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Aerial view of beaches in the south of Fuerteventura, Canary Islands

<h3>🏜️ &nbsp;Explora el desierto de Cofete y Punta de Jandia</h3> Conduce hasta Playa de Cofete, una de las más salvajes y espectaculares de Europa. Casi virgen, sin turistas, con vistas a las montañas de Jandía. Visita la Misteriosa Villa Winter, con leyendas nazis incluidas. Toda una aventura para la cual necesitaras al menos 3 horas. &nbsp;<h3> &nbsp;🐠 Hacer snorkel en aguas cristalinas</h3> Morro Jable o Playa de La Lajita, donde el agua es transparente y puedes ver peces, estrellas de mar y más.<h3> &nbsp; 🌋 &nbsp;Senderismo al Pico de la Zarza</h3> Sin aún te quedan fuerzas puedes subir al punto más alto de Fuerteventura (807 m). Ruta sencilla y panorámica. Ideal al final del día para ver el atardecer desde arriba, con vistas a Cofete y todo el parque natural de Jandía. &nbsp;<h3> 🎨 Comprar artesanía local o visitar mercadillos</h3> Ve al mercado de Morro Jable o el de Costa Calma (según el día). Hay productos locales, aloe vera natural, cerámica y joyas hechas a mano.<h3> &nbsp; 🐾 &nbsp;Visita el Oasis Wildlife Fuerteventura</h3> Mucho más que un zoo: tiene jardines botánicos, espectáculo de aves rapaces, y puedes interactuar con animales. Ideal para una tarde más tranquila.<h3> &nbsp; 🧘 Puesta de Sol en la Costa Oeste</h3> Una escapada distinta: acantilados, cuevas naturales, piscinas naturales y muchos mas es lo que esconde la cara oeste de Fuerteventura. Ideal para explorar y para relajarte con una de las puestas de sol más impresionantes.<h3> &nbsp; 🎶 &nbsp;Música en vivo o jam sessions locales</h3> Algunos bares en Costa Calma organizan noches de música improvisada con músicos locales. Perfecto para una cerveza relajada post-surf. Te recomendamos Tony´s non solo Cafe, ubicado en Costa calma en el que tendras musica en vivo los martes por la noche y viernes a partir de las 12:00 con la mejor atmosfera de Costa Calma.

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<h3>Is it your first Kitesurf lesson in Fuerteventura?</h3>Congratulations! This island is one of the best places in the world to learn, thanks to its consistent winds almost all year round and its pleasant climate, making Fuerteventura a true paradise for water sports.Here’s a list of the essentials you should bring, and what we will provide at the school for your lessons.<h3>What should you bring?</h3>-Comfortable swimwear (swimsuit or bikini) -Towel -Water-resistant sunscreen -A light snack and water -Sunglasses with floating straps (if the sun bothers you)<h3> What do we provide?</h3>-Wetsuit, vest, helmet, and harness -Radio assistance through your helmet -All the necessary equipment for the lesson -Fresh water during the session -Photos and videos of your session<h3> Quick tips before coming:</h3>-Avoid greasy sunscreens -Arrive 15–20 minutes before the lesson -Get a good night’s rest beforehand -Parking usually isn’t a problem, but try not to leave valuables in sight<h3> Ready for your first experience on the water?</h3>Book your Kitesurf, Windsurf, or Wingfoil lesson at Risco del Paso with our team of motivated and experienced local instructors.

What to Bring for Your First Kitesurfing Lesson in Fuerteventura?

<h2>¿Vas a dar tu primera clase de Kitesurf en Fuerteventura?</h2>Felicidades, esta isla es uno de los mejores destinos a nivel mundial para aprender, gracias a sus vientos constantes practicamente todo el año y su clima agradable hacen que Fuerteventura sea el paraiso de los deportes acuáticos. Aqui te dejamos una lista con lo esencial que deberias llevar y lo que te propocionaremos en la escuela para tus clases.<h3>¿Qué necesitas traer tu?</h3><ul><li>Bañador o Bikini comodo</li><li>&nbsp;Toalla</li><li>Proteccion solar &nbsp;(resistente al agua)</li><li>Snack ligero y agua.</li><li>Gafas de sol con protecciones flotantes (si te molesta el sol)</li></ul><h3>¿Qué te proporcionamos nosotros?</h3><ul><li>Neopreno, chaleco, casco y harness.&nbsp;</li><li>Radio assistencia en el casco.</li><li>Todo el material necesario para la clase.</li><li>Agua fresca durante la clase</li><li>Fotos y videos de tu sesión.</li></ul><h3>Consejos rápidos antes de venir:</h3><ul><li>Evita cremas solares muy grasas.</li><li>Llega 15-20 minutos antes de la clase.</li><li>Descansa la noche anterior.</li><li>No suele haber probelmas en los aparcamientos, pero intenta no dejar nada de valor visible.</li></ul> <h3>¿Listo para tu primera experiencia en el agua?</h3>Reserva tu clase de Kitesurf, Windsurf o Wingfoil en Risco del Paso de la mano de nuestro motivados expertos instructores locales.

