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Örebro Party
Örebropartiet
AbbreviationÖP[1]
ÖrP[2]
LeaderMarkus Allard
FounderMarkus Allard
Founded5 March 2014; 12 years ago (5 March 2014)
Split fromLeft Party
HeadquartersÖrebro
IdeologySwedish nationalism
Populism
Left-conservatism
Anti-corruption
Anti-establishment
Political positionSyncretic
Colours
  •   Red
  •   Black
  •   White
Riksdag
0 / 349
County council
3 / 71
Municipal council
5 / 65
Website
orebropartiet.se

The Örebro Party (Swedish: Örebropartiet, ÖP or ÖrP) is a political party in Sweden. The party was initially active only in Örebro, Sweden. Markus Allard is the party leader. According to Allard, the party cannot be placed anywhere on the traditional left–right political spectrum. The party has variously been characterized as left-wing, right-wing, populist, nationalist, and conservative.

Some key issues for the Örebro Party locally include strong secularism, a 30-hour workweek with retained pay, lowered wages for politicians, expanded social housing, abolishing preschool-fees, making public transport free of charge,[3] ending taxpayer funding of what it sees as wasteful sculptures, monuments and art and introducing free dental care.[4][5] Nationally the party has set out large-scale remigration, closing the Swedish borders to immigration, a stricter assimilation policy and ending taxes on energy and fuel as some of its key issues.[6][7] The party runs candidates for seats in the municipal assembly of Örebro Municipality and the Örebro County Council. Since the 2022 elections, it has five seats in the municipal assembly and three in the regional assembly. Its symbol represents Svampen (The Mushroom), a water tower that is a prominent landmark in Örebro.

In October 2025, party leader Markus Allard announced the party's intention to contest the 2026 Swedish general election. Allard said the decision was motivated by the party's financial position, which now allowed it to field candidates in the election to the Riksdag. He set a goal of winning a seat in parliament through the Örebro Riksdag constituency, where the electoral threshold is 12%.[8]

History

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Split from the left

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The initiative to found the Örebro Party was taken in early 2014 by Markus Allard, who is also the first party leader. Allard had previously held positions as substitute member of the Örebro municipal council and district chairman of the Young Left in Örebro; in December 2013 he was expelled from the Left Party and its youth wing Young Left for "liking" the Revolutionary Front, a militant revolutionary socialist and anti-fascist organization, on Facebook and refusing to disavow it when questioned.[9] Allard has stated that the real reason for his expulsion was that he was perceived as a threat to the established party bureaucracy.[10][11]

While Allard has described himself as a Communist,[12] and a Marxist,[11][13] at its founding in March 2014 he defined the Örebro Party as "broad left".[12] At that time the party considered itself a "local party that wants to carry on the labour movement's ideals", and "not interested in administrating the current society".[14]

As a result of signing the petition required for ÖP to be registered as a party, a large number of Left Party members in Örebro were informed of the party's intention to expel them.[15] This triggered backlash from several other Left Party members in social media,[16] and a number of Left Party and Young Left members who had signed the petition later appeared on the party's list of election candidates while not joining ÖP as members. Throughout early 2014, several members of the Young Left were expelled for expressing support for Allard and his position on the Revolutionary Front, among them the writer Malcom Kyeyune[17] and Axel Frick, Allard's replacement as district chairman of the Young Left in Örebro and an Örebro Party candidate.[18]

In the September 2014 Swedish election, the party received 1,050 votes in the municipal council election in Örebro,[19][20] and also some write-in votes in Örebro County for the Riksdag.[21]

Entering the municipal assembly

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In February 2018, Allard stated that having decided to focus on "down-to-earth and local issues", the party membership had broadened since its foundation and he would no longer characterize it as either left or right.[13] The same month Peter Springare [sv], an Örebro police officer, joined the party. He had attracted attention the previous year for a Facebook post about his experience with overrepresentation of violent crime among immigrants.[22][13]

In the 2018 election, the party gained two seats on the Örebro municipal council, where it is represented by Allard and Springare.[23] They subsequently gained representation on the Örebro municipal executive committee, with Allard as full-time municipal commissioner. Since achieving municipal representation in 2018 the party has gotten considerable attention for Allard's distinctly polemical debating-style in the municipal chamber, with a number of speeches going viral.[24][25][26]

Becoming a national party

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In October 2025 ÖP-leader Markus Allard announced that the Örebro Party had sufficient funds to become a nationwide party and partake in the 2026 Swedish general election.[27] The Örebro Party and Allard set out the goal for the party to enter parliament via the 12% constituency threshold, which gives a political party one seat if that party manages to clear at least 12% in a constituency, even if that party does not reach the 4% parliamentary threshold nationwide. If successful this would be the first time in Swedish political history in which a party enters parliament that way as previous attempts by the Norrbotten Party in 2002[28] and the Christian democrats in 1988 were unsuccessful.[27] A secondary goal set out by the party was to garner 1% of the vote nationwide as that would result in the party getting their ballots distributed nationwide in the following election in 2030.

