# 18 Top API Management Tools for 2026: Compared by Use Case

**Published:** Aug 19, 2026
**Author:** Terence Bennett
**Category:** Big Data

## Summary

The 18 top API management tools for 2026 compared by use case, with verified pricing and AI gateway and MCP support: Amazon API Gateway, Azure, Apigee, Kong, MuleSoft, Postman and more.


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## Content

*Updated October 25, 2026. *

**API management tools** are platforms that let organizations design, publish, secure, monitor and retire APIs. A complete platform combines an API gateway that enforces security and traffic policies on every call, a developer portal where internal teams and partners discover and subscribe to APIs, policy management for authentication, rate limits and mediation, and lifecycle governance for versioning, access and retirement. In 2026 most leading platforms also add an AI gateway that governs how AI agents and large language models reach enterprise APIs, usually through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

**The best API management tools in 2026 by use case:** Integrate.io for API-driven data pipelines and governed AI-agent access to data; Amazon API Gateway, Azure API Management and Apigee for teams standardized on AWS, Azure or Google Cloud; MuleSoft, IBM API Connect, Boomi and SAP Integration Suite for enterprise lifecycle management; Kong Konnect, Tyk, Gravitee and WSO2 for cloud-native and open-source gateways with AI and MCP governance; Axway Amplify for governing many gateways at once; and Postman and SwaggerHub for API design and testing.

## Key Takeaways

* Four capabilities define a full API management platform: gateway, developer portal, policy management and lifecycle governance. AI and MCP governance is the fifth criterion buyers now add.
* Integrate.io covers the data side of APIs: a universal REST connector to consume any API, a platform API with full UI parity, an MCP Server that lets AI assistants build and run pipelines, and 60-second CDC, on a flat $1,999 a month.
* Cloud-native gateways are priced per call: Amazon API Gateway REST APIs cost $3.50 per million calls and HTTP APIs $1.00 per million; Azure API Management Consumption is $0.035 per 10,000 calls after the first million.
* Kong Konnect Plus starts at $25 a month plus usage, Gravitee Planet at $2,500 a month, and Postman Team at $19 per user a month. MuleSoft, IBM, SAP, Apigee, Boomi, Jitterbit, Workato, TIBCO, Tyk and Axway sell on quote.
* AI and MCP governance is now shipping: Kong's AI Gateway handles LLM, MCP and A2A traffic; WSO2 auto-generates MCP servers from REST APIs; Gravitee and Tyk proxy and govern MCP tools; Postman ships an MCP Server.

## How We Selected These API Management Tools

We evaluated more than 20 platforms on six criteria: coverage of the four core capabilities (gateway, portal, policy management, lifecycle governance); deployment options (SaaS, hybrid, self-managed); security and compliance; pricing transparency; AI and MCP readiness; and fit for a distinct buyer segment. The 18 below cover data teams, enterprise IT, cloud-native engineering and API design teams. Prices come from vendor pricing pages and Microsoft's and Amazon's published rates in October 2026; where a vendor publishes no price, we say so. We do not use review-site scores.

## What to Look for in an API Management Tool in 2026

* API gateway: runtime enforcement of authentication, routing, throttling and security for every call. Without a gateway there is no central control point.
* Developer portal: self-service discovery, documentation and subscription for internal teams and partners.
* Policy management: rate limits, OAuth and JWT authentication, mediation and usage controls applied consistently. This is where compliance is enforced.
* Lifecycle governance: versioning, publication workflows, access control and retirement, which prevent API sprawl.
* AI and MCP readiness: an AI gateway for LLM traffic, MCP proxying or MCP server generation, and agent identity and audit. If AI agents will call your APIs, this is now a first-class requirement.

## Types of API Management Tools

* API gateways: authentication, authorization and traffic routing to backend services. Examples: Amazon API Gateway, Kong Konnect, Tyk.
* Full lifecycle API management platforms: design-to-retirement suites with gateway, portal and analytics. Examples: MuleSoft, IBM API Connect, Apigee, Azure API Management.
* API design and testing tools: design, mock, document and test APIs before deployment. Examples: Postman, SwaggerHub.
* AI and MCP gateways: govern LLM and agent traffic and expose APIs as MCP tools. Examples: Kong AI Gateway, WSO2 AI Gateway, Gravitee Agent Management, Tyk AI Studio.
* API-driven data integration platforms: consume APIs at scale, transform the data and expose pipeline control through an API and MCP. Example: Integrate.io.

