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The theme is bullish, driven by robust biopharma R&D outsourcing, strong biotech funding, and AI-driven innovation accelerating drug discovery. However, macroec

Thesis

The theme is bullish, driven by robust biopharma R&D outsourcing, strong biotech funding, and AI-driven innovation accelerating drug discovery. However, macroeconomic headwinds, persistent pricing pressure, and execution risks for large-scale projects temper the outlook.

Bull case

  • Robust biotech funding recovery and increased biopharmaceutical R&D outsourcing are driving demand for contract research and manufacturing services. Small and mid-sized biotechs, supported by invigorated funding, are replenishing pipelines, while large pharma increasingly outsources early-stage discovery and clinical development.

  • Accelerated drug discovery through AI integration and high-impact innovation is enhancing efficiency and expanding service offerings. Companies are deploying AI-driven platforms and advanced technologies to streamline workflows, accelerate scientific discovery, and provide deeper clinical insights, creating new opportunities for regulated testing.

  • Strategic portfolio optimization and the demand for integrated, end-to-end CDMO/CRO solutions are strengthening market leaders. Companies are streamlining operations, divesting non-core assets, and investing in comprehensive capabilities from early development to commercial manufacturing, positioning them as indispensable partners for complex drug pipelines.

Bear case

  • Persistent macroeconomic headwinds, including muted demand in academic and government sectors (particularly in the U.S. and China), continue to constrain R&D spending. Flat NIH budgets and slower grant processing impact segments reliant on these clients, limiting broad-based market recovery and overall growth potential.

  • The intense competitive landscape and sustained pricing pressure in the CRO/CDMO market prevent material price improvements. The structural shift to lower-cost regions for certain services and the presence of numerous players maintain competitive intensity, potentially impacting margins despite strengthening demand.

  • Execution risks associated with large-scale growth projects and inherent backlog volatility pose significant challenges. Multi-year capital expenditure projects for new capacities carry risks of delays or lower-than-expected utilization, while unpredictability in client cancellations can impact net bookings and future revenue visibility for service providers.

Overview

Hiring Trend Watchpoints

High-performing operators in this theme are prioritizing specialized scientific and technical talent, particularly in areas like bioanalysis, AI/ML in drug discovery, advanced manufacturing (CDMO), and clinical trial management (CRO). Retention of existing talent is a key focus, alongside strategic hiring to support capacity expansions and new technology adoption. Geographic talent pipelines, often through university partnerships (e.g., Charles River Laboratories with Heriot Watt University), are being leveraged to secure future talent. Medpace expects high single-digit employee growth, supported by low turnover. Thermo Fisher Scientific sees job growth potential from reshoring initiatives in bioprocessing. Lonza maintains high retention rates for specialized teams. To confirm theme execution, watch for sustained high single-digit to low double-digit headcount growth in specialized R&D, manufacturing, and clinical roles; continued low turnover rates; increased job postings for AI/ML, data science, and digital health roles; and announcements of new talent development programs or academic partnerships. Deterioration would be signaled by significant slowdowns or freezes in hiring for core scientific/technical roles, rising employee turnover rates, increased reliance on temporary staff, or a shift in job postings towards general administrative or cost-cutting functions.

Forum Watchlist

  • Reddit — r/biotechHigh

    Biotech funding, R&D sentiment, early-stage pipeline activity

  • Reddit — r/pharmaMedium

    Pharmaceutical industry trends, regulatory updates, outsourcing decisions

  • Reddit — r/CROHigh

    CRO market dynamics, clinical trial trends, competitive landscape

  • LinkedIn Group — CDMO & CRO ProfessionalsMedium

    Industry expert discussions, capacity changes, technology adoption

  • Industry Forum — Bio-IT World CommunityMedium

    AI/ML in drug discovery, digital lab solutions, data analytics in life sciences

Industry Publications

  • FierceBiotech (fiercebiotech.com) — Comprehensive coverage of biotech funding, clinical trials, and R&D breakthroughs, directly impacting demand for testing services.
  • GEN (Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News) (genengnews.com) — Broad coverage of life sciences, including genomics, bioprocessing, and drug discovery technologies relevant to lab testing.
  • Endpoints News (endpts.com) — Focuses on pharmaceutical and biotech news, M&A, and clinical development updates, providing insights into client activity for CROs/CDMOs.
  • BioSpace (biospace.com) — Offers news, jobs, and industry trends in the biotech and pharma sectors, reflecting overall market health and talent movement.
  • Contract Pharma (contractpharma.com) — Dedicated to the contract services industry, providing deep insights into CDMO and CRO market trends, capacity, and partnerships.

