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1 university of illinois college of law

2 Since 1897, the University of Illinois College of Law has offered students a rigorous, broad-ranging, and innovative legal education on the campus of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, one of the world s great research

3 ACADEMICS With a nationally renowned faculty, a rich and diverse curriculum, myriad opportunities for professional training, and the expansive resources of a world-class, comprehensive research university, Illinois Law features a first-rate academic program designed to prepare students to excel in their future professional careers. CUTTING-EDGE CURRICULUM Illinois Law s curriculum is both timely and robust, exposing students to a healthy blend of doctrinal law, theoretical perspectives, and real-world skills. First-year students take a core curriculum that provides them with a solid grounding in essential elements of legal practice. In the second and third years, students have the freedom to choose from more than 140 course offerings, including up to six hours of credit for study in another discipline. GLOBAL COMMUNITY The effective lawyer in the 21st century is a global lawyer. Illinois has particular strengths in international trade law, commercial law, and comparative law and a proud tradition of training foreign lawyers, governmental officials, and legal educators. Through the Global Law Fellows Program, students have the opportunity to work in leading foreign law offices in Asia and South America. By cultivating global awareness, Illinois builds networks and collaborations and prepares students to be at the forefront of the next generation of lawyers and legal scholars. A WORLD-CLASS UNIVERSITY One of the world s preeminent research universities, the University of Illinois is a comprehensive land-grant institution. It is known for its exceptional research enterprise; academic excellence; teaching; scholarship across the humanities, social sciences, hard sciences, and engineering; engagement and public service; and global reach. The University has been awarded more than $500M in federal grants and contracts to Illinois, and over the past five years, its researchers have filed almost 1,000 invention disclosures. JOINT DEGREES LAW DEGREES OFFERED AT ILLINOIS Juris Doctor (JD) Master of Laws (LLM) Master of Studies in Law (MSL) Doctor of the Science of Law (JSD) Capitalizing on the University s depth of resources, the College of Law collaborates with University graduate departments to offer 11 joint degree programs. Students must apply for admission to both programs and receive pre-approval from each department. law.illinois.edu/academics

4 FACULTY The University of Illinois law faculty has a long and distinguished tradition of advancing knowledge and research, training students in the knowledge, skills, and temperament to achieve professional excellence and leadership, and seeking beneficial change in law and society. INDUSTRY LEADERS Productive, engaging, respected, and highly influential, the faculty boasts national leaders in the fields of bankruptcy law, corporate law, criminal law, elder law, health law, intellectual property law, labor law, and a variety of other fields. Collectively, the faculty ranks in the top 20 of law school faculties in the nation for scholarly influence. INTERDISCIPLINARY EXPERTISE Bringing a range of perspectives to their teaching and research, more than half of the College of Law faculty hold advanced graduate degrees in addition to law, including economics, engineering, history, medicine, philosophy, and psychology, among other fields. Over the past few years, Illinois Law has invested significant resources in three cross-disciplinary areas: Law and social science, with particular emphasis on empirical legal studies and law and psychology; Law and technology, capitalizing on the tradition of the Urbana campus in computer science and engineering, and as a site of cutting-edge innovation; and Law and finance, building on the talents of a preeminent bankruptcy faculty, as well as nationally recognized departments of finance and accounting. TEACHING The Illinois faculty are known for their engaged approach to teaching, their open-door policy with respect to students, and their strong commitment to students professional development. Four members of the College s faculty have won the University of Illinois prestigious Campus Award for Excellence in Graduate and Professional Teaching. PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT As a public, land-grant law school, Illinois has a proud tradition of developing solutions to complex public policy challenges and assisting citizens in need. The faculty is focused on maximizing their impact in the practice of law, the shaping of public policy, and the development of legal reform. FACULTY TO (bankruptcy (Constitutional (patents, trademark, copyright (laws of war, discrimination, (jury trial right, court procedure) 11.5 : 1 Student : faculty ratio 81 Total faculty Over 40% of the tenured faculty have advanced degrees in other fields in addition to their law degrees

