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LIBR535SignupWk3

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	~~please add a line to create the sixth spot.~~

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LIBR545 Introductions

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	'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester! <small>''Sounds like a great book, Jacquelyn. Thanks for telling us about it. Welcome to this course and I hope you have a fun summer of exploring new genres! - Fiona''</small>		'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester! <small>''Sounds like a great book, Jacquelyn. Thanks for telling us about it. Welcome to this course and I hope you have a fun summer of exploring new genres! - Fiona''</small>

	'''Vanessa Spacey's Intro'''- [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR545+Introduction/0_kgsxng11 Click Here for Audio]		'''Vanessa Spacey's Intro'''- [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR545+Introduction/0_kgsxng11 Click Here for Audio] - ''<small>Nice to meet you Vanessa. Sounds like you have a busy summer ahead of you, with productive plans. I wish you all the best with those projects. Your book sounds very interesting, as does the one you already read on Gaudi. You'll have to let us know how you like it. Welcome to the course, and I hope you have a great semester. - Fiona</small>''

NSS Seminar

AlistairFinnHackett — Wed, 13 May 2026 01:49:55 GMT

Summer - 2026 (May - Aug 2026)

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	\|		\|Linking Formal Models of Concurrent and Distributed Systems with Implementations at Compile and Runtime
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LIBR535SignupWk3

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LIBR545 Introductions

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	'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester! <small>''Sounds like a great book, Jacquelyn. Thanks for telling us about it. Welcome to this course and I hope you have a fun summer of exploring new genres! - Fiona''</small>		'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester! <small>''Sounds like a great book, Jacquelyn. Thanks for telling us about it. Welcome to this course and I hope you have a fun summer of exploring new genres! - Fiona''</small>

			'''Vanessa Spacey's Intro'''- [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR545+Introduction/0_kgsxng11 Click Here for Audio]

Documentation:CTLT programs/2026-Celebrate Learning Week

AlisonWong — Wed, 13 May 2026 01:08:26 GMT

fixed link to slides

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	\|How the SEI Dashboard Can Help You Tell Your Teaching Story (and Save You Time)		\|How the SEI Dashboard Can Help You Tell Your Teaching Story (and Save You Time)
	\|~~Resources coming soon~~		\|[[:File:How the SEI Dashboard Can Help You Tell Your Teaching Story (and Save You Time).pdf\|Slides (PDF)]]
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	\|1:00 pm–3:00 pm		\|1:00 pm–3:00 pm

File:How the SEI Dashboard Can Help You Tell Your Teaching Story (and Save You Time).pdf

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Main Page/LIBR535/MiniLessonSignUp

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	Please indicate whether you'll be doing a '''30 min or 45 min''' lesson. If you think you'd like to do a 45 minute lesson, please sign up for a teaching slot in Class 8, as there will be more space there. Any day with four teachers scheduled will only have time for 30 minute lessons.		Please indicate whether you'll be doing a '''30 min or 45 min''' lesson. If you think you'd like to do a 45 minute lesson, please sign up for a teaching slot in Class 8, as there will be more space there. Any day with four teachers scheduled will only have time for 30 minute lessons.

	Since we have 26 students in the class currently, this means we'll have ~~2 groups~~ of 7 and 2 groups of 6.		Since we have 23 students in the class currently, this means we'll have 1 group of 7 and 2 groups of 8.

	'''Class 8 (June 8):'''		'''Class 8 (June 8):'''
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	~~!Group 4~~
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	\|Teacher 1: Vanessa Lee		\|Teacher 1: Vanessa Lee
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	\|Teacher 1:		\|Teacher 1:
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	\|Teacher 1: Julia Ittah		\|Teacher 1: Julia Ittah
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LIBR535 Course Syllabus, Schedule and AI Policy

FionaHunt — Tue, 12 May 2026 23:02:31 GMT

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	=== Course Schedule ===		=== Course Schedule ===
	~~Note that I found an error in the course schedule and the wiki didn't allow me to upload an~~ updated ~~version of the same file, so I will email it to you~~. ~~Please check the "~~updated~~" date at the end of the document, so you know which is the more recent~~.
			* [[:File:Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 updated (Word).docx\|Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 (Word)]]
			* [[:File:Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 updated (PDF).pdf\|Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 (PDF)]]

