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All Saints University (ASU) is committed to providing high quality education leading to Doctor of Medicine
(MD)degree at very affordable tuition fees. ASU strives to ensure that it produces broadly and thoroughly
educated graduates who realize that the medical profession denotes a sense of social responsibility.
We seek students with demonstrated strong drive and desire to succeed, while still being able to focus on
the compassionate and the humanitarian aspects of the medical profession. Students must regard
medicine as a noble profession, not simply a trade to be learned. We encourage our students to actively
engage themselves in the community and to respond to the needs of those they serve.
All Saints University is chartered and recognized by the government of Commonwealth of Dominica. The
University is authorized by this country to confer MD degree on candidates & students who have
successfully completed the University prescribed curriculum of study and are in good standing. The
University is also accredited by the Accreditation Commission on Colleges of Medicine (ACCM), Ireland.
All Saints University is recognized by the World Health Organization (WHO) and listed in the World
Directory of Medical Schools.
The University is also recognized by the Educational Commission on Foreign Medical Graduates
(ECFMG), Medical Council of Canada, and the graduates of the University are eligible to apply for medical
licensure in the United States, Dominica, Commonwealth of Dominica, Canada, and other United Nation-
member countries.

To date All Saints University, Commonwealth of Dominica has nearly 600 students in various stages of
their medical training throughout the world!

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ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY· SCHOOL OF MEDICINE· COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA
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From the Dean's Office
Dear Students:
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We, in the Dean's Office, are delighted to get to know you and guide you on your journey
toward becoming well - trained physicians.
Medical school challenges the best and the brightest minds to learn the science of medicine
and the art of compassionate care for patients. Our faculty is comprised of professionals who
are passionate about their work, and are eager to make significant contributions to facilitate
the successful completion of your medical education and prepare you for your career as
physicians.
We encourage you to take advantage of our program, where the emphasis is not merely on
grades or class rank, but on critical thinking through participation in patient care, the development
of strong clinical skills, and responsible professional behavior.
Becoming an excellent physician requires more than good grades. Becoming an All Saints
physician requires something more - compassion, a sense of
community-mindedness, and leadership. It is that "something
more" that is the hallmark character of an All Saints
University medical graduate.

On behalf of our faculty and staff at the

School of Medicine, we are pleased
that you have chosen to spend the
next few years with us at this stage
of your professional development.
I am certain that you will have a
meaningful experience.

Terrence Marcelle, MD, JD, MBA.

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Table of Contents Pg

Deans Message 3

OVERVIEW 6

ACCREDITATION 10

APPLICATION OVERVIEW 11

HOW TO APPLY 12

ACADEMIC PROGRAM 13

FEES & FINANCES 21

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS 25

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS 27

CAMPUS 29
ALL SAINTS UNIVERSITY· SCHOOL OF MEDICINE· COMMONWEALTH OF DOMINICA
All Saints University School of Medicine in the
Commonwealth of Dominica is located in the
capital, Roseau. As a result, students are exposed
to the rich culture of Dominica during their short
stay on the island.

But why the Commonwealth of Dominica?

Small class sizes, enhancing the individual learning

experience.

Professors that that are able to give individualized

personal attention to each student.

Experienced full time faculty who enrich student's

academics.

Affordable tuition fees.

Individually sponsored merit-based scholarships.

Safe learning atmosphere.

A great place to study and graduate!

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All Saints University is the ONLY Canadian-owned offshore
Caribbean School.

Each semester, All Saints University welcomes students

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with great potential, at both undergraduate and graduate
levels from all over the globe. Our students are attracted by
the chance to study at an internationally renowned University
with outstanding achievements and innovation.

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Through the academic and enrichment components of All
Saints University, students will enhance their communication
skills essential for medical school studies through oral
presentation, written assignments and group discussions on

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medically related topics.They will develop strategies to
improve competitiveness for medical school success
through group and individual advising, admissions
seminars, board sty led questions, and a workshop on test
taking and study skills.

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 ACCREDITATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Effective May 2019, the Accreditation Commission on Colleges of Medicine (ACCM),
Ireland has accredited Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree programs of All Saints
University School of Medicine, Dominica. The ACCM is an internationally recognized
accreditation body that uses standards similar to the Liaison Commission on Medical
Education (LCME) standards. The LCME is responsible for accreditation of Medical
Schools in the United States.

