Shaping 2021& Calendar Handbook - University Of The South Pacific
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USP GRADUATE ATTRIBUTESUSP’s academic programmes will foster the following attributes in all graduates:ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE Extensive knowledge of and relevant skills in a particular discipline orprofessional area; Capacity for critical thinking and independent self-directed, life-long learning; Digital literacy and advanced information and communication technologyknowledge and skills; and Problem solving and research skills.INTELLECTUAL CURIOSITY AND INTEGRITY Deep respect for truth and intellectual integrity, and for the ethics of scholarship; Intellectual curiosity, creativity, entrepreneurship, innovative and openness tonew ideas; Commitment to inter-disciplinary understanding and skills; and Respect for the principles, values and ethics of a chosen profession.CAPACITY FOR LEADERSHIP AND WORKING WITH OTHERS Effective interpersonal communications skills; Resilient, adaptable and be empathetic; A commitment to gender equality and social inclusion; Leadership, organisational, teamwork and time management abilities; and Personal maturity and self-confidence.APPRECIATION FOR THE CULTURES OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDS Knowledge and appreciation of the unity and diversity of Pacific Island cultures; Understanding of the diverse economies and environments of the PacificIslands; and Commitment to the maintenance and strengthening of the societies of thePacific.CROSS-CULTURAL COMPETENCIES Understanding and appreciation of social, cultural, and linguistic diversity; Respect for human rights and dignity in a global context; Commitment to accountability, ethical practice and social responsibility; and Demonstrated oral and written proficiency in the English language.
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2IMPORTANT NOTICEThis Handbook and Calendar is the University’s document of authority. The information contained in itis correct at the time of printing but the University reserves the right to change its statutes, regulations,policies, procedures, programmes, courses and any other contents of this Handbook and Calendar atany time. The online version of the Handbook and Calendar is the most current version of the Handbookand Calendar. In particular, the University reserves the right to cancel a course on the basis of insufficientenrolments or unavailability of staff. Unless specifically stated otherwise, all new statutes, regulations,policies and procedures printed in this Handbook and Calendar are effective from 1 January 2021, andsupersede those in any prior publication or correspondence.Students will have their eligibility for conferment or award of a qualification assessed on the basis ofthe relevant regulations stated in the Handbook and Calendar published in their first year of enrolmentin that qualification. However, if the regulations have changed since the student first enrolled for thequalification, Senate may decide, in individual cases, to vary or waive particular requirements. Studentswho are uncertain about whether courses passed under previous requirements will meet currentrequirements should consult the relevant academic advisor within their school.All general correspondence should be addressed to:The University of the South PacificPrivate BagSuva, FijiTelephone: (679) 323 1000Website: www.usp.ac.fjISSN 1561-5421The USP 2021 Handbook and Calendar was produced by The University of the South Pacific Handbookand Calendar Committee.
