Simple trick to enable 'Ok Google' on any screen - Moto G Themes and Apps

I still can't believe how simple they made it. Just open the search app and do a text search for "Okay Google Everywhere." That's it. Go back to your Google Now voice settings and you should see the Ok Google section now has options for detection on any screen and the lock screen
Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/

georgiangelov said:
I still can't believe how simple they made it. Just open the search app and do a text search for "Okay Google Everywhere." That's it. Go back to your Google Now voice settings and you should see the Ok Google section now has options for detection on any screen and the lock screen
Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/
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Video Tutorial here, would appreciate checking out the video even if you know how to do it as i am in need of views Share...Share...Share

Won't work with the queens English tho'

georgiangelov said:
I still can't believe how simple they made it. Just open the search app and do a text search for "Okay Google Everywhere." That's it. Go back to your Google Now voice settings and you should see the Ok Google section now has options for detection on any screen and the lock screen
Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/
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don't work in my ... don't appear..

ReOmbra said:
don't work in my ... don't appear..
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i too

ReOmbra said:
don't work in my ... don't appear..
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Same here
Sent from my Moto G using XDA Free mobile app

It works perfectly on CrDroid 4.4.4
XT1033
Though it needs US accent to work/detect the Hotword

Google Now supports "OK Google" detection from ANY screen in the latest update. To activate it, you have to ENABLE "Audio History" and then ENABLE "OK Google from any screen" in Voice settings.

No portugueses
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- The update to Google Search added some really neat functionality... which has stopped working for no reason.
- For instance I could say "play music" and the Play Music app would launch and start playing music.
- Then I could say something like "play next song" or "stop music" and it would execute the command. But it seems they have removed that functionality for some odd reason on the Moto G because I get this audible error "controlling media is not supported on this device"

ReOmbra said:
don't work in my ... don't appear..
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Mister Muscle said:
i too
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K3VYNC said:
Same here
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I read something about having to click on a link after you search for ok Google everywhere

georgiangelov said:
I still can't believe how simple they made it. Just open the search app and do a text search for "Okay Google Everywhere." That's it. Go back to your Google Now voice settings and you should see the Ok Google section now has options for detection on any screen and the lock screen
Source: http://www.androidpolice.com/
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I had it enabled in my latest stock rom (4.4.4 BR Retail) (Don't know how I did it). I had phantom kernel on it, maybe it had something to do with that.
I reflashed (4.4.4 EU Retail) and can't get it working now. I always use US english for my devices (even tho it tries to push spanish for me because of my location).
I read in an official google's post that Moto G and Moto X were not supported, I think we may get it working if we trick google into thinking this is another device or that is called something else. Maybe an alternative kernel...

Just donwload Google Unleashed.
Install the apk. launch Google Know, Settings > Debug > Languagues, Type the Language to support. Like pt-BR
is working here
Just follow this
http://nexus5.wonderhowto.com/how-t...-detection-any-screen-android-kitkat-0155963/

Not here in Argentina... ¬¬

LuanTeles said:
Just donwload Google Unleashed.
Install the apk. launch Google Know, Settings > Debug > Languagues, Type the Language to support. Like pt-BR
is working here
Just follow this
http://nexus5.wonderhowto.com/how-t...-detection-any-screen-android-kitkat-0155963/
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That method won't work anymore because Google removed the e300 flags from there.
I think our device supports and definetively is able to use this feature anywhere, but google willingly decided to block this feature because is "an older device" so they force you to get a newer phone (even though you don't need it).
At least with a stock rom, Moto G and Moto X users will have to find a workaround for google's blockade. I think it might be as simple as some deviceID.

Me too
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sometimes its work.. but sometime dint work. anyone can explain?

To work with your system language, you have to download the correspondent language package. But even with this, it may not be available for your language. I use a PT-BR and it won't let me active this option, so at the moment, it's not available for me.
But if you change your language to English, it will work. Hope more languages become available soon.

This is the official response from google
"This feature is currently unavailable on this device" error: The "Ok Google" on every screen setting is not available formato Moto X or Moto G, and other older Android devices.
Some XT10xx devices are hotword blacklisted and can't even use the most basic feature. I'll search for another blacklist in debug options.

