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A13.1 Extension Services

A13.1.1 General 1 A13.1.2 Types and Descriptions 2.1 A13.1.3 Rates and Charges 4 A13.1.4 Reserved for Future Use 6 A13.1.5 Signaling Arrangements 9

A13.2 Reserved for Future Use A13.3 (DELETED

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A13.4 Special Billing Services

A13.4.1 Reserved for Future Use 12 A13.4.2 Reserved for Future Use 12 A13.4.3 Reserved for Future Use 12 A13.4.4 Customized Large User Bill (CLUB) 12 A13.4.5 Magnetic Tape Bill Format For Large Users 12.2 A13.4.6 Reserved for Future Use 12.3 A13.4.7 Diskette Analyzer Bill (DAB) Service 12.3

A13.5 (DELETED) A13.6 (DELETED) A13.7 (DELETED) A13.8 Reserved for Future Use

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A13.9 Custom Calling Services

A13.9.1 Description of Service 16 A13.9.2 Terms, Conditions and Limitations 16.0.1 A13.9.3 Rates 17 A13.9.4 Per Call Three-Way Calling Service 17.0.2 A13.9.5 (DELETED) 17.1

A13.10 Reserved for Future Use A13.11 Remote Call Forwarding

A13.11.1 Description of the Service 21 A13.11.2 Limitations 21 A13.11.3 Listings 22 A13.11.4 Minimum Contract Period 22 A13.11.5 Charges 22 A13.11.6 Message Charges 22 A13.11.7 Service Charges 22.1

A13.12 Selective Class of Call Screening

A13.12.1 Application 23 A13.12.2 Rates and Charges 23

A13.13 Dormitory Communications Service

A13.13.1 General 23 A13.13.2 Terms and Conditions 24 A13.13.3 Rates and Charges 25

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A13.14 Long Distance Trunk Service (Toll Terminals)

A13.14.1 General 25 A13.14.2 Rates 26

A13.15 (DELETED) A13.16 (DELETED) A13.17 Feature Packages (Obsoleted, See Section A113) A13.18 (DELETED) A13.19 TouchStar Service

A13.19.1 Application 39.0.1 A13.19.2 Definitions of Feature Offerings 39.0.1 A13.19.3 Terms, Conditions and Limitations of Service 39.0.3.1 A13.19.4 Rates and Charges 39.0.3.2

A13.20 Customized Code Restrictions (CCR)

A13.20.1 General 39.1 A13.20.2 Customized Code Restrictions Options 41 A13.20.3 Rates and Charges 42.1

A13.21 Reserved for Future Use A13.22 Reserved for Future Use

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A13.23 Reserved for Future Use A13.24 Network Facilities for Use with Automatic Dialing

and Announcing Devices

A13.24.1 General 43.3

A13.25 Reserved for Future Use A13.26 Reserved for Future Use A13.27 Reserved for Future Use A13.28 Reserved for Future Use A13.29 Reserved for Future Use A13.30 Reserved for Future Use A13.31 Reserved for Future Use A13.32 Reserved for Future Use A13.33 (DELETED) A13.34 RingMaster Service

A13.34.1 General 45.3 A13.34.2 Terms and Conditions 45.3 A13.34.3 Rates 46

A13.35 (DELETED) A13.36 Reserved for Future Use A13.37 Reserved for Future Use A13.38 Reserved for Future Use A13.39 Reserved for Future Use A13.40 Reserved for Future Use A13.41 Reserved for Future Use A13.42 Reserved for Future Use

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A13.43 Reserved for Future Use A13.44 (DELETED) A13.45 Reserved for Future Use A13.46 Simplified Message Desk Interface (SMDI)

A13.46.1 General 51 A13.46.2 Terms and Conditions 51 A13.46.3 Rates and Charges 51.1

A13.47 Message Waiting Indication (MWI)

A13.47.1 General 52 A13.47.2 Terms, Conditions and Limitations 52 A13.47.3 Rates and Charges 52

