National Merit Semifinalist Qualify Scores -- Class of 2012

texaspg · September 20, 2011, 11:26am

Iowa -210 ( I called)

I asked for a second state and was redirected to someone who told me. “I am sorry sir, we can’t give you two states!”. I don’t understand why they just can’t post the entire list somewhere to save everyone the trouble. Does collegeboard have holdings in some phone companies?

Descartesz · September 20, 2011, 11:29am

Thanks for your contributions!

<hr>

PLEASE DON’T FREAK OUT! Check the explanation of the notation in the first post. When you see, for instance, AZ <= 219, that means that Arizona’s cutoff is no higher than 219. This comes from a report like, “I live in Arizona, made a 219, and got my letter.” When you see, for instance, TX > 216, that means that Texas’ cutoff is higher than 216. This comes from a report like, “I live in Texas, made a 216, and didn’t make it.”

<hr>

Remaining states that need to be finalized:
AK, DE,
ME, MT, NE, NH, ND,
SD, UT

Updating IA, WI, WY

**AL = 211<a href=“post%20#281,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
AK = ?
**AZ = 213<a href=“post%20#126/#132,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**AR = 205<a href=“post%20#498,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CA = 221<a href=“post%20#321,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CO = 215<a href=“posts%20#537,%20#543,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +3
**CT = 220<a href=“post%20#508,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
DE <= 219 (post #588)
**DC = 223<a href=“post%20#633,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a>
**FL = 214<a href=“post%20#107,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**GA = 218<a href=“post%20#645,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**HI = 216<a href=“post%20#225,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**ID = 211<a href=“posts%20#522,%20#525,%20per%20student%20NMSF”>/B</a> +3
**IL = 216<a href=“post%20#110,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**IN = 214<a href=“posts%20#147,%20#193,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +2
**IA = 210<a href=“post%20#761,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**KS = 214 <a href=“post%20#87,%20per%20principal”>/B</a> +3
**KY = 212 <a href=“post%20#656,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +4
**LA = 209 <a href=“post%20#459,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> -1
ME = ?
**MD = 221<a href=“post%20#509,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**MA = 223<a href=“post%20#622,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MI = 210<a href=“post%20#653,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**MN = 215<a href=“post%20#654,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**MS = 205<a href=“post%20#192,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MO = 213<a href=“post%20#497,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +3
MT <= 209 (post #90)
NE <= 215 (post #10)
**NV = 209<a href=“post%20#635,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
NH <= 216, >209 (post #563)
**NJ = 223<a href=“post%20#493,%20per%20GS”>/B</a> +2
**NM = 210<a href=“post%20#302,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**NY = 219<a href=“post%20#621,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**NC = 217<a href=“post%20#637”>/B</a> +3
ND = ?
**OH = 214<a href=“post%20#630,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**OK = 209<a href=“post%20#106,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**OR = 216 <a href=“post%20#677,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**PA = 215<a href=“post%20#629,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -1
**RI = 213<a href=“post%20#638,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**SC = 211<a href=“post%20#618,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
SD = ?
**TN = 214<a href=“post%20#617,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**TX = 219 <a href=“post%20#46,%20per%20principal;%20post%20#267,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
UT = ?
**VT = 217<a href=“post%20#661,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VA = 220<a href=“post%20#616,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WA = 220<a href=“post%20#491,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**WV = 204<a href=“post%20#627,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WI = 209<a href=“post%20#762,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**WY = 204<a href=“post%20#760,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2

**Puerto Rico = 204<a href=“post%20#668”>/B</a>

10(?) Boarding school regions
**New England Boarding Schools = 223<a href=“post%20#636”>/B</a>
These usually are set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among the individual states in the region.

Internationals=223? (inferred, needs confirmation)
This usually is set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among all the individual states.

Commended (national cutoff) = 202 (Class of 2012 Notification Letters - College Confidential)
Any person with a score equal to or higher than this cutoff who is not a NMSF receives commended status. This group represents the highest 50,000 scorers.

Renomamma · September 20, 2011, 11:44am

Utah= 208
(I guess I’m bored, so I made another call. Lol)

Descartesz · September 20, 2011, 12:02pm

Thanks for your contribution!

<hr>

PLEASE DON’T FREAK OUT! Check the explanation of the notation in the first post. When you see, for instance, AZ <= 219, that means that Arizona’s cutoff is no higher than 219. This comes from a report like, “I live in Arizona, made a 219, and got my letter.” When you see, for instance, TX > 216, that means that Texas’ cutoff is higher than 216. This comes from a report like, “I live in Texas, made a 216, and didn’t make it.”