¿Qué llevar a tu primer Curso de Kitesurf en Fuerteventura?

<blockquote><h3>How to Choose a Water Sport for Beginners?</h3></blockquote><h3>Kitesurfing</h3>Learning Curve: Moderate to challenging. You need to master kite control and safety systems before you can start riding the board, which may take time. Pros: <ul style="list-style-type: circle;" data-mce-style="list-style-type: circle;"><li>Offers a great adrenaline rush.</li><li>Can be practiced in different wind conditions and locations.</li><li>The equipment takes up very little space for transportation.</li><li>Once you master kite control, progression will be faster. Cons:</li><li>In the first lesson, you'll need to spend more time on the beach learning to use safety systems and control the kite, which can be tricky, especially in light winds or the opposite, strong winds. Ideal for you if: </li><li>You love the idea of a huge adrenaline rush and are willing to commit to learning how to control the kite safely. After 6-9 hours, you should be able to ride the board, and 12-15 hours to become independent. <h3>Windsurfing</h3></li></ul>Learning Curve: Moderate. The board itself is not difficult to balance, but learning to control and steer the sail may take time. Pros:<ul style="list-style-type: circle;" data-mce-style="list-style-type: circle;"><li>Ideal for all wind conditions, especially if you live in areas with lighter winds.</li><li>Offers a fast glide over the water.</li><li>It's easier to learn the basics compared to kitesurfing. Cons:</li><li>The equipment takes up much more space than kitesurfing or wingfoil equipment.</li><li>Requires more upper body strength to handle the sail.</li><li>Once you reach an intermediate-advanced level, the learning curve becomes steeper. Ideal for you if:</li><li>You like controlled movements, balance, and sail handling. Or if you have a lot of time during your vacation, it’s easy and simple to start. <h3>Wingfoil (Wing Surfing)</h3></li></ul>Learning Curve: Easier than kitesurfing but more challenging than windsurfing. It’s a bit easier to learn the basics of balancing on the board and handling the wing, but mastering the foil can take time. Pros:<ul style="list-style-type: circle;" data-mce-style="list-style-type: circle;"><li>Can be practiced in various wind conditions and doesn’t require a large area.</li><li>The wing is relatively small and doesn’t require too much strength.</li><li>It’s a mix of surfing and flying, offering a unique sensation.</li><li>Doesn’t require as much space as kitesurfing. Cons:</li><li>The foil part can be difficult for beginners, as it requires mastering balance and control.</li><li>You need a minimum depth to practice safely. Ideal for you if:</li><li>You’re looking for something new and exciting, especially if you like the sensation of "surfing" with additional control over your glide. Ideal even in light winds. Tips for Choosing:</li></ul>Environment: If you have access to consistent wind, any of these sports can work. For very light winds, windsurfing or wingfoil might be easier to start with. Speed vs. Stability: Kitesurfing offers higher speeds, but windsurfing and wingfoil can be more stable and easier to control at first. Learning Curve: Windsurfing is generally easier to learn in terms of balance and sail control, but kitesurfing offers more versatility as you improve. Wingfoil is a great option if you're drawn to something newer. Summary:Kitesurfing: For a huge adrenaline rush, but with a steeper learning curve. Windsurfing: Ideal for starting easily, but less versatile as you get more advanced. Wingfoil: For a hybrid, new, and simple sport, but still challenging. It allows practice in very light winds. 80% of your progress will depend on the spot, instructor, and equipment you choose to start any of these water sports.<blockquote><h3>What kind of thrill are you looking for in your water sport?</h3></blockquote>At Salao Watersports Fuerteventura, we prioritize your learning in a safe environment, with top-notch equipment and qualified instructors with over 12 years of experience at the best spots around the world, especially at Risco del Paso. This is why we’ve created personalized lessons to optimize progress without compromising safety. We adapt to your level and organize our lessons to provide the best possible experience. Risco del Paso offers ideal conditions for Kitesurfing, Wingfoil, and Windsurfing, especially from March to October. Although from November to February, we can still have many great windy days without losing the temperatures characteristic of the Canary Islands.It’s a unique white sand beach that offers different conditions in the same place, changing completely depending on the tide. Especially on days near the full moon and new moon (you can contact us and we’ll explain in more detail how it works). It offers conditions for all levels and disciplines. Each sport has its own designated area for better control and safety of users, monitored by rescue services (equipped with jet skis and boats).We also offer group Surf lessons in small groups at different locations in southern Fuerteventura (La Pared, Esquinzo, and Jandia), as well as paddle surf excursions where we can explore the beauty of the island from a different perspective._____________________________________________________<h3>¿Cómo elegir un deporte acuático para principiantes?