Emmaus Bible College 2013 PROSPECTUS... preparing men and women for Christian ministry. Z
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About Emmaus Emmaus is an evangelical Bible College accredited through the Sydney College of Divinity and the NSW Vocational Education Training Accreditation Board. Emmaus offers diverse and flexible study programmes. Courses are open to all Christians who seek to develop their Bible and theological knowledge and who wish to develop a solid foundation for their future ministry. Operating since 1959 Our mission is to provide excellence in biblical education We invite all those who have a passion for Biblical study to enrol now and join the many who have been blessed and equipped by studying at Emmaus Bible College. Come, learn with us 3
From the Principal Dear Friends in Christ, I present to you information regarding the courses and facilities at Emmaus for 2013. Emmaus has a rich heritage based on the commitment of a number of people seeking to serve their God through education. When Emmaus Bible College began, the vision was to prepare young people for overseas missionary service or for lay ministry within both Christian Brethren Assemblies and other evangelical Christian traditions. Throughout the years since, different biblical and theological programmes have been offered, however, the original intent remains central. For Christians to: - grow in the knowledge of Christ; - be effective in their witness within their local church; - work together with other members of the body of Christ in reaching non-christians with the gospel, and to - encourage one another to continue in the faith. The staff and students at Emmaus are a delightful group of believers seeking to foster personal growth and ministry. We are connected with others through various partnerships, which make our programmes richer. Our methods of delivery aim to provide for various learners needs and we are continually seeking new means of taking the study of the Word of God further afield. 2013 promises to be an exciting year and I trust this prospectus provides you with information that will motivate you to consider enrolling in one of our courses and therefore to join our community. I invite you to seek further information via the College website or to contact us directly. Dr Leonard J Smith Principal 4
At Emmaus We believe that the Word of God affects people s lives. Therefore, as students study the Bible it is expected they show growth in their spiritual lives. The Sydney College of Divinity will award a qualification for successful participation of the course, however, we delight to see our students mature as Christians and grow in grace. An important part of the mature Christian life is self-discipline and submission to God s Word. The Lord Jesus taught His disciples. He gave them many lessons as they went about their lives. We encourage, where possible, our students to be involved in the ministry at their local church while they study at Emmaus; in this way they will be able to apply some of their new knowledge and skills. Assessment Emmaus strives to ensure that all studies reflect a deep learning that will be able to be recalled, developed and relied upon during a life time of serving God. As such, we believe that assessment should be continual throughout the course. Students are required to complete a number of assessment tasks for each course they undertake. These assessment tasks vary depending on the course undertaken, and may include assignments, testimonies, interviews, examinations, journals or practical ministry involvement. Often a student s assessment incorporates a number of these. The Library The Emmaus library is an excellent resource for supporting studies. Accredited through the Sydney College of Divinity approximately 13,000 items are available for loan or use on site. The facility is bright, modern and airy and most conducive to study. The catalogue is available by remote access as are ATLA and ATLAS databases. Emmaus has an active book and multi-media acquisitions policy and subscribes to a wide range of journals both academic and popular. New students must attend a reader education seminar, in order to learn to use the library effectively. Technology Support Computers are available in the library for student use, both to assist with the preparation of assignments and for research. Printing and photocopying services are available in the library at minimal charges. 5
Courses of Study available for 2013 Vocational We offer the following VOCATIONAL courses:- Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology * Emmaus is a Registered Training Organisation (RTO) registered with the National VET Regulator, Australian Skills Quality Authority (ASQA). For more information on ASQA please visit their website at http://www.asqa.gov.au/ * RTO Name: Emmaus Bible School (Australia) Ltd Trading as: Emmaus Bible College National Code: 91402 Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology (30771QLD) This course is nominally 240 hours of study(approximately 6 months). Depending on previous skills, knowledge, Christian life experiences, current and past roles within a church (or other ministry), this course duration may be reduced by applying for advance standing (otherwise known as Recognition of Prior Learning - RPL). SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Relevance of the Bible today Getting to know Jesus Living life as a Christian Spiritual Growth Communicating God s love through personal testimony Work with young people 6
Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology (30772QLD) This course is nominally 500 hours (approximately 12 months). This course is designed for those who are working in or have a desire to work within a local church or para-church organisation (either employed or as a volunteer). Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for students who have the requisite knowledge and experience required for these qualifications. SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Christian life and practice Old and New Testament studies Worldview and mission Personal ministry Discipleship Christian leadership and leading ministry activities Planning and conducting group activities WH&S and risk management Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology (30773QLD) This is a significant qualification with the prerequisite that a student has completed or can demonstrate equivalence to the Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology. This course is suitable for mature Christians. SUBJECTS WITHIN THIS COURSE Christian beliefs and current practices Interpreting Old and New Testament Scriptures Research project New theological interpretation Christian way of life Communicating theology Development, implementation and promotion of effective communication techniques Provide leadership in community services delivery 7
Church Based Programmes Certificates and the Diploma may be offered within your local church. Church leaders are encouraged to contact Emmaus Bible College about hosting these programmes. Should students wish to complete only part of a course they will be issued with a nationally recognised Statement of Attainment. Credit for these units can be later used toward a qualification. Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) is available for students who have the requisite knowledge and experience required for these qualifications. 8
Higher Education Courses Epping As a Member Institute of The Sydney College of Divinity, Emmaus Bible College currently offers the following courses at the Epping campus. Diploma of Christian Studies Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice Bachelor of Theology Master of Arts Master of Divinity Master of Theology Miranda As a Member Institute of The Sydney College of Divinity, Emmaus Bible College currently offers the following courses at the Miranda campus. Master of Arts Master of Divinity Master of Theology 9
Diploma of Christian Studies The Diploma of Christian Studies is a 72 credit-point course. Each subject is nine credit points. All subjects are compulsory. The Diploma of Christian Studies is a one-year full time programme but may be completed over a period of up to three years part time. The Diploma aims to provide a foundation of knowledge and skills appropriate to Christian ministry. It is designed for Christians desiring a sound foundation for informed participation in the local church or para-church ministries and in the wider Christian community. Sample Program SEMESTER ONE Introduction to the Old Testament Introduction to Pastoral Theology Christian Theology I Introduction to World Mission SEMESTER TWO Introduction to New Testament Preaching I or Evangelism Christian Theology II Early & Medieval Church History It should be noted that Diploma students will be instructed at Degree level. Upon completion of this course, students may elect to Graduate with this qualification or continue on toward either the Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice or the Bachelor of Theology 10
Associate Degree in Christian Thought and Practice The Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice is a 144 creditpoint course. Each subject is nine credit points. All subjects are compulsory. The Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice is a two-year full time programme, which may be completed over a period of six years part time. The Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice course is an undergraduate award, which provides an opportunity to undertake theological study with special focus on Christian Thought (including Biblical Studies, and Theology, in the Christian Tradition) or on Christian Practice (including Missiology, Pastoral Theology and Practice). The special focus is achieved by completing a major in the area of interest. A major is six subjects in the same discipline Sample Program Year One Year Two Semester 1 Semester 2 Introduction to the Old Testament Introduction to Pastoral Theology Christian Theology I Introduction to World Mission Introduction to New Testament Preaching I or Evangelism Christian Theology II The Early Church Greek I or Christian Ethics Romans Christology Contextual Theology for Ministry The Johannine Literature Christian Apologetics Hermeneutics Evangelism or Greek II Upon completion of this course, students may elect to Graduate with this qualification or continue toward the Bachelor of Theology. 11