A December 2025 poll conducted by Verian for SVT showed the Örebro Party being the largest political party outside of parliament.[29] Polls from Nordisk Opinion have shown the Örebro Party polling at 0.4 and 0.9% and in hypothetical polls where respondents were asked how they would vote if Sweden did not have a parliamentary threshold at 4% the Örebro Party received between 1.9 and 2.8%.[30] A local poll in May 2026 showed the Örebro Party receiving 18.4% of the vote in the municipal election in Örebro and thus becoming the second largest party in the municipal council, up from 7.9% in the 2022 election. Among men aged 18–39 ÖP would receive 30.3% of the vote and become the largest party.[31]

In June 2026 the newspaper Flamman revealed that the CEO of the Swedish tech-company Mullvad, Daniel Berntsson, had donated 5,000,000 SEK to the Örebro Party in 2025. Berntsson argued that he felt it was necessary to make a donation as the Örebro Party "fights against corruption and dysfunction" and wrote that the donation was made "Because of their spine, their will on focusing on that which is important, their clear-sightedness in the political game as well as to compensate for how they are being worked against in dishonest and illegal ways by the media and other parties."[32]

2026 run up to the elections to the Riksdag and regional & municipal assemblies

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In May 2026 the Örebro Party got an additional municipal councilor as Glenn Roswall became a full-time politician.[33]

The ruling Social Democrats, the largest party in the Örebro municipal council, named the Örebro Party as their main opponent ahead of the 2026 municipal election in Örebro and challenged ÖP-leader Markus Allard to a one on one debate between S and ÖP before the election.[34] Markus Allard accepted a debate but questioned why the Social Democrats and their local leader had not been open to a debate before. Allard also claimed that the Örebro Party was the only alternative to a Social Democrat-led coalition.[35]

In the election compass made by SVT for the 2026 election the Örebro Party, just as the other parties, were given the chance to give their view of different political topics.
The Örebro Party responded to the statement:
•"My municipality should encourage remigration for immigrants who are not integrated" with "Completely agree"[nb 1][36]
The Örebro Party responded to the statement:
•"The municipality should put more effort into preserving the cultures and traditions of minorities" with "Completely disagree"[nb 2][36]
Regarding municipal taxes, the Örebro Party responded to the statement:
•"How much should the inhabitants of my municipality pay in municipal taxes?" with "A lot less"[nb 3].[37]

A poll from Sentio research in June 2026 showed the Örebro Party being less than a point away from emerging as the largest party in the municipal elections in Örebro. The poll showed nearly all other parties decreasing from the last election whilst showing a massive increase for the Örebro party which would increase from 7.9% in 2022 to 28.3% in 2026. According to Markus Allard other recent polls had shown the Örebro Party at polling at 20-24% for the municipal elections in Örebro municipality and at around 20% for the 2026 regional elections in Region Örebro County, compared to 4.5% in the regional elections in 2022.[38]

In the summer prior to the 2026 election the former member of parliament for the Sweden Democrats and later Alternative for Sweden, Jeff Ahl stated his support for the Örebro Party in the parliamentary election.[39][40] The nationalist influencer The Golden One stated in a post on X in 2026 that he wishes to see Allard and the Örebro Party elected to parliament.[41] Dan Eriksson and Magnus Söderman from the Swedish nationalist organisation Det Fria Sverige have on multiple occasions discussed the Örebro Party, their electoral chances and commended party leader Markus Allard.[42][43]

2026 Elections

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In August of 2026 Swedens Minister for Finance Elisabeth Svantesson referred to Örebro Party leader Markus Allard as "a Trumpist of the worse kind".[44] Allard responded by saying "I call a spade a spade and an idiot an idiot" and called the government "fucking losers".[45]