3CONTENTSImportant Notice.2Emergency Telephone Numbers.52021 Principal Dates. 8Glossary, Abbreviations and Acronyms.22ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH PACIFICUSP Member Countries & Campuses.35Organisational Structure.40Academic Sections of the University. 41UNIVERSITY GOVERNANCE AND STAFFOfficers of the University.44The Council. 45Chancellors, Pro-Chancellors & Vice-Chancellors. 50Honorary Degrees.52REGULATIONSBridging Requirements & Regulations. 54Undergraduate & Postgraduate Programme Requirements and Admission Regulations.61Assessment & Associated Regulations. 90Academic Progress Regulations.101Student Academic Integrity Regulations .103Credit Transfer Regulations. 108Regulations Governing Copyright. 115Honorary Awards Regulations.116Ceremonial & Academic Dress Regulations.119Library Information & Regulations. 121Medals & Prizes Regulations. 125Course Identification System. 131PROGRAMME REQUIREMENTS AND REGULATIONSPacific Technical & Further Education (Pacific TAFE) - College of Foundation Studies (CFS). 137Pacific Technical & Further Education (Pacific TAFE)- College of Continuing Vocational Education and Training (CVET).139School of Accounting, Finance and Economics (SAFE).147School of Business and Management (SBM).154School of Information Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics (STEMP).165School of Agriculture, Geography, Environment, Oceans, and Natural Sciences (SAGEONS).178School of Law and Social Sciences (SoLaSS).189School of Pacific Arts, Communication, and Education (SPACE).206Pacific Centre for Environment & Sustainable Development (PaCE-SD).228
4COURSE DESCRIPTIONSCourse Descriptions for Compulsory University Courses.230Pacific Technical & Further Education (Pacific TAFE) - College of Foundation Studies. 232Pacific Technical & Further Education (Pacific TAFE)- College of Continuing Vocational Education and Training. 244School of Accounting, Finance and Economics (SAFE).282School of Business and Management (SBM).302School of Information Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, and Physics (STEMP).324School of Agriculture, Geography, Environment, Oceans, and Natural Sciences (SAGEONS).358School of Law and Social Sciences (SoLaSS).392School of Pacific Arts, Communication, and Education (SPACE). 434Pacific Centre for Environment & Sustainable Development (PaCE-SD).480Ordinance on the Payment of Fees, Residential Charges & Other Debts.4842021 Fees Schedule. 485
5EMERGENCY TELEPHONENUMBERSCOOK ISLANDS( 682) 22664/ 999Rarotonga Hospital( 682) 22664Community Health Clinic( 682) 20066Police( 682) 22499Emergencies Police/Fire/Ambulance999LAUCALA CAMPUS, FIJIAmbulance(St John Ambulance, Suva City Area)( 679)330 2584Sigatoka( 679) 922 0933Korolevu( 679) 937 8394Campus Emergency122Electricity913/ ( 679) 339 3213Fire911/ ( 679) 331 2877Hospital( 679) 331 3444Police919/ 917USP Health and Wellness Centre( 679) 323 2362 /323 2202USP SecurityMain Gate( 679) 323 2211 ext 122Pedestrian Gate( 679) 323 2211 ext 121Back Gate( 679) 323 2211ext 120Control Room (after hours)( 679) 323 2211/323 2840EMALUS CAMPUS, VANUATUHospital( 678) 22100Ambulance - Hospital112Emergency - Promedical Ambulance115Fire( 678) 22333/ 113Police111/ ( 678) 22222Unelco/ Electricity & Water (24hr line)( 678) 26000Water( 678) 27284USP Security( 678) 22748/24568(Ext 166 or Ext 333)Weather/ Forecasting/ Tsunami/ Earthquake (24 hour line) ( 678) 22932EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERSAmbulance
6KIRIBATIEMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERSPoliceFireAmbulanceGeneral Emergency Service Number192193194 and 195100LABASAPolice917Ambulance and Fire911Broken power line913Labasa Hospital( 679) 8811444LAUTOKAPolice917Ambulance and Fire911Lautoka Hospital( 679) 6660399Fiji Eectricity Contact Centre132333Water Authority of Fiji( 679) 3346777 or 5777 (Vodafone & Inkk)MARSHALL ISLANDSNational Disaster Management Office( 692) 625 6366National Police( 692) 625 8666/ 3233Local Police( 692) 625 8148/ 5911Ambulance( 692) 625 4144Fire( 692) 625 3233NAURUPolice110/ ( 674) 556 2060Ambulance Emergency111Fire Emergency112National Disaster Management( 674) 557 3101NIUEPolice( 683) 4333National Disaster Management Office( 683) 4349Niue Foou Hospital( 683) 410024 hours Nurse station( 683) 4202Rescue Fire Service( 683) 4133Telecom Niue Emergency number( 683) 4000
