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        • As cyber attacks rise, so should the earnings of digital-security companies, says Turner, 5.18.12
        • Dual-eligible patients are doubly appealing to managed-care companies, says Turner Investments
        • Turner Investments appoints Marek Hlinka junior global security analyst, 4.9.12
        • Turner Investments names five new principals, 3.14.12
        • Bill McVail appears on CNBC, 2.10.12
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        • News Archive
          • 2011
          • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 2.8.11
          • Bob Turner to appear on Fox Business, 3.21.11
          • Chris Baggini to appear on CNBC, 4.20.11
          • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 5.2.11
          • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg TV, 5.16.11
          • Matthew Glaser to appear on CNBC, 9.9.11
          • Melissa Hinmon of Turner Investments to receive Rising Star Award from Traders Magazine, 11.3.11
          • Bob Turner appears on CNBC's "Power Lunch" program, 11.22.11
          • Stephen J. Waltrich receives second annual Platinum Mission Award, 12.16.11
          • 2010
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 1.25.10
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg TV, 1.27.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 2.11.10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 2.23.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 2.24.10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 3.9.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 3.17.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 4.5.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 4.13.10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 4.26.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 4.30.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 5.5.10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 5.11.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 5.25.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 6.8.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 7.1.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 7.12.10
            • Chris Baggini to appear on CNBC, 7.13.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 7.27.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 8.20.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 9.27.10
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 10.8.10
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg TV, 10.18.10
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 10.25.10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 12.8.10
          • 2009
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 1.27.09
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 2.9.09
            • David Kovacs to appear on Fox Business Channel, 2.24.09
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 3.3.09
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 3.10.09
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg TV Asia, 3.24.09
            • David Honold to appear on CNBC, 3.25.09
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, 4.14.09
            • Matt Glaser to appear on CNBC, 5.12.09
            • Matt Glaser to appear on Reuters TV, 6.3.09
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 6.17.09
            • Steve Gold to appear on Bloomberg & CNBC in Singapore, 7.27.09
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 7.28.09
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 9.30.09
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, 10.20.09
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 10.27.09
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 11.3.09
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 12.16.09
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 12.22.09
          • 2008
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 1.10.08
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 2.27.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 3.6.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg TV, 3.26.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 4.1.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 4.14.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg, 5.1.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 5.13.08
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, 6.11.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 6.20.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 6.30.08
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, 7.16.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 8.13.08
            • Frank Sustersic to appear on CNBC, 8.14.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 9.3.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 9.25.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg, 9.26.08
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 10.22.08
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, 11.21.08
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 11.25.08
            • David Kovacs to appear on CNBC, 12.18.08
          • 2007
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, January 4
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg, February 26
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 3.09.07
            • David Honold to appear on Bloomberg, March 13
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, March 20
            • David Honold to appear on Bloomberg, March 26
            • Frank Sustersic to appear on CNBC, April 10
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, April 17
            • Tara Hedlund to appear on CNBC on April 23
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, April 27
            • Robb Parlanti to appear on CNBC, 5.22.07
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 5.24.07
            • Christopher McHugh appears on CNBC, 6.11.07.
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, June 12
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg, 6.13.07
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC, 6.19.07
            • David Honold is scheduled to appear on Bloomberg, 7.16.07
            • Bill McVail is scheduled to appear on CNBC's Power Lunch show, 8.6.07
            • Bill McVail is scheduled to appear on CNBC on Monday, August 20.
