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DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY VIEWBOOK 2021 Halifax & Truro Nova Scotia • Canada
YOU 19,557
BELONG TOTAL STUDENTS //
14,933 UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS // 62% OUT-OF-
PROVINCE STUDENTS // 24% INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS //
AT DALHOUSIE
WHERE YOU’LL LEARN from the top experts in their fields who
200+ PROGRAMS //
2,000+ WORK-TERMS // 130+ MASTER’S AND PHD
are also winning awards for their teaching.
Where you can choose from over 200 programs and the largest
variety of courses in Atlantic Canada to play to your strengths
PROGRAMS // $27M UNDERGRADUATE FINANCIAL AWARDS //
and create a unique-to-you degree.
Where you'll put your learning into practice with integrated
$181M+ //
hands-on and workplace experiences that ensure you’re job
ANNUAL FUNDED
ready at graduation.
Where, as one of Canada’s top research universities, researchers
are solving today’s global issues and changing the world with
their discoveries — who knows what they’ll inspire in you.
Where you’ll feel welcome and valued for who you are and who
you aspire to be as part of a diverse and inclusive community
RESEARCH
that's here for you and designed to support your growth,
wellness and achievement. 91 RHODES SCHOLARS // 150,000+ ALUMNI
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Halifax is home to innovative tech and
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financial and ocean sectors. HALIFAX
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Dalhousie’s Agricultural Campus in
Truro is a friendly community designed BOSTON
for exploration and discovery. Only an TORONTO
hour from Halifax, the beautiful town
of Truro is home to a vibrant downtown
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with a range of activities, shops and
experiences.
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY IS LOCATED IN MI’KMA’KI, THE ANCESTRAL AND
UNCEDED TERRITORY OF THE MI’KMAQ. WE ARE ALL TREATY PEOPLE.
WE RECOGNIZE THE HISTORIES, CONTRIBUTIONS AND LEGACIES OF THE
AFRICAN NOVA SCOTIAN PEOPLE WHO HAVE BEEN HERE FOR OVER 400 YEARS.
HALIFAX TO: MONTREAL TORONTO BOSTON NEW YORK CALGARY VANCOUVER Our weather is moderated and influenced SPRING SUMMER AUTUMN WINTER
DIRECT FLIGHT TIME: 2 HRS 2 HRS 2 HRS 2 HRS 5 HRS 6 HRS by the ocean that surrounds us. 1°C–17°C 14°C–28°C 5°C–20°C -9°C–0°C
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IN THE
CLASSROOM
AND BEYOND
From day one you'll learn from researchers
who are tackling some of the biggest
challenges of our time — including the
global pandemic and important social justice
issues. You’ll have a chance to participate in
the projects of researchers driven to create
a better and more sustainable future for all.
In fact, Dalhousie has ranked in the top 100
universities in the world who are making
an impact on achieving the United Nations'
Sustainable Development Goals. (Times Higher
Education 2020 Impact Rankings.)
OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN
BY DOING ARE PART OF
EVERY DEGREE PROGRAM.
RANKED TOP TEN
In every program, you’ll find a wide range of
ways to put new knowledge into action and IN CANADA FORWARD.
make the connection between classes and
careers. Take part in co-op opportunities, FOR GRADUATE FOCUSED.
internships, practicums, research projects and
volunteer opportunities that give you real work EMPLOYABILITY COVID-19 has changed the way we engage with
you for now, but we are working hard to deliver
experience, professional mentorship and a (EMERGE REPORT, TIMES a meaningful Dalhousie experience. We remain
resumé that sets you up for career success. HIGHER EDUCATION, 2019) dedicated to academic excellence, to creating new
opportunities for connection and to supporting our
community's safety. Visit dal.ca/futurestudents
for the latest information. We hope we’ll be
welcoming you to campus soon.
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FACULTIES,
PROGRAMS & MAJORS
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING FACULTY OF SCIENCE
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
(Available in Halifax and Truro) Actuarial Science • Biochemistry and Molecular
Biology CO-OP • Biology CO-OP • Chemistry CO-OP •
BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING CO-OP
Earth Sciences CO-OP • Economics CO-OP •
Chemical • Civil • Electrical • Environmental •
Environment, Sustainability and Society •
Industrial • Mechanical
Environmental Science CO-OP • Integrated Science
FACULTY OF AGRICULTURE FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING CONCURRENT Program (ISP)** • Marine Biology CO-OP •
(Programs available exclusively on the
Agricultural Campus in Truro)
SCIENCES WITH Bachelor of Science • Bachelor of Arts Mathematics CO-OP• Microbiology and
Immunology CO-OP • Neuroscience • Ocean
BACHELOR OF ARTS Sciences • Physics and Atmospheric Science CO-OP •
BACHELOR OF AGRICULTURE
(With Aeres University of Applied Sciences
Canadian Studies • Cinema and Media Studies • FACULTY OF HEALTH Psychology • Statistics CO-OP
Classics • Contemporary Studies • Creative **First-year option. For more information visit dal.ca/disp.