## The 18 Top API Management Tools for 2026

## 1. Integrate.io

**Best for:** data teams whose APIs are really data flows: pulling data from SaaS and partner APIs into a warehouse, syncing it between applications, controlling pipelines programmatically, and giving AI agents governed access to data through MCP.

Integrate.io is a low-code data pipeline platform that sits on the data side of an API program. Gateways such as Kong or Apigee govern who calls an API; Integrate.io makes the data behind and between APIs usable: it consumes any REST API, transforms the response, loads it where it is needed, keeps applications in sync, and exposes every pipeline through its own API and an MCP Server. Many teams run it alongside a gateway for exactly that reason.

### Key capabilities

* Universal REST connector and webhook triggers: connect to any REST API with authentication, pagination and schema mapping handled in the pipeline, plus 150+ prebuilt connectors for SaaS apps, databases and warehouses.
* Platform API with full UI parity: the Integrate.io API creates packages, updates configurations, triggers jobs, manages schedules, retrieves logs, exports pipelines as JSON for Git and CI/CD, and embeds Integrate.io connectors in your own product, with token-based authentication.
* MCP Server for AI agents: the Integrate.io MCP Server lets Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients inspect, build, edit, validate and run pipelines in natural language, inside the same access controls as the UI. See the MCP Server setup guide.
* 220+ low-code transformations with SQL and Python, so API responses arrive clean, joined and masked.
* CDC every 60 seconds from databases, and reverse ETL that writes warehouse data back into applications through their APIs, including Salesforce REST and Bulk API 2.0 with upsert and External ID matching.
* Monitoring and alerts on failures, row counts, run times and schema changes, sent to email, Slack, Microsoft Teams, PagerDuty or a webhook.
* 24/7 support with a 2-minute average first response, a 92% customer satisfaction score and a dedicated Solution Engineer during onboarding.
* Security and compliance: annual SOC 2 audit, HIPAA with a BAA, GDPR (EU processing in Ireland) and CCPA, role-based access, SSO, SSH and PrivateLink, and a pass-through design in which no customer data is stored and ephemeral data is deleted within 24 hours.

### Pricing

The Core plan is $1,999 a month with unlimited data volume, pipelines and connectors, 60-second pipeline frequency and 30-day onboarding with a Solution Engineer. There are no per-call, per-API or per-connector charges. The 14-day free trial includes the full platform and needs no card. Schedule a demo to see the API and MCP Server in action.

## 2. MuleSoft Anypoint Platform

**Best for:** large enterprises building an API-led application network across many systems.

MuleSoft, owned by Salesforce, provides design, build and management of APIs on the Anypoint Platform: Anypoint API Manager for policies, Anypoint Flex Gateway for runtime enforcement across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments, Anypoint Exchange for reusable assets, and DataWeave for transformation. See MuleSoft vs. Integrate.io.

**Pros:** unified API design, integration and management; strong governance and security policies; broad connector library.

**Cons:** high licensing cost; steep learning curve and long implementations.

**Pricing:** quote; packaging is based on Mule flows, messages and gateway usage.

## 3. IBM API Connect

**Best for:** enterprises in regulated industries that need full lifecycle management with IBM DataPower security.

IBM API Connect manages APIs from creation to retirement, with a self-service developer portal, subscription and plan management, governance and version control, and the IBM DataPower Gateway for runtime enforcement.

**Pros:** strong security and governance; several deployment models, from multi-tenant SaaS on AWS to self-managed software.

**Cons:** relatively high cost; complex to configure outside IBM environments.

**Pricing:** Pay-as-You-Go, Standard and Premium tiers as SaaS on AWS; Reserved Instance on IBM Cloud; self-managed Software. No list prices are published; IBM provides an estimator and quotes. 30-day free trial on the SaaS tiers.

## 4. Jitterbit

**Best for:** mid-market organizations that want integration and API publishing in one low-code product.

Jitterbit Harmony combines iPaaS with API Manager, which creates APIs from existing integrations through point-and-click steps, publishes them through a gateway and a developer portal, and adds AI agents and MCP support. See Jitterbit vs. Integrate.io.