All Saints University School of Medicine is chartered by the Government of the

Commonwealth of Dominica.
All Saints University graduates will be eligible to practice medicine in the United States,
Canada, United Kingdom or any country that recognizes the FAIMER International
Medical Education Directory and WHO/AVICENNA Directory of Medical Schools.
All Saints University is comprised of student from North America, South America,
Africa, Asia, Australia and Europe.

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I HOW TO APPLY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,

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The following documents must be submitted for
evaluation when applying to All Saints University

► Completed Application Form

► Official Transcripts from High School, College or University

► 2 Letters of Recommendation

► 2 Color photographs (passport size)

► MCAT scores (if available)

TOEFL scores (if available)

Application Fee - US $100.00

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 ••••••••••••••• ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

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• 4 Year MD I 5 Year MD
The 4 year MD degree program is designed for applicants who
have a Bac helors degree in the Sciences or the necessary
prerequisites.
It consists of 2 academic years of Basic Sciences followed by 2
more years of Clinical Clerkships. Basic Sciences are
conducted in our campus in Dominic a. Clinical clerkships take
place in teaching hospitals in various locations including the
USA, Canada, and the UK.
If you are a recent High School graduate and are interested in
getting direct admission into Medic ine, then the 5-year MD
degree program is the most suitable option. This program
consists of 2 academic years (4 semesters) of premedical
courses followed by the 4-year MD degree program. Students
are exposed to medical topics early in their education for a
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PreMed 1 PreMed 3

Intro to Gross Anatomy I Intro to Human Physiology I

Engli sh I Intro to Microbiology
Mathematics I Organic Chemistry I
General Chemistry I Sociology
Physics I Intro to Medical Ethics
Biology I
Intro to Neuroanatomy
History I/Western
Civilization

PreMed 2 PreMed 4
Intro to Gross Anatomy II Medical Terminology
Mathematics 11 Intro to Human Physiology II
Physics II Intro to Histology
Biology II Research Work
General Chemistry II Organic Chemistry II
Intro to Medical Drug & Diseases
Psychology Intro to Embryology
English II Intro to Epidemiology

What you need to know:

Length of program - 4 S�mesters I 1 year and 4 months.

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Basi�· Sciences lCoril'ponent
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What you need to know:

Length of program - 5 Semesters I 1 year and 8 months

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MD1 MD4

Gross Anatomy Pathology 11 (Systemic Pathology)

Histology & Cell Biology Pharmacology
Embryology Ph ysical Diagnosis
Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine Research Work IV
Patient-Doctor Relationship I
Research Work I

MD2 MD 5
Biochemistry ♦
Intro to Clinical Medicine
Physiology
Medical Genetics
Board Review
Neuroscience
Patient-Doctor Relationship I I
Research Work II
MD3

Microbiology & lm(llunology

Behavioural Sciences
Path ology I (General Pathology)
Medical Ethics
Patient-Doctor Relationship I I I
Research Work I I I

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study of patients. They begin to work with members of team caring for hospitalized
patients. Third year students rotate through the following clerkships:

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The fourth year consists of a minimum 24 weeks of elective rotations. The

clerkship­program is designed to help students further discover where their
interests lie when choosing their postgraduate training. The clerkship program
introduces the student to the many areas of medicine, enhancing their
differential diagnostic, treatment and management skills.
Clinical faculty members evaluate the students' performance in every rotation.
Personal and professional attitudes, appearance, knowledge and performance
are some of the criteria evaluated during each rotation. The university always
maintains high academic standards for its students and these same high
standards are used in evaluating students at affiliated teaching hospitals. A
Lutheran Hospital, Fort Wayne, IN. student whose achievements are not up to these standard is informed as
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CURRICULU
Clinit�I\Sti:ences

Length of program - min. 72 weeks

Locations: Core rotations - USA

Electives - USA I Canada I Dominica I and
other countries
CORE CLERKSHIPS

Internal Medicine 112 weeks

General Surgery I 12 weeks
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OB/GYN I 6 weeks
Pediatrics I 6 weeks

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Family Medicine I 6 weeks
Psychiatry I 6 weeks

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INTERNAL MEDICINE PEDIATRICS