Ideology

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The ideas of Markus Allard has been described as national conservative and "conservative with a Marxist stamp".[46] Party leader Markus Allard was referred to by the Waste Ombudsman at the Swedish Taxpayers' Association as someone who has been described as a communist, nationalist and a populist. On the political spectrum the Örebro Party has said to be belonging to the conservative left but has variously been described as both left-wing and right-wing.[47] The chief editor at Nerikes Allehanda, a local newspaper in Örebro made accusations against the Örebro Party and said that it was his personal opinion that they are "racists, fascists and nazis".[48] The party has also been described as far-right.[49]

Populism

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The Örebro party has been described as both right-wing populist[50] and left-wing populist as well as left-conservative.[51] Other sources describe the party as representing authoritarian left-wing populism.[52] A political editor at Trelleborgs Allehanda wrote that no one needs to doubt that the Örebro Party belong to the left and being a left-wing movement. The editor also described the Örebro Party as working class left-wing populist.[53] The liberal think tank Timbro described the core of the Örebro Party and Allard's ideology as an updated form of Marxist class analysis - but that the ideology differed from classical Marxism as the line of conflict for the Örebro Party does not go between workers and capitalists but rather between those who are productive and those who "undeservedly" live off of taxpayer-financed transfers.[47] In the same article the Örebro Party is said to be "both right-wing populist and left-wing populist at the same time".[47]

Nationalism

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Expo has described the Örebro Party as part of a growing left-wing nationalistic movement in Sweden.[54] The left-wing newspaper Flamman has described the Örebro Party as ethnic nationalist.[55] The party has also been described as radical nationalist.[56] The leader of the Örebro Party, Markus Allard stated in a debate in 2025 that he believes that "Sweden belongs to the Swedes",[57] a statement also made in 2026.[58] In a post on X in July 2026 Allard wrote that he does not want ethnic Swedes to become a minority in Sweden.[59]

Transferiat

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The party claims to stand for a "class-conscious populism" which according to party leader Markus Allard takes inspiration from marxist ideology[60] and unites the "productive" classes of society against the "Transferiat", with the "Transferiat" being a term coined by Allard to describe the classes of society that lives off transfers that are a net negative for society such as those who, despite having an ability to work, live off social welfare benefits, as well as those who work "made-up services"[61] that the party deems serve no societal function, such as bureaucrats, consultants, public sector communications specialists, strategists and HR-specialists.[62] The party and its leader Markus Allard strongly criticise the "Transferiat" and argues it needs to be abolished as it "sucks money out of the state".[63] The party differs from modern day left-wing parties by seeing the working class as co-dependent with people working in enterprise and business and instead sees the classes that "live off transfers", as specified, as a large economic net-negative and an obstacle for a functional society.[64][65]

Policies

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Climate policy

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The party does not dispute the existence of man-made climate change, but sees Swedens current climate policy as a waste of tax payer money. The Örebro Party strongly opposes state-financing of green energy as well as green industry projects such as Northvolt, Hybrit, H2 Green steel and Stegra. The party refers to the Swedish handling of climate change as "semi-religious climate-anxiety" and "semi-religious fanatical insanity". The party opposes the green transition, referring to it as a "bluff" and argues that the money spent on these projects would be more useful invested in nuclear energy, military, schools and hospitals.[66]

Cultural policy

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The Örebro Party wants to cut spending on the purchases of art and monuments and instead want to prioritize spending on the schools of music & arts and on libraries. The party also wants to introduce an allowance for children up to the age of 15 that they can use for cultural activities such as sports or chess.[67]

Democracy policy

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The Örebro Party is in favor of implementing more direct democracy and local decision making and favor decision making on a grassroots level.[68] On a national level the Örebro Party wants Sweden to hold a referendum on the Swedish membership of the European Union and NATO.[69][70]

Energy & Fuel policy

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In 2025 the leader of the Örebro Party, Markus Allard, in a post on X wrote that he wished to see a complete elimination of taxes on energy & fuel.[71] Allard once again said that this was a priority for the Örebro Party in an X-post in 2026.[72] As taxes on energy and fuel make up 40 to 50% of the price in Sweden, abolishing them would lead to the prices being significantly reduced.[73][74] The party proses the creation of a "Sweden-price" aiming to have the same price on electricity in all of Sweden.[75]

The Örebro Party proposes a nationalization of the Swedish electrical grid.[76]

The Örebro Party is against the construction of wind turbines and says they want to introduce a local veto that will make it nearly impossible to get approval for the construction of new wind turbines.[67]

Regarding nuclear power the party is strongly in favor of building new nuclear reactors at a large scale.[76]