</h3><h3> Kitesurf</h3> Curva de Aprendizaje: Moderada a desafiante. Necesitas dominar el control de la cometa y sistemas de seguridad antes de empezar a navegar en la tabla, lo cual puede llevar tiempo. Pros: -Ofrece una gran dosis de adrenalina. -Se puede practicar con diferentes condiciones de viento y diferentes localizaciones.&nbsp; -El equipo ocupa muy poco espacio para desplazarnos. -Una vez adquirido el manejo de la cometa, la progresión será más rápida. Contras: -En la primera clase deberás de dedicar más tiempo en la playa para conocer y utilizar los sistemas de seguridad y controlar la cometa, puede complicarse especialmente con vientos demasiado suaves o, todo lo contrario Ideal para ti si: Te entusiasma la idea de una gran adrenalina y estás dispuesto a comprometerte con el aprendizaje de cómo controlar la cometa de manera segura, en 6-9 horas deberías estar navegando sobre la tabla y 12-15 para ser independiente.<h3> Windsurf</h3> Curva de Aprendizaje: Moderada. La tabla en sí no es difícil de equilibrar, pero aprender a controlar la vela y dirigirla puede llevar tiempo. Pros: -Ideal para todos los niveles de viento, especialmente si vives en lugares con vientos más suaves. -Ofrece una sensación de deslizamiento rápido por el agua. -Es más fácil aprender lo básico que el kitesurf. Contras: -El material ocupa mucho más espacio que el equipo de kitesurf o wingfoil incluso. -Requiere más fuerza en la parte superior del cuerpo para manejar la vela. -Una vez llegues a un nivel más intermedio-avanzado la curva de aprendizaje se intensifica. Ideal para ti si: Te gustan los movimientos controlados, equilibrio y el manejo de la vela. O si tienes demasiado tiempo durante tus vacaciones, es fácil y sencillo de iniciarse.<h3> Wingfoil (Wing Surfing)</h3> Curva de Aprendizaje: Más fácil que el kitesurf, pero más desafiante que el windsurf. Es un poco más sencillo aprender lo básico del equilibrio en la tabla y manejar el ala, pero dominar el foil puede llevar tiempo. Pros: -Se puede practicar con una variedad de condiciones de viento y no necesitas un área muy grande para su práctica. -El ala es relativamente pequeña y no requiere de demasiada fuerza. -Es una mezcla de surf y vuelo, lo que ofrece una sensación única. -No necesitas tanto espacio como el kitesurf. Contras: -La parte del foil puede ser difícil para los principiantes, ya que requiere dominar el equilibrio y el control. -Necesitas tener una profundidad mínima, para practicarlo con seguridad. Ideal para ti si: Buscas algo nuevo y emocionante, especialmente si te gusta la sensación de "surfear" con un control adicional sobre tu deslizamiento. Ideal incluso con viento muy suave. Consejos para elegir: Entorno: Si tienes acceso a viento constante, cualquiera de estos deportes puede funcionar. Para vientos muy suaves, el windsurf o el wingfoil podrían ser más fáciles de empezar. Velocidad vs. Estabilidad: El kitesurf ofrece velocidades más altas, pero el windsurf y el wingfoil pueden ser más estables y fáciles de controlar al principio. Curva de Aprendizaje: El windsurf generalmente es más fácil de aprender en cuanto a equilibrio y control de la vela, pero el kitesurf ofrece más versatilidad a medida que mejoras. El wingfoil es una buena opción si te atrae algo más nuevo. En resumen: Kitesurf: Para una gran dosis de adrenalina, pero con una curva de aprendizaje más empinada. Windsurf: Ideal para comenzar con facilidad, pero menos versátil cuando seas más avanzado. Wingfoil: Para un deporte híbrido, nuevo y sencillo, pero aún desafiante. Que permite su práctica con vientos muy ligeros. El 80% de tu progreso dependerá del spot, instructor y material que elijas para iniciarte en cualquiera de estos deportes acuáticos. <blockquote><h3>¿Qué tipo de emoción estás buscando en tu deporte acuático?</h3></blockquote> En Salao Watersports Fuerteventura tenemos como prioridad tu aprendizaje dentro de un ambiente seguro, con material de primera y instructores cualificados con más de 12 años de experiencia en los mejores spots alrededor del mundo, especialmente en Risco del paso. Es por eso por lo que hemos creado clases personalizadas para optimizar el progreso sin perder seguridad. Nos adaptándonos a tu nivel donde preparamos y organizamos nuestras clases para poder ofrecerte la mejor experiencia posible. Risco del Paso ofrece condiciones ideales para Kitesurf, Wingfoil y Windsurf. Especialmente desde Marzo hasta Octubre. Aunque Noviembre – Febrero podremos tener muchos buenos días de viento sin perder las temperaturas que caracterizan a las Islas Canarias. Es una playa única de arena blanca que ofrece diferentes condiciones en un mismo sitio, transformándose por completo según la marea que haya. Especialmente los días cercanos a la luna llena y luna nueva (puedes contactarnos y te explicaremos con más detalle cómo funcionan). Ofreciendo condiciones para todos los niveles y disciplinas. Cada deporte tiene su área para un mayor control y seguridad de los usuarios, las cuales están vigiladas por servicios de rescate (equipados con motos acuáticas y barcos). También impartimos clases de Surf en grupos muy reducidos en diferentes localizaciones del sur de Fuerteventura (La Pared, Esquinzo y Jandia) e incluso excursiones de paddle surf donde podremos ver la belleza de la isla desde otro punto de vista.