Second Order Trends

Several second-order trends are shaping the Regulatory Testing landscape. First, **AI Integration & Digital Transformation** is moving beyond theoretical discussions into practical application across the drug discovery and development lifecycle, exemplified by Charles River Laboratories' TuneLab collaboration and Thermo Fisher Scientific's AI-driven Orbitrap platforms and Clario acquisition for digital endpoint solutions. This signals a shift towards 'smart labs' and 'AI-powered drug pipelines'. Second, **Supply Chain Regionalization & De-risking** is emerging due to geopolitical factors, driving a preference for regional supply chains, particularly in biopharma manufacturing (Lonza, Thermo Fisher Scientific). This could lead to increased capital expenditure in Western markets and a focus on securing critical raw materials, such as Charles River Laboratories' control over the non-human primate supply chain. Third, there's a continued strong demand for **Specialized Modalities & Complex Biologics**, including Antibody-Drug Conjugates (ADCs) and Cell & Gene therapies (Lonza), requiring highly specialized CDMO capabilities and significant capital investment. Fourth, the **Biotech Funding Recovery & Pipeline Replenishment** is directly translating into increased demand for early-stage CRO services (Charles River Laboratories, Medpace), indicating a healthier R&D pipeline for the broader industry. Finally, **Therapeutic Area Shifts** are evident, with oncology making a strong comeback in new bookings and awards for CROs like Medpace, balancing previous concentrations in areas like cardiometabolic, reflecting dynamic R&D priorities within the pharma/biotech client base.

Search Keywords Brand Product

  • drug discovery services
  • preclinical safety assessment
  • research models
  • bioanalysis services
  • microbial solutions
  • biologics testing
  • digital pathology
  • next-generation sequencing
  • contract vivarium operations
  • Orbitrap platforms
  • UHPLC systems
  • bioprocessing solutions
  • clinical development services
  • oncology clinical trials
  • ADCs manufacturing
  • cell & gene therapy CDMO
  • GLP-1 peptide production

Search Keywords Policy Regulatory

  • NIH budget
  • biopharma reshoring
  • FDA drug approval
  • EMA regulatory changes
  • foreign tax legislation

Search Keywords Event Phrases

  • Charles River Laboratories earnings
  • CRL Investor Day
  • Thermo Fisher Scientific earnings
  • Lonza earnings
  • Medpace earnings
  • Lonza Capital Markets Day

Google Trend Product Category Intent

• CRO services • CDMO services • preclinical research • clinical trial outsourcing • lab equipment • life science tools • biopharmaceutical manufacturing • drug development

Google Trend Consumer Intent

• new cancer drugs • diabetes research • rare disease treatments • personalized medicine

Google Trend Macro Policy Terms

• biotech funding • pharma R&D spending • NIH grants • FDA approvals

Economic Data Watch

1. PitchBook / NVCA — Venture Capital Database / Quarterly Report

Metric/field Biotechnology & Pharma - VC Deal Value (USD billions)

Cadence quarterly

Why it matters Directly correlates with small-to-mid-cap biotech R&D spending, a primary driver of demand for CRO and CDMO services for CRL, MEDP, and LONN.SW.

Signal to watch Sustained increase in deal value indicates higher funding for biotech clients, leading to increased demand for research and manufacturing services.

Confidence: high

2. OECD / PhRMA / EvaluatePharma — Global R&D Statistics / Industry Reports

Metric/field Pharmaceutical & Biotechnology R&D Spending (Global, USD billions)

Cadence annual/quarterly

Why it matters Overall R&D investment by pharmaceutical and biotech companies drives demand for all theme members' services and products (TMO, CRL, LONN.SW, MEDP).

Signal to watch Consistent year-over-year growth in global pharma R&D spending is bullish for the sector, indicating a healthy pipeline and outsourcing potential.