7SAMOA CAMPUSAmbulance911Fire911Police2222224334Usp ectricity65400/65444SOLOMON ISLANDSFire988Police999Search and Rescue Marine977Ambulance111National Disaster955Weather933TOKELAUHospital( 690) 2112Police( 690) Any other Emergency al( 688) 20749Tuvalu Electricity Authority( 688) 20735EMERGENCY TELEPHONE NUMBERSRed Cross
82021 PRINCIPALDATES2021 PRINCIPAL DATESJANUARY1FridayPublic Holiday (All Campuses): New Year’s day2SaturdayPublic Holiday (Samoa Campus): New Year Holiday3Sunday4MondayPublic Holiday (Niue, Samoa Campus): New Years Holiday5TuesdayPublic Holiday (Niue Campus): New Years (Commission) turday17Sunday18MondayPDLP: Orientation and lectures commenceInvoice available on SOLS19TuesdayUniversity Scholarships Committee yTrimester 1: Deadline for adding courses25MondayTrimester 1: Lectures commence and Invoice available on SOLS26Tuesday27Wednesday28Thursday29FridayGraduate School of Business: Orientation(specific orientation dates will be communicated to students for different GSBCohorts)PDLP: Deadline for late registration and adding of coursesTrimester 1: Deadline for withdrawal from trimester 1 courses with no financialpenaltyPDLP: Deadline for withdrawal of courses with no financial penalty
Wednesday11ThursdayStaff Policy Committee 1/2112FridayPDLP: Deadline for payment of 18Thursday19FridayTender Board 1/21Finance & Investments Committee 1/21Executive Committee 1/21Semester 1: Deadline for registration for all campuses. Students who registerfor courses after this date will be charged a late registration fee.Trimester 1: Deadline for Payment of Trimester 1 feesMedals and Prizes Committee 1/2120SaturdaySemester 1: Deadline for application for admission from students new to USP,and students applying after a lapse of six semesters.Applications received after this date will incur a late application feePacific TAFE: Application for admission closing date for programmes on scopeof registration under Australian Skills Quality AuthorityTrimester 1: Late Payment of Fee Period Start: Students who have not paid theirfees in full will be required to clear all outstanding fees and a Late Payment feeof FJ 125.00 within the 1st four (4) weeks.21Sunday22MondaySemester 1: Orientation and Academic Advisory week; Registration continues23TuesdayReview Committee 1/2124Wednesday25ThursdayInnovations in Technology Enhanced Learning and Teaching Committee 1/212021 PRINCIPAL DATES1
1026FridaySemester 1: Deadline for registration for all campuses. Students who registerfor courses after this date will be charged a late registration fee.2021 PRINCIPAL DATESSemester 1: Deadline for late application for admission; Deadline for studentsapplying to resume studies within five semesters of last registrationMedals and Prizes Committee 2/2127Saturday28SundayMARCH1MondaySemester 1: Lectures commence and Invoice available on SOLSPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Nuclear Survivors’ Remembrance DayAcademic Programmes Committee 1/212Tuesday3Wednesday4ThursdayCommunication and Information Technology Committee 1/21Medals and Prizes Committee 3/215FridaySemester 1: Deadline for applications for change of programmePacific TAFE: Last day of Registration for programmes on scope of registrationunder Australian Skills Quality Authority (No late Registrations)Student Discipline Committee 1/216Saturday7Sunday8MondayUniversity Research Committee 1/219TuesdayTeaching Quality Committee 1/2110WednesdayPacific TAFE: Semester 1: Application for Admission Closing Date11ThursdayAudit & Risk Committee 1/21Space Management Committee 1/2112FridaySemester 1: Deadline for late registration; Deadline for adding of courses forthose who registered within the registration period (no fee charged for thiscohort);; Deadline for transfer of campusesPacific TAFE: Semester 1: Last Day of Registration (No late Registrations)Tender Board 18ThursdayUniversity Scholarships Committee 2/21Campus Life Committee 1/21