In this clerkship, students learn the steps necessary During the pediatrics clerkship, students acquire
for proper diagnosis and treatment of patients. special skills and knowledge required for the
Students learn how to take complete medical, examination, diagnosis and treatment of infants,
personal & family histories, do a diagnostic work-up children and adolescents.
and develop a plan for managing a patient's immediate
care. Duration: 6 weeks
They participate in clinical conferences where they
learn to report their findings and logical conclusions. PSYCHIATRY
In this clerkship, students become familiar with
Duration: 12 weeks
the major categories of mental disorders, including
GENERAL SURGERY diagnosis and some methods of therapy. In the
process, they learn how to take a psychiatric
In the course of the surgery clerkship, students learn
history and evaluate a person's mental status.
about conditions requiring surgical intervention and
have opportunities to observe how surgical patients
Duration: 6 weeks
are managed. In the process, they become familiar
with the policies and procedures followed in the
FAMILY Medicine
operating room.
In Family Medicine, students acquire an under­
Duration: 12 weeks standing of the principles of Primary Care and of
how these principles apply in community practice.
OB/GYN Emphasis is placed on continued and compre­
In Obstetrics & Gynecology, students learn about the hensive health care for people of both sexes and
changes that take place during pregnancy, labor, all ages within the context of their families, social
delivery and the post-partum period. They also groups and communities. Particular attention is
become familiar with diagnosis and treatment of paid to the diagnosis and treatment of common
major gynaecological diseases and various methods medical problems and to help with maintenance,
of family planning. ambulatory care and the continuity of care.

Duration: 6 weeks Duration: 6 weeks

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................. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

B.Sc. (NURSING) and B.SC. (LIFE SCIENCES) DEGREE

PROGRAMS
All Saints University School of Medicine offers 4-Year (8 semesters) Bachelor
of Science degree programs in Nursing and Life Sciences.
Applicants must possess a high school/secondary school diploma or
certificate with credits in Mathematics or Calculus, English and Science
subjects, including Chemistry and Biology.
Students completing the Nursing or Life Science degree program may be
eligible to transfer to the 4-Year and 5-Year Doctor of Medicine degree
program upon successful completion of all the prerequisite courses.
Students completing Bachelor of Science (Life Sciences) degree program may
have the option of majoring in Microbiology or Laboratory Science.
Students with an Associate degree or diploma in Nursing may be granted
admission into the second year of the 4-Year B.Sc. (Nursing) program. Such
students will be required to complete the degree program over a period of
six semesters.

Ph.D. DEGREE PROGRAM (MICROBIOLOGY AND

IMMUNOLOGY) OR MEDICAL SCIENCES
Duration: 3 years
Opportunities are available for individuals with earned Master of Science or
MD degree to complete Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Microbiology
and Immunology or Medical Sciences.

Applicants may be eligible for stipends and research grants to facilitate

completion of the Ph.D. degree program. Interested applicants are required
to submit their application for admission as well as research proposals to:
info@allsaintsuniversity.org for the attention of the Research Committee, All
Saints University School of Medicine, Commonwealth of Dominica.
 FEES & FINANCES .................................
All students pay an application fee of US$100.00 and an enrollment/administrative
fee of US$1,000.00 at the beginning of a course of study at All Saints University.
If fees are not paid on time, deregistration may occur and US$250.00 penalty will be
applied upon reinsta tement. Returning students are required to pay tuition fees one
month prior to the beginning of the semester or a US$250.00 late payment fee will be
charged.

SCHOLARSHIP.
There is upto 50% of total tuition costs for eligible applicants. Food, lodging, and
transportation support of up to USD $1500 per semester for the entirety of the
program is available for qualified and indigent applicants. Furthermore, upto 5 merit
clinical tuition scholarships per semester for students with outstanding performance in
the finals of all Basic Medical Science Examinations. Citizens of Dominica are eligible
for 50% tuition fee scholarship. Credit-based loans and student line of credits from
various financial institutions and banks in the United States and Canada.
Students Government Fee
Every student is a member of the central student government. An additional
US$150.00 student government fee is to be paid annually at the beginning of every
year along with the tuition fee payment to cover the annual Student Government Fee
of US$50.00 per semester.
Additiona l General Costs - Food and Lodging
Food and lodging can range from US$500.00 to US$1,000.00 per month depending
on individual habits and preferences. Housing expenses usually vary depending on
the type of apartment preferred and if you are sharing with roommates.
When sharing an a pa rtment, rent prices can be as low a s US$300.00/month