5 INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND TECHNOLOGY LAW When it comes to top environments in which to explore intellectual property law, few compare to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, an epicenter of innovation and discovery often referred to as Silicon Prairie. In this fertile environment, the curriculum and faculty at the College of Law cover a deep and broad spectrum of intellectual property and technology law, including in the areas of trademark, internet, patent, copyright, supercomputing, biotechnology, information science, and engineering. Campus, state, and national leaders solicit the faculty s legal expertise on IP issues arising from a host of new technologies, and organizations such as Google, Microsoft, and Department of Homeland Security currently fund research at Illinois Law. Select Advanced Course Offerings Antitrust Law Computer Crime and the Legal System Current Issues in Patent Defense Cyber Law Digital Forensics Professional Training and Extra-Curriculars TECHNOLOGY AND LAW Entrepreneurship: Representing the Tech Startup Innovation Policy and Biopharmaceutical Industry Intellectual Property Transactions International Intellectual Property Patent Litigation ILLINOIS CYBER SECURITY SCHOLARS PROGRAM Supported by a significant grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) and capitalizing on the particular strengths of the University of Illinois in computer science, engineering, and intellectual property law, the Illinois Cyber Security Scholars Program (ICSSP) trains the next generation of specialists capable of protecting the nation s cyber infrastructure. Through ICSSP, Illinois engineering and law students receive hands-on training from the nation s top legal and computer science experts and join an emerging field in which there is a significant shortage of knowledgeable workers with multidisciplinary backgrounds. It s a demand that is guaranteed to grow as the U.S. increasingly relies on cyber infrastructure, which provides the backbone for our defense, energy, financial, and telecommunication systems, among others. First-year law students are invited to apply for ICSSP; a background in computer science or engineering is preferred. The program runs through the second and third years of law school concurrent with regular law studies, and students are given full reimbursement for tuition and fees along with a living stipend. Upon completion of the program, they receive a certificate in cyber security and undertake a two-year term of employment with the federal government after graduation. One of Illinois first cyber security scholars, Whitney Merrill ( 14) is currently pursuing a master s degree in computer science at the University of Illinois. Through ICSSP, Merrill learned how to use various tools to find security vulnerabilities. Advanced Legal Writing: Appellate Advocacy (moot court) Journal of Law, Technology, and Policy Intellectual Property Clinic Affiliated Faculty Paul Heald, JD, MA (Patents, Trademark, Copyright) Jay Kesan, JD, PhD (IP, Internet Regulation, Patents) Peter Maggs, JD (IP, US and International Trademark and Copyright Law) Jason Mazzone, JD, MA (IP) Patent Prosecution Intellectual Property Legal Society Sports and Entertainment Law Society Bruce Smith, JD, PhD (IP, Internet Regulation, Trademark) Melissa Wasserman, JD, PhD (IP, Patents) Robin Fretwell Wilson, JD (Biomedical Ethics) My JD prepared me well for a legal career, and a master s in computer science will supplement my legal skills with technical experience to better advocate for clients and articulate the legal issues surrounding technology and information privacy, Merrill says. Merrill spent the summer interning in the Division of Privacy and Identity Protection at the Federal Trade Commission. She recently gave two talks on encryption and the law and on the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act at two major information security conferences. She also spoke at the TriBeCa Film Festival on the portrayal of hackers in film. Following the completion of her master s degree, she hopes to practice information security and privacy law: I want to work for a government agency in a role that focuses on information security, privacy, and technology.