A13.48 Reserved for Future Use A13.49 Surrogate Client Number

A13.49.1 General 52 A13.49.2 Rates and Charges 52

A13.50 Telecommunications Service Priority (TSP) System

A13.50.1 Service Description 52 A13.50.2 Service Limitations 52 A13.50.3 Terms and Conditions 53 A13.50.4 Definitions 53 A13.50.5 TSP Rate Categories 54 A13.50.6 Rates and Charges 54

A13.51 (DELETED) A13.52 Reserved for Future Use A13.53 Multiline Hunt Queuing

A13.53.1 Definitions 56 A13.53.2 Rates and Charges 56

A13.54 Reserved for Future Use A13.55 Reserved for Future Use

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A13.56 Hot Line Service

A13.56.1 General 57 A13.56.2 Rates and Charges 57

A13.57 Warm Line Service (Obsoleted, See Section A113) A13.58 (DELETED) A13.59 Reserved for Future Use A13.60 (DELETED) A13.61 (DELETED) A13.62 (DELETED) A13.63 Reserved for Future Use A13.64 Reserved for Future Use A13.65 Reserved for Future Use A13.66 Reserved for Future Use A13.67 Reserved for Future Use A13.68 Reserved for Future Use A13.69 (DELETED) A13.70 (DELETED)

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A13.71 Reserved for Future Use A13.72 Inter-Switch Simplified Message Desk Interface

A13.72.1 General 66 A13.72.2 Terms and Conditions 66 A13.72.3 Rates and Charges 67

A13.73 Reserved for Future Use A13.74 Reserved for Future Use A13.75 Reserved for Future Use A13.76 Reserved for Future Use

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A13.76 (DELETED) A13.77 Voice Mail Calling Features Package a.k.a. Voice Mail Companion

Services Package

A13.77.1 Description of Service 69 A13.77.2 Terms, Conditions and Limitations of Service 69 A13.77.3 Rates and Charges 69

A13.78 (DELETED) A13.79 211 Dialing Service

A13.79.1 General 70 A13.79.2 Service Requirements and Conditions 72 A13.79.3 Obligations of the Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) 73 A13.79.4 Rates and Charges 74

A13.80 711 Dialing Code for Telecommunication Relay Service (TRS)

A13.80.1 General 74 A13.80.2 Service Requirements and Conditions 75 A13.80.3 (DELETED) 76

A13.81 511 Dialing Service

A13.81.1 General 76 A13.81.2 Service Requirements and Conditions 77 A13.81.3 Obligations of the Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) 79 A13.81.4 Rates and Charges 79

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A13.82 311 for Non-Emergency Municipal Use

A13.82.1 General 80 A13.82.2 Service Requirements and Conditions 81 A13.82.3 Obligations of the Competitive Local Exchange Carrier (CLEC) 82 A13.82.4 Rates and Charges 82

A13.83 811 Call Before You Dig Service

A13.83.1 General 82.1 A13.83.2 Rates and Charges 82.1

A13.84 Reserved for Future Use A13.85 Reserved for Future Use A13.86 Reserved for Future Use A13.87 Reserved for Future Use A13.88 Reserved for Future Use A13.89 Reserved for Future Use A13.90 (DELETED)

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A13.1 Extension Services

A13.1.1 General

A. The basic rates for extension service, are for such stations which are located on the same premises and within the same

building as the main st ation. Where extension s tations are provided at other locations, exten sion channel charges are app licable as set forth following, in addition to the basic rates. Extension Service provides for speech communications within the specifications and limits as stated in A13.1.2 following.