in the Netherlands)
Writing • Early Modern Studies • English • BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (HEALTH PROMOTION)
International Food Business
Environment, Sustainability and Society • BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (MEDICAL SCIENCES)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (KINESIOLOGY)
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (AGRICULTURE) European Studies • French • Gender and
Agricultural Business • Agricultural Economics • Women’s Studies • German • History • History BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (NURSING)
Animal Science • Aquaculture •
Environmental Sciences • Integrated
of Science and Technology • International
Development Studies • Law, Justice and Society•
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (RECREATION) MINORS
Environmental Management • Plant Science Music • Philosophy • Political Science • Religious BACHELOR OF HEALTH SCIENCE
Add a minor (an additional topic of study)
Studies • Russian Studies • Sociology and Social Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound • Nuclear to your degree. To explore all available minor
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BIOVETERINARY options visit dal.ca/minors.
Anthropology • Spanish and Latin American Medicine Technology • Radiological
SCIENCE)
Studies • Theatre: Acting, Costume Studies, Technology • Respiratory Therapy
BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY Scenography, Theatre Studies
Landscape Architecture • Small Business
Management
BACHELOR OF MUSIC
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (RECREATION) /
BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT COMBINED FUTURE AREAS OF STUDY
Future study possibilities include professional
DIPLOMA IN ENGINEERING programs such as Architecture, Dentistry, Law,
(Available in Truro and Halifax)
FACULTY OF COMPUTER SCIENCE FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT Medicine, Pharmacy, Social Work and more.
PRE-VETERINARY MEDICINE You’ll also have the foundation to pursue
(Focus areas specific to each degree are listed below BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
but these are not yet formalized majors.) graduate options at Master and PhD levels.
TECHNOLOGY DIPLOMAS (mandatory co-op)
Professional and graduate programs require
Veterinary • Managed Landscapes • BACHELOR OF APPLIED COMPUTER Accounting • Entrepreneurship • Finance •
International Business • Managing People and
one or more years of post-secondary study, or
Plant Science • Business Management SCIENCE CO-OP
Organizations • Marketing • Supply Chain and the completion of a degree program, before
Software Development • Database Systems •
Logistics Management you’re eligible to apply. Visit dal.ca/programs
Web-Centric Computing • User Interface Design •
for more information about these options.
FACULTY OF ARCHITECTURE Privacy & Security • Project Management BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT
(internship options)
AND PLANNING BACHELOR OF COMPUTER SCIENCE CO-OP
Software Development • AI & Machine Learning •
Entrepreneurship and Innovation • Environment,
Sustainability and Society • Managing Data and DALHOUSIE OFFERS SEVERAL PROGRAMS IN PARTNERSHIP
BACHELOR OF COMMUNITY DESIGN Cloud Computing • Algorithms • Networking &
Information • Leadership and Organizations • WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF KING’S COLLEGE. TO LEARN MORE
Environmental Planning • Environment, Cybersecurity • Graphics & Gaming
Public Sector Management VISIT UKINGS.CA.
Sustainability and Society • Urban Design
Studies BACHELOR OF MANAGEMENT / BACHELOR OF
SCIENCE (RECREATION) COMBINED
FACULTY: A unit of related academic departments. DEGREE PROGRAM: A defined course of study that leads
to an academic qualification (e.g., Bachelor of Arts). MAJOR: A defined topic of study or subject concentration
within a degree program. CO-OP: The option to participate in paid work term(s) in your area of study. DAL.CA/PROGRAMS
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AGRICULTURE PROGRAMS
Agriculture/Pre-Veterinary
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Medicine
GRADE 12 OR EQUIVALENT REQUIREMENTS Bioveterinary Science ✓ ✓** +3 75%
Admission to programs is often competitive; meeting the minimum averages noted below International Food Business ✓ ✓* +3 75%
does not guarantee admission. Visit dal.ca/highschoolrequirements for specific course Landscape Architecture ✓ ✓* Biology 11 +3 70%
requirements. We recognize the pandemic has resulted in disruptions, contact a member
Technology Diplomas : Veterinary, Managed Landscapes, Engineering, Plant Science and Business Management
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of the admissions team at dal.ca/connect for up-to-date information.