**Pros:** fast implementation; integration and API management together.

**Cons:** limited real-time data preview for debugging; costs can rise as workflows scale; smaller ecosystem than MuleSoft or Boomi.

**Pricing:** Standard, Professional and Enterprise, annual quote. See Jitterbit pricing.

## 5. Microsoft Azure API Management

**Best for:** organizations on Azure that want a managed gateway, developer portal and analytics.

Azure API Management publishes, secures, transforms and monitors APIs, with policies for authentication and rate limiting, conversion of SOAP services to REST, a self-service developer portal, self-hosted gateways for hybrid deployments, and an AI gateway for governing LLM traffic.

**Pros:** deep Azure and Microsoft Entra ID integration; tiers from serverless to dedicated.

**Cons:** tier choice and policy XML take time to learn; strongest inside Azure.

**Pricing (East US list):** Consumption tier free for the first 1 million calls, then $0.035 per 10,000 calls; Developer about $48 a month (non-production); Basic v2 about $150 a month with 10 million requests included; Standard v2 about $700 a month; Premium v2 about $2,800 a month per unit.

## 6. Workato

**Best for:** business and IT teams that want to publish APIs from automation recipes, with workflow automation as the priority.

Workato's API platform turns recipes into API endpoints with access profiles, policies, monitoring and a developer portal, alongside its automation platform, Agent Studio and Enterprise MCP.

**Pros:** fast to publish APIs from existing automations; strong for internal and partner use cases.

**Cons:** costs climb with recipes and tasks; lighter on deep lifecycle governance and complex data transformation.

**Pricing:** quote. See Workato pricing.

## 7. SAP Integration Suite

**Best for:** SAP-centric enterprises that want API management tied to SAP S/4HANA and business processes.

SAP Integration Suite includes API Management with an API gateway, developer hub, policies and analytics, alongside Cloud Integration, prebuilt SAP integration content and OData and OpenAPI support.

**Pros:** prebuilt SAP content and adapters; one suite for integration and APIs in SAP landscapes.

**Cons:** needs SAP expertise; less natural outside SAP estates.

**Pricing:** sold per tenant through SAP BTP; quote.

## 8. Postman

**Best for:** developer and QA teams designing, testing, documenting and collaborating on APIs.

Postman covers API design, mock servers, automated testing, documentation and governance rules, organized into shared collections and workspaces. In 2026 it adds Agent Mode for automating API workflows with AI, an MCP client, and the Postman MCP Server that gives AI agents context about your APIs.

**Pros:** easiest way to test and debug APIs; strong collaboration.

**Cons:** no runtime gateway; large collections can slow down.

**Pricing:** Free; Solo $9 a month and Team $19 per user a month, billed annually; Enterprise quote.

## 9. Apigee

**Best for:** enterprises on Google Cloud that need full lifecycle API management, analytics and monetization.

Apigee, Google Cloud's API management platform, provides an API proxy and gateway, security policies and threat protection, analytics, monetization, a developer portal, and hybrid deployment through Apigee hybrid.

**Pros:** mature analytics and monetization; strong security policies; hybrid and multi-cloud options.

**Cons:** complex to configure; costly for smaller programs.

**Pricing:** pay-as-you-go or subscription through Google Cloud; quote for subscriptions.

## 10. SwaggerHub

**Best for:** teams that want a collaborative, standards-based environment for API design and documentation.

SwaggerHub, SmartBear's design platform built on the Swagger tools, provides an OpenAPI and AsyncAPI editor, a central API repository, style validation, versioning, and code generation through Swagger Codegen.

**Pros:** fast, standards-compliant design and documentation; good team collaboration.

**Cons:** no gateway or runtime enforcement; pairs with a separate management platform.

**Pricing:** per-user plans from SmartBear; free trial; enterprise quote.

## 11. Boomi

**Best for:** mid-size and large enterprises that want integration and API management together for hybrid estates.

Boomi, independent of Dell since 2021, includes API Management with a gateway, developer portal and policies inside the Boomi Enterprise Platform, alongside integration, master data hub, B2B/EDI and Agentstudio for AI agents with MCP tools. See Boomi vs. Integrate.io.