Bachelor of Theology The Bachelor of Theology is a 216 credit points course. Each subject contributes a minimum of nine credit points. This equates typically to 24 subjects. The Bachelor of Theology is a three year full time or nine year part time programme designed to give students an in depth knowledge of the Bible. By the end of this course students will have systematically and comprehensively studied Bible and theology through a structured and progressive course of study. Full time enrolment is classified as being enrolled in four subjects (36 credit points) per semester, whereas a part time student may elect to enrol in either one or two subjects per semester, as long as their elected study programme enables them to complete their degree in the prescribed period. Sample Program Semester 1 Year One Year Two Year Three Introduction to the Old Testament Introduction to Pastoral Theology Greek I or Christian Ethics Romans Christian Ethics The Pauline Literature Christian Theology I Christology Cross-Cultural Ministry Introduction to World Mission Contextual Theology for Ministry Preaching II Introduction to New Testament The Johannine Literature Evangelism Semester 2 Preaching I or Evangelism Christian Apologetics Prophetic and Wisdom Literature Christian Theology II Hermeneutics Church History Reformation to the Present Early & Medieval Church History Modes: Lecture/Intensive/On Line Evangelism or Greek II Local church life and worship Course Major: Biblical Studies Sub-major 1: Theology Sub major 2: Missiology 12
Masters Courses Masters of Arts Duration 1.5 years F/T The Master of Arts course is designed for those who hold a tertiary qualification in a non-theological discipline, who wish to pursue a graduate qualification in theology, and who are seeking skills in theological studies to enhance their professional work. NB: Incorporated within this qualification are two additional exit points. A Graduate Diploma of Arts may be awarded after the successful completion of four (4) subjects) A Graduate Diploma of Arts may be awarded after the successful completion of eight (8) subjects) Discipline specialisations (6 subjects) within the Master of Arts are available in: Leadership Pastoral Counselling Biblical Studies Theology Church History Master of Divinity Duration 3 years F/T A graduate entry program for students with a previous non-theological degree seeking to undertake their initial theological studies. It is a comprehensive degree leading to Christian Ministry or graduate research study in theology at the highest level. Master of Theology Duration 1.5 years F/T An advanced graduate program in theology and related disciplines for candidates with a prior three-year theological degree who seek to further specialise in theological studies or pursue research in the future. 13
Modes of Learning at Emmaus Bible College Emmaus strives to meet the demands of the learner by offering a variety of modes of learning delivery. In addition to the traditional classroom based learning Emmaus continues to expand the use of technology and the Internet to reach its learners. The following is a brief summary of the modes of learner engagement: Classroom based is the traditional method of face-to-face teaching methodology, the lecturer teaches students in class. Classes are usually three hours in duration with a break. Distant Learning is where the student is self-direct in their own learning through material provided by the College. This mode has tended to be through the use of Readers and associated reading material; Emmaus does not offer this mode of Distant Learning. Alternatively, Emmaus records classes which are then uploaded onto the website. Students can view the lessons at their leisure throughout the week and respond to classroom-based questions with the lecturer through email. Online learning is where the learner engages with the lecturer through the use of the Internet. The student needs to have access to a computer with Internet access. Online learning has two modes: Online Lessons are hosted through the Moodle platform, which is a Learning Management System. Classes are set each week with lesson content, which may include readings, power-point presentations, short video clips etc. Students, at their own pace, work through each lesson, and complete the required tutorials. Tutorials are a system of communication between the lecturer, the student and other students. Virtual Classroom is where the student or lecturer is external to the classroom. The subject may be taught as classroom-based with some students or all external to the classroom environment. Students log onto the College s webpage at a preset time and engage with the class in real time. Students and the lecturer are able to see and hear each other. The virtual classroom is recorded so students are able to review the class at a later point in time if required. The recordings of these classes can be used for online learning. 14
