom or the garage. Ask yourself, Does this item add value to my life? If not, it may be time to pass it on. Some of our clients find this process emotional; others describe it as deeply freeing. Either way, it is the first real step toward creating a simpler, more intentional home. 

Many sellers find that home staging naturally follows decluttering. With professional guidance, each room can be styled to highlight its best features, helping buyers picture themselves there. Combined with professional photography and virtual tours, your home will present beautifully, whether you are planning an open launch or an exclusive property listing available by invitation only. 

 

Creating Your Downsizing Plan 

Every successful bespoke home selling journey starts with a plan. A good system keeps things manageable and stops overwhelm from creeping in. 

We often suggest the “one-year rule”: if you have not used something for a year, it is time to consider letting it go. You could: 

  • Donate to charity 

  • Sell valuable pieces at auction or online 

  • Gift family items to loved ones 

  • Recycle what is left responsibly 

This approach makes decisions simpler and gives every item a meaningful next home. For those who need support, we can connect you with professional organisers or relocation experts who specialise in high-end property sales. 

 

Your Lifestyle, Reimagined 

Downsizing is not just about moving to a smaller house; it is about reshaping your lifestyle around what is most important. 

If your current home has large gardens and multiple reception rooms, think about how much time those spaces truly bring you joy. Perhaps a light-filled apartment with a terrace or a modern home with smart technology would suit your needs better now. 

We often see clients who choose to move closer to family, to the water, or into a vibrant village community. For many, this transition feels less like downsizing and more like right-sizing, finding a home that perfectly fits who they are today. 

And if you are unsure what that looks like yet, that is where our personalised service comes in. We listen carefully, understand your preferences, and use our negotiation expertise to ensure your move feels effortless from start to finish. 

 

Planning Ahead for a Smooth Transition 

The earlier you begin preparing, the easier the move will be. Starting several months ahead allows time to make calm, thoughtful decisions. 

A professional property valuation early on can also help clarify your next steps. We will guide you on how to maximise your home’s appeal, from premium property marketing materials to discreet buyer introductions. Some clients prefer to test the waters with an off-market property sale before committing to a public launch, giving them time to find their next home while maintaining privacy. 

Our role is to make sure every stage is handled with care, professionalism and sensitivity. This is not just a move; it is a moment of transition, and it deserves to feel exciting, not stressful. 

 

 

Cherishing Memories, Making Space for New Ones 

If you have lived in your home for many years, letting go can feel daunting. The memories are woven into every wall and window. But remember, those memories travel with you; they are not tied to bricks and mortar. 

Keep the pieces that hold meaning, and let the rest make room for your new chapter. You might keep a favourite armchair, a dining table that has hosted countless family dinners, or the photographs that tell your story. 

This process is about creating balance, holding onto what matters, and freeing yourself from what does not. 

 

Avoid the Storage Trap 

Storage units might seem like a temporary solution, but they often become long-term clutter collectors. We have seen clients store items for years, paying monthly fees for things they no longer need. 

Instead, consider this move as a clean slate. Be selective, be kind to yourself, and remember that simplicity brings clarity. Less truly can be more. 

 

A Fresh Perspective on Luxury Living 

At first glance, downsizing might seem like a step back, but for many of our clients, it becomes one of the best decisions they have ever made. A smaller, thoughtfully chosen home often feels more luxurious, not less. It is about quality over quantity: handcrafted finishes, beautiful light, and spaces that truly serve the way you live today. 

We have seen countless examples of homeowners rediscovering joy in homes that feel easier, calmer, and more personal. That is what we love most about what we do, helping people move into a home that fits their life perfectly. 

 

 

Ready to Begin Your Journey? 

If you are thinking about downsizing and would like some guidance on where to start, or how to achieve the best outcome when selling your current home, we would love to help. 

Whether you are considering a full premium property marketing campaign or a discreet property sale, our team offers the expert property advice and personalised service you need to move forward with confidence. 

Get in touch to arrange your consultation market appraisal. Together, we will make sure your next move feels not only manageable, but truly exciting. 

Because sometimes, less really does mean more.

19Dec

“Transform Your Home with the ‘Wow’ Factor!” 

We’ve all heard the advice from property experts: give your home that elusive ‘wow’ factor. But what does this really mean? How can you achieve it, and is it truly worth the time and effort? 

What Exactly is a ‘Wow’ Factor? 

The ‘wow’ factor is that special something that elevates a home from ordinary to extraordinary. It’s what makes a space memorable, turning a simple house into a beautiful home that leaves a lasting impression. 

How Can You Create This ‘Wow’ Factor in Your Home? 