<hr>

Remaining states that need to be finalized:
AK, DE, ME, MT, NE, NH, ND, SD

Updating UT

**AL = 211<a href=“post%20#281,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
AK = ?
**AZ = 213<a href=“post%20#126/#132,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**AR = 205<a href=“post%20#498,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CA = 221<a href=“post%20#321,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CO = 215<a href=“posts%20#537,%20#543,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +3
**CT = 220<a href=“post%20#508,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
DE <= 219 (post #588)
**DC = 223<a href=“post%20#633,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a>
**FL = 214<a href=“post%20#107,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**GA = 218<a href=“post%20#645,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**HI = 216<a href=“post%20#225,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**ID = 211<a href=“posts%20#522,%20#525,%20per%20student%20NMSF”>/B</a> +3
**IL = 216<a href=“post%20#110,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**IN = 214<a href=“posts%20#147,%20#193,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +2
**IA = 210<a href=“post%20#761,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**KS = 214<a href=“post%20#87,%20per%20principal”>/B</a> +3
**KY = 212<a href=“post%20#656,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +4
**LA = 209<a href=“post%20#459,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> -1
ME = ?
**MD = 221<a href=“post%20#509,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**MA = 223<a href=“post%20#622,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MI = 210<a href=“post%20#653,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**MN = 215<a href=“post%20#654,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**MS = 205<a href=“post%20#192,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MO = 213<a href=“post%20#497,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +3
MT <= 209 (post #90)
NE <= 215 (post #10)
**NV = 209<a href=“post%20#635,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
NH <= 216, >209 (post #563)
**NJ = 223<a href=“post%20#493,%20per%20GS”>/B</a> +2
**NM = 210<a href=“post%20#302,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**NY = 219 <a href=“post%20#621,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**NC = 217<a href=“post%20#637,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +3
ND = ?
**OH = 214<a href=“post%20#630,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**OK = 209<a href=“post%20#106,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**OR = 216<a href=“post%20#677,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**PA = 215<a href=“post%20#629,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -1
**RI = 213 <a href=“post%20#638,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**SC = 211<a href=“post%20#618,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
SD = ?
**TN = 214<a href=“post%20#617,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**TX = 219<a href=“post%20#46,%20per%20principal;%20post%20#267,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**UT = 208<a href=“post%20#763,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VT = 217<a href=“post%20#661,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VA = 220<a href=“post%20#616,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WA = 220<a href=“post%20#491,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**WV = 204<a href=“post%20#627,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WI = 209<a href=“post%20#762,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**WY = 204<a href=“post%20#760,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2

**Puerto Rico = 204<a href=“post%20#668,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a>

10(?) Boarding school regions
**New England Boarding Schools = 223 <a href=“post%20#636,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a>
These usually are set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among the individual states in the region.

Internationals=223? (inferred, needs confirmation)
This usually is set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among all the individual states.

Commended (national cutoff) = 202 (Class of 2012 Notification Letters - College Confidential)
Any person with a score equal to or higher than this cutoff who is not a NMSF receives commended status. This group represents the highest 50,000 scorers.

wemel · September 20, 2011, 12:27pm

Alaska is 212, down 2 points from last year

vlines · September 20, 2011, 12:39pm

Those states that have gone up 4-5 points are interesting. I would love to know if there have been any major reforms in those states over the past few years and this was expected, or if this is an anomoly.

OhioMom3000 · September 20, 2011, 12:51pm

^ I don’t think there has been a year like this in the past 10 years. Not sure about prior than that.

Descartesz · September 20, 2011, 4:28pm

Thanks for AK. Seven more states. Anyone?

<hr>

PLEASE DON’T FREAK OUT! Check the explanation of the notation in the first post. When you see, for instance, AZ <= 219, that means that Arizona’s cutoff is no higher than 219. This comes from a report like, “I live in Arizona, made a 219, and got my letter.” When you see, for instance, TX > 216, that means that Texas’ cutoff is higher than 216. This comes from a report like, “I live in Texas, made a 216, and didn’t make it.”