Foreign policy

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In a podcast in May 2026 Allard clarifies some positions that his party holds and among other things made clear that leaving the EU and NATO were on the table for ÖP. Regarding NATO Allard claimed that Sweden cannot trust or rely on NATO and that the country should instead seek to massively increase its weapons production and also become a major arms exporter, arguing it would benefit the Swedish economy.[77][78]

Immigration and remigration policy

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The party advocates for remigration policies, strong secularism, and assimilationist policies such as immediate closure of the Islamic charter schools.[79][80][81]

Markus Allard initiated heavy debate in 2025 by claiming that Sweden is "the land for/belongs to the Swedes" and that the Örebro Party favors a large scale remigration policy. He also criticised the Sweden Democrats for, according to him, allowing too many immigrants into the country under their watch as confidence and supply to the Kristersson cabinet.

In 2026 Örebro Party leader Markus Allard sparked controversy on several occasions. In a debate hosted by Studio3 with Liberal member of parliament Martin Melin, Allard asked: "why won't the Liberals push for deporting 100 000 social welfare-Somalis?" and in the same debate said that "Sweden belongs to the Swedes. We have to make sure that we take care of our own damn people and we must deport these damn parasites who sit and live at our expense."[82]

In a podcast segment about immigration and deportations Allard stated his opinion and said that "They will also be forced to leave, even if they are born in Sweden, because they have no natural connection to Sweden. They are not Swedish."[83]

In its political program for the 2026 Swedish general election the Örebro Party writes that they want to "stop the ongoing population replacement" and make Sweden a monocultural society, rather than a multicultural one. The party also writes that this "will be a Sweden where ethnic Swedes are once again the clear majority." The party also claims that "Sweden belongs to the Swedes" and "No other people shall ever be able to lay claims on Sweden. This is our land.” and states that they want to implement measures to decrease the immigrant population in Sweden through remigration, closed borders and a strict assimilation policy.[84]

Labor market policy

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On the topic of lowering the work hours the Örebro Party, in 2026 in the municipal assembly, voted in favor of a proposal by the Left Party to enable a 30-hour work week with retained salary for some welfare occupations such as preschool teachers and employees at care facilities as a trial project that would after two years be evaluated.[85]

Public spending policy

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During the 2018–2022 term, the party has opposed prestige public projects it considered wasteful, such as the proposed Palace of Culture and bus rapid transit.[86][87]

Markus Allard, the leader of the Örebro Party, wants to end the funding of, and abolish, the Swedish national broadcaster SVT.[88] Allard motivated the call to abolish the public broadcaster as well as the rest of public service by arguing that the yearly cost of funding it would be the same as making dental care free of charge in the country, which the Örebro Party wants.[89]

The Örebro Party also wants to abolish the County administrative boards of Sweden.[89]

The Örebro Party has since its founding advocated for the reduced salaries of politicians, and in 2026 stated that they wanted to reduce the politicians-salaries to 60-75% of today's levels as well as remove severance pay for politicians.[67]

The Örebro Party is against the municipalities replacing their fuel-driven cars with electric cars unless it is economically defendable.[67]

School policy

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The Örebro Party advocates for schools in rural areas and on the countryside to be maintained even if the amount of students decrease, and say that they are the only party to have voted to do so. The party argues that the financing of rural schools is more important than spending money on things such as art, monuments and bus rapid transit.[67]

The party is in favor of serving red meat in schools daily and responded to the SVT election compass statement "School lunch should always offer red meat" with "Pupils and children should always feel satisfied in our schools. The idiots can keep the climate anxiety experiment to themselves."[67]

Social policy

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The Örebro Party support making plebiscites easier to enact and more potent, increased social housing,[4] subsidies for youth recreation,[22] and free dental care.[90] It opposes continued privatisation of health care, elderly care, public housing and municipal education, among other things. The Örebro Party has also proposed making preschools free of charge.[91]

Transport policy

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Örebro Party leader Markus Allard stated in a post on the platform X in 2025 that the Örebro Party wants to make public transport free of charge in the Region Örebro County and also make parking in the municipality of Örebro free of charge.[92] In 2014 the newspaper ETC reported that Allard had been a long time supporter of making public transport free of charge.[93]

The party has been a leading voice in the opposition to the Bus Rapid Transit project in Örebro and tried to force through a referendum on the issue. After collecting the necessary amount signatures a large portion of them were declared invalid by other politicians.[94]

Activities

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The Örebro Party actively supports the creation of similar parties in other municipalities such as the Tierp List,[95] Arvikapartiet,[96] Mölndalslistan, and Östgötapartiet[97]–variously described as external branches of the Örebro Party.[98]