6 BUSINESS AND LAW For an economy to work well, people have to trust that deals will be enforced. Facilitating economic exchange is a lot of what lawyers do. With over 75 business-related course offerings, the expertise of our faculty in bankruptcy, commercial law, corporate law, labor law, and tax law, and nationally recognized departments of finance and accounting, Illinois offers a first-rate program that provides a solid foundation for students interested in pursuing careers in business-related fields. Additionally, students may receive up to six hours of credit for study in another discipline, allowing ample opportunity to complement legal studies with business-specific courses. Select Advanced Course Offerings Antitrust Law Bankruptcy Procedure Corporate Reorganizations Corporate Tax Entrepreneurship: Representing the Tech Start Up Federal Tax Policy International Business Transactions Labor Law and Public Policy Mergers and Acquisitions Private Investment Funds Real Estate Finance Tax Exempt Organizations Professional Training and Extra-Curriculars Bankruptcy Law Society Business Law Journal Corporate and Business Law Association Advanced Legal Writing: Appellate Advocacy (moot court) International Commercial Arbitration Team Negotiation Skills and Strategies Real Estate Development Real Estate Law Society JOINT DEGREES IN BUSINESS AND HUMAN RESOURCES The College of Law collaborates with the College of Business and College of Labor and Employment Relations to offer two popular joint degree programs: Business Administration (JD/MBA) Completion in 3.5 to 4 years Human Resources (JD/MHRIR) Completion in 3.5 to 4 years FROM THE FACULTY A s a faculty member, it is important to me to bring the world of legal practice into the classroom. That means engagement with the practicing bar, whether it is filing an amicus brief at the Supreme Court, speaking at continuing education seminars for lawyers and judges, or having a research agenda that collects data about what is happening in the bankruptcy courts. The contacts one develops as a faculty member doing these things not only enrich the classroom but also can help students transition into the world of business law. Robert M. Lawless Associate Dean for Research Max L. Rowe Professor of Law

7 PROFESSIONAL TRAINING In addition to the study of legal principles, law students at Illinois enjoy a variety of learning opportunities that apply principles to practice. Analytical thinking, problem-solving, research, pre-trial and trial skills, negotiation, and interviewing are critical skills needed for real-world success. IN-HOUSE CLINICS Civil Litigation Clinic Community Preservation Clinic Elder Financial Justice Clinic Family Advocacy Clinic FIELD PLACEMENTS AND OTHER LIVE CLIENT COURSES Advanced Innocence Project Appellate Defender Chicago Real Estate Practicum Clinical Assistantships Domestic Violence Clinic Externships Federal Appellate Defender Federal Civil Rights Clinic Innocence Project Intellectual Property Clinic Legislative Projects Real Estate Development PROFESSIONAL SKILLS COURSES Advanced Legal Writing: Appellate Advocacy (moot court) Advanced Legal Research Advanced Trial Advocacy - Civil Trial Section Advanced Trial Advocacy - Criminal Trial Section CFI: Counseling, Fact Investigation, and Interviewing Complex Litigation Dispute Resolution Fact Investigation: Kennedy Assassination Family Law Practice Fundamentals of Trial Practice Illinois Civil Procedure and Evidence Immersion Journalism Negotiation Skills and Strategies Pretrial Litigation Trial Advocacy Trial Advocacy (Graduate Section) Trial Team As part of Illinois Law s Externship Program, Yara Dodin ( 16) spent her 1L summer as a legislative fellow for Congressman Andre Carson (IN-7) in Washington, D.C. I have always wanted to work on the Hill and partake in the legislative process. It was a great way to combine my passion and interest in the law with that for politics. Anyone interested in public service law, politics, or policy making should seriously consider a summer on the Hill. law.illinois.edu/clinics

8 JD STUDENT DATA EMPLOYMENT DATA JD Class of 2014 STUDENT BODY EMPLOYMENT BAR PASSAGE 58% 42% 510 Total Enrolled 31% MINORITY Full-time, long-term employment for which a J.D. was required or preferred. 82.2% 85% First attempt bar passage rate for the July 2014 Illinois Bar. CLASS OF % 38% 157 Total Enrolled 36% MINORITY LOCATIONS AREAS OF LEGAL PRACTICE 24 MEDIAN AGE 17 States 5 Countries Represented MEDIAN LSAT th th % Illinois Residents MEDIAN GPA th th Undergraduate Schools Represented 39% of those employed accepted positions outside of Illinois in 24 states, D.C., and 4 countries. After Illinois, the largest employment states were California, Maryland, Ohio, and New York. LAW FIRMS GOVERNMENT / PUBLIC INTEREST BUSINESS / INDUSTRY JUDICIAL CLERKSHIPS ACADEMIA 55% 19% 13% 8% 5% As of 10/14 As of 3/15 law.illinois.edu/jobs-data