ZareliMan said:
This is the official response from google
"This feature is currently unavailable on this device" error: The "Ok Google" on every screen setting is not available formato Moto X or Moto G, and other older Android devices.
Some XT10xx devices are hotword blacklisted and can't even use the most basic feature. I'll search for another blacklist in debug options.
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Try:
•Select language in your device "English US"
•Install the Google Now launcher and join Google Now. Type: "OK Google Everywhere" to activate it the features.
•Than feel free to change or use a different launcher.
"Nova Launcher works great with the Google voice features".

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How To Enable Voice To Text

Here it is, tried and tested.
1. goto settings
2. goto text to speech and install voice data
3. goto link to warez site removed on your desire
4. on the home page search for Verizon 2.1 keyboard with voice input by clicking on v and scrolling to it
5. download it
6. install it (you may get a prompt saying that you need to change your settings to allow it to install, so do so)
7. next in settings again goto language & keyboard
8. tick android keyboard
9. click android keyboard settings
10. make sure voice input is ticked.
11. go into messages and hold down on TAP TO COMPOSE
12. select input method
13. then select android keyboard
14. click the mic and start talking
It was already mentioned in other thread. Also link to warez site removed is warez site and you can get in trouble for posting links like that
Wow, you legend! It worked perfectly
..It's just a shame it can't work out my geordie accent very well at all
Karolis said:
It was already mentioned in other thread. Also link to warez site removed is warez site and you can get in trouble for posting links like that
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Is it? Ooops sorry, I had no idea. Was too excited to get this working I never even paid much attention to the actual site. *Slaps self*
So does it work just like it works on the nexus one, in any text fields?
"I'm so north of the volcanoes it on the wrong size 12 font size but they don't think this through house and grill the attach to solicit"
I don't think that was quite what I said!
What did you say though?
Woohoo, works perfectly, although a tad slow. Still fun though
DF
Works for me too. Quite interesting all the other apps on that site. But as mentioned. Warez.
How about this one?
http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/com.voicerecognition.voicetext/
It looks nice and only $0.99 ... Anyone can give it a try?
gogol said:
How about this one?
http://www.cyrket.com/p/android/com.voicerecognition.voicetext/
It looks nice and only $0.99 ... Anyone can give it a try?
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user opinions are not too positive, rather get the original VTT enabled
My option to install voice data is greyed out. How do change this, btw I'm using T-Mobile version.
jamiepyrite said:
"I'm so north of the volcanoes it on the wrong size 12 font size but they don't think this through house and grill the attach to solicit"
I don't think that was quite what I said!
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really... what DID you say??
Arthur Hucksake said:
Here it is, tried and tested.
3. goto link to warez site removed on your desire
4. on the home page search for Verizon 2.1 keyboard with voice input by clicking on v and scrolling to it
5. download it
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noob question - first time android user - the only place i found the "Verizon 2.1 keyboard with voice input" file was under the sponsered links - do you have to pay the $1.99 monthly subscription to the download all site to be able to download it or am i missing something?
Thanks heaps
Arthur Hucksake said:
Here it is, tried and tested.
1. goto settings
2. goto text to speech and install voice data
3. goto link to warez site removed on your desire
4. on the home page search for Verizon 2.1 keyboard with voice input by clicking on v and scrolling to it
5. download it
6. install it (you may get a prompt saying that you need to change your settings to allow it to install, so do so)
7. next in settings again goto language & keyboard
8. tick android keyboard
9. click android keyboard settings
10. make sure voice input is ticked.
11. go into messages and hold down on TAP TO COMPOSE
12. select input method
13. then select android keyboard
14. click the mic and start talking
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Direct download link,
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UQC37DJC
awesome! thanks for that.. even though thats for droid it will still work on the desire though right? dont want to wreck the phone on the first day i got it
android_ant said:
awesome! thanks for that.. even though thats for droid it will still work on the desire though right? dont want to wreck the phone on the first day i got it
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Yes it works, just follow the instructions on the first page.
Works great picks up my northern accent perfectly. Also i can now hold the search key and do google search by voice just like i could on my Tattoo
dragon_soft said:
Direct download link,
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UQC37DJC
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4shared mirror http://www.4shared.com/file/253562067/3ea102d2/VoiceSearchWithKeyboard.html
This works great. No errors at all so far... with my South London accent.. Thanks guys!!