Extension service must be l o cate d on th e same pre mises o f th e subscr ib er o n whi ch the main stati on is lo cated an d is rest rict ed to the use of the subscriber, his representatives and associates, or the members of the subscriber's immediate family or domestic establishment ; except that in the case of individual line subscriber's service, extension service may be located on other premises under the following conditions, provided facilities are available and technical equipment limitations in each specific case permit, an d provided that residen ce ext ension service is not located on business premises:

1. Where two or more "premises" of the same subscriber are used in the conduct of one establishment or business; or

2. Where the extension service is located on th e premises of a Joint User, or

3. Where the extension service is located on other t han the subscrib er's premises for t he purpose of answer ing calls at su ch time as the subscrib er is not available at the main station , provided that separate exchange ser vice is also provided on these other premises.

B. Where supporting structure or underground conduit is necessary for the purpose of furnishing extension lines and tie lines on

the subscriber's premises, such supporting structure or underground conduit is furnished by the subscriber as provided by "Construction on Private Property" in Section A5.

C. When it is known or realized that the life of all or a part of the outside circuit extensions will be shorter than the normal life of

the plant or the cost of providing the plant is such as to render inadequate the mileage charges quoted herein, the plant required to furnish such service will be provided on the basis of one of the following plans at the option of the subscriber.

1. An installation charge an d a reas onab le and proper mon th ly carr ying charge i n l ieu of the ch arge q uoted h erei n (A13. 1.3 ) . Under this plan, where a portion of the facilities must be replaced at a later date due to having served its useful life, installation charges apply to the replacing facilities as if such facilities were installed new and appropriate adjustments are made in the monthly carrying charges.

2. A reasonable and proper monthly carrying charge in lieu of the charges quoted herein with an initial service period of ten (10) years.

D. Regular guidebook charges apply for Continuous Property Channels as outlined in A13.1 following, except when the practical

manner of providing such channels involves the placement of new, dedicated, end to end facilities, which are not routed via the central office.

Note 1: Not applicable to service arrangements for secretarial lines as provided in Section A8.

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A13.1.1 General (Cont'd)

D. (Cont'd)

The Company may provide n ew intrasystem wiring or cable at the cu stomer's request on a direct basis ( not routed via the central office) when such new facilities traverse public thoroughfares under conditions contained in this A13.1.1.L. following. These facilities will be made available only at the economic option of the Company. A nonrecurring charge, based on the full nonrecoverable cost of providing such new facilities will be applicable when construction is complete. As channels within the new facilities are activated for use, standard guidebook recurring and nonrecurring charges for the first one-tenth mile increment will be applicable for every channel service utilized by the customer.

Existing Company provided intrasystem wiring, inside a building or between buildings located on the same contiguous property, will continue to be available as required after June 30, 1984. The Company will continue to offer additional services on these facilities as long as such wiring or cable facilities are available, at standard guidebook rates and charges. Where existing facilities have been placed prior to July 1, 1984, under guidebook provisions which fully recovered the costs of such facilities as a nonrecurring charge, standard guidebook recurring and nonrecurring charge for the first one-tenth mile increment will continue to be applicable for every channel service utilized by the customer.

E. See Section A112. for the application of extension line charges associated with ESSX service and Digital ESSX service

stations.

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A13.1.1 General (Cont'd)

F. Direct Served Channels not routed via the central office (non-continuous property) are limited to one mile in length and are

available only at the economic option of the Company.

G. Mileage Measurements

1. Intraexchange mileages for Series 2110 channels are determined as follows:

a. Where channels are locat ed on same cont inuou s property th e rates ar e based o n th e shortest airlin e distance bet ween

the buildings where the channels are terminated.

b. Where channels are located on different premises and a portion of the channel includes facilities which are routed

through more than one Compan y central office, the interoffice chan nel mileage charge applies to the d irect airline distance measured bet ween the serving central offices on ly, except between central offices which serve common areas. See Section A9. for rates.

c. When a channel is furnished over facilities which the Company elects to provide on a direct basis and is not routed

through a central office, one two-point channel charge will apply. This arrangement is limited to channels not more than one airline mile in length.