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........ FEES & FINANCES MD-5 YEAR PROGRAM
The breakdown of fees for the 5-year MD Degree program is outlines below. Please
note that all fees are in US Dollars. All students pay an application fee of US$100.00
and an enrolment/ administrative fee of US$1,000.00 at the onset or beginning of a
course of study at All Saints University. Students are also required to pay US$100.00
for insurance and US$50.00 as a mandatory per semester Students Government Fee.
Any student who is absent for two terms without providing written request and without
obtaining prior approval from the University administration is subject to academic
sanction or dismissal at the University's discretion; this will appear in the academic
records of the student.

MD - 5 YEAR PROGRAM
Session Duration Fee (USO)
PRE-MEDICAL SCIENCES
YEAR 1
Semester 1 16 weeks $4,995.00
Semester 2 16 weeks $4,995.00
Semester 3 16 weeks $4,995.00
YEAR2
Semester 4 16 weeks $4,995.00
BASIC SCIENCES
Semester 5 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 6 16 weeks $5,750.00
YEAR3
Semester 7 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 8 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 9 16 weeks $5,750.00
CLINICAL SCIENCES
YEAR4
Semester 10 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 11 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 12 12 weeks $8,750.00
YEARS
Semester 13 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 14 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 15 12 weeks $8,750.00

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 FEES & FINANCES MD-YEAR 4 PROGRAM.........

The breakdown of fees for the 4-year MD Degree program is outlined below. Please
note that all fees are in US Dollars. All students pay an application fee of US$100.00
and an enrolment/ administrative fee of US$1,000.00 at the onset or beginning of a
course of study at All Saints University. Students are also required to pay US$100.00
for insurance and US$50.00 as a mandatory per semester Student Government Fee.

MD - 4 YEAR PROGRAM
Session Duration Fee (USO)
PRE-MEDICAL SCIENCES
YEAR 1
Semester 1 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 2 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 3 16 weeks $5,750.00
YEAR2
Semester 4 16 weeks $5,750.00
Semester 5 16 weeks $5,750.00
CLINICAL SCIENCES
Semester 6 12 weeks $8,750.00
YEAR3
Semester 7 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 8 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 9 12 weeks $8,750.00
YEAR4
Semester 10 12 weeks $8,750.00
Semester 11 12 weeks $8,750.00

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Student Insurance
The government requires that students obtain proper health insurance before they arrive on
the island. There will be no exceptions to this requirement.
www.lnternationalStudentlnsurance.com provides various links that may assist you in your
search for the right insurance plan.

Indemnity/Malpractice Insurance during Clinical Rotations

All students are responsible for obtaining malpractice insurance prior to commencement of
their clinical rotations. All Saints will assist students with information concerning insurance
companies which provide this service. Please note that the cost of malpractice insurance is
not included in the tuition fees. The cost is approximately US$900.00 - US$1,200.00 per
year.

Tuition Refund Policy

A request for withdrawal must be submitted in writing, authorized by the Dean of Academic
Affairs to the Director of Administration. The amount of refund for students who withdraw
from the school in any semester is:
80% refund if enrolled for two weeks or less
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60% refund if enrolled for three weeks or less
40% refund if enrolled for four weeks or less
The date of withdrawal is counted from the date of receipt of the withdrawal letter.

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INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS .. -�

SNAPSHOT
Students who are not Canadian or American students are considered international students.
Equivalent qualifications for university admissions in their respective countries will be
acceptable. Applicants will be evaluated on an individual basis. All Saints University has a
growing international student population from many different countries including Nigeria,
Germany, Australia, the Bahamas, Brazil, Cameroon, Colombia, Ghana, India, South Korea,
Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Taiwan, etc ...

TUITION
The fee structure is the same as the fee structure for US/Canadian citizens.
All international students are required to pay one year tuition fee (first three semesters) prior
to the commencement of the program.
The refund policy is the same for all students. On acceptance students are required to
submit the following to process their Visas. Transit Visas may be necessary for traveling to
Dominica through some countries.