2021 bus rapid transit petition

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During 2021, the Örebro Party participated in a petition campaign demanding a public plebiscite on the planned introduction of bus rapid transit alongside the Liberal Party, the Sweden Democrats and local groups.[99] In October of that year the group turned in 15 500 signatures to the municipality, well over the statutory limit required to call a plebiscite In Örebro according to Swedish law.[100] The municipality would subsequently disqualify around a third of the signatures, resulting in the petition falling short such that no vote would be held.[101] The municipality's assessment process has been heavily criticised by the Örebro Party for being co-led by an elected Social Democratic politician, repeated inconsistencies in the several rounds of recounting as well as systematic irregularities in the transcription of personal identity numbers allegedly found by the Örebro Party in their own audit.[102][103] This criticism has led to comparisons between the party and former US president Donald Trump in Swedish national media[104] as well as accusations of Marxism–Leninism by the local leader of the centre-right Moderate Party.[105] The decision to disqualify the signatures is the subject of ongoing appeal by all parties involved.[106][107]

Local budget proposals

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In 2025 ÖP-leader Markus Allard wrote on the social media platform X that the Örebro Party, in their budget, had proposed lowering the municipal taxes by nearly 5% by 1kr SEK. Other priorities for the party in their budget was implementing free of charge parking spaces in all of Örebro Municipality, making dental care free of charge in Region Örebro County as well as implementing free of charge public transport in the entirety of Region Örebro County, among other things.[91]

Dispute with local newspaper

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In December 2025 Markus Allard was accused of "manipulating" a survey that he and other politicians in the city council had been sent by local newspaper Nerikes Allehanda (NA). Allard said that he had responded multiple times to the survey as the responses were anonymous and that he had pretended to be other politicians criticising Allard and the use of his language in the city council.[108] The chief editor of NA had also said that the Örebro Party were "racists, fascists, nazis."[48]

Suspension of regional council meeting

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In February 2026 Allard was mentioned in the SVT humor talkshow Svenska Nyheter[109] after Allard had cussed at a Moderate member of the regional council and said that "you are an idiot through and through" after this member had made accusations regarding the standpoints of the Örebro Party and claimed that ÖP wanted to lower the salary of healthcare employees. The strong wording of Allard led to a suspension of the meeting of the regional council.[110]

Other

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The party is heavily opposed to political corruption and high politician incomes and wants to reduce the wages of politicians and senior officials.[22] In keeping with this policy, Allard promised to donate half of his monthly allowance to fund a planned series of social programmes. In August 2019 the party announced the first such project to be social pole-walking (sauvakävely) for pensioners.[111] During the COVID-19 pandemic the party has used this fund to provide face masks to municipal elderly care workers,[112][113] while heavily criticising what is perceived as a political gag-order on care workers regarding poor equipment and conditions.[114][115][116]

Election results

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Municipal election results

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Election Leader Votes % Seats +/- Status
2014 Markus Allard 1,050 1.14 (#10)
0 / 65
 Opposition
2018 2,982 3.01 (#9)
2 / 65
 Increase 2 Opposition
2022 7,780 7.92 (#5)
5 / 65
 Increase 3 Opposition

Regional election results

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Election Leader Votes % Seats +/- Status
2014 Markus Allard 846 0.45 (#10)
0 / 71
 Opposition
2018 2,461 1.26 (#9)
0 / 71
 Opposition
2022 8,593 4.46 (#8)
3 / 71
 Increase 3 Opposition

See also

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Notes

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  1. ↑ "OH YES!!! SWEDEN BELONGS TO THE SWEDES! If an immigrant refuses to adapt then they should not be here. In our national party program we will present measures for massive remigration. We need to start by getting rid of the criminals and people who have lived off of social welfare year after year. 0 arguments to keep them here. On a municipal level that which can be done, should be done to achieve remigration/deportation of these."
  2. ↑ "Absolutely NOT!!! The opposite! We should have remigration and assimilation for those who remain in the country. Sweden belongs to the Swedes. And if anything Sweden should preserved as Swedish. If you can’t accept that then you should actually not live in Sweden."
  3. ↑ "We are the only party that proposes a substantial decrease in the municipal tax with 1 kr. SD wants to lower by one penny, one hundredth of our tax-decrease. Other parties have voted no to our tax-decrease. If another partiy answers: "A LOT LESS” then they are LYING straight in your face. Only the Örebro Party proposes a substantial tax-decrease"

References

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