Confidence: high

3. National Institutes of Health (NIH) — Budget & Spending Data

Metric/field NIH Budget Appropriations (USD billions)

Cadence annual/event_driven

Why it matters Directly impacts academic and government research spending, affecting CRL's Research Models and Services segment and TMO's academic/government end market.

Signal to watch Increases or stable growth in NIH appropriations are bullish, supporting foundational research that can lead to future drug development and demand for services.

Confidence: high

4. Federal Reserve / ECB / PBOC — Monetary Policy Statements / Interest Rate Decisions

Metric/field Central Bank Policy Interest Rates (e.g., Federal Funds Rate Target Range)

Cadence event_driven

Why it matters Influences the cost of capital for biotech companies and overall investment climate, impacting funding availability for CRO/CDMO clients.

Signal to watch Stable or declining interest rates are generally bullish, as they reduce borrowing costs and encourage investment in R&D-intensive sectors like biotech.

Confidence: medium

5. China National Bureau of Statistics — Economic Indicators

Metric/field China Industrial Production Growth (Year-over-Year % change)

Cadence monthly

Why it matters TMO specifically highlights China's end market as a key factor. Broader economic health in China impacts R&D spending and demand for scientific tools and services.

Signal to watch Accelerating or sustained positive industrial production growth in China is bullish, indicating a stronger economic environment that can support increased R&D and healthcare spending.

Confidence: medium

Free Alt Data Watch

1. BioCentury / EvaluatePharma (public reports) — Biotech IPO Tracker

Metric/field Number of Biotech IPOs (Global)

Cadence monthly/quarterly

Why it matters IPO activity is a strong indicator of investor confidence and funding availability for new and growing biotech companies, which are key clients for CROs and CDMOs (CRL, MEDP, LONN.SW).

Signal to watch An increasing number of biotech IPOs signals a robust funding environment and potential for new client acquisition and project starts.

Confidence: high

2. ClinicalTrials.gov — Public Study Database

Metric/field Number of New Clinical Study Registrations (Monthly)

Cadence monthly

Why it matters Directly reflects the volume of new drug development activity entering clinical phases, impacting demand for CRO services (MEDP, CRL, TMO's PPD division).

Signal to watch A rising trend in new clinical trial registrations is bullish, indicating a healthy and expanding pipeline of drug candidates requiring testing services.

Confidence: high

3. LinkedIn / Indeed — Job Posting Data

Metric/field Job Postings for 'Drug Discovery Scientist' or 'Clinical Research Associate' (Trend)

Cadence monthly

Why it matters Hiring trends in key R&D and clinical roles indicate investment and expansion within pharmaceutical and biotech companies, signaling future demand for outsourcing.

Signal to watch Sustained growth in job postings for these roles is bullish, suggesting increasing internal capacity and potentially more projects to outsource.

Confidence: medium

4. FDA / EMA (Public Databases) — Drug Approvals Database

Metric/field Number of New Drug Approvals (Monthly/Quarterly Count)

Cadence monthly/quarterly

Why it matters The pace of new drug approvals reflects the overall productivity and success of the drug development pipeline, impacting demand for commercial manufacturing services (LONN.SW, TMO).

Signal to watch A consistent or increasing number of new drug approvals is bullish, indicating a healthy market for commercial production and continued R&D investment.

Confidence: medium

5. NIH Reporter / Grant.gov — Public Grant Awards Database

Metric/field Number of New NIH Grant Awards (Quarterly)

Cadence quarterly

Why it matters Tracks government funding for academic and institutional research, which can drive demand for early-stage research models and lab services (CRL, TMO).

Signal to watch An upward trend in new grant awards is bullish, as it provides funding for research institutions that are clients for life sciences tools and services.

Confidence: medium

Paid Alt Data Watch

1. PitchBook — Venture Capital Database

Metric/field Biotechnology & Pharma - VC Deal Value by Stage (Seed, Early, Late, Growth)

Cadence monthly/quarterly

Why it matters Granular and timely data on venture capital funding by stage directly drives demand for early-stage CRO services (CRL, MEDP) and future CDMO needs.