SUBMITTALS
Copy of your Passport (all pages)
Health Clearance from the country of origin
(should include TB and HIV test reports)
Police Clearance from the country of origin
Proof of Financial Support from parents or guardians

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 . TRANSFER STUDENTS
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Transfer Students
All Saints University may accept students intending to transfer from other accredited medical
schools. Transcripts will be evaluated by the Admissions Committee in order to determine
eligibility.

Transfer Policy for Students transferring into the All Saints University MD
Degree Program
Original copies of transcripts of academic records from previous medical school(s), colleges
or universities must be submitted. Original copies will also be required later by the ECFMG
before a student can sit for the USMLE and when applying for the residency match.
Advanced standing will be given only to students transferring from accredited medical
schools and/or schools listed in the International Medical Education Directory (IMED).
The University does not award credits for Basic Medical Sciences courses completed online,
through distance education or from non-accredited medical schools or schools not listed in
the IMED.
In certain cases, a student who has successfully completed Basic Medical Sciences and
passed USMLE may be allowed to transfer into the Clinical Phase of the MD degree
program.

Transfer Policy for Students presently enrolled in a ASU Program

If a student of the University intends to withdraw from the medical school, he/she must
submit in writing notice of such an intention at least one semester (4 months) prior to the
date of withdrawal from the University, stating reasons. Failure to comply with this automati­
cally means that the student will be considered enrolled in the program for the following
semester and must meet all of his/her financial and other obligations to the University.
Notice of withdrawal from the University received in less than one semester (4 months) to
the time of withdrawal will not be entertained and such a student will be deemed to be
indebted to the University for the following semester.

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 GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS.......................
To be eligible to receive the MD degree of All Saints University, students must complete
ALL the graduation requirements of the medical School as listed below'

1. Successful completion of 5 semesters of Basic Medical Sciences.

2. Successful completion of 72 weeks of approved clinical clerkships/rotations at
affiliated or approved teaching hospitals.
3. Successful completion of a Na tiona l Board of Medical Examinations (NBME)
administered exit examination for Basic a nd Clinical Sciences,
4. Successful completion of the United States Medical Licensing Exa m (USMLE).
In lieu of the USMLE a student may complete Exams conducted by the Medical
Council of Canada.

In exceptional circumstances, a student my be permitted to skip any of the above-

mentioned examinations (USMLE/MCCQE 1) provided he/she completes
comparable examinations by a national examination body of the country where
the student intends to pra ctice. This will be treated on a case by case basis.
5. A student must be in good standing. He/she must receive clearance from the
different departments of the University including the student accounts department,
the Registra r's office, laboratories and the libra ry. He/she must also be of good
conduct and character.

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 There are excellent, well-equipped histopa
biochemistry labs at ASU.

Physical and a-library facilities equipped with thousands of books and medical journals

-a are also available for students.

C Video centers, self study areas, group study rooms, and private reading spaces are also
offered to enrich the lives of the students while on campus.

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Classrooms are equipped with state of the art facilities, which include overhead projectors,
LCD projectors, flat screen monitors, television/video equipment, weekly news scrollers
and wireless internet throughout the campus.

DID YOU KNOW?

ASU is known for some of the most
popular free health checkup fairs offered
in Roseau!

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DID YOU KNOW?
■ Dominica is 4 hours behind Greenwich Mean T ime (GMT-4).
■ Driving is on the Left.
■ The Eastern Caribbean Dollar (ECO) is the currency used.
■ The US dollar is widely accepted throughout the islands with a fixed exchange rate of US$1.00 = EC$2.68.
■ 225 species of fish make scuba diving in the waters of Dominica - a breathtaking and worthwhile experience
for every student!
■ Movies that were filmed in Dominica include: White Squall and Pirates of the Caribbean I, II, and Ill.

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ALL SAINTS
UNIVERSITY
School of Medicine
Hillsborough, Great George St.
Roseau, Commonwealth of Dominica
Canadian and US Admissions Office:
5145 Steeles Avenue West, Entrance B, Suite 210
Toronto, Ontario. M9L 1R5, Canada
Tel: 416.743.9222 1.866.602.9555 Fax: 647-436-1635
910 W Van Buren St
Chicago, IL, 60607, USA
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