1119FridaySemester 1: Deadline for dropping of courses without incurring any tuition fee.Any courses dropped after this date will incur the full tuition fee.Pacific TAFE: Semester 1: Last day of withdrawal of courses without incurringany tuition fees from programmes on scope of registration under AustralianSkills Quality day25ThursdayDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee 1/2126FridaySemester 1: Deadline for payment of semester 1 fees for all campusesNominations Committee1/21PDLD: Deadline for Late Registration and adding of coursesPDLP: Deadline for all students to withdraw from courses they do not wish tobe assessed LD: Lectures commence (30 Weeks)APRIL1ThursdayAudit & Risk Committee 2/212FridayPublic Holiday (Fiji, Niue, RMI, Samoa, Solomon Is, Tonga Campuses): GoodFriday3SaturdayPublic Holiday (Fiji, Samoa Campuses): Easter SaturdayPublic Holiday (Solomon Is Campus): Holy Saturday4Sunday5MondayPublic Holiday (Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Solomon Is, Tonga Campuses): EasterMonday6TuesdaySenate 1/217Wednesday8Thursday9FridayPacific TAFE: Semester 1: Deadline for payment of semester 1 fees for allcampusesPDLD: Deadline for withdrawal of courses with no financial penaltyTrimester 1: Lectures end.Deadline for students to withdraw from courses they do not wish to beassessed in.2021 PRINCIPAL DATESTrimester 1: Late Payment of Fee Period continue: Students who have not paidtheir fees in full by this date will be liable for Late Payment fee as follows: 150.00 (next 4 weeks after 20 March). 200.00 thereafter.20
2021 PRINCIPAL DATES12Trimester 1: Study week and Examination period (10-23 ayExecutive Committee 2/2115ThursdayRemuneration Committee 1/2116FridayFinance & Investments Committee 2/21MID-SEMESTER BREAK: 17-25 y22ThursdayLaucala Campus Graduation23FridayLaucala Campus GraduationPDLD: Deadline for Payment of FeesLibrary Advisory Committee 1/21TRIMESTER 1 BREAK: 24 April - 09 May 202124Saturday25SundayPublic Holiday (Niue, Tonga Campuses): ANZAC Day26MondayPDLP: 1st Intake Placement CommencesAcademic Regulations & Policy Review Committee 1/2127TuesdayStaff Policy Committee 2/2128Wednesday29Thursday30FridaySamoa Campus GraduationMAYPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Constitution day7Friday8Saturday9SundayTrimester 2: Deadline for adding courses10MondayTrimester 2: Lectures commence and Invoice available on SOLSPublic Holiday (Samoa Campus): Mother's Day HolidayEmalus Campus Graduation
13Tuesday12Wednesday13ThursdaySpace Management Committee 2/2114FridayTrimester 2: Deadline for withdrawal from trimester 2 courses with no y19Wednesday20ThursdayCouncil C9121FridayPDLP: Last day for PlacementCampus Life Committee 2/21Council C9122Saturday23Sunday24MondayPublic Holiday (Solomon Is Campus): Whit Monday25TuesdayInnovations in Technology Enhanced Learning and Teaching ay30Sunday31MondayJUNE1TuesdayAcademic Programmes Committee 2/21Public Holiday (Samoa Campus): Independence Day2Wednesday3ThursdayCommunication and Information Technology Committee 2/214FridayTrimester 2: Deadline for Payment of trimester 2 feesStudent Discipline Committee 2/215SaturdayTrimester 2: Late Payment of Fee Period start: Students who have notpaid their fees in full will be required to clear all outstanding fees and a LatePayment fee of FJ 125.00 within the 1st four (4) weeks.6Sunday7MondayPublic Holiday (Niue Campus): Queen's BirthdayPublic Holiday (Tonga Campus): Emancipation Day8TuesdayTeaching Quality Committee 2/212021 PRINCIPAL DATES11
2021 PRINCIPAL DATES149Wednesday10ThursdayTender Board 3/2111FridaySemester 1: Last day of lectures12SaturdaySemester 1: Study Week (12-20 June)13Sunday14Monday15TuesdayUniversity Research Committee 2/2116WednesdayHonorary Degrees Committee 1/21Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee 2/2117ThursdayStaff Policy Committee 3/2118FridaySemester 1: Deadline for students to withdraw from courses they do not wishto be assessed in.PDLP: Last Day for LecturesAudit & Risk Committee day30WednesdaySemester 1: Examination Period (21-2 July)PDLP: 2nd Intake Application deadlineJULY1Thursday2FridayPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Fisherman’s DayMID YEAR BREAK 3 July - 1 August3Saturday4Sunday5MondayTrimester 2: Late Payment of Fee Period continue: Students who have notpaid their fees in full by this date will be liable for Late Payment fee as follows: 150.00 (next 4 weeks after 03 July) 200.00 thereafter.Public Holiday (Tonga Campus): Official Birthday of His Majesty King Tupou VI(Birthday of the Reigning Sovereign)6TuesdaySenate 2/21