Signal to watch Sustained increase in early-stage deal value is bullish, indicating a robust pipeline of new biotech companies and projects.

Confidence: high

2. IQVIA / GlobalData — Clinical Trial Intelligence Platform

Metric/field Clinical Trial Starts & Completions (by Phase, Therapeutic Area, Sponsor Type)

Cadence monthly

Why it matters Provides detailed insights into the volume and progression of clinical trials, crucial for assessing demand for CROs (MEDP, CRL, TMO's PPD division).

Signal to watch Increasing trial starts, especially in early phases, and healthy completion rates are bullish, signaling a strong and efficient drug development pipeline.

Confidence: high

3. EvaluatePharma / Cortellis — Drug Pipeline & Market Forecasts

Metric/field Number of Molecules in Clinical Development (by Phase, Modality, Indication)

Cadence quarterly

Why it matters Offers a comprehensive view of the drug development landscape, informing future demand for CDMOs (LONN.SW, TMO) and CROs across various therapeutic areas.

Signal to watch Growth in the number of molecules in later-stage clinical development (Phase 2/3) is bullish, indicating potential for commercialization and increased demand for manufacturing.

Confidence: high

4. Thinknum / SimilarWeb — Web Traffic & Engagement Data

Metric/field Web Traffic Growth for Top 50 Small/Mid-Cap Biotech Companies (YoY % change)

Cadence weekly/monthly

Why it matters Proxy for early-stage company activity and potential future clients for CROs and CDMOs, especially those targeting smaller biotechs (MEDP, CRL).

Signal to watch Consistent positive growth in web traffic and engagement for these companies is bullish, suggesting increased activity and potential for new projects.

Confidence: medium

5. S&P Capital IQ / Bloomberg Terminal — M&A Transaction Database

Metric/field Pharma & Biotech M&A Deal Value and Volume (USD billions, Count)

Cadence monthly/quarterly

Why it matters M&A activity can impact CRO/CDMO relationships (e.g., MEDP's bear case mentions M&A is generally not good for them), but also signals industry consolidation and strategic shifts.

Signal to watch A high volume of M&A can be bearish for CROs serving smaller clients if acquired companies consolidate services. However, strategic M&A by large pharma can also signal pipeline investment.

