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##Instantiation
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```php
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$mailchimp = new mailchimp('123abc123abc123abc123abc-us0');
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$mailchimp = new Mailchimp('123abc123abc123abc123abc-us0');
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```
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To instantiate you will need a new instance of the `mailchimp` class with your MailChimp account's API key as its only argument.
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To instantiate you will need a new instance of the `Mailchimp` class with your MailChimp account's API key as its only argument.
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##Constructing a Request
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Once you have instantiated the `mailchimp` class you can start constructing requests. Constructing requests is done by 'chaining' methods to the `$mailchimp` instance. In most cases this 'chain' will end with the HTTP verb for your request. So an example of retrieving a lists collection would look like this:
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Once you have instantiated the `Mailchimp` class you can start constructing requests. Constructing requests is done by 'chaining' methods to the `$mailchimp` instance. In most cases this 'chain' will end with the HTTP verb for your request. So an example of retrieving a lists collection would look like this:
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