9 CAREER SERVICES IIlinois Law prepares its students to succeed in a competitive legal marketplace by providing students with ready access to the Chicago legal market, a strong alumni network, practical skills training, alternative avenues to begin their careers, and enhanced career services support. Recent graduates have gone on to prestigious federal and state clerkships, positions at the nation s top law firms and corporations, and high-impact public interest fellowships. OFFICE OF CAREER PLANNING AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Illinois Law s Office of Career Planning and Professional Development strives to set the bar in terms of counseling, responsiveness, innovation, teamwork, market analysis, and employer outreach. Professional staff consists entirely of lawyers with extensive practice experience at top law firms, government agencies, and in-house legal departments. To better serve students and prospective employers, the executive assistant dean is based in Chicago, the nation s 3rd largest legal market. Professional staff travels around the country to enhance employer engagement. Career counseling is individualized, prompt, and candid. After graduation, Nicole Stringfellow ( 14) clerked in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware and for the Honorable Bernice Donald in the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. She shares her experience with the Office of Career Planning and Professional Development: All hands were on deck, and I truly felt like the entire career services office was behind me. From the application process, to résumé and writing sample reviews, to interviewing skills, I was able to land two federal clerkships before I left law school. I was offered both of my clerkships on the spot and specifically credit Fundamentals of Legal Practice for giving me solid interview and networking skills that I believe made the difference in my interviews. PUBLIC INTEREST FELLOWSHIPS The innovative Public Interest Fellowship Program is designed to launch new graduates into careers as public interest and government lawyers. Fellowships range from months and offer new graduates unique opportunities to pursue careers as prosecutors, public defenders, assistant attorneys general, municipal law attorneys, in-house counsel, and legal aid attorneys across the United States. FUNDAMENTALS OF LEGAL PRACTICE A required course for 1Ls, Fundamentals of Legal Practice is intended to better prepare students for practice, covering topics like the business of law, self-assessment, business development and marketing, professional communications, client service, and project management. GO-TO LAW SCHOOL In its 2015 rankings of Go-To Law Schools, the National Law Journal ranked Illinois 26th in the percentage of recent graduates hired at the nation s largest 250 law firms and 23rd in the number of alumni associates promoted to partnership.

10 ALUMNI NETWORK A lumni include managing partners at leading international law firms; founders of cutting-edge boutiques; CEOs, CFOs, and in-house counsel at Fortune 500 companies; federal and state judges, prosecutors, and public defenders; and lawyers working in other public interest positions. Illinois alumni are not only accomplished, but incredibly loyal, helping to mentor, teach, hire, and support students. In recent years, Illinois Law alumni have provided more than $50 million in financial support for endowed faculty positions, student scholarships, programmatic support, and facility enhancements. Andi Gulley ( 00) Partner, Gibbs & Bruns LLP Houston, TX Michael Strautmanis ( 94) Vice President of Citizenship and Strategic Programs, The Walt Disney Company Los Angeles, CA ANDI GULLEY ( 00) A partner at Gibbs & Bruns LLP in Houston, where she is the firm s pro bono coordinator, Andi Gulley practices high stakes commercial litigation. She began her career at Jenner & Block LLC in Chicago. PRAVIN RAO ( 95) A partner in Perkins Coie s litigation practice in Chicago and the firm-wide chair of the Investigations & White Collar Defense practice, Pravin Rao is a former assistant U.S. attorney and former SEC enforcement branch chief. MICHAEL STRAUTMANIS ( 94) Vice president of citizenship and strategic programs at The Walt Disney Company, Michael Strautmanis served on President Obama s transition team as chief counsel and later as the deputy assistant to the president and counselor for strategic engagement to the senior advisor. CHRISTINE TURNER ( 02) Director of transborder security at the National Security Council, Christine Turner has held senior positions at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and the Departments of Commerce and Agriculture and practiced securities litigation in New York City. Pravin Rao ( 95) Partner, Perkins Coie LLP Chicago, IL Christine Turner ( 02) Director, Transborder Security The National Security Council White House Washington, DC Illinois offers a unique combination of rigorous intellectual challenge in a close-knit community atmosphere. The relationships I formed at Illinois remain an important part of my support network today. Andi Gulley ( 00) Partner, Gibbs & Bruns LLP, Houston 11,607 Total alumni 297 Alumni volunteers 123 Alumni mentors to students