**Pros:** low-code interface; strong hybrid support; one vendor for integration and APIs.

**Cons:** costs rise with connections and environments; complex processes need configuration effort.

**Pricing:** Standard to Enterprise Plus tiers plus pay-as-you-go, quote; 30-day free trial. See Boomi pricing.

## 12. Kong Konnect

**Best for:** cloud-native teams running microservices and AI traffic across multiple environments.

Kong Konnect is a SaaS control plane for Kong Gateway, with hybrid, serverless and dedicated cloud gateways, a developer portal, a plugin ecosystem for security and traffic control, and a unified AI Gateway for LLM, MCP and agent-to-agent (A2A) traffic, with observability for model, token, MCP and agent consumption.

**Pros:** lightweight, fast gateway; rich plugins; native AI and MCP traffic governance.

**Cons:** multi-dimensional pricing (control planes, APIs, requests, models) is hard to forecast; developer-oriented.

**Pricing:** Plus from $25 a month plus usage (for example $20 a month per published API for the first 10, and $200 a month per additional million requests), 30-day free trial; Enterprise custom.

## 13. WSO2 API Manager

**Best for:** teams that want an open-source, highly customizable API platform with AI and MCP gateways.

WSO2 API Manager is open source under Apache 2.0 for every component except monetization, with full lifecycle management, OAuth, OpenID Connect and JWT support, and a SaaS edition called Bijira. Its AI Gateway governs LLM and MCP traffic, and its MCP Gateway auto-generates MCP servers from existing REST APIs with an MCP Hub catalog.

**Pros:** fully open source core; highly extensible; MCP server generation from existing APIs.

**Cons:** self-managed deployments need technical expertise; the UI is less modern than some commercial tools.

**Pricing:** open-source distribution free; usage-based commercial subscription with updates and support; Bijira SaaS.

## 14. TIBCO Cloud API Management

**Best for:** large enterprises already using TIBCO integration products.

TIBCO, part of Cloud Software Group, offers API management with a gateway, developer portal, analytics and visual API modeling that generates OpenAPI and AsyncAPI documents, deployable in public or private cloud or on-premises.

**Pros:** strong analytics and multi-protocol support; fits existing TIBCO estates.

**Cons:** steep learning curve; enterprise pricing.

**Pricing:** quote.

## 15. Amazon API Gateway

**Best for:** AWS-native teams that want a serverless, fully managed gateway with pay-per-call pricing.

Amazon API Gateway creates, publishes, monitors and secures REST, HTTP and WebSocket APIs at any scale, with native integration to AWS Lambda and other AWS services, throttling, caching, usage plans and authorization through IAM, Amazon Cognito and Lambda authorizers.

**Pros:** no infrastructure to manage; pay-per-call keeps variable workloads cheap; deep AWS integration.

**Cons:** tied to AWS; costs grow at very high call volumes; basic developer portal compared with lifecycle platforms.

**Pricing (US East):** REST APIs $3.50 per million calls (first tier); HTTP APIs $1.00 per million; WebSocket $1.00 per million messages plus $0.25 per million connection minutes. Free tier for new AWS customers: 1 million REST, 1 million HTTP and 1 million WebSocket messages a month for up to 12 months.

## 16. Tyk

**Best for:** organizations that want an open-source gateway with predictable licensing and AI and MCP governance.

Tyk Gateway is open source under the MPL 2.0 license, with a commercial dashboard, developer portal and multi-data-center bridge. Tyk's MCP Gateway enforces authentication, access policies and rate limits on MCP traffic, and Tyk AI Studio, available in a free Community Edition, governs AI applications and MCP servers.

**Pros:** open-source core; unlimited APIs and calls on paid plans; MCP governance.

**Cons:** smaller ecosystem than Kong or MuleSoft; dashboard and portal require a license.

**Pricing:** Core (priced by APIs managed), Professional (priced by architecture, not traffic) and Enterprise; Tyk publishes no list prices.

## 17. Gravitee

**Best for:** teams managing event-driven APIs and AI agents that need MCP tool governance.

Gravitee manages REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket and event APIs including Kafka and MQTT, with a no-code policy studio and an open-source gateway. Its Agent Management module includes an LLM Proxy, MCP Proxy, A2A Proxy, MCP Tool Server and Agent Catalog, and its Identity and Authorization module adds an MCP Resource Server.