It may be simpler than you think. Sometimes, all it takes is a touch of lifestyle flair in your kitchen; perhaps a stylish vase filled with limes, or adding some contemporary houseplants. 

Maybe you could consider refreshing a room's décor with contemporary cushions, rearranging furniture, and adding stylish elements like flowers and luxury home magazines. 

Bedrooms often feel neglected, especially if they’re not frequently used. Treat these spaces to new luxury bedding, (plain cream or white is best) a plush throw, and perhaps some eye-catching artwork for the walls. 

 

 

Is It Worth Investing Time and Money into Styling? 

As I write this, the housing market is quite competitive, with homes selling quickly-often above the asking price. While it may seem easy to sell your home regardless of its condition in today’s market, investing some tender loving care can significantly enhance its appeal for two main reasons: 

  1. When the market shifts, your home will still shine brightly amongst others. 

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  1. Even in a seller’s market, you want to ensure you’re not leaving money on the table by competing against better-styled homes. 

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Styling doesn’t have to be complicated or costly; adding that ‘wow’ factor can be quick and easy. If you’re feeling inspired and ready to make some tweaks, here are 12 simple ways to impress your buyers: 

  1. Make a Bold Statement 
    Add an eye-catching piece to your entryway - be it a large photograph, original artwork, or an oversized vase - to instantly grab attention and spark interest. 

  1. Showcase Your Best Features 
    To create an airy feel, consider moving or removing excess furniture, especially if it’s blocking doors or windows. This allows potential buyers to envision their own belongings in the space without distractions. 

  1. Romance Your Buyers 
    Set the mood during viewings with soft lighting, scented candles, and gentle music. Remember, buyers often make emotional decisions, so help them by creating the right atmosphere. 

  1. Create a Culinary Experience 
    With cooking shows inspiring many of us, make your kitchen inviting to the cooks. Leave an appealing cookbook open alongside striking cookware and gourmet ingredients. 

  1. Opt for Subtlety in Bedrooms 
    Strong colours can be overwhelming; instead, choose light hues with crisp white bedding and soft accents for a tranquil feel reminiscent of luxury hotels. 

  1. Make Sure You Showcase a Dining Area 
    No matter how small, create an area for dining in your home. You don’t need to set the table, but adding placemats and some flowers helps set the scene.  

  1. Add Colour Sparingly 
    If your home feels too neutral, introduce colour through soft furnishings like rugs or cushions to enliven the space without overwhelming it. 

  1. Use Mirrors Wisely 
    Mirrors can enhance light and create an illusion of space. Consider placing one above a fireplace or in narrow hallways to brighten up those areas. 

  1. Use Flowers and Plants to Add Interest and Colour 
    Elevate your hallway, kitchen, bedrooms and even bathrooms with flowers and plants. They make homes feel more welcoming, and draw attention to key features, whilst brightening up dark corners.  

  1. Highlight the Fireplace 
    Keep your fireplaces clean and styled with logs and add candles as a great way of showing off your fireplace without lighting it.  

  1. Make Bathrooms Shine 
    Tidy away everyday items and ensure everything sparkles. Fresh towels and luxurious toiletries can transform your bathroom into a spa-like space. 

  1. Enhance Your Entrance 
    Don’t overlook your front door; a classic colour or stylish plants can create an inviting first impression that wows potential buyers right from the start. 

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As you can see, we’re passionate about styling homes to captivate buyers. Our experience shows that well-styled properties attract more viewings and positive feedback. 

If you're interested in exploring how styling could benefit your home-whether it’s just a little touch-up or a complete makeover-we’d love to share our ideas. Get in touch with us and let’s make your home irresistible to buyers.

12Dec

At our agency, we know that selling a home is never just about bricks and mortar, especially when it comes to premium property marketing for owners of unique, high-value homes. Winter may bring shorter days and cooler air, but with the right approach, it also presents a golden opportunity to make your luxury property truly stand out. 

Over the years, we’ve helped many clients achieve exceptional results, even during the quieter months. The secret lies in presentation, timing, and a few well-chosen touches that create an emotional connection from the moment a buyer steps through the door. Here, we share our seven essential tips to help you attract serious buyers and achieve the best possible result for your bespoke home selling journey. 

 

1. Create a Warm and Inviting Welcome 

First impressions matter, and never more so than when selling a luxury property. Imagine arriving at a grand home on a crisp day, greeted by a freshly painted front door, polished brassware, and softly illuminated entrance lanterns. These subtle touches send a clear message: this is a home that has been cherished. 