voice to text - "Sim free" -HTC say NO!

i email HTC to ask if the voice to text feature was disabled on the Sim Free version of the Desire and this is the response i got....
Thank you for your enquiry about voice to text.
Well the device does have voice to search via Google, so it should do. The only thing is you'll probably have to install some apps from market on the Device, hope this helps..
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So any one with the desire ATM does the above work? (i.e voice to search) i find the answer vague so i have asked for a yes or no answer to the question i asked. i quoted the desirehtc website where it states this feature will be available.
if anyone else has emailed HTC on this subject i would be interested in the response you got.
UPDATE
HTC have now resopnded with a Simple "NO" you will have to use a 3d party App.
no voice search here.
cos it's using the HTC IME, it is missing the microphone key that you get on the Android keyboard to use the voice to text functions.
whoever answered that at HTC obviously didn't have one to hand to check and was probably looking at the nexus....
Afternoon all,
After enabling the 'Voice to Text' as shown on How To Enable Voice To Text using one of the links on page 2 I have now got Google search by voice working on a T-Mobile Desire.
You don't have to change over to using the android keyboard if you don't want to use the main voice to text functionality, but now pressing and holding the search button brings up a pop-up on screen with 'Speak Now - Google Search' and a microphone symbol.
Seems to work fine to me.
works fine for me too.
Maybe it's coming in another update, this is from the htc website desirehtc dot com
" Android 2.1...
What's that all about then?
Launched in January 2010, and known in the trade as Eclair, this is basically an update to the operating system. In laymans terms, it's a sexier looking interface. But it's not quite that simple.
Now, for example, your Wallpapers can be animated, injecting your screen with a new lease of life. This works particularly well with the AMOLED screen.
Rather excitingly, it brings us into a realm where voice-to-text is a reality in all text fields. Imagine sending texts or emails simply by talking to your phone. Now do it, we're there. "
I'm sorry but voice search has always been there...
brummiesteven said:
I'm sorry but voice search has always been there...
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While u r 100% right about this bcaz u've got this voice2search on ur Desire....but I never had it on mine... Strange & annoying...
K7
K 7 said:
While u r 100% right about this bcaz u've got this voice2search on ur Desire....but I never had it on mine... Strange & annoying...
K7
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it is there you just need to enable it i guess
cez10 said:
it is there you just need to enable it i guess
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Can you please explain me steps how 2... appreciated.
K7
K 7 said:
Can you please explain me steps how 2... appreciated.
K7
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=655094
Here it is, tried and tested.
1. goto settings
2. goto text to speech and install voice data
3. goto http://www.megaupload.com/?d=UQC37DJC on your desire
5. download it
6. install it (you may get a prompt saying that you need to change your settings to allow it to install, so do so)
7. next in settings again goto language & keyboard
8. tick android keyboard
9. click android keyboard settings
10. make sure voice input is ticked.
11. go into messages and hold down on TAP TO COMPOSE
12. select input method
13. then select android keyboard
14. click the mic and start talking
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cez10 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=655094
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Cheers mate... great help, 1 more reason 2 love Desire...
Back to my orignal post.....
HTC tell me the voice - search is available by default (i.e not installing any other SW) they say it has to be enabled in settings then it work when using the search key/menu?
any one confirm this?
Actually, I also got a similar answer from HTC. I'm from Singapore though. Thus, most likely it is an unlocked version. My question was:
"Does the HTC Desire support the speech-to-text function out of the box? Does it also support AVI files? Thank You."
This is what i got.
"Thanks for contacting HTC.
For HTC Desire, it does have the function for Speech-to-text, but it doesn't support AVI file.
Thank you for your continuous support of our products and services. Should you require further assistance, please do not hesitate to contact us again.
We look forward to be of service to you again."
From this reply, it seems obvious what the answer is. But the truth, from those who already got the phone, are far from it. I had specifically said out of the box. But, as told by owners, you need to download apps and everything for this function. Just FYI, I do not own the Desire...yet XD
HTC says NO! to voice enabled in default.