**Pros:** strong event-driven API support; broad AI agent and MCP governance.

**Cons:** smaller market presence than the largest vendors; advanced modules sit on paid plans.

**Pricing:** Planet $2,500 a month (1 production and 1 non-production gateway, 1 module); Galaxy and Universe custom.

## 18. Axway Amplify

**Best for:** large enterprises that need one governance layer across many gateways and clouds.

Axway Amplify API Management governs APIs across on-premises, cloud and hybrid environments. Its agents connect to existing gateways such as AWS, Azure and Istio for discovery, observability and subscription without sitting in the data path, Amplify Engage provides a marketplace of curated API products, and Amplify AI Gateway creates MCP servers and adds prompt guards and LLM orchestration.

**Pros:** multi-gateway, multi-cloud governance; API marketplace for internal and external consumers.

**Cons:** enterprise-scale cost and implementation effort.

**Pricing:** quote.

## API Management Tools Comparison Table

| Tool | Category | Deployment | Lifecycle management | AI and MCP | Pricing model | Best for |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Integrate.io | API-driven data integration with platform API and MCP Server | Cloud SaaS | Pipeline API with full UI parity, Git export | MCP Server for building and running pipelines | Flat fee, $1,999/mo unlimited | Data teams, API data flows |
| MuleSoft Anypoint | iPaaS and API management | Cloud, hybrid, on-prem | Full lifecycle | Agent and MCP tooling | Quote | Large enterprises |
| IBM API Connect | API management | SaaS on AWS, IBM Cloud, self-managed | Full lifecycle | Partial | Quote; estimator | Regulated enterprises |
| Jitterbit | iPaaS and API management | Cloud, hybrid | API creation and publishing | AI agents, MCP | Annual quote | Mid-market |
| Azure API Management | API management | Azure, self-hosted gateway | Full lifecycle | AI gateway | Per call or per unit-hour | Azure organizations |
| Workato | Automation with API platform | Cloud SaaS | API endpoints from recipes | Agent Studio, Enterprise MCP | Quote | Business and IT teams |
| SAP Integration Suite | iPaaS and API management | SAP BTP cloud, hybrid | Full lifecycle | Partial | Per tenant, quote | SAP customers |
| Postman | API design and testing | Cloud and desktop | Design and test | Agent Mode, MCP Server | Free; $9 to $19 per user/mo | Developers, QA |
| Apigee | API management | Google Cloud, hybrid | Full lifecycle | Partial | Pay-as-you-go or subscription | Google Cloud enterprises |
| SwaggerHub | API design | Cloud, on-prem | Design and documentation | No | Per user | API design teams |
| Boomi | iPaaS and API management | Cloud, hybrid | Full lifecycle | Agentstudio, MCP tools | Quote | Hybrid enterprises |
| Kong Konnect | API and AI gateway | Hybrid, serverless, dedicated cloud | Full lifecycle | AI Gateway for LLM, MCP, A2A | From $25/mo plus usage | Cloud-native teams |
| WSO2 | Open-source API management | Self-managed, Bijira SaaS | Full lifecycle | AI Gateway, MCP server generation | Free OSS; subscription | Customization-heavy teams |
| TIBCO | API management | Cloud, on-prem | Full lifecycle | Partial | Quote | TIBCO estates |
| Amazon API Gateway | API gateway | AWS | Gateway, usage plans, stages | Partial | $1.00 to $3.50 per million calls | AWS-native teams |
| Tyk | API gateway and management | Cloud, hybrid, self-managed | Full lifecycle | MCP Gateway, AI Studio | Quote; OSS gateway free | Open-source-first teams |
| Gravitee | API and event management | Cloud, hybrid, self-managed | Full lifecycle | Agent Management, MCP Proxy | From $2,500/mo | Event-driven and AI teams |
| Axway Amplify | Multi-gateway API management | Cloud, hybrid, on-prem | Full lifecycle, federated | AI Gateway with MCP servers | Quote | Multi-cloud enterprises |

## API Management Tools for AI and Agentic Workflows

When an AI agent calls an enterprise API, it needs a governed access layer that controls which tools it can use, how often, with what identity and with full audit logging. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is the open standard that lets AI assistants such as Claude and Cursor discover and call external tools, including APIs and data pipelines. For API management, that makes AI agents first-class API consumers that need the same policies, rate limits and audit trails as human developers.