11 COST OF LAW SCHOOL L aw school is a significant investment in a student s professional future. As a public law school on a landgrant university campus, Illinois Law is committed to educational accessibility, transparency, affordability, and strong return on investment. With a frozen tuition rate and unconditional scholarships, incoming students can be confident in knowing the cost of their legal education. SCHOLARSHIPS All admitted students are automatically considered for scholarships, which are awarded to those students who show the greatest promise for success in the study of law and their future professional endeavors. Renewal of College of Law scholarships is not conditional upon maintaining a certain grade point average or class rank. LOAN REPAYMENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Illinois Law is committed to encouraging and assisting its graduates to pursue public interest careers, and the Loan Repayment Assistance Program gives graduates more flexibility in career selection by offering partial loan forgiveness to qualifying applicants. FINANCIAL AID Federal Direct Loans include unsubsidized Stafford and GradPLUS loans and are administered through the University s Office of Student Financial Aid (OSFA). COST OF ATTENDANCE Expenses for Academic Year THE ILLINOIS GUARANTEE Frozen tuition rate for all three years. Unconditional scholarships as long as the recipient remains enrolled. Resident Nonresident Tuition $38,250 $46,000 Fees $3,843 $3,843 Room and Board $13,350 $13,350 Books and Supplies $1,800 $1,800 Other Expenses $2,750 $2,750 Total Cost of Attendance $59,993 $67,743 97% of the JD student body received a scholarship or grant in * *the most recent ABA data

12 EXTRA-CURRICULARS Illinois Law students are talented and ambitious, but they also value teamwork. At Illinois, what students accomplish together is as important and as meaningful as what they accomplish themselves. This spirit serves our graduates well in their future professional positions, where they have a reputation for being effective team players. Complementing the breadth of courses and practical training is an array of opportunities for active engagement outside the classroom. STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS Whether it s public interest or legal relief, Illinois has more than 35 student organizations that offer opportunities for students with a variety of interests to get involved. JOURNALS Membership on a journal or other publication imparts valuable skills and advances one s legal career. Illinois students have a number of options, including serving on one of the College s three student-edited journals. LECTURES AND EVENTS From Justice Sonia Sotomayor, to the King of Internet Law, Professor Lawrence Lessig, to the general counsel of the Golden State Warriors, David Kelly Illinois Law brings in leaders of industry to approximately 100 lectures and events each year. STUDENT TRIPS College-sponsored trips are an important way for students to begin applying what they learn in the classroom and see the law in action. In recent years, students have gone to Malawi to study microfinance; to Texas and Costa Rica to explore environmental law; to Memphis to restore voting rights to those with past criminal convictions; and to New Orleans, LA and McAllen, TX to perform pro bono legal work. STUDY ABROAD Students participating in the study abroad program spend a semester at partner schools outside the United States in order to gain comparative perspectives, pursue particular subject interests, and acquire background and experience for international practice. Credits earned from Illinois Law Study Abroad programs can count towards the JD degree. Current Illinois Law partner countries include Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, China, France, Germany, India, Japan, Korea, The Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Spain, and Sweden. Learn about student life from Tim, Han, and John: law.illinois.edu/student-life

13 LIFE IN CHAMPAIGN-URBANA A micro-urban community known for its big-city amenities yet small-town affordability, accessibility, safety, and friendliness, Champaign-Urbana is dynamic and vibrant, with a lively cultural scene, a variety of restaurants, and numerous recreational opportunities. HOUSING Whether you re looking for a quiet tree-lined neighborhood or the bustle of a larger apartment complex, you ll find an array of options in Champaign-Urbana at affordable costs. The average monthly rent for a two-bedroom apartment is $800. The majority of law students live in off-campus housing; however, there are a limited number of graduate and family housing units available. GETTING AROUND Champaign-Urbana s award-winning mass transit bus system (MTD) covers the majority of the twin cities and is free to students. With a convenient schedule to and from the law school, it s a great option and very popular. Pedestrian-friendly and bike-friendly, Champaign-Urbana has a growing number of bike lanes on shared roads. Each MTD bus is also equipped with an easy-to-use bike rack. Uber and Zipcar are also available. CULTURE AND MUSIC SCENE Champaign-Urbana boasts an assortment of restaurants, shopping, coffee houses, clubs, live music venues, movie theaters, and athletic events. A major center for the arts, the University of Illinois attracts dozens of internationally renowned artists each year to more than 350 performances held at the widely acclaimed Krannert Center for the Performing Arts. Champaign is also the home of the renowned Ebertfest, Roger Ebert s annual film festival, and several large music festivals, including Pygmalion Festival and Folk and Roots Festival. RECREATION The state-of-the-art Activities and Recreation Center is one of the premier campus recreation facilities in the country and is just steps from the law school. Champaign and Urbana boast award-winning park facilities and programs with popular sports leagues. Go camping, mountain biking, canoeing, and tubing at Kickapoo State Park or explore the sandstone gorges and ravines of Turkey Run. The Christie Clinic Illinois Marathon in the spring is another popular event for law students. CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, AND INDY Weekend getaways to Chicago, St. Louis, and Indianapolis are within a three-hour drive of Urbana-Champaign. Chicago is also easily reached by train, bus, and plane. Learn about life in C-U from Jae Hoon: law.illinois.edu/cu-life