H. Continuous property channels are applicable between different buildings on same continuous property and between different

premises within the same building. Such channels will also be applicable to multi-building complexes such as federal, county or municipal centers, airports,

shopping centers, colleges and universities, hospitals, resort developments, industrial and business complexes, whether or not intersected by a public thoroughfare provided the following conditions are met:

1. The adjacent property segments created b y the intersect ion of a public thoroughfare would be continuous in the absence of the thoroughfare.

2. The channels must be provided on a direct basis (not routed via the Central Office) and are available only at the economic option of the Company.

3. The cost of any supporting structure required for such channels will be borne by the customer unless the facilities carried by the supporting structure are predominately used to provide exchange telephone service to members of the general telephone user body.

I. Dedicated circuits between the customer's interLATA Electronic Tandem Switching (ETS), Digital Electronic Tandem

Switching (DETS) or Tandem Switching Features (TSF) functions and the customer's other location(s) within the same LATA will be provided from the Private Line Guidebook. Where this service is provid ed by the Company as a feature of ESSX service, Digital ESSX service, MultiServ service, MulitServ PLUS service, or BellSouth Centrex service the transport of traffic between the ETS function and the basic ESSX service, Digital ESSX service, MultiServ service, MultiServ PLUS service, or BellSouth Centrex service function may be performed by the Company's network switching facilities. SFG charges for this service will apply and are found in A112.26.7, A112.28.7 and A12.20.

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A13.1 Extension Services (Cont'd)

A13.1.2 Types and Descriptions

A. These channels are furnished for operation on a two-point basis for service seven (7) days per week, 24 hours per day, for a

minimum period of one (1) month. These channels may also be furnished on a link (partial channel) basis when connected to FlexServ service and /or MegaLink ch annel service and Light Gate service. The transmissio n character istics and vario us types of services furnished within this category of service are as follows:

1. Basic Parameters and Specifications for Extension Service used with terminal equipment are described for the end-to-end operations as follows:

a. Net Loss

Local Channels used with terminal equipment: Limit as specified in the following Local Channel descriptions. Losses or gains present in station equipment have not been included.

b. DC Resistance

Local Channels used with terminal equipment: Limit as specified in the following Local Channel descriptions. Does not imply or guarantee end-to-end DC continuity.

c. Frequency Response (Referenced to the 1000 Hz Loss)

300 - 3000Hz -3db to + 12 db 500 - 2500 Hz -2db to + 8 db

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A13.1.2 Types and Descriptions (Cont'd)

A. (Cont'd)

2. Local Channels for use with terminal equipment as described following (Type 2110). Channels which provide auxiliary features, Tie Line Service, and PBX Extension Station service are now located in Section B3. of the Private Line Guidebook. (Type 1105, 2112, 2114, 2115)

a. (DELETED) b. Type 2110

A two-wire interface with e ffecti ve t wo-wir e facilities furnished for voice transmission for off-premises residence or business extension use.

3. If the extension station is served from a serving wire center different from the main station, interoffice mileage charges from Section A9. will apply.

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A13.1 Extension Services (Cont'd)

A13.1.3 Rates and Charges

A. For use with terminal equipment

1. For Local Channels, per channel

Channels which pro vide this service are n ow located in Secti on B3 of the Pr ivate Line Guidebook. (Type 1105, 2112, 2114, 2115)

(a) Type 2110

Nonrecurring Monthly

Charge Rate USOC

$50.00

$20.00

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A13.1.3 Rates and Charges (Cont'd)

A. For use with terminal equipment (Cont'd)

2. For a channel not routed via the central office (limited to channels not more than one air mile in length), per two point channel

Channels which are not routed via the central office are no w located in Section B3. of the Private Line Guidebook. (Types 1105, 2112 and 2114)

3. For a channel between different buildings on same continuous property and for different premises within the same building

(a) Type 2110

1,2

a. Per 1/10 mile

(1) First 1/10 mile

(a) Obsoleted (See Section A113.) (b) Type 2110 (c) Obsoleted (See Section A113.) (d) Obsoleted (See Section A113.)