15WednesdayPublic Holiday (Solomon Is Campus): Independence Day8ThursdayTender Board 4/219FridayPDLP: Deadline for late registration (adding of courses)10Saturday11Sunday12MondayPDLP: Orientation and Lectures CommenceInvoice available on SOLS13TuesdayAcademic Regulations & Policy Review Committee y19MondayFinance & Investments Committee 3/2120TuesdayReview Committee 2/2121WednesdayExecutive Committee 3/2122Thursday23FridayPDLP: Deadline for withdrawal of courses with no financial penaltyTrimester 2: Lectures endDeadline for students to withdraw from Trimester 2 courses for which they donot want to be assessed inUniversity Scholarships Committee 3/21Trimester 2: Study week and Examination period (24 July – 06 August)24Saturday25Sunday26MondaySemester 2: Academic Advisory week; Registration continues (26-30 July)27TuesdayInnovations in Technology Enhanced Learning and Teaching Committee 3/2128WednesdaySemester 2: Deadline for application for admission from students new to USP,and students applying after a lapse of six semesters.Applications received after this date will incur a late application feeSemester 2: Deadline for late application for admission; Deadline forapplication to resume studies from student applying within five semesterssince they were last registered29ThursdayStudent Discipline Committee 3/2130FridaySemester 2: Deadline for registration for all campuses. Students who registerfor courses after this date will be charged a late registration fee.31SaturdayAUGUST1Sunday2021 PRINCIPAL DATES7
2021 PRINCIPAL DATES162MondaySemester 2: Lectures commence and Invoice available on SOLSLibrary Advisory Committee 2/213TuesdayAcademic Programmes Committee 3/214Wednesday5ThursdayCommunication and Information Technology Committee 3/21Space Management Committee 3/216FridaySemester 2: Deadline for applications for change of programmePDLP: Deadline for Payment of feesAudit & Risk Committee 4/21TRIMESTER 2 BREAK: 07-22 August 20217Saturday8Sunday9MondayTender Board 5/21Public Holiday (Samoa Campus): Father's Day Holiday10TuesdayTeaching Quality Committee 3/2111WednesdayPacific TAFE Semester 2: Application for Admission Closing Date12ThursdayUniversity Research Committee 3/2113FridaySemester 2: Deadline for late registration; Deadline for adding of courses forthose who registered within the registration period (no fee charged for thiscohort)Pacific TAFE Semester 2: Last day of Registration (No late 8Wednesday19ThursdayDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee 3/2120FridaySemester 2: Deadline for dropping courses without incurring any tuition fee.Any courses dropped after this date will incur the full tuition feeUniversity Scholarships Committee 4/21Pacific TAFE Semester 2: Last day of withdrawal of courses without incurringany tuition fees from programmes on scope of registration under AustralianSkills Quality AuthorityCampus Life Committee 26ThursdayTrimester 3: Deadline for adding coursesTrimester 3: lectures commence and Invoices available via SOLSStaff Policy Committee 4/21
r 2: Deadline for payment of semester 2 fees for all campusesTrimester 3: Last day for withdrawal from trimester 3 courses with no financialpenaltySEPTEMBER1Wednesday2ThursdayAudit & Risk Committee 5/213FridayPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Dri-Jerbal Day (Labor Day)4Saturday5Sunday6MondaySenate 3/217TuesdayPublic Holiday (Fiji Campus): Constitution c TAFE Semester 2: Deadline for payment of semester 2 fees for allcampusesPDLP: Deadline for all students to withdraw from courses they do not wish tobe assessed in.Honorary Degrees Committee 3/21Academic Regulations & Policy Review Committee 3/21Public Holiday (Tonga Campus): Birthday of His Royal Highness The CrownPrince Tupoto’a-‘Ulukalala (Birthday of the Heir to the Crown).MID-SEMESTER BREAK: 18 - 26 esdayTrimester 3: Late Payment of Fee Period start: Students who have notpaid their fees in full will be required to clear all outstanding fees and a LatePayment fee of FJ 125.00 within the 1st four (4) weeks2021 PRINCIPAL DATES27