            • Bill McVail appears on CNBC's Squawk Box, 9.12.07
            • Bill McVail is scheduled to appear on CNBC, 10.10.07
            • Bill McVail appears on CNBC Tuesday, 10.16.07
            • Frank Sustersic appears on CNBC, 10.17.07
            • Bill McVail to appear on Fox News, 10.24.07
            • Bill McVail to appear on Fox Business, 11.05.07
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, 11.9.07
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on Bloomberg, 11.21.07
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, 11.28.07
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 12.11.07
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC, 12.26.07
          • 2006
            • McVail to appear on CNBC on January 3, 2006
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC Jan 4, 2006
            • McVail to appear on Bloomberg, Thursday February 23
            • McVail to appear on Bloomberg, Thursday March 2
            • Frank Sustersic to appear on CNBC, March 20
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, March 29
            • Tara Hedlund to appear on CNBC, April 26
            • Christopher McHugh to appear on CNBC, Tuesday June 6th
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, June 16th
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, August 2nd
            • Frank Sustersic to appear on CNBC, September 7
            • Bill McVail to appear on CNBC Friday, September 8
            • Bill McVail to appear on Bloomberg, September 15th
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC Tuesday, December 5
            • Robb Parlanti to appear on CNBC, December 26
          • 2005
            • Bob Turner to appear on Bloomberg
            • McVail to appear on Bloomberg
            • McHugh to appear on CNBC May 4, 2005
            • McVail to appear on CNBC
          • 2004
            • McVail to appear on CNBC Tuesday, May 11
            • Bob Turner to appear on CNBC on June 22
            • McVail to appear on CNBC Thursday, September 9
          • 2003
            • Bill McVail to appear on CN8 tonight
          • 2002
            • Bob Turner to appear Friday on PBS' Wall Street Week
      • Press Releases & Announcements
        • 2012
          • VIDEO REPORT: Six reasons why you should consider Turner Investments’ long/short portfolios
        • 2011
          • Ailing consumer confidence may limit growth for health-care companies, says Turner, 11.29.11
          • Three employees receive Mission Awards at Turner Investments, 11.28.11
          • Melissa Hinmon of Turner Investments to receive Rising Star Award from Traders Magazine, 11.3.11
          • Nature huffed and it puffed, but it hasn’t blown insurers in, says Turner commentary, 10.21.11
          • Yajun (Alex) Zeng named quantitative analyst for Turner Investments, 10.11.11
          • Silvia Manz named director of marketing and client service Europe at Turner International, Ltd., 10.
          • Adrian Gabriel Verueco named deputy controller at Turner Investments, 10.5.11
          • Paul D. Foster appointed global head of consultant relations and managing director, 8.15.11
          • Turner featured in Barron's, "Spreading the Gospel of Growth Stocks", 6.27.11
          • Kevin Sun named quantitative research analyst for Turner Investments, 6.22.11
          • When the economy slows, health-care stocks tend to shine, 6.21.11
          • Sorin Roibu appointed global security analyst at Turner Investments, 6.8.11
          • Turner Investments wins Institutional Investor Award 5.26.11
          • Internet TV’s time is coming, says Turner Investments commentary, 2.15.11
          • Turner Funds launches three long/short stock mutual funds, 2.7.11
          • Turner Investments names nine new principals, 1.24.11
          • Turner Investments forms Global Consultant-Relations Group, 1.13.11
          • VIDEO REPORT: Quarterly Perspectives With Bob Turner, 1.12.11
        • 2010
          • Louise Hertzog receives first Platinum Mission Award at Turner Investment Partners, 1.12.10
          • Our 20th anniversary: a letter from Bob Turner, 3.5.10
          • Turner Spectrum Fund featured in Barron's, 5.10.10
          • Turner Funds launches Turner Global Opportunities Fund, 5.12.10
          • Jason D. Schrotberger promoted to lead portfolio manager of the Turner SMID Growth Equity institutio
          • Christopher E. Baggini Joins Turner Investment Partners as Senior Portfolio Manager/Security Analyst
          • U.S. manufacturing isn’t a thing of the past, says Turner Investment Partners position paper, 7.8.10
          • Emerging nations may represent the future of health care, says Turner Investment Partners commentar
          • James A. Wylie appointed chief marketing officer and executive managing director at Turner Investmen
          • Turner Investments’ Spectrum Fund adds seventh strategy, 10.1.10
          • Tablet computers finally gain traction in the computer market, says Turner Investments commentary, 1
          • Joshua B. Kohn joins Turner Investments as portfolio manager/security analyst, 10.13.10