	=== Course AI Policy ===		=== Course AI Policy ===

	* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI Policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]		* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI Policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]

File:Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 updated (Word).docx

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LIBR545 Introductions

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	Please post your introductions similarly to how I've done mine, working down the page below mine. Let me know if you encounter any difficulties.		Please post your introductions similarly to how I've done mine, working down the page below mine. Let me know if you encounter any difficulties.

	'''McKenzie Will's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+Intro/0_v7yo42pi Click here]		'''McKenzie Will's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+Intro/0_v7yo42pi Click here] - <small>''Lovely to meet you McKenzie and welcome to the course. Good luck on being nearly done! Thanks for introducing us to your book. I keep hearing about that one and it's on my list, but I haven't gotten to it yet. There's something appealing about a utopian sci fi novel with so much dystopia out there! Have a great semester of reading. - Fiona''</small>

	'''Kyra Wheatley's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+-+Kyra+Wheatley+Intro+Video/0_wolimsrs Click here]		'''Kyra Wheatley's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+-+Kyra+Wheatley+Intro+Video/0_wolimsrs Click here] - <small>''Nice to see you again Kyra, and welcome to this course! It was interesting to hear about the methods you're using this summer to help yourself discover new materials to read and watch. Your books sound very interesting - thanks for introducing them to us. I have heard about the phenomenon that is Heated Rivalry but have not yet had the time to read those books myself. They are on the TBR list. Have a great semester! - Fiona''</small>

	'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester!		'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester! <small>''Sounds like a great book, Jacquelyn. Thanks for telling us about it. Welcome to this course and I hope you have a fun summer of exploring new genres! - Fiona''</small>

LIBR545 Course Syllabus and Schedule

FionaHunt — Tue, 12 May 2026 22:18:31 GMT

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	=== '''Course Schedule''' ===		=== '''Course Schedule''' ===

	* Course Schedule (Word) ~~- There is an update, which will be emailed to you. The wiki is not letting me upload the new version, calling it identical....~~		* [[:File:Course Schedule and Weekly Reading Guide LIBR 545 Summer 2026.docx\|Course Schedule (Word)]]
	* Course Schedule (PDF)		* [[:File:Course Schedule and Weekly Reading Guide LIBR 545 Summer 2026.pdf\|Course Schedule (PDF)]]

	=== Course AI Policy ===		=== Course AI Policy ===

	* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]		* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]

LIBR535 Course Syllabus, Schedule and AI Policy

FionaHunt — Tue, 12 May 2026 22:15:33 GMT

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	=== Course Schedule ===		=== Course Schedule ===
			Note that I found an error in the course schedule and the wiki didn't allow me to upload an updated version of the same file, so I will email it to you. Please check the "updated" date at the end of the document, so you know which is the more recent.
	* [[:File:Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 (Word).~~docx\|Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026]] (Word)~~
	* [[:File:Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026 (PDF).~~pdf\|Course Schedule LIBR 535 Summer 2026]] (PDF)~~

	=== Course AI Policy ===		=== Course AI Policy ===

	* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI Policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]		* [[:File:AI Policy LIBR 535-545.docx\|AI Policy for LIBR 535 and LIBR 545]]

LIBR535 Weekly Materials

FionaHunt — Tue, 12 May 2026 22:13:46 GMT

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	* [[:File:Class 2 - FH Instructional Role of the Librarian.pptx\|Class #2 PPT]]		* [[:File:Class 2 - FH Instructional Role of the Librarian.pptx\|Class #2 PPT]]
	* [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+535+Week+2+screencast+Summer+2026/0_rftsski2 Screencast of Class #2 PPT]		* [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+535+Week+2+screencast+Summer+2026/0_rftsski2 Screencast of Class #2 PPT]
			<u>For use during class:</u>