Undergraduate Course Entry Requirements The following is an extract from the Sydney College of Divinity handbook Course being entered Diploma of Christian Studies Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice Bachelor of Theology Entry Requirements Satisfactory completion of Year 12 in the Australian school system with an Australian Tertiary Admissions Rank (ATAR) of 72.50 or above, or its equivalent (e.g., OP = or 13), with English Proficiency 1 ; or Mature Age 2 admission for those who have reached the age of 21, with English Proficiency 1, or Special Entry 2 admission, with English Proficiency, or Satisfactory completion of a Diploma of Christian Ministry and Theology 1 In addition, Overseas students 3 must be at least 18 years of age, must have an IELTS (or equivalent) of 6.5 or greater and with no score less than 6.0 in each band of the test and may only enroll in full time courses and cannot complete such courses by more than 25% distance or online learning. 15
Postgraduate Course Entry Requirements The following is an extract from the Sydney College of Divinity handbook Course Being Entered Graduate Certificate in Arts Graduate Diploma of Arts Master of Arts Master of Divinity Entry Requirements Satisfactory completion of a three-year bachelor award or equivalent in any discipline, with English Proficiency; or Satisfactory completion of a Vocational Graduate Certificate (provisional admission) or Vocational Graduate Diploma, with English Proficiency; or Professional entry admission with English proficiency. In addition, Overseas students must be at least 18 years of age, must have an IELTS (or equivalent) of 7.0 or greater in all bands of the test and may only enrol in full time courses and cannot complete such courses by more than 25% distance or online learning. 16
Higher Education Course Entry Requirements Special Provisions English Proficiency This policy applies to all students, except those entering Australia to study on a student visa. These students are Overseas Students and requirements are listed under separate heading. If students have undertaken their previous studies in an overseas country, they may have to provide proof of proficiency in English to gain entry into a Sydney College of Divinity award. Students must provide proof of proficiency in English if they have undertaken all their qualifications in a language other than English. Students do not have to provide proof of proficiency in English if they have completed their qualifying degree in English, or have completed senior secondary study or at least one year of full-time university study in English. Those students who have not completed previous studies in English may demonstrate proficiency in English by completing an IELTS test (or equivalent). The test results required for admission are as follows: Award Diploma of Christian Studies Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice Bachelor of Theology BTh Honours and all Postgraduate IELTS Result 6.5 or greater overall, with no score less than 6.0 in each band of the test. Provisional admission may be granted for an overall score of 6.0 with no score less than 6.0 in each band. All course units must be passed in the first two semesters of enrolment for the provisional status to be removed. If this requirement is not met the admission is cancelled. 7.0 or greater in all bands of the test. Special Entry A student may be admitted to a course on the basis of Special Entry. Such students might be: a) persons who have not yet reached mature age and who did not do the HSC or failed to meet the ATAR level. For example, a person under 21 years of age who did not do the HSC but has completed a trade certificate or equivalent; b) persons who have been educationally disadvantaged due to: 17
i) socio-economic reasons such as low-family income or poor living conditions; ii) language difficulties; iii) learning difficulties; iv) disrupted schooling; v) physical disability; vi) serious family illness; vii) excessive family responsibility; viii) geographical isolation of home and/or school and lack of support, time or facilities for study at home or school. c) persons of Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander descent who have not followed the normal HSC entry path; persons who were home schooled and show evidence of being able to manage tertiary study; d) students awaiting an IELTS result; e) persons who have completed a prescribed programme of nonaward study (4 units) and passed all units. All Special Entry admissions are provisional. Overseas Students These are students who are entering Australia to study on a student visa (This does not include students who are residing outside of Australia during their course of study) a) The SCD welcomes overseas students but admission to the SCD is governed by the requirements of the Australian Government, the SCD requirements (as set out above) and a Member Institution s own regulations. b) Once the overseas student makes application, the student s academic qualifications are matched against the entry criteria to confirm their potential admission. This is done by the Academic Committee within the Member Institution and then approved by the Student Administration Committee of the SCD. Student s previous academic qualifications are evaluated with the help of AEI Country Education Profiles (CEP) online data. The students English language proficiency is determined by an IELTS test (or equivalent). c) Overseas students may only enroll in full time courses and cannot complete such courses by more that 25% distance or online learning. All courses available to overseas students have units available by distance and / or on-line learning. d) All relevant documents must be submitted with the application, as 18