Confidence: medium

Key Metrics3 rows
MetricCadenceWhat It SignalsUpdate Source
Global Biotechnology & Pharma Venture Capital Deal ValueQuarterlyIncreasing deal value indicates higher funding for small-to-mid-cap biotechs, directly driving demand for early-stage CRO/CDMO services, including regulatory testing (bullish). Declining value signals reduced R&D funding, potentially impacting demand (bearish).LLM_Approved
Global Contract Research Organization (CRO) Market Growth RateAnnually (with quarterly updates/forecasts)Sustained or accelerating growth indicates increasing outsourcing by pharma/biotech for R&D and testing, supporting the theme (bullish). Deceleration suggests market saturation or insourcing trends (bearish).LLM_Approved
Global Biopharmaceutical R&D SpendingAnnually (with quarterly updates/forecasts)Increasing R&D spending drives demand for drug discovery, development, and regulatory testing services (bullish). Declining or flat spending indicates reduced pipeline activity, impacting demand (bearish).LLM_Approved
Upcoming Catalysts21 rows
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Sustained improvement in the biotech funding environment and increased R&D spending by pharmaceutical companies are expected to drive demand for early-stage discovery, safety assessment, and clinical development services.Ongoing through Q4 2026 and beyond2026-09-022026-12-31This macro trend directly impacts the core business of CROs and life sciences tools providers. A robust funding environment for small and mid-sized biotechs, coupled with large pharma outsourcing, fuels the pipeline for drug discovery and development, benefiting all theme constituents. Charles River Laboratories specifically notes trailing 12-month funding nearing $100 billion. Thermo Fisher Scientific also highlighted a clear pickup in biotech spending.Themetheme_composerCRL, TMO, MEDP, LONN.SW40.00751.180.921.00.81712026-09-02False10.666672.3642Theme composer
Thermo Fisher Scientific is anticipating the closing of its microbiology business divestiture.Q3 20262026-09-022026-09-30This divestiture is expected to reduce Thermo Fisher's 2026 revenue by approximately $200 million and adjusted EPS by $0.05. The successful completion will streamline TMO's portfolio and allow for a clearer focus on its core life sciences and biopharma services.Tickertheme_composerTMO10.00361.181.051.00.44632026-09-02False10.04075.0478Theme composer
Lonza Group AG is expected to finalize the divestment of its Capsules & Health Ingredients (CHI) business, completing its transformation into a pure-play CDMO.Before year-end 20262026-09-022026-12-31This divestment is crucial for Lonza as it sharpens its strategic focus on core CDMO growth opportunities, simplifies its portfolio, and allows for disciplined capital allocation. A successful and timely closing will reinforce investor confidence in Lonza's strategic direction and operational efficiency.Tickertheme_composerLONN.SW10.00081.180.921.00.0852026-09-02False10.00890.9608Theme composer
A return to stronger growth in the China market, beyond the current muted expectations.over time2026-07-012026-12-31China is a significant market for TMO, and a return to stronger growth, not currently factored into guidance, would provide an incremental tailwind and upside to overall revenue.TickerTMO (ticker)TMO_3fae12212026-04-23earnings_transcript
Resolution of proposed tax legislation changes in Mauritius is expected.literally any day now2026-09-022026-09-16The outcome of this legislation could impact the company's tax rate and earnings per share, with a lower impact potentially providing upside to current guidance.TickerCRL (ticker)CRL_760365622026-08-05earnings_transcript
Charles River Laboratories expects non-GAAP earnings per share in the range of $2.90 to $3.00 for the third quarter of 2026.For the third quarter2026-07-012026-09-30This provides specific financial guidance for the upcoming quarter, indicating strong year-over-year EPS growth, which is a key performance indicator for investors.TickerCRL (ticker)CRL_938f431a2026-08-05earnings_transcript
Charles River Laboratories expects organic revenue growth of approximately 1% to 3% year-over-year in the third quarter of 2026.For the third quarter2026-07-012026-09-30This indicates a continued positive trend in organic revenue growth, driven by improving demand in DSA and a rebound in Biologics Testing, signaling sustained business recovery.TickerCRL (ticker)CRL_daee1c002026-08-05earnings_transcript
Outcome of Medpace's initiatives to expand its pipeline of opportunities and improve its win rate, and the resulting trend in cancellation rates and net new business awards.over the next few quarters2026-04-012026-12-31High cancellation rates and weak gross bookings have led to a low book-to-bill ratio and raise concerns about future revenue growth. Success in these initiatives is critical to improving backlog and restoring a desired growth profile.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_54a928082026-04-22earnings_transcript
Realization of management's expectation for pass-through revenues to decrease as a percentage of total revenue, driven by the winding down of some metabolic studies.end the year lower than what we started this year at2026-04-222026-12-31A decrease in the proportion of pass-through revenues, which typically have lower margins, could positively impact the company's overall EBITDA margin and the quality of its revenue.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_295080d72026-04-22earnings_transcript
Medpace appoints a new President to succeed Jesse Geiger, who is departing.not in the near term2026-07-012027-04-22The appointment of a new President is a key leadership transition that could influence strategic direction, operational execution, and investor confidence, despite management's assurance of a strong team.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_f4e43f3e2026-04-22earnings_transcript