(2) Each additional 1/10 mile

(a) Obsoleted (See Section A113.) (b) Type 2110 (c) Obsoleted (See Section A113.) (d) Obsoleted (See Section A113.)

4. For a Local Chann el terminated outside the Base R ate Area (BRA) in addition to 1. preceding3

a. P er Lo cal Channel

(1) First zone

(a) Type 2110

(2) Each additional zone

(a) Type 2110

Note 1: When a channel between different buildings on the same continuous property requires a

connection to the serving wire center, then a charge for each Local Channel required will apply. The nonrecurring charge is per channel.

Note 2: Charges are applicable only for those facilities in place as of June 30, 1984. Note 3: When a serving central office i s located outside the Base Rate Area (BRA), n o zone charges

will apply to a customer located in the same zone as the serving central office or in a zone which is adjacent to th e s er vi ng central office's zone.

Nonrecurring Monthly

Charge Rate USOC

$33.50

54.00

$12.50

1.65

6.00

$12.00

J5OS+

1LL+E

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A13.1.3 Rates and Charges (Cont'd)

B. For Interoffice Channels see Section A9.

C. Service Charges

1. The Service Charges specified in Section A4. apply in addition to the installation charge for the channel.

2. For off-premises channels provided subsequent to the main service, the Secondary Service Charge in section A4. is applicable in addition to the installation charge for the channel.

3. The Secondary Service Charge in Section A4. is applicable to Inside Moves, in addition to the following charge for moving the channel.

Nonrecurring

Charge

(a) Inside Moves

Changing from one type of service to another type of service is considered as a disconnect and a new connect.

4. A Premises Visit Charge is applicable for the termination of off-premises channels. Only one premises Visit Charge applies for all work performed at the same premises at the same time. If the customer specifi cally requ ests add itional employees, the prem ises visit charge will apply per additional Company employee specifically requested.

(a) Premises Visit Charge

12.00

A13.1.4 (DELETED)

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A13.1 Extension Services (Cont'd)

A13.1.5 Signaling Arrangements

A. Signaling is generally required for all Off-premises Station Channels and Tie Lines associated with PBX (or similar) systems.

1. These arrangements are now located in Sect ion B3. of the Private Line Guidebook. (Type A, B, C)

2. Obsoleted (See Section A113.)

3. These arran gements are now located in Section B3. of th e Private Line Guidebook. (E & M, Ringdown Manual and Ringdown Automatic)

4. Obsoleted (See Section A113.)

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A13.4.1 Reserved for Future Use A13.4.2 Reserved for Future Use A13.4.3 Reserved for Future Use A13.4.4 Customized Large User B ill (CLUB)

A. Gener al

1. The Customized Large User Bill (CLUB) is an 8 1/2" x 11" paper bill with additional optional features and is designed to accommodate the special needs of business customers who have very large and complex bills.

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A13.4.4 Customized Large User B ill (CLUB) (Cont'd)

A. General (Cont'd)

2. A revenue accounting office is the office where billing media are prepared and processed.

B. Application of charges

1. The basic 8 1/2" x 11" paper bill with sorting, sequencing, and page break options will be offered to large business customers at no add itional charge. USOC (Uni versal Service Order Co de) summary is also availa ble which provid es a list of USOC's and their definitions and quantities, the taxability codes, and associated revenue.

2. The basic 8 1/2" x 11" paper bill and its associated features are offered per revenue accounting office.

3. Other billing features will be offered at an additional charge as described in A13.4.4.C.

4. Secondary Service Charges in Section A4. will apply for customer conversion to any of the billable options associated with the Customized Large User Bill. Service Charges will not apply when converting a customer to the Customized Large User Bill or if the customer requests more than one copy of the bill.