          • A commitment to socially responsible investing can be both commendable and financially rewarding, sa
          • The hotel industry is rebounding from its recession-induced slump, says Turner Investments commentar
        • 2009
          • Turner Investment Partners names 20 new principals; 86 of 114 employees now hold equity ownership in
          • Turner Emerging Growth Fund featured in the Wall Street Journal, 1.23.09
          • Turner Launches Spectrum Fund, 5.11.09
          • Eric Turner joins Turner Investment Partners as security analyst, 6.4.09
          • Turner Midcap Growth Fund featured in Barron's, 6.22.09
        • 2008
          • David Kovacs appointed Chief Investment Officer, Quantitatitive Strategies at Turner Investment Part
          • An investment perspective from Bob Turner, chairman and chief investment officer (1.22.08)
          • The New York Times: Navigating a Tricky Year, Hands On
          • The green movement should help foster environmental progress, Turner Investment Partners position pa
          • The forecast looks sunny for the plasma-products industry, says Turner Investment Partners commentar
          • Turner Small Cap Equity Fund (TSEIX) Re-Opening to all investors (3.1.08)
          • Balance sheet holds untold investing stories, says Turner Investment Partners commentary (3.18.08)
          • Stock portfolios’ assets remain within comfortable limits, according to latest Turner Investment Par
          • Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo may be its best chance at staying competitive in a cloudy future, says Tur
          • Robust consumer spending in Russia and Eastern Europe bodes well for upscale, branded products, says
          • Investing in international stocks can offer a world of opportunity, Turner Investment Partners posit
          • Energy companies expand the search for natural gas in shale formations, says Turner Investment Partn
          • The tide may be turning for commodity stocks, says Turner Investment Partners commentary, 6.17.08
          • Transaction processing proves lucrative for MasterCard and Visa, says Turner Investment Partners com
          • Turner featured in Institutional Investor, 6.30.08
          • Turner Funds launches Turner Quantitative Broad Market Equity Fund, 7.1.08
          • Contract research organizations are profiting from the increased outsourcing of drug research and de
          • Turner Investment Partners launches an overseas family with four funds, 7.31.08
          • Turner Funds launches Turner Core Growth 130/30 Fund, 7.31.08
          • Apple’s iPhone to play a prominent role in the future of mobile connectivity, says Turner Investment
          • For stocks, it’s USA all the way, says Turner Investment Partners commentary, 8.13.08
          • Mergers and acquisitions offer unique investment opportunities, says Turner Investment Partners comm
          • E-commerce may be the cure for retailers’ holiday blahs, says Turner Investment Partners commentary,
          • Turner Investment Partners introduces Turner Spectrum multi-manager strategy, 11.3.08
        • 2007
          • In to Africa: the banking industry there has high-growth potential, says Turner Investment Partners
          • Turner Funds launches two new mutual funds
          • Turner welcomes three new security analysts (7.23.07)
          • Oil sands hold promise for Canada, says Turner Investment Partners commentary (7.30.07)
          • Jennifer Clark, Heather McMeekin, Halie O'Shea, Donald Smith, and Rick Wetmore appointed co-managers
          • Theresa B. Hoang joins Turner Investment Partners as security analyst (8.08.07)
          • Matt Glaser joins Turner as director of alternative investments (10.24.07)
          • 130/30 investing requires applying certain principles to maximize its unique opportunities, Turner I
          • “Casual” video games lead the charge in transforming the video-gaming market, says Turner Investment
        • 2006
          • Vijay Shankaran joins Turner Investment Partners as security analyst/portfolio manager
          • Fortune Magazine: Going After Big Game
          • Barron's: Sticking With The Winners
        • 2005
          • Opportunities in Growth
        • 2004
          • Turner Investment Partners names 14 new principals
          • Tara Hedlund to appear on Wall Street Week this Friday evening
          • Conference Call Encore: Opportunities in the Equity Markets in 2004
          • Scott J. Kearney named director of institutional business development at Turner Investment Partners
          • Turner Investment Partners chairman receives Beta Gamma Sigma Business Achievement Award
          • Small Cap Growth Fund to close on July 31, 2004
          • Barrons: Turner New Enterprise featured
        • 2003
          • Turner Investment Partners names 13 new principals
          • Karl Zeller named client relationship manager, managed accounts at Turner Investment Partners
          • Small Cap Growth re-opening
          • Donald W. Smith joins Turner Investment Partners as security analyst/portfolio manager