e) applications which are inadequately documented cannot be considered. f) Courses in the SCD are conducted in English (except the BTh (Korean Medium)) so: i) students are expected to be proficient in English; ii) assessment tasks shall be set and examined in that language unless special permission to do otherwise is granted by the Academic Board; iii) students who gained their qualifications for admission to any of the SCD s awards up to the level of Master (coursework) in a language other than English, must accompany their application for admission with an IELTS (or equivalent) result normally of 6.0 or better for Diploma, 6.5 or better for Bachelor and 7.0 or better for coursework postgraduate courses - see the table presented in the English Proficiency 1 section for a more detailed explanation of the IELTS requirements including provisional admission; iv) students who gained their qualifications for admission to any of the SCD s postgraduate awards from the level of research Master in a language other than English, must accompany their application for admission with an IELTS (or equivalent) result of normally not less than 7.0 in all bands of the test; v) applicants already in Australia who are required to take an English test shall be advised accordingly; g) All Member Institutions are required to observe the English language requirements as spelt out in sub-rule (e) (iii) and (iv). h) The information contained in this policy is communicated to the overseas student at the point of initial contact. Hard copy is included in the application package sent to the prospective student prior to them making application. 19
Fees For 2013 the fee structure is as follows Vocational Courses Certificate III in Christian Ministry and Theology $1800.00 Certificate IV in Christian Ministry and Theology $3700.00 Diploma in Christian Ministry and Theology $5200.00 Bachelor of Theology Subjects Subjects taken for credit (includes SCD fees) Audit subjects (attendance only, includes notes) $1440.00 per subject $175.00 per subject Masters Courses Subjects taken for credit (includes SCD fees) Audit subjects (attendance only, includes notes) $1650.00 per subject $175.00 per subject NOTE: As the courses are religious in nature, there is no GST Are there any other costs? Other expenses for consideration are the purchase of books, computer, software and stationery. The Emmaus library is an excellent resource and able to support completely all courses offered by the College, however, students should purchase a set of good basic reference books for themselves. Student s Amenities Fee The Australian Government passed legislation allowing Higher Education Institutions to charge a compulsory Student Amenities Fee from 2012 onwards to support a range of student services such as sporting and recreational activities, employment and career advice, child care, financial advice and food services. Eligible students will be able to defer payment of the fee through the SA-HELP system which operates similarly to FEE-HELP. College will be introducing the fee to all campuses from 1January 2013. Full time students will be charged $272 p.a. and part time students will be charged $88 p.a. 20
Fee Help Fee Help is an Australian Commonwealth Government Loan Scheme that assists students who are Australian citizens to pay their tuition fees and is available to students who are studying for credit at Higher Education Diploma level or above. Full details are available on the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations website www.deewr.gov.au Fee Assistance Under certain circumstances students who are Australian citizens can apply for assistance with their fees. Emmaus Bible College cannot provide guarantees that this help is available, and it is each student s responsibility to obtain their own independent advice. Youth Allowance Students who are under 25 and studying full time at Certificate level may be eligible for a youth allowance payment subject to certain means tests. More information can be found at www.centrelink.gov.au Austudy To be considered for Austudy you must be aged 25 or over and: studying an approved full-time course at an approved institution, or undertaking a full-time Australian Apprenticeship. Full-time secondary education, graduate, undergraduate courses, and some Masters, diplomas, and TAFE courses are approved for Austudy. Unlike Youth Allowance, there is no independence test for Austudy. If you qualify for Austudy you are considered independent. This means the parental means test does not apply. Your previous studies may affect your eligibility for Austudy Further information can be accessed via www.centrelink.gov.au 21