Visit dal.ca/supplementalinfo to learn more about programs with other requirements. 1. Students who wish to complete first year in the Integrated Science Program must apply to the Bachelor of Science or Medical
Sciences program and select the Integrated Science option on the application form. In addition to meeting the English and
For a list of provincial math courses that fulfil the requirements, see the chart on page 9. Math requirements, students must also complete two of Chemistry, Biology or Physics and one additional university preparatory
course.
2. See dal.ca/admissions for specific Faculty of Agriculture admission and supplemental requirements.
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Applied Computer Science ✓ ✓* +3 70% listed below.
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Diagnostic Medical Alberta, Nunavut, NWT Math 30-2, Math 30-1, Math 31 Math 30-1, Math 31
✓ ✓* Physics and Biology +1 75% Supplementary documents
Ultrasound
Foundations of Math 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12,
British Columbia, Yukon Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12
Engineering ✓ ✓** Chemistry and Physics +1 70% Statistics 12
Manitoba Applied Math 40S, Pre-Calculus 40S Pre-Calculus 40S
Health Promotion ✓ Biology or Chemistry +3 70%
Foundations of Math 120, Pre-Calculus 120A, Pre-Calculus 120A and Pre-Calculus 120B,
Kinesiology ✓ ✓* +3 75% New Brunswick
Pre-Calculus 120B Calculus 120
Management ✓ ✓* +3 70% Newfoundland Academic Math 3201, Advanced Math 3200,
Advanced Math 3200, Intro to Calculus 3208
and Labrador Intro to Calculus 3208
Medical Sciences1 ✓ ✓** +3 80%
Nova Scotia Math 12, Advanced Math 12, Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12 Pre-Calculus 12, Calculus 12
Music ✓ +4 70% Supplementary form and audition
Data Management (MDM4U), Advanced Functions Advanced Functions (MHF4U), Calculus and
Ontario
(MHF4U), Calculus and Vectors (MCV4U) Vectors (MCV4U)
Nuclear Medicine Technology ✓ ✓* Physics and Chemistry +1 75% Supplementary documents
Prince Edward Island Math 621A, Math 621B, Math 611B Math 621B, Math 611B
Nursing ✓ ✓* Biology and Chemistry +1 75% CASPer test
Quebec CEGEP Math CEGEP Calculus I or II
Physics and one of
Radiological Technology ✓ ✓* +1 75% Supplementary documents
Biology or Chemistry Saskatchewan Foundations of Math 30, Pre-Calculus 30, Calculus 30 Pre-Calculus 30, Calculus 30
Recreation Management ✓ ✓* +3 70% Outside Canada Senior Level Math Senior Level Math (Pre-Calculus or Calculus)
Recreation (Therapeutic) ✓ +4 70% Students graduating high school in 2020
Students graduating high school in 2020 or earlier: IB
or earlier: IB Math (SL or HL); students
Chemistry and one of Math (SL or HL) or IB Math Studies; students graduating
Respiratory Therapy +1 75% Supplementary documents graduating high school in 2021 or later:
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Biology or Physics IB Curriculum high school in 2021 or later Mathematics: Analysis and
Mathematics Analysis and Approaches (SL
Approaches (SL or HL) or Mathematics: Applications and
or HL) or Mathematics Applications and
Science1 ✓ ✓** +3 75% Interpretation (SL or HL)
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ADDITIONAL ADMISSION
INFORMATION
EARLY ADMISSION
(October 15–January 31)
ADVANCED PLACEMENT (AP)
Students may be eligible for university
We begin considering applications on October credit for AP courses with grades of 4 or 5.
15. If you apply directly from high school and Completed AP courses are also considered
had a strong Grade 11 year, you can apply during entrance award assessment.
for early admission. Your application will be For details visit dal.ca/ap.
considered based on your self-reported Grade SAT OR ACT SCORES
11 final grades and anticipated Grade 12 To apply with a U.S.-based curriculum, we
courses. To self-report your grades, complete require SAT results with a total score of at
the online application at dal.ca/applynow. least 1100. ACT results are also acceptable
You must include a list of your Grade 11 with a composite score of at least 23 and
courses and final grades, and a list of planned no individual score of less than 20. Home-
Grade 12 courses. schooled students can present an SAT or
ACT score for admission and scholarship
NOVA SCOTIA AND ONTARIO STUDENT
consideration.