14 THE CHICAGO PROGRAM T he Chicago Program offers a semester-long program of Chicago-based courses and events for interested third-year students. Taught by leading practitioners and College faculty, courses are taught in the Illini Center in downtown Chicago, the Dirksen Federal Building, The Chicago Bar Association, and in the offices of several preeminent law firms, including Winston & Strawn, Kirkland & Ellis, and McDermott Will & Emery. Events and lectures are open to all third-year students, offering fantastic opportunities to network with the College s more than 4,000 Chicago-based alumni. Launched in 2012, the Chicago Program is designed to enrich the College s curriculum, expand professional opportunities for students, and involve alumni and other practitioners more closely in the College s educational mission. the program

15 Colin Willmott, 14 Associate Goldberg Segalla Jonathan Schwartz, 05 Partner Goldberg Segalla It was through the Chicago Program that Colin Willmott ( 14) first had the opportunity to join Goldberg Segalla, a mid-sized firm with a diverse range of practice areas. Jonathan Schwartz ( 05) served as the firm s liaison for the law clerk position and worked with Greg Miarecki, Executive Assistant Dean for Career Planning and Professional Development, on finding the right Chicagobased candidate. Willmott stood out, given his law review, moot court, and extern experience. Willmott s time as a law clerk served as an extended interview period, affording the firm the opportunity to really get to know his personality and work product. Following his clerkship, Willmott received an offer to join Goldberg Segalla as an associate. Schwartz said, We are very proud and protective of our firm s culture. We need to ensure that the candidate would be a good fit. Our firm does not have much of a history of hiring new graduates, so for us to do so, the candidate has to be exceptional. We can say with confidence that Colin is exactly that. Willmott s experience is an excellent example of what the Chicago Program is intended to do facilitate connections between alumni and students. Schwartz could not agree more, and emphasizes the importance of networking to Chicago Program students. You re in Chicago, so be sure to take advantage of everything the city has to offer law students. Join organizations, attend receptions hosted by those organizations, meet your future colleagues and clients, and begin making connections with your future employers. BENEFITS Professors are College of Law faculty and leading practitioners predominately from Chicago-area law firms, corporations, government agencies, and public interest organizations. They offer real-world experience and advice to students, helping the transition from law student to lawyer. The innovative curriculum engages students with insight into timely and relevant areas of legal practice as well as practical skills training essential to new practicing lawyers. Students network with professors, panelists, legal professionals, and the College s Chicago-based alumni at program events and lectures. The flexible schedule allows students to work part-time during the week, providing the opportunity for students to start post-graduation jobs early; intern with firms, government agencies, and judges to gain valuable experience; and interview with prospective employers. SELECT COURSE OFFERINGS Advanced Illinois Civil Procedure and Appellate Practice Advanced Trial Advocacy and Professional Responsibility Bankruptcy (streamed content) Compliance, Ethics, and Professional Responsibility Computer Crime and the Legal System Executive Compensation International Bankruptcy International Taxation Private Investment Funds Risk Management and Policy Decision-Making The Business of Law The Chicago Real Estate Practicum Toxic Torts: Theory and Practice the program law.illinois.edu/chicago

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