			* [[:File:Evaluating Information Lecture.pptx\|Evaluating information "lecture"]]
			* [[:File:Searching in an article database lecture.pptx\|Searching in article databases "lecture"]]

	=== Class #3 (May 20) ===		=== Class #3 (May 20) ===

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Documentation:CTLT programs/2026-Celebrate Learning Week

RachelLee2 — Tue, 12 May 2026 21:44:19 GMT

Resources

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	\|Panel – Linguistic Justice in our Classrooms: Promoting Equity for Speakers with Diverse Language Backgrounds		\|Panel – Linguistic Justice in our Classrooms: Promoting Equity for Speakers with Diverse Language Backgrounds
	\|Resources ~~coming soon~~		\|[https://wiki.ubc.ca/File:Linguistic_Justice_in_our_Classrooms_Promoting_equity_for_speakers_with_diverse_language_backgrounds.pdf Sources & Resources Document (PDF)]
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	\|10:00 am–11:50 am		\|10:00 am–11:50 am

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LIBR535 Weekly Materials

FionaHunt — Tue, 12 May 2026 21:06:54 GMT

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	* [[:File:Class 1 - FH Instructional Role of the Librarian.pptx\|Class #1 PPT]]		* [[:File:Class 1 - FH Instructional Role of the Librarian.pptx\|Class #1 PPT]]
	* [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+535+Summer+2026+Learning+Theories/0_j1uiarje Screencast of Learning Theories segment] of Class 1 PPT		* [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+535+Summer+2026+Learning+Theories/0_j1uiarje Screencast of Learning Theories segment] of Class 1 PPT . Here is the link, in case you can't access by clicking https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+535+Summer+2026+Learning+Theories/0_j1uiarje
	* [[:File:Good Teaching LIBR 535 Summer 2026.docx\|What is good teaching?]] This is the list we constructed in class.		* [[:File:Good Teaching LIBR 535 Summer 2026.docx\|What is good teaching?]] This is the list we constructed in class.

User:DeanGiustini

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	\| [[Knowledge synthesis (KS)]] \|\| 30,~~908~~		\| [[Knowledge synthesis (KS)]] \|\| 31,043
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	\| [[Knowledge Synthesis (KS) & AI Search Wiki 2026]] \|\| 26,760		\| [[Knowledge Synthesis (KS) & AI Search Wiki 2026]] \|\| 26,760
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	\| [[Knowledge synthesis (KS)]] \|\| 30,~~908~~		\| [[Knowledge synthesis (KS)]] \|\| 31,043
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LIBR545 Introductions

JacquelynTew — Tue, 12 May 2026 20:58:56 GMT

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	'''Kyra Wheatley's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+-+Kyra+Wheatley+Intro+Video/0_wolimsrs Click here]		'''Kyra Wheatley's Intro -''' [https://learning.media.ubc.ca/media/LIBR+545+-+Kyra+Wheatley+Intro+Video/0_wolimsrs Click here]

			'''Jacquelyn Tew's Intro''' - Hi! I'm not comfortable recording myself so I'm just writing mine out in text. I'm Jacquelyn/Jackie and I am in MLIS. I am taking this course because I am interested in learning more about readers advisory and the course topics. I am looking forward to exploring genres in this course, especially ones that I have not read too much of. I read a lot, mostly sapphic horror/fantasy/lit fics. A book I finished just yesterday was Sunburn by Chloe Michelle Howarth, about a young lesbian in a small Irish town having to make sense of herself despite the homophobia and strong traditions of her family/friends. I found it to be an amazing book and loved the descriptive writing style the author has. Looking forward to this course this semester!