**How the tools in this guide support AI agents:**

* Integrate.io: the MCP Server lets AI assistants inspect, build, edit, validate and run data pipelines in natural language, so agents get governed access to clean, current data. See AI-ready data and MCP vs. REST APIs.
* Kong Konnect: a unified AI Gateway for LLM, MCP and A2A traffic with consumption observability.
* WSO2: an AI Gateway for LLM and MCP traffic, and an MCP Gateway that generates MCP servers from existing REST APIs.
* Gravitee: Agent Management with MCP Proxy, MCP Tool Server, A2A Proxy and an agent catalog.
* Tyk: an MCP Gateway that enforces authentication, policies and rate limits on MCP requests, plus Tyk AI Studio.
* Postman, Axway, Boomi, Workato and Jitterbit: MCP servers, AI gateways or agent builders added in 2025 and 2026.

## Manage the Data Behind Your APIs With Integrate.io

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## API Management FAQs

### Why is API management important?

API management keeps APIs secure, consistent and observable as their number grows. It enforces authentication and rate limits, gives developers and partners a single place to find APIs, tracks usage and errors, and retires old versions cleanly. Without it, APIs become inconsistent, insecure and hard to monitor.

### What is an example of API management?

An example of API management is an e-commerce company routing every payment request through one API gateway. The gateway validates each request, applies authentication and rate limits, caches responses where it can, and logs every call, while a developer portal lets partner teams subscribe to the payments API with their own keys.

### What is the difference between an API gateway and an API management platform?

An API gateway handles runtime traffic: authentication, routing, throttling and security enforcement. An API management platform includes the gateway plus a developer portal, lifecycle governance, analytics and policy management. See API management vs. API gateways.

### What are the core features of an API management tool?

The four core features are an API gateway for runtime enforcement, a developer portal for discovery and subscription, policy management for authentication, rate limiting and mediation, and lifecycle governance for versioning, access control and retirement. In 2026, AI gateway and MCP governance is the fifth feature most buyers add.

### Which API management tools support AI agents and MCP in 2026?

Kong Konnect (AI Gateway for LLM, MCP and A2A traffic), WSO2 (AI Gateway and MCP server generation), Gravitee (Agent Management with MCP Proxy), Tyk (MCP Gateway and AI Studio) and Axway (Amplify AI Gateway) govern agent access to APIs. Integrate.io's MCP Server lets AI assistants build and run data pipelines; see the setup guide.

### What is MCP and why does it matter for API management?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants discover and call external tools, including APIs and data pipelines. It makes AI agents API consumers that need the same governed access, rate limiting and audit logging as human developers, which is why gateways now ship MCP proxies and MCP server generation.

### How do you choose an API management platform?

When choosing an API management platform: define whether you need a gateway, full lifecycle management, design tooling or API-driven data integration; check the four core features; assess AI and MCP readiness; and match the pricing model to your traffic: per call (Amazon API Gateway, Azure Consumption), per unit or plan (Azure, Kong, Gravitee), per user (Postman), flat fee (Integrate.io) or enterprise quote (MuleSoft, IBM, SAP, Apigee). For build versus buy, see buying an integration tool vs. custom-building APIs.

### How much do API management tools cost?

Amazon API Gateway charges $3.50 per million REST calls and $1.00 per million HTTP calls. Azure API Management Consumption is $0.035 per 10,000 calls after the first million, and its v2 tiers run from about $150 to $2,800 a month per unit. Kong Konnect Plus starts at $25 a month plus usage, Postman Team at $19 per user a month, Gravitee Planet at $2,500 a month, and Integrate.io at $1,999 a month flat with unlimited usage. MuleSoft, IBM, SAP, Apigee, Boomi, Jitterbit, Workato, TIBCO, Tyk and Axway quote directly.

**Related guides:** what is API management, API integration tools, REST API tools, the ultimate guide to API management, benefits of an API management platform and building an API management strategy.


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