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Punta de Jandia lighthouse from above, aerial blue sea, Fuerteventura, Canary Island, Spain. Punta Jandia lighthouse (Faro de Punta Jandia). Fuerteventura, Canary Island, Spain.

Fuerteventura, the second-largest of the Canary Islands, is famous for its stunning beaches, crystal-clear waters, and laid-back atmosphere. Whether you're a nature lover, adventure seeker, or someone looking to relax, there’s something for everyone. Here are some must-visit places and activities in Fuerteventura:Corralejo Natural Park This is one of the island's most iconic locations, known for its vast sand dunes and pristine beaches. The park offers a unique landscape with golden sand dunes that stretch for miles, along with beautiful beaches ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Lobos Island (Isla de Lobos) A small, uninhabited island located just off the coast of Corralejo, known for its crystal-clear waters, excellent hiking paths, and secluded beaches. Cofete Beach This beach is one of the most remote and stunning on the island, set against dramatic mountain backdrops and miles of untouched golden sand.Punta de Jandía Located at the southernmost point of the island, Punta de Jandía is an untouched coastal area where you can experience the raw beauty of Fuerteventura's landscapes. The viewpoint offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Jandía Natural Park. Ajuy Caves and Black Sand Beach Located on the western coast, Ajuy is a small village famous for its black sand beach and the Ajuy Caves, which were formed by volcanic activity. Betancuria Village A charming and historic village, once the capital of Fuerteventura. It's located in the interior of the island, offering a glimpse of traditional Canarian life and beautiful landscapes. Don´t miss the Church of Santa Maria, which dates back to the 15th century.&nbsp;Fuerteventura’s Windmills The windmills of Fuerteventura are an iconic part of the island’s cultural heritage. These traditional mills were once used to grind gofio (a staple food in the Canaries), and they are scattered throughout the island.Montaña de Tindaya Known as one of the most sacred places in Fuerteventura, Montaña de Tindaya is a mountain that holds deep spiritual and historical significance. The indigenous Majo people considered it a sacred site. Isla de Lobos If you’re looking for an isolated paradise, Lobos Island is a must-see. Just a short boat ride from Corralejo, it’s perfect for hiking, swimming, and enjoying the natural beauty of the islandMirador de Sicasumbre &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Located in the Jandía Peninsula, this viewpoint offers spectacular panoramic views of the island’s rugged landscape and the surrounding mountains. Fuerteventura’s Lighthouses Fuerteventura has several picturesque lighthouses along its coastline, many of which are located in more remote areas, offering stunning views and a sense of solitude. Notable Lighthouses:Punta Jandía Lighthouse in the south, near the village of Morro Jable, offers spectacular views of the coastline. El Tostón Lighthouse in the north, near El Cotillo, offers great views and access to the nearby beaches. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; La Pared La Pared is known for its stunning cliff-side views, natural pools, and beautiful beaches, ideal place for sunset.Pico de la Zarza At 807 meters (2,644 feet) above sea level, Pico de la Zarza is the highest point on Fuerteventura, offering fantastic views over the island and the sea.Mirador de las Peñitas &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Mirador de las Peñitas is a scenic viewpoint located in the heart of Fuerteventura. From this spot, you can take in the vast volcanic plains, green valleys, and distant coastline.El Cotillo &amp; Popcorn beach. El Cotillo is a charming fishing village on the northern coast of Fuerteventura, famous for its beautiful beaches, relaxed atmosphere, and historic lighthouse. &nbsp; Fuerteventura offers a fantastic mix of natural beauty, adventure, and cultural heritage. Whether you’re exploring the stunning beaches, hiking through the volcanic landscapes, or enjoying water sports, there’s something to suit every interest. The island’s consistent weather and laid-back atmosphere make it an ideal destination for year-round travel.<figure id="figure-0rkr607crqm3ne5ffv"><img id="0rkr607crqm3ne5ffv" src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/b5B9bHHUQeg2qUyCE8CUN40UgRVwZQTPlXJhC7ooiB6eAIWpNQGP8gVboMRXEtaY.png" alt="" title="" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-sm md:rounded-md lg:rounded-lg" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionx="undefined" data-positiony="undefined" data-fullwidth="false" data-mce-src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/b5B9bHHUQeg2qUyCE8CUN40UgRVwZQTPlXJhC7ooiB6eAIWpNQGP8gVboMRXEtaY.png" data-mce-style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;"></figure>