2013 Undergraduate Subject offerings Semester One Commencing: Week Commencing February 25th, 2013 Concluding: Week commencing June 17th, 2013 Mid Semester Break: April 15th May 3rd, 2013 The following subjects are available for: Diploma of Christian Studies Associate Degree in Christian Thought and Practice Bachelor of Theology Subject Subject Name Delivery Mode Code AL121 Greek 1 Classroom BB111 Introduction to Old Testament Classroom/online BB372 Romans Virtual Classroom/online CN248 Relationship, Grief & Trauma Classroom Counselling CN250 Psychology of Leadership Classroom ET141 Christian Ethics Online MS100 Introduction to World Mission Online HS119 Early and Medieval Church History Classroom/online PT101 Introduction to Pastoral Theology Classroom/online PT282 Supervised Ministry Extensive TH105 Christian Theology 1 Classroom/online TH320 Ministry in the Church Classroom/online Semester Two Commencing: Week Commencing July 29th, 2013 Concluding: Week commencing November 11th, 2013 Mid Semester Break: September 20th October 4th, 2013 The following subjects are available for: Diploma of Christian Studies Associate Degree in Christian Thought and Practice Bachelor of Theology Subject Subject Name Delivery Mode Code AL211 Hebrew 2 Classroom BB150 Introduction to New Testament Classroom/online BB203 Hermeneutics Classroom/online BB326 The Psalms Classroom/online TH106 Christian Theology 2 Classroom/online TH334 The Triune God Classroom/online 22
2013 Postgraduate Subject offerings Semester One Commencing: Week Commencing February 25th, 2013 Concluding: Week commencing June 17th, 2013 Mid Semester Break: April 15th May 3rd, 2013 The following subjects are available for: Graduate Certificate of Arts Graduate Diploma of Arts Master of Arts Master of Divinity Master of Theology Subject Subject Name Delivery Mode Code AL421 Greek 1 Classroom BB411 Introduction to Old Testament Classroom/online BB572 Romans Virtual Classroom/online CN448 Relationship, Grief & Trauma Classroom Counselling CN450 Psychology of Leadership Classroom ET441 Christian Ethics Online HS419 Early and Medieval Church History Classroom/online MS400 Introduction to World Mission Online PT401 Introduction to Pastoral Theology Classroom/online PT482 Supervised Ministry Extensive TH405 Christian Theology 1 Classroom/online TH520 Ministry in the Church Classroom/online TH717 Ecclesiology (MTh and MDiv only) Classroom/online XX500 Research Methods Classroom/online Study Tour BB394 Issues in Biblical Studies Israel and Jordan April 12 28 2013 Please contact Registrar for details. Intensive Courses Throughout the year students are able to undertake additional studies through intensives. These subjects, with full credit point status, are taught in a compressed format. Dates for these intensives will be publicized in early 2013. 23
Important Dates: Applications for Semester One Courses Close Friday 1 February, 2013 First lectures of Semester 1 Week commencing 25th Feb, 2013 Applications for Semester Two Courses Close Friday 12th July, 2013 First lectures of Semester 2 Week Commencing 29th July, 2013 Last day of 2013 academic year Friday 15th November, 2013 To access an application form Visit our website: www.emmaus.edu.au or Email: info@emmaus.edu.au or Telephone: (02) 9876 4370 24
Emmaus Bible College Epping & Miranda Campuses 2013 Academic Calendar February 18-22 M-F Summer intensive February 25 M Beginning of Semester 1 April 12 M Beginning of mid-semester break April 12-28 F-Su Israel and Bible Lands Study Tour (17 days) April 29 May 3 M-F Autumn Intensive May 3 F End of mid-semester break May 6 M Recommencement of Semester 1 June 17-21 M-F End of Semester 1 - Exam Week June 24 M Beginning of mid year break July 22-26 M-F Winter Intensive July 26 F End of mid-year break July 29 M Beginning of Semester 2 September 20 M Beginning of mid-semester break September 23-27 M-F Spring Intensive October 4 F End of mid-semester break October 8 T Recommencement of Semester 2 November 11-15 M-F End of Semester 2 - Exam Week 25
Higher Education Tuition & Academic Fees Fees effective from 1 January 2013 Fee Structure (Accredited Programs) Diploma of Christian Studies (per 9cp unit) $1,440 Associate Degree of Christian Thought and Practice (per 9cp unit) $1,440 Bachelor of Theology (per 9cp unit) $1,440 Graduate Certificate in Arts (per 9cp unit) $1,650 Graduate Diploma of Arts (per 9cp unit) $1,650 Master of Arts / Master of Divinity / Master of Theology (per 9cp unit) $1,650 Undergraduate Tuition Audit $175 Postgraduate Tuition Audit $175 Refund Policy Full refund to Census Date less applicable withdrawal fee. See SCD Refund Policy http://www.scd.edu.au/webpages/student_information/student_information.htm Withdrawal Fee Up to commencement of subject: $100 Up to Census Date: $250 Other Fees (applicable to full-time and part-time students) Overseas Student Administration fee (non-refundable payable on application) $300 Enrollment Variation Fee (per occasion) $50 Late Enrolment Fee $50 Library fine (per day per item overdue) $1 Lost library item charge Lost or damaged item or equipment charge Replacement cost (min. $50) Replacement cost Student ID card replacement $30 Replacement transcript fee $25 Courses will not be recorded on the student s academic record nor an award conferred until the student's account is paid in full. All fees are subject to periodic review. All prices are in Australian dollars. 26
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