Google Navigation for outside of US Work Around

I don't know if this has been mentioned before so if it was, please delete/remove this thread.
EU/UK users can't enjoy some of the 2.1/N1 features on our Desires such as Voice-to-Text and Google Navigation. Fortunately, there are solutions to both. The Voice-to-Text has already been linked and today I found out how we can get Google Navigation too.
Go to the Android Market, search for Nav Launcher and download the application. Lauch Nav Launcher and download Google Maps [brut] ... voila ... Google Navigation for the rest of the world. I tested it and it seems to work in Spain ... i.e. it plots the route and starts talking etc. Will try it properly when I have a chance. In either case, better than no Google Navigation.
Nav works.
discohero11 said:
I don't know if this has been mentioned before so if it was, please delete/remove this thread.
EU/UK users can't enjoy some of the 2.1/N1 features on our Desires such as Voice-to-Text and Google Navigation. Fortunately, there are solutions to both. The Voice-to-Text has already been linked and today I found out how we can get Google Navigation too.
Go to the Android Market, search for Nav Launcher and download the application. Lauch Nav Launcher and download Google Maps [brut] ... voila ... Google Navigation for the rest of the world. I tested it and it seems to work in Spain ... i.e. it plots the route and starts talking etc. Will try it properly when I have a chance. In either case, better than no Google Navigation.
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Thanks!! I tested Nav Launcher and Google Maps [brut] and it works in London, UK.
Can you please detail as to how to have the voice-to-text working?
tried it an it worked for me. very nice. but i think i stick with co pilot for now.. bit sentimental on my G1 but flys on my Desire. nice cheap alternative anyway. for those who don't have co pilot.
It doesn't work in the Netherlands.
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Works like a charm, thanks.
sirajsalim said:
Can you please detail as to how to have the voice-to-text working?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=655094
so how does this differ from the US version of google maps?
Thanks
discohero11 said:
I don't know if this has been mentioned before so if it was, please delete/remove this thread.
EU/UK users can't enjoy some of the 2.1/N1 features on our Desires such as Voice-to-Text and Google Navigation. Fortunately, there are solutions to both. The Voice-to-Text has already been linked and today I found out how we can get Google Navigation too.
Go to the Android Market, search for Nav Launcher and download the application. Lauch Nav Launcher and download Google Maps [brut] ... voila ... Google Navigation for the rest of the world. I tested it and it seems to work in Spain ... i.e. it plots the route and starts talking etc. Will try it properly when I have a chance. In either case, better than no Google Navigation.
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cool thanks, to make it fully work im guessing i have to run the Brut version right? normal maps wont work ?
I tried it out a few weeks ago, worked OK but was gimped in areas. Hopefully an official version with decent maps, voice etc will come out soon.
yes you need the brut maps.
Official site for it is: http://navlauncher.madcowsolutions.com/
terquila said:
It doesn't work in the Netherlands.
Sent from my HTC Desire using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
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It does work for me in Den Haag.
works after install brut map. my bad
Sent from my HTC Desire using the XDA mobile application powered by Tapatalk
So the turn instruction voice does not come way too late?
entropy said:
So the turn instruction voice does not come way too late?
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My experience as well (although on the X10). That, and most of the times the voice instructions were either simply omitted or garbled.
A mistake here was that the software tries to say the name of the street, instead of doing like most other nav-software and simply state "left turn ahead, 100m".