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<h3>When is the best wind season in Fuerteventura?</h3>&nbsp; The best wind season in Fuerteventura typically runs from March&nbsp;to October, with the peak wind conditions occurring from June to September. During these months, the island experiences consistent trade winds (alisios), making it ideal for water sports like kitesurfing, windsurfing, and wingfoiling.<ul><li>March to June: Winds are strong but not as intense, making it a great time for both beginners and experienced riders.</li><li>July to September: These are the windiest months, with strong and reliable winds, ideal for all levels especially for advanced riders looking to push their limits.</li></ul>October: Winds remain good, though it can be a bit less predictable as the season transitions into autumn. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Fuerteventura's winds are typically side-shore or cross-shore, making the island one of the best locations in Europe for water sports.<figure id="figure-i2jt7nqhccm3ncfhgu" data-full-width=""><figcaption class="body-normal text-gray-500 mt-2">Risco del paso | Salao watersports Fuerteventura</figcaption></figure>What is the Alisios Wind? The Alisios wind is a northeast trade wind that blows from the northeast toward the southwest. It is part of the global wind system that affects tropical and subtropical regions. In the case of the Canary Islands, the Alisios wind is predominantly influenced by the Azores High, a high-pressure system that sits over the Azores Islands and helps to funnel winds down toward the Canary Islands.Characteristics of the Alisios Wind in Fuerteventura<ul><li>Direction: The Alisios wind typically blows from the northeast (30° to 60°). It is usually side-shore (offshore in some spots) along the eastern coast of Fuerteventura, which is perfect for water sports.</li><li>Consistency: One of the most notable features of the Alisios wind is its reliability. It blows consistently, especially from late spring to autumn, making the island a prime destination for water sports enthusiasts.</li><li>Strength: The wind is generally moderate to strong, with average speeds ranging from 15 to 25 knots during the peak season (June to September). During these months, it can sometimes gust to 30 knots or more, providing ideal conditions for experienced kitesurfers and windsurfers.</li><li>Temperature: The Alisios wind helps to keep the temperatures more moderate in Fuerteventura, especially during the hot summer months. The constant breeze creates a pleasant and cooling effect, making the climate comfortable for outdoor activities.</li></ul><figure id="figure-c1waouvtinm3nd34z7"><img id="c1waouvtinm3nd34z7" src="https://cdn.durable.co/blocks/b5B9bHHUQeg2qUyCE8CUN40UgRVwZQTPlXJhC7ooiB6eAIWpNQGP8gVboMRXEtaY.png" alt="" title="" class="object-cover bg-gray-100 rounded-sm md:rounded-md lg:rounded-lg" style="aspect-ratio: 16/9; object-position: center center;" data-corners="default" data-aspect="16:9" data-caption="" data-positionX="undefined" data-positionY="undefined" data-fullWidth="false"/></figure><span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal);" data-mce-style="font-family: inherit; font-size: calc(18px * var(--body-fontSize, 1)); font-style: var(--body-fontStyle, normal);">&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

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