C. Rates and charges

1. Optional billing services are offered on a monthly basis per revenue accounting office.

(a) Tax summary to provide the type of tax, the tax rate,

and the tax amount

(b) Itemized call summary to provide the type of call, total

minutes of each call, and t he associated costs

Monthly

Rate USOC

$9.50

5.25

LUS5X

LUS6X

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A13.4.4 Customized Large User B ill (CLUB) (Cont'd)

C. Rates and charges (Cont'd)

2. Optional billing services are offered on a nonrecurring basis, per revenue accounting office.

(a) Tax summary to provide the type of tax, the tax rate,

$455.00

and the tax amount

(b) Itemized call summary to provide the type of call, total

250.00

minutes of each call, and t he associated costs

A13.4.5 Magnetic Tape Bill Format for Large Users

A. Gener al

1. The magnetic tape bill format is designed to accommod ate the speci al needs o f business custo mers who have very large and complex bills.

B. Application of charges

1. A customer may request one magnetic tape bill format per revenue accounting office, per month, as the single billing medium at no additional charge. A revenue accounting office is the office where billing media are prepared and processed.

2. A customer requesting both magnetic tape bill format and a paper bill or more than one magnetic tape bill format per revenue accounting office is charged the rate for the magnetic tape bill format listed in A13.4.5.D following.

3. Service charges will not apply when converting a customer to the magnetic tape bill format or if the customer requests more than one copy of the magnetic tape bill format.

C. (DELETED) D. Rates and charges

1. Rate for magnetic tape bill format when both the paper bill and magnetic tape bill format are requested per revenue

accounting office or more than one copy of the magnetic tape bill format per revenue accounting office is r equested.

Monthly

Rate USOC

(a) Per magnetic tape bill format, per revenue accounting office

$77.00

USOC

LUS51

LUS61

MBT

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A13.4 Special Billing Services (Cont'd)

A13.4.6 Reserved for Future Use

A13.4.7 Diskette Analyzer Bill (DAB

A. Gener al

1. Diskette Analyzer Bill (DAB*) service is a service, which provides the customer with a monthly telephone bill and analysis capability.

2. (DELETED)

B. Rates and Charges

1. Basic Service

(a) Per customer bill

) Service

Nonrecurring Monthly

Charge Rate USOC

$140.00

$35.00

FDA

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A13.7 (DELETED) (Cont'd) A13.8 Reserved for Future Use A13.9 Custom Calling Services

Custom Calling services are auxiliary features provided in addition to basic telephone service.

A13.9.1 Description of Service

A. Call Forwarding Variable

Provides for transferring incoming calls to another telephone number by dialing a code and the telephone number of the service to which calls are to be transferred.

B. Three-Way Calling

Permits an existing call to be held, and by dialing, a second telephone call can be established and added to the connection. Normal transmission performance quality cannot be guaranteed on all calls.

C. Call Waiting

By means of a tone signal a customer who is using his telephone is alerted when another caller is trying to reach that station. Permits putting first call on hold so that second call can be answered.

Before a Call Waiting subscriber initiates a call, the subscriber may activate the cancel feature and Call Waiting is then made inoperative on the first call initiated by the subscriber immediately following activation of the cancel feature. The cancel feature may also be activated after a call is established if the customer subscribes to a service that allows flash-hook privileges such as Three-Way Calling. Call Waiting is restored automatically on termination of such a call. During the time the cancel feature is activated, i ncoming callers receive a bu s y tone.

D. Speed Calling

Provides for the calling of a 7- or 10-digit telephone number by dialing an abbreviated code. The two arrangements available are an eight-number capacity (8-code)

E. Call Forwarding Busy Line

Provides for calls terminating to a subscriber's busy directory number to be forwarded to another telephone number on a premises other than the provisioned premises.

Note 1: Effective October 31, 2013, Speed Calling (8-code) is withdrawn and no longer available for

and a thirty-number capacity (30-code).

business subscribers.

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