<hr>

Remaining states that need to be finalized:
DE, ME, MT, NE, NH, ND, SD

Updating AK

**AL = 211<a href=“post%20#281,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**AK = 212 <a href=“post%20#765,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -2
**AZ = 213<a href=“post%20#126/#132,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**AR = 205<a href=“post%20#498,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CA = 221<a href=“post%20#321,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CO = 215<a href=“posts%20#537,%20#543,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +3
**CT = 220<a href=“post%20#508,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
DE <= 219 (post #588)
**DC = 223<a href=“post%20#633,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a>
**FL = 214<a href=“post%20#107,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**GA = 218<a href=“post%20#645,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**HI = 216<a href=“post%20#225,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**ID = 211<a href=“posts%20#522,%20#525,%20per%20student%20NMSF”>/B</a> +3
**IL = 216<a href=“post%20#110,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**IN = 214<a href=“posts%20#147,%20#193,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +2
**IA = 210<a href=“post%20#761,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**KS = 214<a href=“post%20#87,%20per%20principal”>/B</a> +3
**KY = 212<a href=“post%20#656,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +4
**LA = 209<a href=“post%20#459,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> -1
ME = ?
**MD = 221<a href=“post%20#509,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**MA = 223<a href=“post%20#622,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MI = 210<a href=“post%20#653,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**MN = 215<a href=“post%20#654,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**MS = 205<a href=“post%20#192,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MO = 213<a href=“post%20#497,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +3
MT <= 209 (post #90)
NE <= 215 (post #10)
**NV = 209<a href=“post%20#635,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
NH <= 216, >209 (post #563)
**NJ = 223<a href=“post%20#493,%20per%20GS”>/B</a> +2
**NM = 210<a href=“post%20#302,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**NY = 219<a href=“post%20#621,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**NC = 217<a href=“post%20#637,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +3
ND = ?
**OH = 214<a href=“post%20#630,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**OK = 209<a href=“post%20#106,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**OR = 216<a href=“post%20#677,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**PA = 215<a href=“post%20#629,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -1
**RI = 213<a href=“post%20#638,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**SC = 211<a href=“post%20#618,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
SD = ?
**TN = 214<a href=“post%20#617,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**TX = 219<a href=“post%20#46,%20per%20principal;%20post%20#267,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**UT = 208<a href=“post%20#763,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VT = 217<a href=“post%20#661,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VA = 220 <a href=“post%20#616,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WA = 220<a href=“post%20#491,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**WV = 204<a href=“post%20#627,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WI = 209<a href=“post%20#762,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**WY = 204<a href=“post%20#760,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2

**Puerto Rico = 204<a href=“post%20#668,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a>

10(?) Boarding school regions
**New England Boarding Schools = 223<a href=“post%20#636,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a>
These usually are set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among the individual states in the region.

Internationals=223? (inferred, needs confirmation)
This usually is set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among all the individual states.

Commended (national cutoff) = 202 (Class of 2012 Notification Letters - College Confidential)
Any person with a score equal to or higher than this cutoff who is not a NMSF receives commended status. This group represents the highest 50,000 scorers.

texaspg · September 20, 2011, 4:56pm

Nebraska - 209 (I called again)

political_pop · September 20, 2011, 6:34pm

All the information is updated here: [National</a> Merit Scholarships](<a href=“http://www.collegeplanningsimplified.com/NationalMerit.html]National”>http://www.collegeplanningsimplified.com/NationalMerit.html)

SHSENIOR · September 20, 2011, 8:19pm

Thanks “Mom2collegekids, texaspg and cuhope” for all your help. Today I received a call from NMSC and confirmed that my son is placed as a semifinalist and his school will be notified.

RawkForGod · September 20, 2011, 11:17pm

I’m from South Dakota and am a semifinalist. My score was a 224, so I’d expect the cutoff to be much lower as it’s usually around 205 here.

Descartesz · September 21, 2011, 1:21am

Thank you, political pop. That site was not up to date as of this weekend.