TRANSCRIPTS
Nova Scotia and Ontario students who apply TRANSFER STUDENTS
for early admission must self-report grades, If you have attended another post-secondary
otherwise, Nova Scotia students who include institution, you may be able to transfer to
a provincial student number and Ontario Dalhousie and receive credit for the courses
students who include an OUAC number on you completed. Normally, a cumulative GPA
the application form are not required to of at least 2.0 is required to be admitted as
submit official transcripts. a transfer student. We recognize that the
pandemic has resulted in transcript or grade
INTERNATIONAL
changes for many students, please contact
BACCALAUREATE (IB)
a member of the transfer credit team at
Students who complete the International
dal.ca/transfercredits for up-to-date
Baccalaureate Diploma must receive a
information.
minimum of 26 points and meet the subject
requirements listed on page 8 & 9. HL courses UPGRADING AND PATHWAYS
with grades of 5, 6 or 7 may be eligible for If you don’t meet our general admission
university credit. We also offer a second- requirements, there are a number of
year credit for TOK to students who score a pathways to enrolment at Dalhousie. For
grade of C or higher. Diploma candidates are details on upgrading through the College of
eligible for IB scholarships, along with general Continuing Education, the Transition Year
entrance awards. To be considered, students Program or the Indigenous Student Access
must submit anticipated IB grades. For details
visit dal.ca/ib.
Pathway, visit dal.ca/upgrading.
DAL.CA/APPLYNOW
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FINANCIAL INFORMATION
AND AWARDS
ESTIMATED COSTS
Fall and Winter Term CAD$
FOR CANADIAN STUDENTS
Tuition and incidental fees* $9,605 – $12,835
Books and supplies $1,800
Residence
(lodging and food)** $10,131 – 13,465
Total $21,536 – $28,100
Estimates for tuition and incidental fees are based on approved
rates for 2020/21 as information only. Fees are subject to
increase with each year of study, effective Summer Term.
Visit dal.ca/tuition to calculate your costs.
* Fees vary by program. Nova Scotia students may be eligible for
a bursary from the Province of Nova Scotia of $1,283. Bursary
amount is based on a full course load each term. A university education is a significant financial investment but there are many financial
supports and options available: awards, bursaries, student loans, part-time employment,
** Costs will vary depending on room type and meal plan
selected. and internships or co-op placements. Understanding your financial picture and learning
how to manage your money will help you succeed in your degree and your life beyond.
*** Based on 2020/21 rate and is subject to change.
For information, tools, and strategies visit dal.ca/financialaid.
TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR AN
AWARDS RANGING FROM $500–$41,900 U.S. STUDENT LOANS PROGRAM
The majority of entrance awards require Dalhousie is recognized by the U.S.
AWARD, COMPLETE YOUR completion of the General Entrance Award
application. For more information about
Department of Education for the Direct
Stafford and Plus Loan programs and by
APPLICATIONS FOR the process and other award opportunities,
please visit dal.ca/entranceawards.
some private lending agencies.
BOTH ADMISSION AND
To learn more, visit dal.ca/studentloans.
THE CANADA STUDENT LOAN PROGRAM
DAL.CA/MONEYMATTERS AWARDS BY MARCH 1. Details are specific to your province or
territory’s student loan office.
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RESIDENCE LIFE
It doesn’t get any more convenient than living on
campus — you’re minutes from classes and, with
a meal plan, it’s easy to refuel and get on with
your day. You’ll also be surrounded by new friends
from near and far who want to get as much out of
campus life as you do.
THE RESIDENCES
• New from high school students are guaranteed
a place in residence.*
• 11 residence buildings (8 in Halifax, 3 in Truro).
• 79% (Halifax) and 47% (Truro) of our rooms are
single occupancy.
THE LIFESTYLE
• Support and mentorship from residence life staff.
• Dedicated high-speed Wi-Fi and a streaming
entertainment service.
• Safe and secure buildings — most offer 24-hour
front desk support.
• ResLife Learning Communities bring students
with similar interests or fields of study together.
THE FOOD
• Meal plans in Halifax include 14, 19 or unlimited
meals at our Dining Halls per week. Truro students
always have an unlimited meal plan. Enjoy locally
sourced, halal, vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and
dairy-free options at every meal.
• Meal plans also include Food Bucks you can use at
NEW FROM HIGH SCHOOL?
several cafés and restaurants on and off campus.
APPLY FOR RESIDENCE FOR VIDEO TOURS OF
• In-residence kitchen facilities allow you to make
your own favourite comfort foods. BEFORE JUNE 15 TO RESIDENCES, VISIT
*Subject to any required COVID-19 response. GUARANTEE YOUR PLACE.* DAL.CA/RESIDENCE
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STUDENT
SUCCESS
Life at university is a new experience, so we’re here to help with navigating resources, meeting
new people and managing academic challenges. Our faculty, staff and students are ready to
support you as you make your way through your first year and beyond.