1823Thursday24FridayTrimester 3: Deadline for Payment of trimester 3 fees2021 PRINCIPAL DATESPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Manit Day (Custom Day)25Saturday26Sunday27MondayFinance & Investments Committee 4/2128TuesdayRemuneration Committee 2/2129WednesdayExecutive Committee 4/2130ThursdayOCTOBERStudent Discipline Committee 4/211Friday2Saturday3Sunday4MondayTender Board 6/215TuesdayAcademic Programmes Committee 4/216Wednesday7ThursdayInnovations in Technology Enhanced Learning and Teaching Committee 4/218FridaySpace Management Committee 4/219Saturday10SundayPublic Holiday (Fiji Campus): Fiji Day11MondayPublic Holiday (Samoa Campus): Lotu-a-Tamaiti12TuesdayTeaching Quality Committee 4/213Wednesday14ThursdayLaucala Campus GraduationCommunication and Information Technology Committee 4/21University Research Committee 4/2115FridayLaucala Campus Graduation16SaturdayTrimester 3: Late Payment of Fee Period continue: Students who have notpaid their fees in full by this date will be liable for Late Payment fee as follows: 150.00 (next 4 weeks after 16 October) 200.00 thereafter.17Sunday18MondayPDLP: 2nd Intake Placement CommencesPublic Holiday (Fiji Campus): Prophet Mohammed’s Birthday19TuesdayCampus Life Committee 4/21Public Holiday (Niue Campus): Constitution Day20WednesdayPublic Holiday (Niue Campus): Constitution Holiday21ThursdayDiversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee 4/21
sday28Thursday29Friday30Saturday31SundayNiue Campus GraduationPublic Holiday (Niue Campus): Peniamina DaySolomon Island Campus GraduationStudent Discipline Committee ic Holiday (Fiji Campus): Diwali5FridayTrimester 3: Lectures endPDLD: Last day for LecturesDeadline for students to withdrawal from Trimester 3 courses for which theydo not want to be assessed inTonga Campus GraduationStaff Policy Committee 5/21Review Committee 3/21Trimester 3: Study week and Examination period (06 – 19 November)6Saturday7Sunday8MondayPublic Holiday (Tonga Campus): Constitutional Day (National Day)9TuesdaySenate 4/2110Wednesday11ThursdayCouncil C9212FridaySemester 2: Last day of classesPDLP: Last day for PlacementCouncil C9213Saturday14Sunday15MondaySemester 2: Study Week (13 - 21 November)Public Holiday (RMI Campus): General Election Day16TuesdayLibrary Advisory Committee 3/2117WednesdayPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): President's Day18Thursday2021 PRINCIPAL DATES22
2021 PRINCIPAL DATES20Semester 2: Deadline for students to withdraw from courses they do notwish to be assessed in.19Friday20Saturday21Sunday22MondaySemester 2 : Examination Period (22 November - 3 December)23TuesdayUniversity Scholarships Committee 5/2124Wednesday25ThursdayAudit & Risk Committee 6/2126FridayTender Board 7/2127SaturdaySummer Flexi School Thursday3Friday4Saturday5Sunday6MondayPublic Holiday (Tonga Campus): King Tupou I Day7TuesdayPDLP: Deadline for first intake urday19Sunday20Monday21Tuesday22WednesdayPublic Holiday (RMI Campus): Gospel DayPDLP: Last day for Lectures
2123Thursday24FridayPublic Holiday (Solomon Is Campus): Christmas Day25SaturdayPublic Holiday (RMI, Tonga Campuses): Christmas Day26Sunday27MondayPublic Holiday (Solomon Is Campus): National Day of ThanksgivingPublic Holiday (Fiji, Niue, Samoa Campuses): Christmas Holiday28TuesdayPublic Holiday
USP Health and Wellness Centre ( 679) 323 2362 / 323 2202 USP Security Main Gate ( 679) 323 2211 ext 122 Pedestrian Gate ( 679) 323 2211 ext 121 Back Gate ( 679) 323 2211ext 120 Control Room (after hours) ( 679) 323 2211/ 323 2840 EMALUS CAMPUS, VANUATU Hospital ( 678) 22100 Ambulance - Hospital 112 Emergency - Promedical Ambulance 115
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