User:DeanGiustini

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	\| [[Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT)]] \|\| 5,~~724~~		\| [[Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers (BERT)]] \|\| 5,734
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	\| [[Cochrane Collaboration and AI 2025 Updates]] \|\| 4,866		\| [[Cochrane Collaboration and AI 2025 Updates]] \|\| 4,866

Automated indexing

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	== Updated ==		== Updated ==
	* ~~20 April~~ 2026 \| Part of '''[[Knowledge Synthesis (KS) & AI Search Wiki 2026]]''' & '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/User:DeanGiustini A to Z Listing]'''		* 12 May 2026 \| Part of '''[[Knowledge Synthesis (KS) & AI Search Wiki 2026]]''' & '''[https://wiki.ubc.ca/User:DeanGiustini A to Z Listing]'''

	==See also==		==See also==
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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	===Definition(s)===		===Definition(s)===
	'''Automated indexing''' has been defined as ''indexing the subject content of papers by means of a computer, either with some human intervention and oversight, or none at all.'' ([https://osf.io/9dzvk/files/gfuen Giustini et al., 2025]). ~~As present~~, automated indexing is ~~carried out~~ using computational approaches such as [[algorithms]] (hence, ''algorithmic indexing''), [[natural language processing]], and [[artificial intelligence (AI)]]. Automated indexing encompasses '''semi-automated''' and '''fully automated''' processes, depending on the level of human curation involved. According to [https://asistdl.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/meet.2008.1450450143 '''Ruiz and Aronson (2009)'''], automatic indexing is a form of text categorization in which documents are assigned terms from a controlled vocabulary by machines to summarize their subject content.		'''Automated indexing''' has been defined as ''indexing the subject content of papers by means of a computer, either with some human intervention and oversight, or none at all.'' ([https://osf.io/9dzvk/files/gfuen Giustini et al., 2025]). Currently, automated indexing is performed using computational approaches such as [[algorithms]] (hence, ''algorithmic indexing''), [[natural language processing]], and [[artificial intelligence (AI)]]. Automated indexing encompasses '''semi-automated''' and '''fully automated''' processes, depending on the level of human curation involved. According to [https://asistdl.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/meet.2008.1450450143 '''Ruiz and Aronson (2009)'''], automatic indexing is a form of text categorization in which documents are assigned terms from a controlled vocabulary by machines to summarize their subject content.

	===Historical background===		===Historical background===

Environmental and climate-related impacts of AI-searching

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Environmental and climate implications of LLMs

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	<center>''"...'''Artificial intelligence (AI) systems''' are thirsty, consuming as much as 500 milliliters of water – a single-serving water bottle – for each short conversation a user has with ...'''OpenAI’s ChatGPT'''....the same amount of water to draft a 100-word email message..."'' '''– [https://theconversation.com/ai-has-a-hidden-water-cost-heres-how-to-calculate-yours-263252?utm_medium=article_clipboard_share&utm_source=theconversation.com Lo, 2025]'''</center>		<center>''"...'''Artificial intelligence (AI) systems''' are thirsty, consuming as much as 500 milliliters of water – a single-serving water bottle – for each short conversation a user has with ...'''OpenAI’s ChatGPT'''....the same amount of water to draft a 100-word email message..."'' '''– [https://theconversation.com/ai-has-a-hidden-water-cost-heres-how-to-calculate-yours-263252?utm_medium=article_clipboard_share&utm_source=theconversation.com Lo, 2025]'''</center>
	===Environmental and climate implications of LLMs===		===Environmental and climate implications of LLMs===
	'''[[Large language models (LLMs)]]''' such as [[ChatGPT by OpenAI]] have measurable environmental and climate-related ~~impacts due to the computational resources required for their development and operation. The~~ impact ~~arises~~ from the electricity demands of large-scale data centres and high-performance computing infrastructure. AI systems require substantial energy both during model training (a one-time but intensive process) and during inference (the ongoing generation of responses to user queries). As AI-powered search tools become embedded in ~~everyday~~ research workflows, cumulative energy use becomes a central concern.		'''[[Large language models (LLMs)]]''' such as [[ChatGPT by OpenAI]] have a measurable environmental and climate-related impact, arising from the electricity demands of large-scale data centres and high-performance computing infrastructure. AI systems require considerable computational power / substantial energy both during model training (a one-time but intensive process) and during inference (the ongoing generation of responses to user queries). As AI-powered search tools become embedded in research workflows, cumulative energy use becomes a central concern.

	===Energy consumption in model training===		===Energy consumption in model training===

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