[Q] Google Now Voice search not talking back

nvm figured it out
stereoprologic said:
nvm figured it out
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What did you do? I keep getting webpage search results
stereoprologic said:
nvm figured it out
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These are the absolute *worst* sorts of forum posts.
GodEater said:
These are the absolute *worst* sorts of forum posts.
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Tell me about it. **** he could at least tell what he did to get it working
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These are the absolute *worst* sorts of forum posts.
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Can I just add to this? Who is that stupid OP?
I had the same issue.
Settings
Languages & Input
Language
English (United States)
It appears that if you have selected anything else (I had UK) then it doesn't work!
Didn't work
I tried changing the language to english (US) and it still only results in web pages, and does not speak replies.
siehead said:
I tried changing the language to english (US) and it still only results in web pages, and does not speak replies.
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Same here. But it speaks simple stuff like weather
stereoprologic said:
nvm figured it out
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Mr. Ass, can you at least be helpful, you can cry for help, but not give any?
Update: Oh and people, I have the solution, unlike Mr. Ass, I shall share it, it's a firewall issue, here's the link :victory:
Androider4Life said:
Same here. But it speaks simple stuff like weather
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Mine doesn't speak anything to me, including weather. Doesn't matter if I'm on the mobile network or Wi-Fi.
I tried everything suggested with no luck.
EDIT: I R STUPID, VOL WAS OFF
arehouti respecting
stereoprologic said:
nvm figured it out
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He just switched language in the Google Voice settings in Google Now.
It works ONLY with English (US).
all other languages give search results as usual google search.
i can confirm that i have english (us) and always speak in my settings. i still never hear a result spoken back to me....what gives?
Baffled...
Anybody get it working yet?
Anybody get it working yet?
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This is what I did to get voice search results to talk back:
1. Open Google Now and go to settings
2. Go to "Privacy and Accounts"
3. Make sure "Search on google.com" is checked
4. Check if your audio volume is up!
ok i have been through both threads my voice is still not working for me. my search on google.com is checked, im not blocked by my wifi at home, i have gone to the settings and tried to Vol+ everything is up. i have made sure that my phone's settings is all checked off with English US. im using the Google speech, my speech output is always on speak. and i still dont get talk back
Possible fix
total_noob_1 said:
ok i have been through both threads my voice is still not working for me. my search on google.com is checked, im not blocked by my wifi at home, i have gone to the settings and tried to Vol+ everything is up. i have made sure that my phone's settings is all checked off with English US. im using the Google speech, my speech output is always on speak. and i still dont get talk back
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This might have already been fixed but I also had this problem with Google now's voice response not working. I somehow got it fixed by:
going into phone settings
select language & input
select text-to-speech output
select Pico TTS as preferred engine
When I got back into my google now app the speech was working.
Can also go to settings
Select accessibility
Select text to speech output
Select Pico TTS
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Why im not having pico tts ?
Sent from my Galaxy Nexus using xda app-developers app
stereoprologic said:
nvm figured it out
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Best OP ever.
Genuine1880 said:
This might have already been fixed but I also had this problem with Google now's voice response not working. I somehow got it fixed by:
going into phone settings
select language & input
select text-to-speech output
select Pico TTS as preferred engine
When I got back into my google now app the speech was working.
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+1. That fixed mine as well. Thanks

Google assistant doesn't work because of google now (Pixel experience)

Hey guys, I had to switch roms recently ending up on Pixel experience extended (latest build - 21.10.18).
It runs really well and the battery life seems to be amazing already. The only problem is that google assistant isn't really working, I mean not at all.
If you say "ok google" the (old) google now kicks in. There is no google assistant at all, even though the google app is installed as a system app & completely updated.
I've seen some posts about that topic already, yet there is no real solution. It looks like google now is overlaying google assistant: even if I disable google assistant, google now still prevails! Do I need to move files around? Install something? Delete something? I've tried a lot already, still I have no idea how to fix that.
Google assistant should work on Pixel experience... Thanks and have a good one
Open build.prop file and check whether ro.opa.eligible_device=true line set to true.
if there is no line then add ro.opa.eligible_device=true line to build.prop file
SunilSuni said:
Open build.prop file and check whether ro.opa.eligible_device=true line set to true.
if there is no line then add ro.opa.eligible_device=true line to build.prop file
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That was it! You are amazing!!! :highfive:
I experienced the same thing I could not activate voice match on Google Assistant. like where to fix it. sorry my english is bad i use translate
Ono995 said:
I experienced the same thing I could not activate voice match on Google Assistant. like where to fix it. sorry my english is bad i use translate
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You need root (+ root explorer) -> find the build.prop in the system folder and edit said line of code. Cheers! :fingers-crossed:

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