          • Halie W. O'Shea joins Turner Investment Partners as security analyst/portfolio manager
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        • Letter from Bob Turner: predictions for the economy and stocks in 2012
        • Archive
          • Letter from Bob Turner: why rationality and specialization matter in investing, 7.11.11
          • Our 20th anniversary: a letter from Bob Turner
          • Chairman's Letter - January 2010
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          • Turner Year-End Letter - December 2008
          • Letter from Bob Turner: how optimism about stocks would help
          • Turner Market Outlook - October 2008
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          • Letter from Bob Turner: seeing ourselves as others see us
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      • Sector Focus
        • Consumer
          • Back from the brink: what’s driving a resurging automotive industry, 1.20.12
          • Chinese Internet firms tend a walled garden, 8.15.11
          • Luxury goods: the pricing power of bling, 3.11.11
          • Room with a view: hotel outlook sunny, 10.21.10
          • Emerging nations: the market of the future for consumer staples, 5.14.10
          • Harley, Honda, and Sony: the leaner, meaner machines, 12.17.09
          • There's life yet in an aging auto industry, 7.16.09
          • Education firms make the grade in a recession, 2.18.09
          • E-commerce: cure for retailers’ holiday blahs?, 9.16.08
          • From Russia and Eastern Europe, with affluence, 4.8.08
          • To some consumer firms, it hardly matters if the U.S. catches a cold, 6.1.07
          • China: a slumbering consumer giant awakes, 1.23.07
          • Gaming firms raise the ante overseas, 8.3.06
          • Why four specialty retailers are special, 3.16.06
          • Wine and spirits go to the top shelf, 5.3.05
          • Online advertising: a promising tool for consumer companies, 12.6.04
          • Stored-value cards: a win-win product for consumers and companies, 9.9.04
          • Staffing services: a strategic shift to higher value, 7.2.04
        • Cyclical
          • How are energy companies reaching the once-unreachable? 2.8.12
          • As corn goes, so goes fertilizer, 9.9.11
          • LNG: a remedy for Nuclear Jitters , 4.1.11
          • Oil in Iraq: a profitable gamble?, 11.11.10
          • For U.S. drillers, offshore's loss may be onshore's gain, 7.9.10
          • Auto pendulum swinging to materials companies, 1.26.10
          • U.S. steel industry: an early economic barometer, 8.14.09
          • LNG: the ups trump the downs, 3.9.09
          • Recycling: good for the ecosystem and profits, 10.23.08
          • Shales underground prove a gas in U.S., 5.16.08
          • O Canada: an oil sands bonanza, 7.30.07
          • A renaissance aids uranium production, 2.5.07
          • Solar energy heats up, 9.18.06
          • Coal’s prospects burn brightly (and more cleanly), 4.5.06
          • Suddenly automakers are high on hybrids, 11.14.05
          • Look who's got pricing power now: steel, copper, and chemicals, 2.22.05
          • Why oil prices are likely to stay high, 9.1.04
          • LNG: the best hope for expanding our natural-gas supply, 1.21.04
        • Financial Services
          • Investors seek shelter in REITs, 3.21.12
          • In the wake of disasters, property-and-casualty insurers look to a hardening market, 10.13.11
          • For insurance companies, destination emerging nations, 5.12.11
          • Prepaid cash cards: the New Frontier of plastic, 12.15.10
          • Microfinance does well by doing good, 7.23.10
          • That’s right: rising rates can be good for financial services, 2.24.10
          • To us, the best regional banks are the best-capitalized regional banks, 9.17.09
          • Yes, investment banking is still alive and well, 4.3.09
          • Seven you can still bank on, 12.4.08
          • MasterCard and Visa: profitable toll takers, 6.10.08
          • Africa: a banking lightweight bulks up, 12.13.07
          • Subprime mortgages: way past their prime, 3.8.07
          • The price is right for specialty insurers, 5.3.06
          • How electronic trading is reshaping Wall Street, 12.13.05
          • Bankruptcy law: less forgiving to debtors, kinder to creditors, 7.8.05
          • Bank of Ireland Asset Management (U.S.) Trade Update, 3.20.03
        • Health Care
          • Dual-eligible patients should keep managed-care companies healthy, 4.19.12
          • The New Abnormal: why health-care utilization rates are low, 11.21.11
          • Why health-care stocks may shine in the near term, 6.21.11
          • Why the Big Three drug distributors could get bigger, 1.28.11
          • In health care, the future may belong to emerging nations, 8.25.10
          • Intuitive Surgical rules robotic surgery, 3.23.10
          • Acquisitions: Big Pharma's response to expiring patients,10.23.09
          • The drugs may be generic, but their prospects aren't, 5.20.09
          • How defensive is health care?, 12.31.08
          • Contract research helps keep drug pipeline flowing, 7.16.08