Inside, warmth is key. Switch on the heating well ahead of viewings, light the fire if you have one, and use layered lighting to create a gentle, golden glow. The scent of freshly brewed coffee or a burning wood-fire can be surprisingly powerful in helping buyers imagine themselves settling in. A cosy, welcoming atmosphere turns a viewing into an experience, not just a tour. 

 

2. Let the Light Shine In 

With shorter daylight hours, light becomes one of your home’s greatest assets. Open curtains wide, remove heavy drapes, and let as much natural light in as possible. Clean the windows thoroughly, inside and out, to make the most of any winter sunshine. 

Artificial lighting can also play a role in setting the mood. Choose bulbs that emit a warm tone and use table lamps or uplighters to highlight key architectural features. Even mirrors can help amplify available light, giving rooms a brighter, more spacious feel. A well-lit home instantly feels more inviting, making this a simple but powerful part of your tailored marketing strategy. 

 

 

3. Invest in Professional Photography and Virtual Tours 

In the world of luxury estate agents, presentation is everything. High-quality professional photography is non-negotiable. Striking images capture the essence of your home and draw buyers in before they even visit. 

At our agency, we also recommend virtual tours for every premium listing. They allow potential buyers to explore your property from anywhere in the world, at any time of day. This is especially valuable for off-market property sales and discreet property sales, where privacy and exclusivity are priorities. 

The right imagery tells a story and positions your home exactly where it deserves to be: among the most desirable exclusive property listings on the market. 

 

4. Highlight Winter-Ready Features 

Buyers are reassured by homes that feel ready for all seasons. If your property has underfloor heating, double glazing, or a newly serviced boiler, make sure these details are showcased. Small things, like a flickering stove or a well-insulated garden room, speak volumes about comfort and care. 

Think about how you present your living spaces too. Arrange furniture to highlight social and relaxation areas. A snug seating area by the fire, or a well-lit conservatory with views over a frosty garden, tells a story of year-round enjoyment. The goal is to help potential buyers imagine themselves living their best life there, regardless of the weather outside. 

 

5. Craft a Story-Driven Property Description 

Every home has a story. The challenge is telling it well. A simple list of features doesn’t do justice to a distinctive property. Instead, use evocative, sophisticated language to paint a picture of life within those walls. 

We often write descriptions that focus on moments. Morning light spilling through bay windows. Family gatherings around a dining table. The view from the terrace as dusk falls over the hills. These small details evoke emotion, and emotion sells homes. 

This approach lies at the heart of bespoke home selling. It’s not about exaggeration,but about helping buyers connect emotionally with a property. That’s what truly sets apart a premium home from everything else on the market. 

 

 

6. Tailor Your Marketing Strategy for Exclusive Buyers 

When it comes to high-end property sales, one size never fits all. Every home has its own personality, and every seller their own priorities. Some prefer complete discretion, while others want a strong public launch. The key is to create a tailored marketing strategy that fits both the property and the person behind it. 

For some of our clients, that means off-market property sales shared only with a select database of qualified buyers. For others, it’s about polished premium property marketing with professional photography, video storytelling, and targeted online promotion. 

Either way, we work to ensure your home reaches the right audience at the right time. Our negotiation expertise and understanding of the luxury market mean we know how to position your home for maximum impact while protecting your privacy and peace of mind. 

 

7. Prepare for Every Viewing, Every Time 

Even with the best marketing, the viewing itself is where a sale begins to take shape. Presentation is crucial, so keep your home spotless and ready to impress. 

Fresh flowers in the hallway, soft background music, and lightly scented candles create an atmosphere that feels both elegant and effortless. Avoid clutter, keep surfaces clear, and pay attention to details like polished taps and freshly laundered linens. 

And don’t forget your outdoor spaces. Even in cooler weather, a tidy garden or neatly arranged terrace tells buyers that the home is well cared for. Simple touches such as trimmed hedges, clear pathways, and a few evergreens in planters can make all the difference. 

 

Bringing It All Together 

Selling your home during the cooler months can feel like a challenge, but it’s also a wonderful opportunity to present your property at its most atmospheric. Buyers looking at this time of year tend to be serious, motivated, and ready to move. 

With the right preparation and presentation, your home can stand out beautifully against the backdrop of the season. It’s about creating warmth, light, and connection – and those are timeless qualities that never go out of style. 

If you’re thinking about selling your luxury home and would like some expert property advice, we’d love to help. Whether you’re considering an off-market property sale, exploring discreet marketing options, or simply want an honest property valuation to start with, our team can guide you through every step.

Because selling a home like yours deserves more than a standard approach. It deserves attention, expertise, and care – every step of the way.

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