ACADEMIC SUPPORT HEALTH & WELLNESS
Academic support services can help you As a university student, you’ll challenge
realize your full potential. From before yourself, have some fun and sometimes
you arrive on campus to the day you feel stress. By working together, we’ve
graduate, you can count on our services created a caring, safe and healthy
and resources to help guide your way. community that supports all of us as
On Track programming, for example, we study, work, live and play. Plenty of
helps you transition into university and services, programs and resources are
maintain your success through your available on campus to help you take
degree. Visit dal.ca/ontrack. care of your overall health and well-
being, and manage the pressures of
ATHLETICS university life.
You’ll have plenty of opportunities to get
active — from Dalhousie’s diverse mix JOBS, CAREERS & REAL WORK
of varsity, club and intramural programs EXPERIENCE
to use of athletic facilities including the When it comes time to plan your career
new fitness centre. Rather spend your path, you’ll need to make a lot of
energy cheering? Students have free decisions about your education, work
admission to varsity home events. and personal life. Dalhousie has plenty
COMMUNITY
Visit dal.ca/athletics. of services and resources available
to support you as you transition from
AND CULTURE
GET INVOLVED university to the working world.
Research shows that the more involved
you are in campus activities the more
likely you’ll succeed in your studies. We’re proud to be an inclusive
That’s why we have lots of opportunities community that works to ensure
for you to show up and join in. You’ll everyone feels welcome, valued
find more than 400 active student and safe. Part of that is offering a
societies and regular campus events, variety of opportunities to connect
as well as opportunities to volunteer, with other students who have similar
DAL.CA/CAMPUSLIFE
take part in research and discover your backgrounds, interests, personal
strengths and passions. circumstances and goals.
16 17EXPLORE
This year, things are a little different. While we’ll miss inviting you to campus as we normally
would, we’re making it easier than ever to explore Dalhousie from right where you are. We look
forward to connecting with you virtually and supporting you while you reach for your goals.
FUTURE STUDENT EVENTS GET IN TOUCH
We know you’ll have lots of questions as you We want to help you make the best decision
begin your journey to Dalhousie. And we’ve for you. Don't hesitate to reach out with
got answers. On demand and throughout the questions about undergraduate programs,
year, we’ll offer information sessions that will competitive requirements, tuition, entrance
allow you to: awards and the application process. Learn
• explore academic programs how to contact an advisor at dal.ca/connect.
• meet professors and students Follow us on Instagram, Facebook or Twitter
to learn more about what's happening at
• learn about campus life Dalhousie.
• navigate the admissions process READY TO APPLY?
• discover options for financing your Get started at dal.ca/applynow.
education
• get to know your faculty of interest
Get to know the resources available to you at
dal.ca/futurestudents.
CAMPUS TOURS
See it for yourself. Virtual tours of our main
campus in Halifax or of the Agricultural
Campus in Truro are available online, until
we can meet in person. Book your tour
at dal.ca/campustours.
DAL.CA/FUTURESTUDENTS
18 19TIMELINE
OCTOBER 15:
FEBRUARY 15:
MARCH 1:
Entrance award
application deadline.
APRIL 1:
International
student
application
JUNE:
First-year registration
opens. Send final
transcripts. Residence
JULY: Submit
your photo for
your DalCard.
LATE AUGUST /
EARLY SEPTEMBER:
Orientation.
Residences open.
Admission application opens.
Application deadline deadline. assignments begin. Classes start.
for Health Sciences.
OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER
FEBRUARY 28: JUNE 15:
NOVEMBER: Explore and Application APRIL 15: Guaranteed* JULY / AUGUST:
OCTOBER: Contact an research programs. deadline for MARCH 15: Entrance residence Participate in Start On
advisor to discuss your Nursing and Application award offers MAY 15: application Track programming online.
options. Vet Tech. deadline for sent out. Admission deposit deadline. Order your textbooks.
Medical due. Deadline to
Sciences. accept entrance
award offers.
*Subject to any required COVID-19 response. DAL.CA/DEADLINES
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WHAT'S
POSSIBLE
DAL.CA
@DalhousieU
DALHOUSIE UNIVERSITY – ADMISSIONS
6299 South Street, PO Box 15000
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada B3H 4R2
Tel: 902.494.2450 Fax: 902.494.1630
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