Trend in Medpace's backlog cancellation rates and net book-to-bill ratio.second quarter, over the next few quarters2026-04-012027-03-31A sustained high cancellation rate and a book-to-bill ratio below 1.0 would continue to pressure future revenue growth and investor sentiment. An improvement would signal a healthier demand trajectory.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_56dbc6962026-04-23earnings_transcript
Outcome of Medpace's initiatives to expand its pipeline of opportunities and improve its win rate.over the next few quarters, immediate term2026-04-012027-03-31Successful implementation could combat high cancellation rates and drive an increase in gross awards, which is crucial for restoring a desired growth rate and improving bookings.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_b929f82b2026-04-23earnings_transcript
Medpace's ability to meet its reconfirmed 2026 financial guidance and the actual sequential revenue growth trajectory in 2027.2026 guidance, 20272026-04-232027-12-31Achieving 2026 guidance would affirm management's confidence, while the 2027 sequential growth will be a key indicator of the company's long-term growth profile and impact valuation.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_8751ce1e2026-04-23earnings_transcript
Whether pass-through costs as a percentage of revenue decrease by year-end 2026 as projected by management.end the year lower than what we started this year at2026-04-232026-12-31A reduction in pass-throughs could positively impact EBITDA margins, while a failure to decrease could put pressure on profitability.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_2ffd19342026-04-23earnings_transcript
Realization of net efficiency benefits from Medpace's ongoing investments in AI.next 2 years at least (for investment), a few years out (for net benefit)2026-04-232029-04-23Significant net benefits from AI could enhance long-term operational efficiency and profitability, while a slower-than-expected realization could impact future cost structures.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_d72516b12026-04-23earnings_transcript
Charles River Laboratories will host an Investor Day to share information about long-term priorities and financial targets.on September 242026-09-242026-09-24This event will provide crucial insights into the company's future strategic direction and financial outlook, potentially impacting long-term investor sentiment and valuation.TickerCRL (ticker)CRL_d18c27a82026-08-05earnings_transcript
Charles River Laboratories expects a significant positive impact on its Discovery and Safety Assessment (DSA) segment's operating margin in Q4 2026 due to lower non-human primate (NHP) sourcing costs.Q4 20262026-10-012026-12-31This is a key driver for CRL's profitability. The realization of lower NHP sourcing costs, primarily from recent acquisitions, is anticipated to lead to the highest DSA operating margin in Q4, directly impacting overall company earnings and validating the benefits of strategic supply chain control.Tickertheme_composerCRL10.00021.181.01.00.02572026-09-02False10.00250.291Theme composer
Lonza's Capital Markets Day in Vacaville.this October2026-10-012026-10-31This event will offer deeper insights into Lonza's strategy, value creation framework, growth ambitions, and opportunities within the Integrated Biologics business platform, potentially influencing investor sentiment and understanding of future growth.TickerLONN.SW (ticker)LONN.SW_018d659e2026-07-22earnings_transcript
Lower non-human primate (NHP) sourcing costs from the K.F. Cambodia acquisition are expected to largely benefit the Discovery and Safety Assessment (DSA) operating margin.largely benefit the fourth quarter2026-10-012026-12-31This will drive significant margin contribution in the DSA segment, improving profitability and competitive advantage due to more reliable NHP supply.TickerCRL (ticker)CRL_bc24e2af2026-08-05earnings_transcript
The upcoming Q3 2026 earnings season will provide crucial updates on the demand environment, biotech funding trends, backlog conversion, and forward-looking guidance for key players in regulatory testing, life sciences, and lab tests.Late October - Early November 20262026-10-152026-11-15This is a major cross-cutting catalyst that will offer a comprehensive view of the health of the biopharmaceutical demand environment, the impact of biotech funding recovery, and operational efficiencies across the sector. Updates on key metrics like net book-to-bill ratios (CRL, MEDP), organic revenue growth (CRL, TMO), and margin performance (CRL, TMO, LONN.SW) will significantly influence investor sentiment and future valuations for multiple constituent tickers.Themetheme_composerCRL, TMO, MEDP, LONN.SW40.00871.181.05Regulatory/Policy1.351.45272026-09-02False10.6666111.496Theme composer
Medpace achieving net financial benefits from its investments in Artificial Intelligence (AI) initiatives.a few years out2028-01-012029-12-31While AI is a significant industry trend, management expects that investments in AI will outweigh efficiency gains for at least the next two years, impacting the timeline for any positive financial contribution from AI.TickerMEDP (ticker)MEDP_e1f9490e2026-04-22earnings_transcript
NotesTable

Market Commentary

DateTypeCommentDetailSentimentTickers
2026-09-02Theme UpdateThe theme is strongly supported by a broad market recovery in biopharma, evidenced by robust bookings and strategic focus on core regulated testing.

Market Commentary

BullishCRL, TMO, LONN.SW, MEDP

Constituents

  • Lonza Group AG
  • TMOT2
    Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc.
  • CRLT3
    Charles River Laboratories International, Inc.
  • Medpace Holdings, Inc.
  • HAPNT3
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  • IQT3
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  • WATT3
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