All the states are now completed

Updating DE, ME, MT, NE, NH, ND, SD

**AL = 211<a href=“post%20#281,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**AK = 212<a href=“post%20#765,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -2
**AZ = 213<a href=“post%20#126/#132,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**AR = 205<a href=“post%20#498,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CA = 221<a href=“post%20#321,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**CO = 215<a href=“posts%20#537,%20#543,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +3
**CT = 220<a href=“post%20#508,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**DE = 217<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> +2
**DC = 223<a href=“post%20#633,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**FL = 214<a href=“post%20#107,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**GA = 218<a href=“post%20#645,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**HI = 216<a href=“post%20#225,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**ID = 211<a href=“posts%20#522,%20#525,%20per%20student%20NMSF”>/B</a> +3
**IL = 216<a href=“post%20#110,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**IN = 214<a href=“posts%20#147,%20#193,%20established%20by%20score%20comparison”>/B</a> +2
**IA = 210<a href=“post%20#761,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**KS = 214<a href=“post%20#87,%20per%20principal”>/B</a> +3
**KY = 212<a href=“post%20#656,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +4
**LA = 209<a href=“post%20#459,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> -1
**ME = 212<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> -1
**MD = 221<a href=“post%20#509,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**MA = 223<a href=“post%20#622,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MI = 210<a href=“post%20#653,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**MN = 215<a href=“post%20#654,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**MS = 205<a href=“post%20#192,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**MO = 213<a href=“post%20#497,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +3
**MT = 209<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> +1
**NE = 209<a href=“post%20#769”>/B</a> -1
**NV = 209<a href=“post%20#635,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +1
**NH = 216<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> +2
**NJ = 223<a href=“post%20#493,%20per%20GS”>/B</a> +2
**NM = 210<a href=“post%20#302,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**NY = 219<a href=“post%20#621,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**NC = 217<a href=“post%20#637,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +3
**ND = 204<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> +2
**OH = 214<a href=“post%20#630,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**OK = 209<a href=“post%20#106,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**OR = 216<a href=“post%20#677,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +1
**PA = 215<a href=“post%20#629,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> -1
**RI = 213<a href=“post%20#638,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2
**SC = 211<a href=“post%20#618,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +3
**SD = 206<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> +1
**TN = 214<a href=“post%20#617,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**TX = 219<a href=“post%20#46,%20per%20principal;%20post%20#267,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +4
**UT = 208<a href=“post%20#763,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VT = 217<a href=“post%20#661,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +5
**VA = 220<a href=“post%20#616,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WA = 220<a href=“post%20#491,%20per%20GC”>/B</a> +2
**WV = 204<a href=“post%20#627,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a> +2
**WI = 209<a href=“post%20#762,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> No change
**WY = 204<a href=“post%20#760,%20per%20NMSC”>/B</a> +2

Puerto Rico = 204 (post #668, per NMSC?)

10(?) Boarding school regions
**New England Boarding Schools = 223<a href=“post%20#636,%20per%20NMSC?”>/B</a>
These usually are set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among the individual states in the region.
**
Internationals=223<a href=“post%20#770”>/B</a> No change
This usually is set to be equal to the highest cut-off score among all the individual states.

Commended (national cutoff) = 202 (Class of 2012 Notification Letters - College Confidential)
Any person with a score equal to or higher than this cutoff who is not a NMSF receives commended status. This group represents the highest 50,000 scorers.

Descartesz · September 21, 2011, 1:25am

State cutoffs by decreasing magnitude
DC 223
MA 223
NJ 223
CA 221
MD 221
CT 220
VA 220
WA 220
NY 219
TX 219
GA 218
DE 217
NC 217
VT 217
HI 216
IL 216
NH 216
OR 216
CO 215
MN 215
PA 215
FL 214
IN 214
KS 214
OH 214
TN 214
AZ 213
MO 213
RI 213
AK 212
KY 212
ME 212
AL 211
ID 211
SC 211
IA 210
MI 210
NM 210
LA 209
MT 209
NE 209
NV 209
OK 209
WI 209
UT 208
SD 206
AR 205
MS 205
ND 204
WV 204
WY 204

Descartesz · September 21, 2011, 1:28am

Sorted by change from 2011
UT 5
VT 5
AZ 4
FL 4
KY 4
NM 4
TX 4
CO 3
GA 3
ID 3
KS 3
MO 3
NC 3
OK 3
SC 3
AR 2
CA 2
DE 2
IL 2
IN 2
MN 2
NH 2
NJ 2
NY 2
ND 2
OH 2
RI 2
TN 2
VA 2
WA 2
WV 2
WY 2
AL 1
CT 1
HI 1
IA 1
MD 1
MI 1
MT 1
NV 1
OR 1
SD 1
DC 0
MA 0
MS 0
WI 0
LA -1
ME -1
NE -1
PA -1
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eaglessoar · September 21, 2011, 12:21pm

Does anyone have information from the NMSC office on what the confirming SAT score will be this year? It has been 1960 for the past 2 years.

mom2collegekids · September 21, 2011, 2:09pm

^^^

It may not have been set yet. To be safe, try to have a 2000+

What is your best sitting score?

I don’t think the set score varies more than 10 pts.

nonsodumb · September 21, 2011, 2:35pm

Cutoff for Louisiana was 209…I believe this is down a point from previous years.

eaglessoar · September 21, 2011, 2:58pm

He had a 219 on the PSAT but only a 1970 on the SAT. The room where he took the SAT had a clock that was buzzing loudly! Everyone in there complained. It really bothered his concentration. I know they don’t count the writing section on the SAT as a confirming score since the PSAT doesn’t have writing (you add 0 to the multiple choice writing score to get the writing score for that section for NMSC purposes).

Descartesz · September 21, 2011, 3:03pm

The PSAT does have a writing section. However it does not have an essay.

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