          • Will plasma products' prospects remain sunny?, 2.6.08
          • Aesthetic medicine: a booming (and boomer) market, 9.4.07
          • Anemia drugs: sudden tremors in a franchise, 4.24.07
          • Part D debuts in all its complexity, 11.6.06
          • Trexima: 1+1=3 in relieving a migraine?, 8.24.06
          • Morbid obesity: a growth market, 1.24.06
          • Ready or not, here comes Medicare Part D, 8.9.05
          • Hypertension Focus: The big and small battle for supremacy in PAH drugs, 4.27.05
          • Health Savings Accounts: an idea whose time has come?, 10.11.04
        • Technology
          • Cyber attacks fuel growth of digital security, 5.14.12
          • As competition and innovation heat up, the tablet comes of age, 12.22.11
          • Building a foundation of BRICs in producer durables, 7.14.11
          • Internet TV's time is coming, 2.14.11
          • Virtualization: are you being served?, 10.1.10
          • Tablet computers: an idea whose time has come at last, 9.21.10
          • Companies ratchet up spending on data centers, 4.19.10
          • Light-emitting diodes: The Great Light Hope, 11.17.09
          • Why small solid-state drives may become big, 6.4.09
          • Cyber-security: to catch a thief, 1.22.09
          • Apple's iPhone makes a mobile connection, 8.1.08
          • Microsoft wanders lonely as a cloud and bids for Yahoo, 3.6.08
          • In video games, the (casual) play's the thing, 12.3.07
          • Think wireless, think emerging markets, 5.10.07
          • Cellular towers: one beautiful business, 12.15.06
          • Cable, telecom firms turn the quadruple play, 7.24.06
          • In the tech sector, don't look back, 2.2.06
          • The digital home cometh, 5.2.05
          • VOIP: The next New New Thing in telecom, 11.5.04
          • Semiconductor leaders seek to spend their way to prosperity, 7.17.02
      • Position Papers
        • How companies are putting their cash hoards to work, 3.7.12
        • Why your global portfolio needs growth stocks, 12.20.11
        • Management: six lessons for the corner office, 9.21.11
        • Mobile payments: your phone is your wallet. 7.21.11
        • Archive
          • Yes, earnings do drive stock prices, 3.23.11
          • In search of Davids who can slay Goliaths
          • How ethanol is energizing the agricultural economy
          • Why the productivity boom should help create more jobs soon
          • 10 Promising Investment Trends in 10 Sectors
          • The urge to merge is back
          • Forget the rear-view mirror: growth stocks may be ready to excel
          • Metrics: a good pointer in the hunt for growth stocks
          • How the world's changing demographics may sway the economy
          • U.S. manufacturing: still the one
          • Active management may be down, but we think it's far from out
          • For stock portfolios, smaller is often better
          • Why bubbles aren't all bad
          • How green is my (and your) planet
          • 12 lessons learned about tech investing
          • Six signs to tell when the financial crisis may end
          • Six keys to investing in international growth stocks
          • Global stocks march to different drummers
          • Forecasting Cycles of Value and Growth Stocks in Global Equity Markets
          • The case for long/short equity strategies
          • Making DC more like than DB
          • In defense of socially responsible investing
          • Asset-capacity study for Turner's stock portfolios, 2010
          • Survivor: the Corporate Edition
          • Asset Capacity Study 2009
          • Will the U.S. rather fight than switch to international accounting standards?
          • Asset Capacity Study 2008
          • Eight principles of effective 130/30 investing
          • The Seven Traits of Companies That Make Great Growth Investments
          • The 15 best books on stock investing
          • Commodities: it's a material world more than ever
          • Asset Capacity Study 2007
          • Asset Capacity Study 2006
          • Equity Asset-Capacity Study
          • Equity Asset Capacity Study 2005
          • Aging baby boomers: where the bucks are (12/2005)
          • Avoiding growth stocks now may be a chilling experience
          • Fear not: Rising rates may not be so bad for stocks
          • Two to 10: stocks' sweet spot
          • Fundamental analysis: you can know a lot just by learning
          • Do the economy and stocks point to a John Kerry victory in November?
      • Taking Stock
        • Smid-cap stocks: the Goldilocks asset class
        • A tale of two markets - and the best stocks in them
        • Opportunity knocks for AIG's competitors
        • How the balance sheet holds untold stories for the value investor
        • How to look at beauty as in the eye of the acquirer
        • In the spring rally, The Uninvestables blossom
        • The buck stops here for commodities
        • Is the tide turning for commodities?
      • Considering Turner Investments' long/short portfolios
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